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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Wilson 10 Work
Reforms in New
Jersey, He Says
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Princeton N. j., Nov. T.
President elect Wilson asserts that
lie does not intend to retire from
the fight for progressive legisla-
ton in New Jersey. He said to-
day that he would stay on the
job at Trenton" until he had car
lied out these reforms.
The governor Will have smooth
progress with a democratic legis-
lature behind him when it con-
venes January i
Wilson said; Whatever we do
in New Jersey, il will have the
force Of the whole country behind
il"
Governor Wilsbn expects to
leave soOn ON a short vacation,
sailing on private yacht for the
Bermudas ON November l6.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
WE|SER AND
BLACK ARE
ELECTED
SURE
ShackIeford's S Lead Cut
Down by Later Re-
turns; Carries Co.
GUNN|SON IS F OR BILL

Thomas j. Black of Montrose. for
district judge and William Weiser
OF Grand Junction for district at
torney.
This is the conceded result on the
face of returns up to o'clock this
afternoon. Shackleford's lead of
670 in Mesa county where count
has been secured in practically every
precinct will not be sufficient to
. &c iztss ie..s'9r sos,,-a..i-ag z for giacbs
in Montrose county. where he won
by SS5.
The results, estimated and final.
in the seventh district. as compiled
by The Sentinel. is as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
AUTO PART !
ri: E:A(;HE:S
C5l)I TIN
Make Fifty Miles In
4S Hours over the
Summit Of Range
SALT LAKE CITY FRIDAY
IN MnMANn pIArrN

Cotton, Utah, Nov. Three ears
arrived yesterday afternoon, Coleman
driving thu Flanders, Ramscy driving
the Midland, and Piau driving II
llupp. We are waiting for other cars
NOW, and will mnlIe Provo tonight.
Tuesday and Wednesday we only
made 80 miles on account of snow
and rain and fierce roads. The last
- miles were over the so-called ra-
nous NcInal route, and i, was fierce.
Governor SplA wires he is with Us TO
the hast ditch, and viii fight for this
route list and last. book for good
roads nom now ON. Expect 10 arrive
in salt Lake SIgy Friday night or
sS,a Z 7A.syr .Tpens-e Sslid M papers to
,sInafiftn r,..,,.
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TUBERCULOSIS
CURE IS FOUND
g Associated Press.

g Associated Press.
s Berlin, Nov Dir Frcder- !
: isch F. Friedman announces
:, the discovery of what is beliey- :
!, ed to be a practical cure Of all :
: forms of tuberculosis. He has
: exhibited cured patients. and :
= declared he has treated GS2 cas-
= es with almost inyariable COM
:, plete cure. DR.. Friedman in
: jects living tuberUulu baccilt :
= which has been rendered benev- :
= olent.
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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
BOURNE RUNS SLOW.
Aesnclnted Press

Associated Press.
Portland, Ore, Nov. On the
face of the present returns it seems
that women's suffrage carried by a
small majority.
Senator Bourne independently is
running far behind his republican
and democratic opponents, who are
separated by only handful of votes.
Later returns show that Lane
(democratD is leading by II votes
over Smelling for United States SEN
utOT.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Gasoline Irrarl, Cars.

Three Fairbanks-Morso motor pro
reIIed track voIocipedcs arrived in
The city this morning at % ]O-knot
rIip ON the rails and attracted a good
Ga4I of attention at the depot James
yaugbp of SaIida and his crew Of
bridge builders from Salila are TAX
fug rrfp OF inspection over the line
on the machines.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
CHANCE FOR TEDDY.
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 7, s am
The progressive leaders this morning
claim that there is a large enough
plurality for Roosevelt in Los An
geles county to overcome the state
plurality given to Wilson.
II is said that the official count
may be necessary to decide the CON
test in Los Angeles county.
California has 3 electoral votes.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
STATE UNCHANGED LATER
RETURNS INCREASE LEADS
Wilson's Plurality Easily 100000 -ShdfOh and Taylor Lead the
1cket-Iunne Bill Probably LOST Recall, Contempt, Home
Rule All WiD-MOthGrS Compensation Measure Gar
rIed.-peaCG'S Lead is Increasing Hourly.
Associated Press.

Denver Nov. 7.-Ihe complexion of both houses Of the
state legislature such insure the election beyond doubt of
Shafroh democat) for the long and {. S Thomas (dcmo-
crate for the short the United States Their popu
lar purateS will exceed the present ratio of the
maintained Both the republican and democratic legislators
who have been elected pledged for the peoples choice
for
For congressman large the reelection of Edward r. Taylor
(democrat) is assured; also hcating (dcmocrat).
Anmons for governor led the entire democratic ticket
to victory
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
WILSON LEADING.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. Z. p. m.-Govern-
or Wilson has a plurality oI 500 at
. O'Clock with 663 precincts missing
in this state.
Democratic headquarters reports
now that Wilson has a lead over
Roosevelt Thirty-two counties are
still missing. Cook county is demo-
cratic.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Miss Emma Johnson of Brookings,
S. D., who has been visiting her
cousins, the Misses June johnson and
sisters, here, has started on her re-
turn trip east She was here a year
and left. thoroughly in love with Col
orado and especially the Grand val
ley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Ry Dell S. Cobb, State Editor Daily
Sentinel.)

Denver, Nov. Incomplete re-
turns of the city and state show even
greater victory for Democrats than
last night There is no doubt of a
democratic Legislature. The election
of Gov .Johr r Shafroth and gAaas
.G Thosaass.i IS ass. Is lsFse- "A 4
rrtssrenian,s s-ss4n tu1trft. Z
mer. Ei Paso EMS Animas. Those
doubtful are Huerfano Costilla,
Arapahoe and Baca. Bent, kioWa,
Custer Delta, Otero, Park, are doubt
full. Fremont Crowley and Lake will
have divided legislature, but other
wise are democratic
Saguacbe is republican.
indications are that the house will
be 3S democrats, 2 republicans.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Democrats May Have
to Elect a Republican
Senator from Nebraska
Associated Press

Omaha Neb., Nov lit develops
that the democratic legislature will
doubtless be called npon to elect re-
publican United States senator. Nine
~ per cent of the candidates for the
legislature are pledged to vote for
Tor, senator securing
-t,A-s pr,sl-ayssys sss Qtsssss A he.-n,rppl a..
congressrn man Norris, according to
the latest returns, secured the prefer
euce vote, but . democratic legisla-
ture seems certain.
Mourchoad, democratic candidate
for governor, was elected by l5.U 600.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
MICHIGAN FOR t. R.

4ssqeiA.ed ! .c5z..lt
Detroit Mich, Nov r. Figures at
hand early in the day showed that
Roosevelt would carry Michigan by
a plurality OF probably 10000.
The womens suffrage bill carried
by a small majority.
The legislature will be republican.
thus insuring the reelection of Unit
ed States Senator Smith
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press

Cologne. Germany, Nov THE
Turks are reported to have been de-
cisively beaten by the Bulgarians and
driven in disorder from their posi-
tions in the Tchatalja forts in front
of Constantinople. The fighting
lasted for two days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
MINNESOTA TO ROOSEVELT.

Associated Press.
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Minneso-
ia today swung from Wilson TO Roos-
eyelt. who will carry the state by
approximately l 900. The colonel
is still gaining. Governor Eberhart
and the entire Republican state tick
at is elected
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
SPECIAL TARIFF
REVISION MEET
OF CONGRESS

3 Associated Press. q
= Washington, ID. c.. Nov. Z 2
q democrats here consider It p
:, very likely that Governor Will =
= son will call a special session Of .
. the new congress soon after his =
> inauguration. y
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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
SURE TO
HAVE PORTFOLIO
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Nov. There Is little
doubt at western democratic head
quarters that Bryan win be rendered
practically q choice Of the offices
within the gift of the President. Many
say he will positively be secretary Of
stale.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
TAFT PROCLAnS THANKS.

Associated Press.
Washington, d. C.. Nov. 7.-Presi-
dent Taft issued his Thanksgiving
proclamation for November 2S.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
ROOSEVELT LOSING ILLINOIS.
associated Press.

Associated Press
Chicago, Nov. Z. s Ambrose
velt's lead over Wilson in Illinois has
now been reduced To less than 1000,
and the democratic national commit
teeman claims that the complete re-
turns viii. give the state to Wilson
hy l5.UO0
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
BIG LEAD IN IOWA.
Assnciated Press

Associated Press.
Des Moines. la. Nov 7.-Wilson's
plurality in Iowa in all but seven
counties has been tabulated and is
10000. The Legislature is republi-
can, insuring Senator Kenyons re-
election
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press

Associated Press.
San Francisco, Nov 7.-On returns
from 3.S72 precincts out Of i,372 in
the state Wilson's plurality will be
l.26G. A new count in Los Angeles
will be necessary before the results
will be known
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
FLEET Of a
VESSELS IN
TURK WATERS
Associated Press-

N7.UVTdTVT TT60-
London, Nov. 1-"WeIl sing te-
dcum OF Thanksgiving in mosque Of
ST. Sophia next Sunday, said the
leaders of the Bulgariaus before Con
stantiRople, today. Scutari and Adri-
anople are still making stubborn
resistance Military critics have said
that Adriguopie won't fall as soon as
prOmiesd by the Bulgarians
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
T0DAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-December wheat
closed at SSTs corn 500 5lh oats
81 4
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
ATTENDING CONVENTION.

: Mrs. Horace T. DeLong. Mrs.
: J. J. Lace and Mrs. Edwin :
? Price left this morning for :,
? Hotchkiss to attend the district :
? missionary convention of the :,
: Methodists there Its sessions :.
, will last two days. Thursday and !
!, Friday, and the local ladies will :,
; take prominent part in the :
; meeting They expect to return :.
; Saturday. :
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0ffiripIs Here.

VITT|lTT- TTVTV. --..-
4. b. AprrTsOn Of Salt Lake CITY
general superintendent of the Iiah
lines is iu the city accompanied by
Division Engineer BlakelN.. Ihey
are iu private car. "Nasalch-
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
CAN'T RUSH WILSON
q Associated Press.

g Associated Press. 6
: Princeton, n. j., Nov. T. =
3 81 think my right course now is :.
= to hear everybody and not make :
= any statement" said Wilson. in {.
= reply to numerous questions 3
:, relative to national issues. 8
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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
WILSON'S LEAD INCREASED
TO 1856; MAY HAVE POPULAR
VOTE OVER TAFT AND T.R,,
Kansas and Iowa Switch TO JeTSeyman With Minnesota In the
Doubtful COIumn-The Landslide Is Almost Unanimous.
Successful Candidate Is Answering His Great
Mass Of Correspondence

New York Nov ,{slecini TO the Daily Sentinel with Ninneo
doubtful
registered a0 electoral votes at o'clock this
OF Iowa and Kansas the Roosevelt column a
the characterization of California
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

London, Eng. Nov, THE fleet
which European nations are assem-
bling in Turkish waters comprise / :
ers.
Sir Edward Milne will be senior
officer of international fleet. and will
take command should concerted oper-
ations become necessary.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Here from Outay.

'EVF' TfVTIl VW0sINs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Story. Jrr OF
Ouray are visitors in the city with
local friends Mr.. Story is promi-
nent attorney.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

or 30 more than Wilson, Taft and
Dobs combined
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
RAH FOR CHAFIN.

Associated Press.
Whittier, Cal, Nov. This city
gave Roosevelt $50. Chafin got 452,
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Slattery in City.

]. r. Slattery of Helper, superin-
tendent of the Green River division,
was in the city today on business
with local officials.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

Sofia Nov. THE Bulgarians
lost 5000 killed and wounded in
the five days fighting between Lule
Burgas and Bunarhisar. The Turk
ish casualties were 10000.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

RI II Sawyer returned to his ranch
on Purdy Mesa this morning after
spending two days in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
NIrI.cnnnn Hero.

a. n. McLennou, prominent fruit
grower from Palisade, and director
of the local fruit growers assucia-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
SOCIALISTS MAKE CLAIMS.
Associated Press.

Associated BreSS.
Columbus, o., Nov. THE So
cialist state headquarters today
claimed the socialist vote in Ohio to
be close to 100, 900. They declare
that Debs received more votes than
Taft in Cuyahoga and Lucas coun-
ties.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

Paris, Nov. Turkey has decid-
ed 10 give the powers fun liberty Of
action in arranging terms of peace
according TO n dispatch from Com
stantinople.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

possible, can ne gained from lelleI
received yesterday by C. l.. Nichols
from his son, Carl w. Nichols.
1t was written from Price on the
evening of November 4, and in part
is as follows:
Dear Dad: This is some swell
little burg. Only 5000 people, and
when we landed in last night We
were met by 500 shouting people,
l4-piece band and came right to
this hotel. 1t is O'Clock and | have
just had supper. Last night we had
a banquet with ll-piece orchestra.
Tonight, as / write the orchestra is
Playing The mayor is my best
friend here. Mr. Olson He rode up
from Green River with me and we
led the procession.
Everything is set up for us here
and our money Is no good. Green
River entertained us. but nothing like
this Price is the liveliest town
ever.
While | am having a fine time
/ will be glad to get back. We will
ship cars back from Salt Lake, as
the weather will not permit driving.
The association pays for everything,
you know, so don't worry. The
weather delayed us here.
! was unfortunate enougflto break
my left rear axle and was some
worried as to whether | could go on
or not But after telephoning Salt
Lake four times and their calling me
twice, | have my missing link COM
ing in al 1920 tonight. We will
put it in in the morning, and be just
as good as new.
There is too much doing TO write
gee, IL Grand Junction had the get
up Price has, it would be some
town.
In all probability it will be hard
grind over the hill from here, but
we have had a swell time for day
and have the cars in tip top shape.
The music is too lively Must
stop. Hope you are all right. Don't
worry about me You'd think we
were all princes from the way we are
treated
Love to both.
CARL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
NICHOLS WRITES
Of PRICE AND
AUTO TRIP

Some idea of the enthusiasm which
is being aroused in Price and other
cities i'm Utah over the Midland Trail
association and the pathfined party
from this city which is making it
possible, can be gained from letter
received yesterday by C. l.. Nichols
from his son. Carl w. Nichols.
1t was written from Price on the
evening of November 4. and in part
is as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
l Am Happier Than Woodrow Wilson, Declares the Great Comoner

At Lincoln Tuesday night Wilson's
rs religious the by eoth
] INV Nv sought and nouned because found It not happier than Gov
IN Governor Wilson feel
@ s TO ms conscience have fue faith who does right only beou
l ne himself is eeto be
the country My JOY increased by the Nebraska city OF
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

of friends the Lincoln democratic headquarters He
the another
ressed by Of responsibility while happy and free My
which his campaign has excited have confidence in
ched He must have stronger motive than that He right
ub he will conduct his administration command the approval
pluralUe or Mr. Wson"
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

BRYAN was called upon BY hundreds of fr
think that | am justified in using tn
vernon Wilson, for his JOY is repressed
2 will live up to the expectations which
.use he thinks that he is being watched.
opIe's president, and | have no doubt he
nd the precinct in which live all gave p
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
FOR WILLIAM II. TAFT.
Fatal 10
FOR THEODORE ROOSEVEIT.
DOUBTFUL.
WILSON STILL LEADS.

Minnesota Observation-Disclosures.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Love to both.
CARL.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
The Cory Theater.

Beginning Monday this most popu-
lar play house makes another strong
bid for discriminating patronage by
offering splendidly selected and high
class program of four reels, headed by
a special Lubin two-reel release en-
titled. "The Stolen symphony" It is
beautiful story of a poor young mu-
stefan who has composed an exquisite
symphony.
Adjoining his squalid quarters is a
room occupied by a young lady of good
family, but impoverished. She can
hear the wonderful strains of the SYM
phony played by the young musician
and becomes first interested in the
music and then in love with the COM
poser. Together they plan to apprise
the world of the genius. One evening,
as renowned musician is leaving a
concert hall, after one of his great
successes. the young composer throws
the score of the symphony into the
carriage of the great musician. Curl
osity compels the musician to read the
music, and. at home, on his own in
strument. he discovers the great work
of the poor young composer. He
adopts the symphony as his own and
adds new laurels to his already great
career. One evening at a concert at
which the symphony is played, the real
composer riser in the audience and de-
nounces the player claiming the SYM
phony as his. He is taken to prison
and later put into an asylum. The
young woman lover hears of his plight
and intercedes with rich aunt to help
secure his release. The aunt believes
In the young composer and his work
and conspires to show the musician
who has stolen the symphony in his
true colors. She invites him to a mu-
sicale in her home and requests him
to play the symphony. AS he is play
Ing. the young composer, now released
from the asylum, tears the score into
pieces and asks the musician to now
play the symphony. OF course the mu-
stefan cannot and acknowledges the
young pauper composers wonderful
genius. This is a thrilling play, beau
tifully set
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

tied to the mast, while the ears Of his
followers were filled with wax to es
cape being supdued by the enchanting
music of the sirens. He was carried
in safety to the island Of Ogygia, where
he lived with the nymph Calypso, who
promised immol tally If he would wed
her. However he effected his escape
on araft and finally returned to Ith-
AGA, his native land, having been away
for period of 20 years. He reached
the abode of Penelope, his wife, in
disguise. finding that suitors for her
hand had wasted his lands and occu-
pied his palaces. but his son Telema-
chus and Minerva aided him in put
ting them to death, and he is finally
restored to his family. He died is
years after his return. There are many
thrilling and realistic scenes, the giant
and his destruction, the swimming
mermaids, transformation of king to
a beggar, the destruction at sea and
the burning of Troy are very realis-
tic.
Another feature reel, The Balkan
War; is a moving picture of the Bal
kan Turkish war taken at the front
where the fighting is going on. and
being the first picture of the kind
that has reached this country, Is we'll
worth a great deal to see. 1t shows
things as they are at the front during
real war. These two features make
one of the biggest shows ever given,
and will be a rare treat for those who
see il.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
sill STRONGER BILL
KAT EMPRESS TH[AIER

4 II good, ciean-cut vaudeville OF the
variety that the Empress theater dis
played the past week counts for any
thing. the management is to be con-
graduated on, its weeks ILL, as 1t was
class A vaudeville. The show was
nightly attended to the house capacity.
Commencing Monday. II eastern
CLIPPINGS are to be relied upon. the
bill will far excel the previous one.
The feature act is the White brothers
and sister, vaudeville's foremost sing
ing and dancing trio, featuring the
haresn skirts. 1t may as well be
known that Jack White of this same
trio is the same man who received
Richard X. F'ox's diamond medal for
ragtime plano playing.
Second on the bill of great impor-
lance are two beautiful young ladies'.
Clay and Travis, in a comedy sketch
cRtitled WANTED. Hired Girl" These
tGo young ladies' are artists of no
rhean ability. TT
The Boise public will also be de-
lighted to learn Of the return Of its
native son, Billy Cole, ventriloquist,
and mimic, who left here 10 years ago,
and is breaking a jump between Dem
yer and Seattle, where he opens for
Mr.. Alexander on the Pantage's cir
cult
Raymond the juggler, is also in
cluded on the program, as also Joe
McKenna, in some new eastern song
successes. The Empresscope will throw
on its screen a late motion picture.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
CLEVER COMEDY
TO Be PRESENTED
BY THE KNIGHTS
fare You a Knight7' Will
Be the Attraction at the
Pinney Theater on Nights
Of Dec. IL and 13.

Boise theatergoers are on the tptoe
of expectancy regarding the forthcom-
ing production of Lee Ditrichstein's
Immensely clever comedy. Are Hou
Knighto' to be performed by the very
eleverest amateurs in this city II the
Pinney theater on the evenings of
Thursday and Friday, Dec. II ynd 10,
under the auspices of the locag coun :
Gil of the knights of Columhps. In
season when first class theatrical at
fractions are as scarce as thgy have
been so far, the knights offe1ng Will
como as a most welcome con9ibution
to the pleasure loving PUBLIC Every
care and thought has been devoted to
this production to make 1t rank in the
very first class and a performance OF
high excellence and a production OF
rare merit will be the result The event
is the biggest undertaking ever at
tempted by the knights and the ire
mendous advance sale of tickets war
rants the prophecy, that their am
billions will be well rewarded
Arc You a knight" enjoys the DIS
tincton of being one of the two AmF-
ltdU ldFte coIllSulcS tildt Hu'' put
lived all others, 'Charley's Aunt" be-
ing the other 1t has been translated
into almost every foreign tongue and,
at the present time. it is the rcgning
success at the Royal theater in Ber-
lin. II is built on succession Of ex-
tremcly funny situations and scream
ingly humorous scenes, the whole in
tcrspersed with bright, witty dialogue
The mock initiation scene and the
incorporating of one of the young
chaps in the cast as a girl, furnish
two of the liteliest situations in thu
comedy.
In picking the cast the management
has left no stone unturned to secure
the very best talent available and thu
fact that most of this years player:
have been recruited from among thu
successful interpreters of previous tri
umphs augcrs well for the success o
this years undertaking. With sucl
we'll known favorites as Mrs, f. G
Davis. Mrs. 3. r. Griffith Miss Ann;
DAILY, Miss Mabel Murray, Miss Lorettf
Downs. Miss McAndrews Miss Nc
Aztec, n. G. Nillcncuve, John NJ. Re
gan. Fritz Hummel. John Scott, Law
renee Madison, i. +. Van Nalkenburi
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

out" and save 1t down to and includ-
ing the instructions under date and
number line. We will. however. ac-
cept those that you have cut. provid-
ing you have the full picture and title
coupon for each one. II this Is not
clear to you call us up by phone.
Mrs. c. f. A.. Twin Falls-Catalogue
mailed out of here Nov. 2S. Your or
der was received here on the morning
Of that day.
Mrs. G. B. SIT will he all right, but
you will also have to make the pie
lures. too. Every coupon must be
accompanied by the picture used for
that number. And each answer must
have pictures and coupons to corre-
spond with the one used that day.
f. s. S., Gooding. Idaho-Mailing YOU
Catalogue. Attach this answer to your
letter ordering the 10 pictures.