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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
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Charles r. Rsedsr. a city detective.
was overcome BY the heat and lndi-
sestlon In the municipal court room
~ Dayton last week and dieu today
a. his home In that city. lie had
been IN an unconscious condition
since the attack and was confned IN
a strong ward In a hospital
Charles Barnhart died today. max
Ing the seventh victim OF the gas ex-
pioslon In trench In this city last
sunday morning.
Alumni OF Ohio state University
today launched a campaign 20 raise
81 800 600 for the benefit Of the col
lsge. by taking n more active part
IN political affalrs the alumni believe
that they will be able 90 secure more
money from the legislature 20 carry
on the university work and extend
its operations
Lowry y Safer. 20. Of Columbus.
was elected president % the alumni
association. William r. Kissing. ~.
Of New York. first vice president
Nignon Talbot. 80. OF Mt Holyoke
College. South Hadley. Mass. second
vice president. George n. Mock. 81.
of WorthinEton. treasurer. Carmi a.
Thompson. 80, OF St Paul. member
OF board OF directors. and Ralph w
Hoyer. 'Os. and Erastus O.. Lloyd. 'Ol
both Of Columbus. members OF the
athletic board.
Indictments charging robbery. bur
giary and larceny and carrying con
cealed weapons were returned today
against Arthur G. Strom and Ernest
and Earl Jones. the bandits. who
robbed Henry and Frederick Schwilk
In. a.
Eaged IN a battle with n posse after
wards. they being captured after a
weeks chase Strom. who was shot
in the head by the posse. today was
removed from a hospital 20 the coun
~ jail.
Dean Harry c. Williams OF Ohio
University at Athens. n Republican.
has been selected for state supervisor
, OF normal schools In the recent
teet he scored tho highest rank with
a grade OF 90 Dean Williams. who
was urged 10 accept the place by
prominent state officials. declined 10
do so unless the salary were raised
10 $4,000 per annum. This has been
done. Dean Williams was active in
the recent campaign for new school
lams.
The board % education OF this city
has abolished the position OF assist
ant SUPERINTENDENT OF schools and has
created two new Offices. TO be known
as supervisors OF grades and high
schools. Assistant Superintendent II.
G. Kinkead. whose salary was 81 GOO
has been given one OF the places with
a salary ~ 81 500 and the other has
gone 10 Miss Marie Cugel. instructor
In mathematics I'm the high school In
Toledo. with a salary OF s. 900. Rob
ert W Hobers OF this city has been
elected supervisor OF music.
Contracts for the Improvement OF
more than ~ miles ~ road I'm Ohio
were let today The amount OF money
involved IS more than 81 zoe 900. The
improvements are to be completed be
fore the close OF the year
Eastern Ohio contracts awarded are
as follows
Columbisna County Salem-Hanov
ertcn Road. O6 miles. brick McLain
4 HamulNrn Lisbon. Sl5 1885.
Coshocton County Coshocton- Sor'h
ern Road. ia miles. ALTERNATING bids
TO be decided b. county commission
ers. Georoa Book & Sons. Coshocton.
brick. S32 500 concrete s24.AsO.
Harrison County Bridgeport -Cadiz
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heMeehen Briefs

James Garbesi OF Moundsyille. WAS
in this city on business YESTERDAY
Mrs. William Rude left Tuesday
evening for Seattle. Washington.
where she will visit for some time.
). J. Hunter is making improve
ments TO his Eleventh street rest
dence.
G. A Lester OF Marshall street is
confined to his home on account OF
Illness
Edward Markle. employe OF the Il.
a o. in Benwood. is confined 20 his
home in this city on account OF IN.
ness
Alton Moser OF Sistersville. is visit.
Ing friends in this city.
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Benwood Briefs

Adolph Randall. OF Golfers. passed
through this city yesterday. en- route
10 points in the southern part Of the
State
The parents. Of Or William Blake
have recently received a letter from
him stating that he IL having the time
Of his life while in Montana
With the plate department OF the
lower mill starting Monday. a consid.
cradle force Of men will be put to work
again
There WIS nothing stirring In police
circles last night. citizens taxing car.
nival week as quiet as though Il were
Sunday school convention.
Mrs. Mary Girard and Miss Jose
phine O'Connell have returned 10 this
city after an extended visit in silver
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simmons and Sallie Love. spent yes
terday In the country. and enjoyed a
very pleasant time The party left
early IN the morning and remained
unui A" O'Clock In the evening. return
ing tired but happy A basket din.
ne was served at noon.
The tent stolen from Dorsey's yard
the hrst Of the week was returned
yesterday In good condition II was
found along the shore OF the river.
but the thieves were not appre-
hendod
a number Of students Of West vir-
gina University arrived home yes
ierddE for the summer vacation
Miss Helen Purdy has returned
home from Staunton. Va. for the
summer vacation after attending
school AZ Mary Baldwin seminary.
Marion Steele of Weston Is qpend b.
Ing few days with relatives and
friends M the city.
Miss Fay Echols Of Third street \,
visiting friends and relatives IN Steu.
benyille o.
Mrs r. o Koker Of Ninth street
is visiting friends and relatives In
Cameron
Clyde Byson who has been en-
plOyed In ST. Louis for several years.
arrived home Yesterday accompanied
~ his wife. and they will make their
future home here
Ross stanford Of near sherrard re-
coiVed new Buick touring car from
The Ir.mble a Johnson Company OF
fhls city
Miss Irene Mcclure Of Masontown
is Tho guest of Miss Fvanreline Hen
dereon of sixth street
Austin Petit has returned home
from e visit with relatives in Cleys-
land
Mrs O. o. Gray arrived al her home
bon" from Iu.ou.uwn. va. whore she
vf Che guest Of relatives for a few
days
Henry Compton and v w. sayIes
lrff yrstsffa. Tor parkershurE Boo
tOwrfons auto f0 attend the state
EIka' convention
The session 81 Circuit court sched-
uIDd for yesterday was ad IOurued over
until Friday when Judge Hervoy will
bo down and finish up the work Of
tho term.
Thomas Holt 81 Manchester. Fnr
arrived In tho cts Tuesday evening 10
yisif hia dau.hfrr. Miss Ncllip Holt.
who ia the guest OF Mrs s. vs.
Mathew. of seventh street
Mr. and Mrs o. g. Ncf.urc and
little con ~ kayf0rd kanawh8 couu.
fr. viii arrive here Saturday evening
and will spend q two weeks vacation.
The quests of Nrs Ncfurrs uarpnfa.
Nr and Mrs M T. Scllerr OF Way.
mans RIDGE. and other relative and
friends Ir ffis rify and vicinity
Isaac N0d.rrs who has been ecr.
ulHIy lI Tor Tho past rlv weeks. ta
much better than hr was short time
aco lie has recovered from the at.
TACK % rrrImoni1. but is afU suffer.
Iur from fhfumffi
Charlie. Ndr.frIItr. a student al
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Many Attend.
Another large crowd attended the

Broaddus Institute Philippi. has ar
rived here to spend the summer vaca-
ton with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
j. \. T. Marsteller on West Fifth
street
Mrs. Frank Chaddock left yester-
day for PHILADELPHIA 10 WHIT her
daughter. Mrs. John W. Miller
Ralph ayheld has returned from
visitlng his brother. J. II. Layfeld. at
Akron. q.
Mrs. ;. G Smith and two sons. OF
Nov Lexington. o. who have been
visiting the formers father. Mr.. l. G.
Martin. Of Lafayette avenue. are
spending a few DAYS a. guests OF Mrs.
Stella Long ~ Bellaire
Byron Henderson Is home from the
state university A. MOrgantoRn 10
spend the summer vacation
The seven year-oh daughter Of Mrs
Forest bowman, OF Twelfth street. is
seriously i'll
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Regardless OF the fact that work in
local railroad circles has been heavier
Tor the past few months than usual IL
Is predicted that next month will see
Iafnc much heavier than at present
This was given out from an official
source yesterday and 10 was also
stated that a large number OF men
would BE- brought from other sections
TO this division
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Sentence Suspended-

James Ray was tried yesterday az.
ternOon before Squire L. NJ. Lewis on
the charge OF giving cigarettes 10 RoV,
West, young boy working al the
factory. Testimony adduCed tended
TO show that Ray had not given the
boy the cigarette. but that he had
snatchcd II from Rays hand Squire
Lewis imposed a fine OF IS and costs
ana suspended the same. with a re-
pIlmand that he be more careful with
his cigarettes hereafter
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Arrangements arc being made bv
m'mbcrs of Tho sunday school of ffu
hriFtian church Tor their annual ont
INK and picnic. 90 BE- held Tbur4d1y.
June -H. ON tho camp GROUNDS s.
committee haa been appointed tO take
'harFe oi the arrangement. and n
l!endid prOrr4m viii bn prepared s
h1ll f1Wr and other outdoor epOrfa
FiII b" some 20 tho on |urahIr features
isskef dinners will hr erFrd Invita-
ions have been cent f0 tho Christian
onlrcho. In sLrr0uudinE towns fo take
part ln tho AFFAIR
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rrouele Win Scar Traps.

Considerable trouble h. being ex-
perienced in closing the bear traps
AZ the MeMechen dam. Although the
wickets have been raised. the bear
traps have not yet been closed II
appears that the machinery. which Ia
not been IN use for several months
has become cloEEed With sand and
gravel The employees are working
faithfully 20 get the traps In shape
and expect 10 have them In working
conditio1 IN a few days
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Inc new delivery team and wagon.
~ the State Specially COMPANY. which
ouiht made It's appearance on the
street for the first time this woor
is probably the finest in tho city The
wagon was purchased through the
rimblo 4 Johnson company and is %
model In convenience and very nf.
trnctivp ~ appearance The horses
are both blacks and match uD we'll
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Last evening members Of the Glen.
dale band gave a lawn fete I'm the lot
across from the Glendale most of.
nee. The men were assisted by young
ladies OF Glendale. and the affair was
largely attended. The proceeds will
be used for furnishing uniforms for
the band. and Il is likely that a
couple OF other similar affairs will be
given IN the near future.
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M'MECHEN
chIlore,, Ga,

Chlldreas Day vii D. observed in
the McMechen " p church sunday.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared b. the children % the church
and viii b. rendered a. the morning
service. Special music I'll D. fur.
nishec BY the church choir She ser
mon will Be delivered BY the REGULAR
pastor. Rev. 2. d Fellers All are
welcome
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Building PROGRESSING.

The local building trade does not
seem 10 be effected by the general de-
preston In business for a. much
building II being done at this time as
at any period heretofore. Several new
residences are now nearing compile
ton and few more are being started
The new Baumberger garage will be
ready for occupancy in few days
ana short time ago a business house
was finished on Sixth street and IL
now occupied. Work on the new the
atre building which Is TO be erected
on the Midway addition has been
started and will be rushed TO compile
ton as soon as possible
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knights Memorial.

The annual memorial exercises OF
Evening star Lodge. Knights of Pyth-
las. will be held In the Benwood NJ. r.
church Sunday evening. Rev. o. O.
Tracey. Of McMechen. delivering the
memorial address. 4 special program
has been arranged to be given in con
nection with the lodge ceremonies
Music will be furnished by the church
choir. Committees will be appointed
TO decorate the graves of departed
members during the afternoon. All
knights are cordially invited.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Plan Picnic.

Arrangements have been made by
the members Of the Womaus For
elgn Missionary Society Of the First
VI. y. church for their annual picnic.
which will be- held Tuesday after
noon on the camp grounds The AZ
fair was TO have ncen held Thursday
afternoon. but was changed on ac-
count OF some other affairs to take
place the last Of the week. Supper
will be served az the camp ground
hotel
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Picnic on camp crourss

The Church Of God. Of McMechcn.
the camp grounds More than a hun.
dred members Of the church will ar.
rive on the grounds before noon.
bringing their midday luncheon with
them. The grounds are In splendid
shape Tor picnics. the portion Of the
GROUND devastated by FIRE being quite
distance from the main park
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2. o. z. Holds Smoker.

The r O. r. lodge of this city en-
tertained a large number OF members
In the Barlow building last night with
a delightful smoked and banquet. The
committee I'm charge OF arrangements
had prepared a delicious spread which
was highly appreciated by all pres
ent II WAS pronounced one OF the
most successful affairs ever given by
the order
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Return In Morninn-

At midnight tonight the steamer
ONO. ladened with the members OF
the Moundsville lodge OF Elks who are
attending the state convention al
Parkersburg this week. RiIl start on
her way back home 4 part of the
Warrington delegation which accom-
panied me local -oplc will come back
on the boat. white others will remain
and go out on the train. T. $. Riggs.
one OF the charter members OF me
Moundsville lodge. was named state
treasurer yesterdaV
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carnival which IL showing in the Nick
He'll field In the Fifth ward last night.
This Is the third performance given
and each have been well attended.
The company Is booked TO remain for
three more nights getting away from
here on Sunday SO far the company
and special officers have experienced
no trouble. the large crowds acting
In most peaceabls manner.
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p. ". Lewis TUESDAY evening ON 'In
charge ~ being drunk he was fntI
81 and costs. with the alternative n
paving or serving ton Iavs Waff.
rW7 had no money and Tho court sue
pended sentcnco PENDING The good De-.
uIviOr ~ the man
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To Enter Race.

II was learned yesterday that two
II not three local motorcyclists will
enter the races 10 be staged by the
Wheeling Motorcycle club on Inde-
pendence Dav in that city. The rid
ers did not wish their names given
out at present One of the machines
which will be entered is an Indian
model another an Excelsior and the
third. a Harley Dawson
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BENWOOD
CraMieN-Btake-


Yesterday morning al o'clock In
the st Johns Catholic church, &C
CURED the marriage OF Mr.. John
Crawley a Bellaire 20 Miss Mar
guerite Loretta Blake. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Of 1873 Nc
Mechen street this city. Father Gill.
son read the marriage VOWS. The
church was beautifully decorated in
pink and white Tho ceremony was
celebrated with nuptial high mass.
the bride being given away by her
father. After tie ceremony the bride
and groom in company with a large
coucourse OF friends and relatives re-
tired to the home OF the bride where
an elaborate dinner was served. The
happy couple left last night at $50
for Atlantic City and other eastern
cities 10 spend their honeymoon. AZ
ter July 6 they will be at home to
their friends In Bellaire
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Funeral Today.

This morning al 10 O'Clock funeral
services will be held over the remains
OF Mrs. Charles Lowe. who passed
away Monday evening at her home in
Limestone. following a long suffering
with tuberculosis. The services will
be held in the late home. Rev. A. r.
Bennett and Rev Hanna. OF this city.
officiating. lnterment will be made
IN the Limestone church cemetery.
Mrs. Lowe was wei known about the
country. and a large number OF PEG
pie will attend.
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Road. I.35 miles, brick, J. Parker War
nick Cadiz. 1898
Trumbull County Youngstown
Cleveland Road. % miles brick, VIII
liam VI. kusecher. Youngstown. $6s.-
3u5 Of. Noungs cleveland Road,
233 miles. brick. William NJ. Kusecher,
Youngstown. $50. 7G6.7O: Youngstown
Conneaut Road. PSI miles. concrete.
Is. +. Hewett. jefferson. $2S 900.
Tuscarawas County - Uhrichsville-
Newcomerstown Road, Leo miles
brick. William Brode < Co. Newcom-
eTstOwn. $23 .SSl42; New Philadelphia
Road. 1.5 miles. brick. William Brode
a Co. Newcomerstown. $50 .90345
Washington County - Hockingport
Powhatan Road. .75 miles. concrete,
MCGOtey a. Stowe. Akron, $1,000.
HoCkingport-Powh Road l 29
miles. McGarcy q Stowe. Akron. SI7.
800: Marietta Connelsville Road . 23
miles. concrete. McGarey a Stowe.
Akron. S42 40.
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Meet To-nioht.

This evening a meeting of the cab.
met of the EpwOrth league of the
First NJ. +. church will hold a meet.
Ing in the sunday school room q the
church This Is special meeting.
called for the purpose of naming de-
yotional leaders for the meetings dur
ing the ensuing six months. Others
matters will come up.
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Last evening the Woman's Chris
iiau Temperance Union Of the city
held "a meeting in the home Of Mrs
T. T Francis on Fifth street The
meeting was well attended and a num-
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city. New Mexico and other points OF
interest in the Southwest
IL ;. Carney. local employe Of the
y. a o, has returned TO work after a
brief illness
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Der OF matters OF interest we're taken
up. A general social hour was en-.
joyed az the close OF the business
ana some dainty refreshments were
served
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selling on Sunday. In violation Of the
Blue Law governing the city and coun-
~ Is due for another A warrant was
sworn out before Squire r VI. Lewis
yesterday afternoon by Prosecutor
James ID. Parriott. and will be served
this morning. The hearing will be
held either this evening or in the
morning. The officials keep close
watch. and several complaints regard
ing Mrs. Gutherie keeping open have
been received lately. After each pen
atty the store Is kept closed for a
couple OF weeks. according TO the com
plainants, but this does not last long
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Convene Today.

This morning a special session OF
Circuit Court will convene in the
court house. The session has been
called for the purpose OF taking action
on claims entered for the Boges Run
road work, and for opening bids on
the second $4,000 block of bonds for
Union district. other matters are
scheduled 10 come up. and there will
be busy session.
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Those choice lots IN the McMechen
Midway are for sale by McCullagh
q Reid. Bell phone s92. National
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Prof William r Baird OF Pittsburgh
delivered the principal address today
at the dedication OF new science
hall at Capital University. Lutheran
Institution in this city
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DUWtLL REALTY co.
City Home Site In the Country.
Glendale. ". Va
Bell phone. Moundsyllle 3OS.R.
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A number OF young girls OF this CITY.
accompanied by Misses Mildred FTtz-
simmons and Sallie Love. spent yes
Jefday IN the country. and enjoyed a
very peasant Time. The party left
early In the morning and remained
unui O'Clock In the evening. return
ing ured but happy A basket din.
me- was served at noon.
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DOwDELL REALTY co.
City Home Sites In the Country.
Glendale, w. Va.
Bell phone. Moundsville a06-R
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Clothes
Comfort

There's no such thing
as Summer Comfort with
out the right sort of
Clothes. For the Man
going away, and for the
Man who will Sweat it
Out" at home, during the
Summer months. we have
made ample provision.
We've cool garments
from the Worlds Best
Tailors, handsome fabrics,
correctly styled. heauti-
fully tailored, and with all
pleaSingly priced.
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Charles Barnhart died today. max
Ing the seventh victim OF the gas ex-
rioslon In a trench In this city last
sunday morning.
The record., 1914-01-29
All INCESShNT Cough.
Continued Dror, ng of Mucus
into my hroat.

4 severe co-~h l. always a grave
symptom. II may ot indicate or
Canic disease g lungs. Even
though the cou-h is a functional dis
turbance it e. Of su, cient gravity to
demand prom atte ton.
The dropplag OF iiucus from the
bac,; part OF tlc nos into the throat
indicates nasal cat rrf. Sometimes
this coeS on n long time before the
patient pays any attention to II. II
Is stated on good authority that n,u-
Gus dropping into the throat In this
way is apt 10 excite catarrh of the
stomach. At any rate. the condition
ought TO be corrected as soon as pos
siaie.
Mrs. Bourland. CT FrankstoI. Texas.
found after using Peruna that not
only did the incessart cough disap-
pear. but the dropping OF mucus into
the throat had also ceased. Read
what she says:
For twenty-three years I was O
constant sufferer from chronic ca
tarrh. I had a severe misery and
burning in the top of my head. There
was almost n continual dropping Of
mucus into my throat, which caused
frequent expectoration. My entire
system gradually became involved.
ana my condition grew worse. had
IN inccsseHt cough and frequent at
;acks of bilious collie. from which 1t
seemed ! could not recover. My
bowels also became affected, causing
alarming attacks OF hemorrhages.
II tried many remedies. which gavo
only temporary relief. or no relief at
all. ! at last tried Peruna, and in
three days I was relieved of the bowel
arrangement. After using five bottles
] was entirely cured.
"I most cheerfully recommend the
use of Peruna to any one similarly
afflicted"
People who object to liquid medi.
eines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
The record., 1914-01-29
SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
Yield to Vinol.

The medical profession do not be-
lieve that consumption is inherited,
but a person may inherit weakness
or tendency to that disease.
A prominent citizen of Evansville,
Ind, writes: Il was Ill for i've
months with pulmonary trouble. and
had the best of doctors; had hemorr-
hages and was in very bad way.
Through the advice of a friend tried
Vinol, and I feel that it saved my
life. 1t is all you recommend 1t to
be. I believe 1t is the greatest medi-
cine on earth. I have advised others
TO try vinol, and they have had the
same resuits."' tName furnished on
request.j
vinol soothes and heals the inflamed
surfaces and allays the cough. Vinol
creates an appetite, strengthens the
digestive organs and gives the patient
strength to throw on incipient pulmo-
nary diseases.
Try a bottle OF Vinol with the IN
Gerstanding that your money will bs
returned II 1t does not help you.
G.t. C0UhTzLER. Druggist.