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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-22
PROTEST
England Sends Note Of Inquiry Re
oardino Harsh Treatment Of
Ship Captains at Panama.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Dec. IL
A note OF inquiry has been addressed
TO the State Department by the Brit
ish government in regard to the
charges. which that government al
leges Colonel Goethals has admitted
were baseless. against the conduct Of
certain British colliers in the waters
of the Panama canal zone The COM
munication implied that the British
ship captains were harshly treated.
SO far Secretary Daniels has been
unable to learn just what led to the
recent dismantlement Of the radio ap-
paratus OF British collier at Panama.
even the name OF the ship being un-
known. lie has ordered a full report.
which will be laid before the State De
partment as n basis for its answer to
the British note.
II was suggested to-day by some
naval experts that radio messages
sent by British warships In the Carib-
bean sea. directly across the isthmus.
10 other English naval vessels In the
Pacific might have been attributed by
the operators In the naval wireless
tower on the isthmus to British col
liers lying IN canal waters.
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NOT SURE
No Agreement Reached With Enolana
Regarding the Searching Of
Neutral Ships.

LONDON. Dec. p. $50 D. MT
can BE- stated positively that no def
Mite agreement has been reached
whereby ENGLAND will refrain from
soarching ships which leave American
ports with statements from English
consuls that they are carrying no con.
traband. England is stin willing 10
accept such statements In cases In
which there is no reason 10 believe
mat The cargoes may have been aug.
mented at sea. The long negotiations
between England and Americs. how.
ever. have resulted I'm no posiffve
agreement or understanding between
tho two countries
The foreign once is eager To pre
vent unnecessary delays and h willing
mat American shippers have their
carEoes examined By authorized agents
desiFnated ny British consuis. provid.
ed they desire 10 Do 90 and America
approves such examinations. But Ene.
iand makes no guarantee that under
Huch clrcumsianccs carRoes will be- Ok.
empted from further Inspection N
deemed necesEary b. the admiralty.
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NEW PROJECTILE''
is MOST DEADLY.
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND, JR., IN.
VENTS NEW PIECE OF AM
MUNITIoN THAT IS
WONDERFUL.
VIII Scatter Molten Metal on All II
Touches and Deadly Fumes viii
Deter Fire Fighters.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Dec. 2l.-A
new type OF prOjectile. which would
scatter a white hot mixture OF molte>-
steel over the object OF attack. and
AT the same time permeate the atmos-
phere with deadly gas. which would
make II impossible for fire fighters TO
approach. has been invented by John
HAYS Hammond. Jr., according to a
statement made by the inventor to-
night. The new missile may soon ap-
pear In the European war, as some OF
the belligerent nations are now neKo.
tiating for its purchase. he said. The
United States government at present
IL conducting experiments with the
new projectile at Sandy Hook, he
added.
Designed For Siege Guns
The missile II designed for use in
siege guns az an aid in destroying
towns and dirigible balloons.
Mr.. Hammond explains that the pro
jectile carries an aluminothermic mix
lures. which. Ave seconds after the
projectile is discharged. turns the steel
inside to a white hot mixture AZ a
temperature OF 5.40O degrees Fahren-
heit
When the projcctile hits the target.
the inventor said. II explOdes. its white
hot contents setting FIRE 20 whatever
inhammable material IL strikes To
avoid the possibility OF anyone in tho
locality quenching the flames. Mr.
Hammond said he had equipped the
projectile with chamber nlled with
hydro-cyanide. the fumes OF which are
deadly.
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strenathened PosItIon.
SAFETY AT SEA TREATY
IS BEING DELAYED

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Dec. 2i.-
Absence Of leading members Of the
foreign relations committee. includinn
Senator stone. the chairman. prevent.
ed any active move IN the senate Id.
day 20 bring about reconsideration Of
the resolution ratlfyine the london
safety-atsea convention adopted laaf
week
In a conference. SATURDAY. al the
state Department. participated IN bv
Secretary Bryan. Secretary Rodhcid
Commissioner Of Navigation Chamber.
lain and Representative Alcxandor. r
was egreed that an effort should b.
made 20 have the senate rcscind ifs
resolution reservinF 10 the United
states the riEht TO impose more sfrin.
gent regulations Tor health and aafefv
upon vessels plying iu American
waters than prescribed On the treaty
Many Senators. including the chair.
man Of the foreign relations commsf
tee, think THE resolution would nuiiifv
the convention
Several members of the foreign reia.
lions committee said tonirhf thai
they did not believe tho Senate would
reconsider its action
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PREPARATION
Demanded From Germany BY Chile
For Alleged Vlolataion Of Neu-
trslity-strona Language

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-After a
searching investigation OF the actlvi.
ties OF the German feet in the south
ern Pacific recently the government
Of Chile has made formal protest
TO Germany against alleged violations
Of neutrality by the German navy in
Chilean waters.
The protest transmitted by the Chi
lean ministers AZ Berlin sets forth
that the German ships prior 20 their
successful engagement with Rear Ad-
miral Cradock's British squadron.
stayed AZ long a. flve days In one isl.
and owned by Chile and transferred
supplies At another island after a stay
Of seven days The protest is under
stood 20 be couched in vigored Ian
guaRe demanding reparation from Ger
many.
At the same time the Chilean gov
eminent has protested TO Great Bri-
tain. charging that the British cruiser
Glasgow recently took mail from yes
sells In Chilean waters.
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PRIESTS TO LOOK AFTER
COMFORTS OF PRISONERS

ROME. Italy. Dec. 21. f.1O p. M
IN the hope ~ alleviating the discom-
forts of prisoners OF war and the anx-
iety of their relatives a. home. Pope
Benedict has instructed all bishops In
dlocescs wherein are military prison
ers % appoint one or more priests
who are acquainted with the lanRuag-
- spoken by tho imprisoned soldiers
The priests will BE- instructed not
only 10 offer spiritual counsel but 20
FAR a. possible 20 look after the ma
teriai welfare ~ the prisoners.
Particular efforts will BE- made 20
discover whether the prisoners have
communicated with their families and
n they have not done 20 20 persuade
them 10 send word home Immediately
In cases where prisoners are Unable
20 write letters the priests viii Der
form this service for them They al
20 VII use every EFFORT 20 see that
such letters are sent home safely.
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N, Y. G. AND LAKE SHORE
MERGER IS ASSURED

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 2f.-As far
~ the State OF Ohio is concerned. the
Lake Shore Railway Company will
pass ont of existence tomorrow when
its directors win meet 20 approve the
proposed consolidation with the New
York Central a Hudson River road
The last obstacle to the merger In
Ohio was removed today when Judge
r. r. Stevens. I'm the court Of common
pleas. refused an Injunction prevent
ing the merger. asked by the General
Investment Company % Maine. a. mi.
nority stockholder. which alleged the
contemplated union Of the two sys
tens was IN violation Of the antitrust
laws
simultaneously with the meeting Of
The Lake Shore directors IN Cleve.
land. New York Central directors viii
meet IN New York 10 pass on the mer.
ger. Tho combined system viii be
known a. the New York Central Com.
pany and win have a capital Of $500
100000.
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PRoPosITioN THAT WILL
SOLVE the DIFFICULTY
ON MEXICAN BORDER

NAco, Ark. Dec. 2t.-If
General msytorena will with
draw his villa forces from the
siege Of Naco, Mexico, General
Benjamin HllI's carranza forces
will not pursue him, according
to a tentative agreement be-
tween Hill and the United
States army officers announced
here to-day.
Msytorena's force is much
larger than HiIl's. Briaadier
General Hugh L. Scott was TO
have had a conference with
Maytorens to-day, but bad
weather compelled it's post
ponement.
a further conference be-
tween General Scott and Hill
10 set for tomorrow.
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U. S. AVIATOR
is DROWNED
oERsTuER IN ARMY
SCOUT AERoPLANEs FALLS
INTO THE SEA
Captain Muller cIInss to wreekaue
OF Machine and 10 saved-Was
Competitive Race

ocEANSIDE. Cal. Dec. 21.-Lieu.
tenant =. J. Gerstner. observer in one
OF the six United States army scout
aeroplanes that started today on "a
flight from San Diego. to Los Angeles,
was drowned In the sea. ten miles
north OF here. Capt. l. r. Muller, pi-
lot OF the wrecked machine was res
cued here by Captain l.. w. Patter-
son, another army aviator. whose aero
plane had been wrecked near where
Lieutenant Gerstner met his death.
Captain Patterson saw the wreck
age OF Muller's machine in the water
and summoned aid. Muller was res
cued. badly bruised by the fall and
exhausted. Gerstner's body was re
covered.
Four of the six machines that en-
tered the fight were brought TO the
earth near here. The other machines
reached Los Angeles in safety. Stor-
my weather and bad air conditions
were held responsible for the acct
dents.
The aeroplanss were TO have made
the flight back from Los Angeles 20
morrow 10 report the number and
disposition OF troops maneuvering II
the vicinity of San Diego. The contest
was for trophy.
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HALF MILLION FOR
SALUTE OF n GUNS
WHICH WAS NOT GIVEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2t.-
An urgent deficiency bill was
passed by the house today car
ryins $3.50, ,eo5 Including 1884,
3T1 to cover unexpected ex
penses Incurred by the army az
a result Of the occupation Of
Vera Cruz. During the debate
Republican Leader Mann at
tackled the adnlinistratIon MexL
can policy.
This blll," he said, carries
half a million dollars 70 pay the
expenses Of our troops at Vera
Cruz, sent there TO obtain a ss-
lutte Of n guns, which has not
been given"
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GET KIDNAPPER
Italian Who Took Young oiri Prom
WsiisburE A. Caught IN PfttsburRh-
noth ne and oiri Are nrought nack.

Special Dispatch % the fnteinEoncer
WELf.ShrRG. Dec 1t.-Touy picco
who on last Tuesday morning kidnapurd
Iomenio Audruzzo. nEed 10. and made
his got away on q street car 90 steuhcn4
vile. eNadinE the local Officers was
arrested today iu Pittsburgh. 1mfnodf-
htelV follrHiuN bic arrest the local auth
oritios were notified. and officials have
been sent to pittsburgh o. bring picco
60 thla city. whore DC will be- given "a
hearing. The SRI that was kidnapped
was found with Ficco when he was ar
rested and viii o. brought back home
today with The officers. fn order f0
make HE set away last week picco drew
.se out OF The bank and aleo borrowed
tt0 from hia brother and then went fn
tne school. where he succeeded fn rrf-
TINS the GirL Afterwards making Foud
his escape.
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ANTHRACITE MONOPOLY SUIT
AGAINST LEHIGH is DISMISSED
v. s. DISTRICT COURT REJECTS
APPLICATION OF GOVERN
MEhT FOR DISSOLUTION
Opinion Handed Down Says No Mon
oPoly 10 Proven or No Law
Violations

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-The Govern
ments Sherman Law Monopoly suit
against the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company and a number of other de-
fendants engaged in the mining and
transportation OF anthracite coal was
dismissed by Judge Charles w. Houeh
In the United States district court
here today
Besides the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company, the governments complaint
named the Lehigh Valley Coal COM
pany; Dehigh Valley Coal Sales com
pany; Coke Brothers & Company, Inc.
Delaware. Susquehanna and Schuyikill
railroad company: New York and Mid
die Coal Field Railroad and Coal com
pany; c. B. Markle company; Girard
Trust company; Eben b. Thomas, and
numerous other officers OF the defend
ant corporations.
The suit. Judge Hough stated in his
decision. IL but one chapter in A litiea-
ton against anthracite coal owners
and carriers which has now extended
over many years and become histor.
&c.
Strengthened Position.
Referring 70 the governments al
legation that the commodities clause"
OF the Hepburn act of 1905 had been
violated. Judge Hough called attent.
Ion to the Lackawanna Coal Sales
case and continued: so far az the
commodities clause is concerned. 1
shall dismiss Il with the statement
that there r. no great differences be-
(oontanusd on Page night)
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WAREHOUSE BTLL PHssns.

AsHtNUTON nee 2f-The Lever
warehouse bill was passed to-day bv the
house iis o. ei ~ provides Tor federal
uceueluE N cotton ard grain ware
houses. The measure now goes 20 con-
terencc betwcen the two houses
ne Lever btu. which had the apuro-
ta Or thc afminirtratiun. was the cub
tect ~ brief debate tts srousarn COM
tending that it would greatly enhanre
confidence in agricultural rroducts ara
constitutional
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WILL nzovn TO HLuEINArn
rHH LrrEnARr rnsr IN nrI1.

WAsHfNGToN. Dec. 2i-postpone-
ment of action on the immigration bin
PENDING in the senate until after the
Christtnas holidays, was made virtually
certain to-day when senator James
Hamilton Lewis ~ Illinois after a CON.
ference With President wilson. save mo-
tice that he would offer az amandr1ent
" ntfike from the measure The pronoael
literary test for aliens
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CHARLESTON CLEANS UP
ON ITS CITY OFFICIALS.

CHARLEsTON. W. Va. Dec. IL
The Charleston Board Of city Affairs
Today removed from office ID n
Crockett chief Of police. Harry F1our.
noy. auditor. and w. r. spradlins. eifv
jailer J. y Bedeii. recently resirned
~ mayor Robert HrawIey was an.
pointed 10 succeed chief Crockett
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EMPEROR TO FLANDERS

LONDON Dec %. 8;2s. q. m.-Ths
German Emperor. accompanied by the
Imperial Chancellor. nr Won pathmsn
HollweE The ministers % war and ma.
rino and a numerous suite. has gone
70 the western front according 10 "A.
vices % the Daily Mail from Copenha.
gen
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Wholesale Raid On Alleged "BoofIeqqers''
COURT DECIDES THAW
MUST CD BACK To new YORK

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. a.
The right OF the State OF New York
to extradite Harry K Thaw from New
Hampshire was upheld to-day by the
supreme Court in an unanimous
opinion. reversing Judge Aldrich. of
the Federal District Court OF New
Hampshire. Justice Holmes. speaking
Tor the court. declared the case was
too clear for lengthy argument" and
with few words swept aside as frrele-
want all contentious OF Thaw's coun-
sci.
Conspiracy to escape from Mattea-
wan insane asylum, to which he was
committed after killing Stanford
Whito in 1906. Is the charge on which
Thaw stands indicted IN New York.
On this Indictment. once the noted
prisoner is again in the hands OF the
New York authorities, will begin anew
Thaw's battle against being returned
to Matteawan- Just what the line of
action then may be was not known
here tonight Philander G. Knox.
who conducted Thaw's case before
the Supreme Court. had nothing to
say, though IL has been intimated that
ordering OF extradition would by no
means end the fight
Issue Mandate
After thirty days unless counsel for
both sides join in asking for action
earlier, the supreme court will issue
a mandate to Judge Aldrich TO set
aside his decree in nabeas corpus pro-
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Issue Mandate
APPROACHING PARTICIPATION OF GREECE
AND RUMANIA IN WAR Is F0RESHADOWED


the
IN he war; ~ '~" aNA'e' par
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LACK OF AMMUNITION COMPELLED
GERMANS TO SURRENDER TSINGTAU
oEFENsEs OF FORTRESS WE'RE
WEAK AND OUT OF DATE
AND ALLIES WERE
FOOLED.
Germans Were outnunnbered In Men
and Equipment. but Put Up
Gallant Fight

Correspondence of Associated press1
IslNG TAU. Dec The German
fortress Of Using Tau was not a sec.
0nd Port Arthur. a. II was credited
With being The defenses were mot
nearly ~ strong as the Japanese sun
posed, and they could have carried
he works by storm much earlier than
fhey attempted Exhaustion Of their
ammunition compelled the Germans
10 surrender They held on while
hey had powder and shells.
The allies had more than f5O guns
against 80 81 the Germans. many OF
whose pieces were out Of date six
iS-centimetre guns mounted on the
herman defenses had been used AZ
me siege of Paris more than 30 years
ago -Four of their 2f-centimctre can.
non had been captured from the Chi
nese In The Boxer uprising.
Deceived BY tho vigorous German
defense. the Japanese advanced slow
~ and cautiously. Their methods un
doubtedly had the merit Of giving
mem the victory az the minimum sac
rifce of men
Japs Show Good Feeling
Good feeling with regard 20 the
Germans individuality was shown b.
The Japauese throughout the opera.
lions. IN the nnal assault on Novem-
Der T. the japanese soldiers displayed
their noted dash and fury. a. Fort
bismarck party Of Japanese sappers
icd tho attack armed with their on
frenching tools. which hey had for.
gotten 20 throw down The Nlppon
soldiers slaughtered fourteen Germans
Including an onicer. IN an angle of
100000
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Eiehts>nth victim.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-IIeutenant
Frederick ]. Gerstner. killed to-day at
Oceanside. was the eighteenth aviator
TO give his life in the interest of govern
ment aviation since Lieutenant Self
ridge fell 20 his death at Fort Myer, Va.
in 1905. testing the first aeroplane for
the army. Fourteen army officers. two
naval officers and two. civilian instruc-
tors made up the total
Lieutenant Gerstner was only 20 years
old. He was born in Michigan and was
appointed to the Military academy In
1908
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ceedings. ordering Thaw's release by
the New Hampshire authorities who
were holding him for extradifion un-
der the governors order. This will
cause Thaw. now al liberty under
guard OF federal court custodian. to
De turned over to the state of New
Hampshire and pave the way for his
Immediate extradition to New York.
In brief. Thaw's counsel sought bis
freedom on the ~ ound that The indict
ment against him charged no crime:
that IL he was insane. as the New York
authorities contend. in placing him In
the asylum. he could not be guilty OF
crime OF conspiracy for which his ex.
tradition was sought.
The supreme court held in effect
that the question OF the prisoners $
sanity or insanity was one which
should be passed upon by the New
York state courts. that an extraditable
crime was charged and the only ques-
tion before the supreme court was
the legality of the extradition OF a
prisoner so charged.
Wide Field Of Controversy.
Legal authorities who have follow
ed the case predicted today that
wide field OF controversy would be
opened up when the New York courts
were reached. In this connection II
was recalled that during the argu-
ment recently. Chief Justice White
intimated that immediate imprison-
ment OF Thaw In Mattewan without
trying him on the conspiracy indict-
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OFFICERS OF COUNTY AND
STATE MAKE MANY ARRESTS
INDIFFERENCE OF POLICE I'M
PEIS AUTHORITIES TO
DRASTIC ACTION.
Seventeen Under Arrest and 9th
ers Are Being Sought by Of
hcers-Some Give Bond.

Becoming disguised with the indss-
Terence In which the city police de-
partment has been handling the boot
logging situation here, county and
state officials started a concentrated
cleanup on IL yesterday evening with
the result that about q score of per
sons had been lodged In the county
jail at press time. The work of yes-
terday afternoon and last night, comes
after three weeks secret work. ON the
part OF two secret service men that
nave been working under the auspices
OF the state tax commissioners o.
nee. and under the supervision of the
county executives.
Deputy sheriff's under Sheriff Swes-
ney. with orders from the prosecuting
attorney. worked with an ardor that
does credit to the force. and the ar
rests prove their work. ]. W. Bee. and
SKIP Rathbone worked with the Of
iicers all during the night Their
enief' Fred o. Blue. was in the city all
uay yesterday and held secret confer
ence with the county officials, lasting
the greater part OF the day.
The Signal.
mere comes revenue" was the
slenai Tor more than one bootlegger 10
rot the grit TO the tall timbers. With
tn lew hours after, the posse started.
the streets were practicable clear ~ the
pocket speakeasies. Several interest.
ing Instances were brought out in the
raid 'A0
Those In the scouting party were
captain Henry Frohme. Deputies
smith. Grainer. Byrne. Birch. Green
Pniliips and four men from the state
department
The raid started at $3.50 O'Clock In
South Wheeling. when n raid was
mace on two foreign residences at
the mead of Forty-ffth street. Goods
were found. but the place was vacant
the birds having fiown.
Henry Bachman's store at the cor
ner OF Alley 10 and Main street was
entered with a search and seizure war
rant. and quantity of bottled half
pints taken He was taken to the tail.
waived hearing before Squire r.. G.
Hobbs. put up bond of 81 900 TO ap-
pear before the grand jury. and was
released. 2
This arrest IA considered the plum
OF the whole affair II Is a known
iact that the government revenue Of
ncers have suspected his place for n
number OF weeks. and IL is understood
tnat the state took action in time to
save the humiliation of being super
ceded by government raid.
Found Nothing.
ON Forty-eighth street a keg of beer
with sipnon already attached was
taken. but the man selling the stun
had beat IL" before the offcials ar
rived a raid was made upon the
place OF Len HacQuert. I'm the second
tcontinusd on Page rwslvs)
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HAsHrHoToH, Dee. a1.-rorsoassf
western Psnnayivania, ohfo ana west
Klrrinfa-oeasraiiy fair TUESDAY ana
wednesday,.
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TO OPEN FIGHT
ON PROHIBITION
BATTLE WILL OPEN AT 10
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. AND
LAST UNTIL ROLL CALL
On the Hobson Resoiution-Friends
Of Resolution Confident Of Vie
tory In First Skirmish.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 21.-
Legislative weapons were furnished
up to-day for the final struggle in the
House Of Representatives tomorrow
over the Hobson constitutional amend
ment for national prohibition. The
night begins at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. to last until the roll is called
on the resolution to submit the amend
ment TO State legislatures for ratifica-
ton. Opponents OF prohibition were
certain tonight that IL would be i'm
possible to muster the two-thirds vote
OF the House necessary to send the
Joint resolution to the Senate. The
supporters OF the resolution claimed
"a substantial majority" which at
least would assure victory in the pre-
liminary skirmishes-the vote on the
special rules presented by Chairman
Henry. OF the rules committee. for the
consideration OF the Hobson resolu-
tion.
The rule viii be voted on after two
hours OF debate. and its adoption Is
virtually conceded. as many opponents
or the resolution itself have an
nounced their intention of voting for
the rule TO open the way for the final
action on the question
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ments might give rise TO another ha-
beas corpus proceeding in the federal
courts.