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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-27

In Central pax, New York city, a
little plat calledthe Garden of the
Heart" contains So different varieties
OF MOWERS, varioa es-a----
site to the flourish ling life OF widely
the maintenance d a rocke-y and an
artificial lake. Shoot children are
to be encouraged b visit tie garden
for the purpose + learnils to dis.
tinguish the difreht plants. In the
pavilion near by there is son to be
displayed a COLLECTION of 1,9 differ
ent insects that The park htomolo.
gists have come into acquaintance
with while engaged in their ntles in.
cident to the protection ofhe flow.
ers and plants in Central ark. II
would seem that systematic 1tructlon
OF school children by labelg plants
in the public parks wouldle worth
more than it would cost.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-27

Bolt Of ligh %penetrates gas
pipe" But itft penetrate the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-27

lake your shoe repairing to the
"ear-u-W Well Shoe Store, satisfaction
Guaranteed. Miller Block.
Fl. e, Baker, Manager,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
STATE FIRE MARSHALL KORAN
TO MAKE INSPECTION HERE

opinion that . large number % the
little fres. and ofttimes the larger
ones could be prevented n Il were
not for some waste. or general slug
gishness In the way OF caring for the
building. His deputy marshall. n C.
kindeloerEer. will 70 to Huntington
the nrst OF December and take NJ the
work that was started BY Marshall
Horan some time ago. Special atten-
ton vii be paid the residence and
business sections OF the city.
In his work OF inspection. the In
spector wishes IL made known that
he II doing the best thing for the
people generally and asks their aid
In each instance. He said while here
that ofttimes people were Of the opin-
ion that he was doing his work not as
\ matter of help but contempt This
he wishes them TO get over. The
work here will be taken up Just as
soon as that at Huntington IL finished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
AN EVEN DOZEN BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED In WEEK

Forty-third and Jacob. A. C. Fisher
4 Son.
August Wheeler. repairs, 3s2s Chap
line. A c. Fisher & Son.
Cornelius Beaver. repairs. 4325
Wood. A. c Fisher q Son.
A. y. Carl. dwelling. 3207 Main.
Sarah johnson. dwelling. 500 West
Chapiine. c. II. Ammonia.
Sands Realty Company repairs. 81
Eleventh street. III. W. Fair.
j. =. Athens. dwelling. - Coal
street. II. w. Fair.
J. p. Sehlick. stable. Fifth street.
c. A Robrecht. store. 1900 Main. j.
L. Giesey Company.
Andy Mckinley. repairs and chin.
ney. 2624 Chapline. p. II. Mackey
Henry Wurtxbacher. two-room add.
ton, 107 Eleventh street
John Lashorn. alterations and re-
pairs. eI44 Chapline. Grant Goodwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
WILL RETURN IN FEW DAYS TIC
BEGIN HIS WORK
HERE

Asks That citizens Give Aid Where
ever Possible and. Not Try To
Hinder the General Work.
State Fire Marshall John s. Koran.
who recently aided in the alleged
arson case OF George A. Bull" Kra9
In criminal court. win again return
TO the city within a few days. This
time he will not come ~ q prosecutor
but In the discharge OF his duties and
viii make a close inspection OF all the
buildings Of the city as to IRE light
ing conditions. and general struct-
ures. He will give the buildings q
very careful inspection. and where
ever he deems II proper changes will
be made or the whole building des-
troyed.
The state IRE marshall IL OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

desire sell lin
ousy
esha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
SLIGHT iNcREAsE OVER NUMBER
ISSUED DURING PREV.
Gus WEEK.

Inrss New Buildings included IN List
s"s Balance Were for Gen.
erai RepalrsL
Ne Item TO be thankful for in the
city. for the week at least. Is the IN.
seo number OF building permits
issued during the week. An even
dosen were allowed by Building In.
sDector J. J. Tahey. One of these wa.
Tor new dwelling house for A r.
Carl. ct No. 22o7 Main street. Anoth.
ct permit was that OF L. BischofY. for
repafrs to the stage OF his thester
Fortythfrd and Jacob streets.
The permits granted during the nsst
week follow:
L s,sehea: alterations to stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-06

Jesse returned at noon. He re- eeiyed the story of our caller with the noises Of one displeased "'rhat visitor. Kate" he summed up, would make a firstclass stranger. Knew me, you say. in Texas?"
 Hearing from her kitchen Mrs. O'Flynn's sharp grunt of dissent, l closed the door.
 You've left the key.hole open said Jesse, rising from the table. "come for walk"
 Now. Kate, dear" Jesse sat down beside me on the Apex Rock. this morn you got your first lesson in rob bers. How would you like visit to old Cap Taylor at Hundred Mile?"
 My voice may have quivered just a little. Danger" I asked.
 T dunno as there's actual danger, but If jest knowed you was safe, I'd be free to act prompt"
 Tell me everything, Jesse"
 "Up at the north end of the bench, there's maybe two hundred head of strange cattle. One pedigree short. horn bull is worth all of twenty-five hundred dollars, and there's Here ford stud I'd take of my hat to any where's. There's Aberdeens or Angus - get them poll breeds mixed-and a bunch of Jerseys grazing apart, purty as deer. Anyways. that herds worth maybe two hundred thousand dollars every hoof of 'em stolen. and if you raked all them millionaire ranches ir California doubt you'd get that value"
 No stock owner needs that amount
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hand signals to throw his squad Thu place. The enemy's five horses at the door were led off by Billy's Siwash arriero. and Nitchie Scott, so gently ;hat the robbers thought they were grazing. By that time Dale and me was at the window gap on the north side of the shack. but the candle was In o.r way. we couldn'. sec through it's glow. and it wasn't till we got -ound to the door hole that we'd . view of what was going on inside.
 My wife stood in the nor'west, right far corner. A man with a gray chin whisker and a mournful smile. with his gun muzzle in her right ear, was showing her head against the wall. Bull was talking as usual, explaining how his tact was better'n Whiskers' gun at persuading females. Ginger was trying to assuage Bull. The greaser was keeping kind of look out, although he couldn't see from the lighted room into the dark where he wss. Ginger clapped his paws over Bulls mouth before the proceedings went on.
 To Be Continued
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found out which weeks the Cariboo stage carries specie. and how many thousand dollars a month fin amalgam comes down from the Skyline camp. He even dragged out of me that old Surly Brown, the miser, has fifteen thousand dollars buried under the dirt floor of his cabin-which reminds me that if Browns home becomes the scene of mining stampede, I'll have to keep shy of his rife. Yes. Bull showed a great gift of faith. and got both his photo and the negative to show there was no i'll feeling. Pm pastoral, harmless. simple, raised for a pet
 Leaving Kate hid in a ruined shack. halfway to the ferry. was down by eleven D. In. to the bank of the river, hailing old man Brown. So soon as he'd brung me acrost. l sent him to ride for all he was worth and collect our constable. which cost me eighteen dollars and horse. The money is severe, but I'll get even on horse trades.
 From midnight to one a. m. I put In the time cussing Dale; from then till two a. m. felt that nobody loved me; from two a. m. to half past, was scheming to take the robbers single-handed At two thirty-1ve Dale rolled up with nine men from Skyline, mounted on Billys ponies, besides OFlynn, and Ransome Pollock, who may be good for burnt offering but 'Sn't much use alive.
 Of course, having raised the coun. try. I'd got to make good, producing a business proposition and robbers to follow. Iron has no sense of humor anyhow. and cant see jokes unless the prices Is wrote plain on their tickets, He's come to this earth after dollars. If a batch of robbers is liable to cost him fifty dollars a day, and only fetches fifty-one dollars a day on the contract. his mine is better money, so he rolls his tail and takes away his men. That's Iron Dale seven days in the week.
 He's right smart, too, at holding Q business meeting. SO when I'd ate cranberry pie. which is a sort of com. pliment from the mine. and the boys has some of Browns tea as a donation from me, the convention sits down
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of stud cattle. Ws don't raise such in the north. so they've been drifted in here from the States. They're gaunt with famine and driving. and it beats me to think how many more's been left dead crossing the Black Pine country. The Bar Y brands has been faked. The parties herding 'em waits till I'm away. and tries to make a deal with you for paeturage The gent with the sad eyes is sent dressed up to fool woman.
 Now. Kate" his great strong arm closed round me like a wise. "The hull country knows you're clear grit. SO there's no shame in leaving. For my sake, dear"
 Do you think I'd leave you in dan. ger?'
 He sighed q knew 1t. I caynt help it, and. Kate. it's the truth, I'd rather see you dead than scared. There's Madam Grizzly, and Sonora Cougar. there's Lady Elk, and even Mrs. Polecat, brave as lions. I'd hate to have my mate the only one to run like q scalded cat"
 The program. Jessef"
 Do you remember. Kate. how we lost five dollars finding out that Dale and me is signalers? ?"
 And Captain Taylor gave us the signals to raise the district: one fire for feasts. two for help. three foi warl"
 That's it, little woman. By dusk I'll be on top of the cliffs. and make my fires back from the rim-rock where them robbers won't see the
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soIemn to talk robbers.

solemn 10 talk robbers.
 Moved and seconded that hold-ups ain't encouraged in her majesty's do- minions. and we hands these robbers to the constable as his lawful meat, but we got to get 'em first.
 Resolved that there's money in 1t. The owners of them cattle had ought to be grateful and show their grati. tude, cause otherwise the stock is apt to scatter. Proposed that we hit the trail right away, with Iron Dale for leader. Carried. with symptoms of toothache disabling one of his men.
 Dale told off O'Flynn and Brans- combe to stampede the cattle just at glint of dawn, sending 'em past the cave. and shooting and yelling as if there was no hereafter. That should interest the robbers. and bring them out of the cave which overlooks our angle, they weren't likely to hit our riders, whereas our posse. posted in good cover with a steady aim could attend to the robbers with prompt ness and despatch.
 Crossing the ferry our main outfit left Billy and Branscombe to start drifting the cattle southward, while we rode on to take up our positions around the cave. In the ruined shack, halfway to our home, Kate was to have a candle. screened so that 1t could only be seen from our traii. We passed my fence, we crossed the half mile creek, we gathered speed along the open pasture. and then Kate'1 yell went through me like knife. The robbers must have had a man on night herd. and found her by that lightl
 Dsle's hand grabbed my rein. and with a growl he halted our whole outfit. Steady" says he, you fool!" then in whisper. as his men came crowding in: "Djsmount! Ransome, hold horses! Sam, take three men afoot round the rear of that cabin. take the rest to close in the front. siwash. and Nitchie Scott, find enc my's horses and drift them away out of reach. No man to whisper, no man to make sound. until lift my hand at that cabin window. After that. kill any man who tries to escape. Get move on!"
 So. with me at his tail, he crept along from cover to cover, waving
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glare.
CHAPTER VII.
The Round.up.

The Round-up.
 Jesse's Narrdfire.
 While I made signal fires on the top of the cliff, Mir. Robber came to find out from my wife why for ] hadn't called to leave my card at the South Cave. He's picturesque, says she, hair like a ravens wing. eyes steel-blue. scarf indigo striped with orange. shirt black silk, woolly shaps out of a Wild West show, gold and silver fxings, Cheyenne saddle, car. bine of some foreign breed, or maybe a Krag, manners fit for a king, age thirty-four. height six feet two inches, chest only thirty-eight. and such sad smile-all of this will be useful to the police.
 He tried all he knew to get out of being photographed. which wisht I'd been there. for 1t must have been plumb comic. but we all submits when Kate gets after us. That reminds me that if he can't capture the camera and plate, we're apt to be burnt out by accident.
 She led him on and made him talk. If his boss knew now much Kate has down in her notebook, this guy with the sad eyes would get kicked all round the pasture. When l axed if the robber made love to her. my wife just laughed, and turned away, telling me not to be fool; but the blush came around her neck.
 dunno. Perhaps it's my liver, sc I'm taking the only medicine have, which it tastes like liniment. Is it liver, or am I getting to dislike this person?
 II.
 So happens, while was writing, Billy O'Flynn comes along with the pack outfit on his way to Skyline. He wanted to know why made them fires so l explained was making a clearing up thar for Rates spring chrysanthe. nuns. (She spelt that word, which had me begged down to the hooks. ) lt may be liver, or my squeam in. famed. but my mind ain't easy, and the Skyline folk may think I'm only joshing with them fires.
 can't leave Kate to ride for help, can't shift her. can't send Billy to the constable without breaking my contract with the Skyline. and don't diyulge no.hin' to William OFlynn, Esquire, who talks to the moon rather than waste conversation.
 If make letter for Dale, and slip 1t into the pouch. Billy won't know. or gossip If he happens to meet in with stray robbers. I'll get him up and on by midnight to the Skyline. in time for the supper pies. and the boys will be surging down to the ferry be- fore midnight. Now must make up some lies to hasten Billy's timid foot. steps along the path of duty.
 III.
 Billy hastened away at midnight to tell Dale that pigeons milk Is selling at eighty-four and three-fourths. He believes that if he can get that secret intelligence to Iron in good time. he's to share the profits. Fact is. that Irons late wife made him the laugh ing-stock of the plains over some joke she put up on him connected with pigeons milk. so that Billy's share of the profits will bs delivered on the toe of Dale's boot. He's breaking rec ords to make the Skyline quick.
 Nothing happened this morning. ex- cept Bull Durham. calling himself Brooke. He. the gent with the sad
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eyes, who came to make love to my
 wife. He paid me one hundred dol. lars for pasturage. Then I axed him to stay to dinner. and Kate says she never seen me so talkative. Bull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

conclusion The work last night was
done and the ordinance passed with
less controversy than Is usually noted
Adopt Resolution.
The BODY also took up and passed
the following resolution That tho
board OF control take up the matter
OF re-rat.ng the water system and
max" new survey, that an ordi-
nance be prepared providing for rails
Ing the Acens" on insurance Compa-
MES one half. that the board OF con
troll raise the water rate Tor DirCusps
10 SO per day. they also received
and Med the vouchers from the treas
ufers OuiCe. 4 question was raised
on The matter Of uyerdTaft in one or
two Of tho departments. This was
explained by Auditor AhTous that
there was not an OE,IGraft boz all de-
partments. but was made 80 that q
supplementary ordinance might be
drafted at the end OF the year 10
balance the books
\ motion was made TO liu thu
Bremen communication concerning
Chief Leyland from the table. but
this was ruled out Of order. Council
man Miller introduced a resolution
that the board Of control furnish
more light for Riverside park The
Caldahau-h company submitted a re-
quest that 10 be- allowed to erect a
bridge over Alley = between JACOB
and Wood streets. about L. feet from
the ground. Referred 10 streets, al
leys and grades committee
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left for Rochester. y Y. 10 spend a
few weeks with friends
Miss Mary Behler. OF Pittsburgh. Is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Hoffman. OF
the South side.
Mrs T. Morgan Clarke and Mrs. W.
: Fulton left for a visit TO Cleveland
and Dayton.
Miss Jean Jervey, OF Woodsdale. Is
the guest Of friends in Washington.
ID. c.
DR. and Mrs. Morris Tuholske. %
Akron. o, are guests Of Louis Schwalb
on North Main street
John ID shaw OF Sistersville was a
Business visitor here Yesterday
J. W. Mooney Is tho guest OF friends
and relatives In Sistorsville
w. II. Malick OF Sistersville. who
has been the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank T. Dowler. has returned
home
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Brennan and Mr..
and Mrs. ". 4. Drichorst 40 TO Park
rrsburE today 10 attend the Elks Con
ventiCn.
Mrs Lima Hennig sherman and
daughter Miss Alkaline have returned
/ from visit 20 Steubenvtlle. O.
Mr- and Mrs. Robert Richardson %
North Main street are the parents
Of baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 4. Conoway and
son Austin are guests of Mrs Y l.
Z
Frank r. Zook OF the Island was IN
fairmout on business yesterday, en-.
route 10 the east
Miss Louise Daniels IS the guest Of
her sister Mrs. John Reese In Fair
mont.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. VI. Six Of South
broadway left yesterday for an eN-
tended visit 20 Yellowstone Park aud
a trip through the West
Mrs. Willis Caywood returned 10
b.
she was accompanied by Mrs. :. 4
Niece who Will spend a few weeks
In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred HoblitzeI have
returned from their honeymoon tour
east and are AZ home at 200 Twenty
ninth street
Edwin : White who has been at
tending Dartmouth College Is home
spending the summer vacation with
his parents on Fourteenth street
Mr.. White brought as a guest. Pete
tending Harvard.
l.. y. Hendrix district passenger
agent % the Chicago Great Western
railroad with headquarters az Pitts
burEn spent yesterday iu the city call
Ing on local railroad officials
Charles VI. Tough Of WoOdlawn left
Yesterday for Morgantown where he
VIII attend the commencement eNCr-
cises 81 the West Viz "a University
L0hn bdrnetf or Cameron spent yes
terday In the city transactinE bust
ness.
Sam Myers travelling passenger
agent or the Union Pacific railroad
with headquarters az Pittsburgh spent
yesterday On the CITY on business
Miss Stella Lydick OF Moundsville
Is spending several DAYS i'm the CITY
as the guest 81 friends
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roth Of De
troit. Mich. Miss Sabina Roham OF
West Alexander. Pa and Mrs. Mary
Philips ~ Pittsburgh are guests Of
Mr and Mrs. James Philips on Twenty
ninth street
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COUNCIL PASSES
TAX ORDINANCE
DEADLOCK BROKEN BN FIRST
BRANCH ACTING WITH SEC
OND BRANCH.
Resolution Adopted Which Plans fo'
Securing More Finances From
Various Sources.

After considerable discussion. which
.f times waved warm. city council
broke r. deadlock aaf ric1t and
PASSED thr 1851. license ordinance
Member. of fHn FIr.f branch cam.
over FOB frr second branch iu rvrry in
.f.rr. with the exception Ul tho tax
.r pool tables. which romans tn'
.smD or IH.t year instead of "a raise Co
.H Hri i.r
Ofhsr sections over which there was
I controversy were sections fu and Ih.
concerning bowling alloys and FU
H..I.. Tho Firf branch changed
those fu tho same 1a Il.f FD1r huf
when fr. urd.nHrU. wa. returned fu
fHU Second branch. 10 upheld tho
finance commission report Tho orr
"IrHfIU VII. token back f0 The First
branch and accepted
after amendment. Rad boon made
f.. .rHI vote .r fH. First branch fu-
.H.... H' f.. urI.rFur. was II f1
."f H ... Second branch iH fu D.
.......H .U.n. ru
IH. m..Hr. In.f rI.hf wH. merely
continuation UI fH. r..fH. bold
.. H... "H.r conference. commit
.... n.. appointed Iu UHw. fo como
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

"a Francis hyde of tho Wheeling
II"f grounds A.eur.a ton gave an Ia
i'rH-fInr faIk tu che boys on tho Dow-
or. Iu' gardens Tu'.IaE evening Not
only Wsr, Tho children present but
fhsIr rar.ufs and friends Mr. HYDE
poke ON Profit Derived From Garden
lu- ll' trlf about fr. keeping M
rf tNn Interest fU tho gardens All
boys IKE birds outdoor IifD and gar
dtuIuE and Dr. they learn well they
viii De- able to huE. gardens OF thrlr
very own and UHk, money. Not only
this but they can supply fresh voCr-
tables Tor their home an tho chill
dr'u we're greatly Interested Each
bow name WAS placed ON his IdOt
Of ground yesterday and the one VINO
takes the most interest will b. tho
one who wins the prize. Present yes
tsrday were Miss Cecilia Spsyer Miss
Jennie NcGowu. Mrs " Bryan.
Mrs Schul. Prof Crago and the gar
d'n'r Mr. kalkrsuth.
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SOCIETY



To- tAro- rarfF EiFsr ~ N.ss ID
Ian Arb-rr and NJ Eos- srh@r1 a.
u ArnfnG uls.r room o. fIffrFrfr
street luFsfag sFerLnE NIrfru.a uu-
80 "a r~nrsred a delicious rrrst
inE
fhe honor Eussf 49, Mlss Ruth
Bolin - LanssFills. U. sf1 ts a guest
a. The Arb.rt home rns Eussfr TN
ciudsd Misc RUN H1IIr 90 area-
vile. o.. Grace MrruF. sara H1u.
Marie sffsl Helen IT, Esff. kIrFrr Ia
Taylor. C4ariuurd NfrfaI Pauline
Beutsf. Marie hieHfsr. sara Jackson.
kathertns Leonard. virginia Miller.
Lois Guild. Loretta WhIffy EVsiyu
Mccoy. Dorothy Duncan. Eleanor
Taylor. virginia u.sn. Efna kIdr.
Elizabeth Klein. Man Bet Anna
Kelley. Lillian ArhsrE. Huss hrb.nE.
Mrs. Herman Arh.rE Msssrs Gsor-e
Hewitt. Edwin spears. Pred Hail.
Lee swift. JACK ~pulane % SaEys-.
Willard Ditfmar Charlie Miller. Uen-
~ Schsfer Edwin bowie Robert
Reed. Harlan "a Wool. John H-iI.
Harye Hsppefo. " 81 klrrE uf pIfta-
burEh. Ramsey Fre1erirs Arthur 80
bert. Eugene Houmarn. Captain
kramp o. Jniont0wn. John Arb.nE.
Six Front. charlie Schis-slrEsr Joe
Weyrick Msssrs and Mssfsuee Geo
Row. =. ; Romlns. George Arb-nE. %.
J. Arbcnz
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The wedding OF Mr.. George Feeny
IpdeEran. of this city. 10 Miss Maize
Dare Woodbridge. Of Richmond Va.
joining two Of tho oldest and most
prominent families OF virginia. WAS
solcmnized at the cathedral residence
Tuesday morning az Gas. Rev o g.
Moyc. Y. c.. Of ST. Joseph's cathedral.
performed the ceremony There were
no attendants, those present being
limited TO the immediate relatives OF
the principals The bride was h,com-
inCly dressed I'm q French blue silk
poplin travelling suit. with hat to
match. Mrs. JpdcCran has been visit
ing friends in the city for several
months. She Is fair type Of South
land beauty. and highly accomplished
During her stay in Wheeling. Mrs Up
degraf has been extensively enter
tanned. and has won the friendship of
large circle of friends. who viii
wish her much JOY and happiness.
Mr.. Ipdegrah is a son OF the late 10
siah Ipdegraf. formerly a prominent
banker OF this city. He is the mana
ger of the G.. s. Feeny Company. on
Main street. and g. prominently identi-
ned with the social. civic and various
business interests Of Wheeling Inn
mcdiatcly after the wedding the hap
py couple left on the 1926 train over
the -. & o. for an extensive Canadian
trip.