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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Hogs: Receipts
$4,000: market weak to 15c under
yesterdays average; bulk of sales
7.25 to 7.S5: heavy $50 to s. pigs
ATS to 1855.
Cattle: Receipts 5000: market
weak: beeves $50 40 1885: steers
$40 to $40; calves 7.50 to 1l.25.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000; market
slow: sheep AS to 6; lambs go to
7 g5 - a4y '+t
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

On Board U. s. 8. Virginia, Ma
Zatlan, Oct. IA detachment of
Governor MaytOrena's forces has
sailed from Guaymas on the steamer
Bonita, supposedly to capture Lower
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. 13.-Hogs:
Receipts $1,000; market lower: bulk
of sales 1925 to 40: heavy 1886
to $50.
Cattle: Receipts $4,000; market
steady: prime fed steers 10 to 1915:
steers 5 to 1875; calves $50 to 1880
Sheep: Receipts 1900; market
steady: lambs to 100; yearlings
5.25 to 6.25. .
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

Agras Caliente. Act. 13.-Whsl
the Villa Carranza, mediation confer
cnce opened here TO-DAY the 100 mill
tary men in attendance bowed !
the flag of Mexico. swearing to abt$
by the decision of the conference.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

California for General Francisco VII
la.
The telegraph lines have been CIT
between Navajoa and San Bias and
the railroad to Sinaloa has been pn
out of commissicn, somewhere soutl
of Navajoa. = ~
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

Washington, Oct. 13.-Rear AZ
miral Howard notified the navy de
partment that conditions at Acapuf
co were improving.and that all pore
on the west coast ot1Mcxico were qui
ct
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. 13.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper 81 to per cent. =
Bar silver SIR.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13
ST. LOUIS METAL

St. Louis. Mo-. Oct, 13.-Lead firm
$40.
Spelter easy, ASS to 4.65.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

| 1t is understood that this ruling
will be rigidly enforced and that stu
dents of the high school found smok-
ing on the streets while going to
school or on their way home will be
punished by the faculty. .....
Owing to the unsettled condition
of the weather football practice TO!
this afternoon was not held. Instead
the boys were quizzed on the rules by
Coach Kelley and the signals were
run through indoors. Two or three
Of the boys were a little hazy Of the
new rules and the coach deemed II
advisable to take advantage OF the
weather mans spree. The practice
this afternoon put the finishing
touches on the signal work for the
squad.
In the back field Harry Crutcr is
\ showing up well nd promises to be
one Of the high schools mainstays,
Cruter is quick and hits the line
hard amt carries the ball in excellent
form. Tho position of center on any
football team. is an important one
and hard to till. For this position
there are three candidates, Edgar
Chenoworth. Robert Dodder anf
George Mitchell. There is little &c
choose between the, three men
Chenoworth has little .the advant.
age in weight but all are hard play
ers and work all the time. For the
end positions there are four candi.
dates-Fftzgerald, Butler, Doddel
and Rolando. Fitzgerald works HARD
and is excellent In breaking up inter.
ference and is speedy on the field
Butler, like Fitz, is willing worker
good and breaking interference hui
o little slow ON his feet. Dodder /.
another fast end man and breaks M
interference in first class shape. Ro
lando is shOwing up we'll but does no
come out to practice consistently.
1t has been decreed by the power:
that be tina. in school affairs, thai
all participants in the Minstrel show
must carry their school work success
fully. There are several who were
falling behind but having beer
warned 1t Is assumed that they viii
work little harder from now on.
The various classes have chosen
tketr monopolies for the fair and. thu
ft6mmittee' wosk has already com
fmenced The seniors monopolizet
keaady and confetti. The Juniors
chose ice cream and hot chocolate
The soups decided that chilli and fan
cy work, would sell we'll. The frosh
realizing the popularity of popcorn
chose popcorn and novelties to sell.
The freshmen will have as theil
place of business the cafe at the Parl
while the other three classes hav'
chosen space In the dancing pavn
ian at Central Park. While the prep
arations for the fair are under wa,
all literary work such as debating
land oratory, has been suspended fol
the time being.
O 1t has long been the custom for til,
high school to issue a periodical fl
some description managed and edited
by the students who are elected b,
the students at large AS s on as TIL,
fair is over and both the students ant
teachers have more time the subjcc
will gain be taken up.
An attempt will be made this veal
to issue the Blue and White twice I
month. This will be much more con
venient than formerly and has thu
approval of the student body. The
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13
Ban Placed ON
: :. SMOKING At
H|gH SCHOOL
Foot Ball Squad al
Work. Minstrel Show
TO be Biz Event

Smoking by the students received
anoher severe jolt this morning when
it was announced that smoking to
and from school would be absolutely
prohibited Superintendent Morgan
and Principal Kelley explained that
for high school students to somke OIL
the streets. coming or going to
school, did not speak well for tho
high school and tended to set bad
example to the pupils of the grade
schools.
II is understood that this ruling
will be rigidly enforced and that stu
dents of the high school found smok,
ing on the streets while going tc
school or on their way home will bt
punished by the faculty. ...
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

All the latest war news in the
Chronicle News-60c a month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-13

chronicle-News. soc per month;
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
THE COURT OF CANNON MUST
DECIDE.

During the last ten years, under the
Inspiration OF the iaiser. N. Germaa
people have been taught TO think war
read war. write war. talk war, dream
war and prepare for war until the
whole nation became obseAssNl by the
devil of conquest Practically every
activity OF tho empire wss directed ara
chapel toward This single end. The
'ploce In the sun OF which the kaiser
- ofser spoke. was place TO be won
with the sword II was n place tO
which tho German troops would 'hacl,
their way" as they hacked uhclr way
'housh Belgium.
Not a nation. Including Germany's
osn allies. but came 10 regaid itself AZ,
a possible victim If Germany's military
ambition. Even the United States far
removed as IL Is from the sphere OF tho
kaisers ordinary activities. has twice
been on the edge OF hostilitIes with
Htrmsry through no fault of any
American. and tho Morroc doctrine has
t~'en drrided ny every German lmper-
iaIlst AZ "a SCRAP Of paper that ouRht
@ 90 sorn ur by tho war lord ~ the
Tsutons
The katser's defenders honsi that ne
hns kept the peace of Europe Tor twen-
ty-fiyt years. hut they pil omi, the sig
pifilnnt fact thar every crisis In which
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

he kept ihe peace was n crisis OF his
own creation.
Ever aimee the Morocco incident the
belief has been growing throughout
Europe that war could not lorg b.
avoided and that the kaiser would
strike the moment he Thought that
Germany was fully prepared to hold
her antagonists al a disadvantage.
when one word from him would have
submitted the Austro- Servinn contro-
ycrHy 10 mediation. W. gnu, hss iirs and
plunged the world into war. To-day
nine nations are w. battle, a week from
today a dozen may ho involved. with
The kaiser's original plan 81 French
conquest already aDortcd. now come
tho mrs. falns ovcrturos Tor peace
Nothing definite. nothing formal. bat
tentative diagnosis ~ public opinion
to ascertain the hrTess which the kali
ser might obtain Tor his content IL ex-
tinauish he confiagration be- has start
ed.
II IL easy to talk - ipmediaie peace.
sior. Europc to the condition ~ an
armed camp would not bc peace -
would be merely truce The grim
tragcdy that is now going on 10 Fraree
nnd nelgium and lsnsi Prussia ana ro-
larl would be resumed ny soon ~ Ger
many vas again prepared to strike
NoihinH has yea been decided had a
treaty 81 peace, iiko tho tgeaty glaran
tecius Belgmms neutrality. would be-
Only 'a scrap ~ paper" which the Ger
man autoeracy could proceed 10 Violate
nj viii. The nightmare Of miliinrlsm
would SIN hang over rhe nation and
every lnbofer In Europe perhaps og
cry iaburer In America would have q
sohiicr on hiH back phs war would
end oniy in hcain anew az soon ns the
bellgeronis had had o breathing spell
~ fiso or ten yeaw.
when certain questions are submit
ted tn HE court ~ cnnroD they must
be- decided by tho court ~ cannon. The
issues In mis- ease were admitted in
that court by the kaiser himself ana
thry can 40; bo Withdrawn. Tho de
ciaion mus, now bee written In hiopi
and iron. or there is no final ndludica-
tion Either al Europe N4ili comc un-
der the yoke oi military dcWoiism W
all enropo win ho free leuropo eat not
ho free Germany herself can not he
free the German people can not M
FREQ untl German unitarian is de-
aroycd. until the monster is ohliler-
nied
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
..'F!!sl'!.s - (Naa nl.4ou

tho right distance. The displacement
~ the water hy the aver causes OBJ
iocts 10 move toward him.
4 was greatly frightened when had
my first experience in this line. wac
working over the huh of sunkcn ship
saw the body ~ o. man move toward
me. u WIS magnifed hy me watrr
aud what J saw appeared to ho the
corpse ~ slant Afterward I be-
came used 60 This phenomenon
There are only two kinds 81 fiph
which are dangerous to divers the
dcpnfiph aud the shark The former
iH much moro formidable
~ bad deyilflsh get hold Of me
with three Of his arms In Dutch llar-
bor, Alaska. Tie hcld ON to rock
with the other arms lie had me fast
ana had Ga worl, FOR forty minutes
bcforu ! c0uid get close enough to his
body to purcture the vacuum pouch.
"rhe only way 60 rcicnao the deadly
hold 81 "a dcynfish H 10 put lts vacuum
eleanor out of commission. The mo-
mcut the yncuum tank is runctnrcd the
water PUSHES ln nnd fhe pressure BE-
Dn Every hutton ON the arm of 81
deVilflsh ia Il vacuum valve al almost
unbelievable strength
"a b. mo-, so difnculi to cope with %
shuri, rhis fish has 10 turn over ON
its back before % can take you in.
The way for diver to avoid shark
ls To- Ie down and bet him rake across
him with rs back Swordnsh SIRE ca-
pablc of irfiicting death To- diver, but
they seldom mako an attack"
Nir Nlah said he Wishes TO correct
the populnr tillacy that divers walk ON
the hcttom OF the occnn lie declares
that thia Is Impossible on account OF
/ tho huoyAucy ~ their suits, and that
when they move they are forced "a
crawl
the equipment of diver is com
{ plicatcd and woighly contriVancc
/ These we're the separate articles worn
/ hy Mr. Nash. with tho weight of cash
( Rubber suit thitty pounds helmet and
iron collar thirty pounds. shoes. fftN
pounds. ard lead bolt. 70 hundred
pounds.
In running river wptcr the diver
sometimes adds an extra 100 pounds uf
weight 60 rrcyon, him from drftlnE
with the current" Mr.. Nash continued
Down under the water the heavy
contrlvanccs seems ns light na suit
of summer clothes. ON account OF the
enormous pressure. Los Angeles
/ Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

Check your fan cough or cold az
once don't wait II may lead to sn-
rIous lung trouble, weaken Your ,i-
tnli,y and develop chronic lung ail-
ment Get "A bottle of Dr nclrs Pine
Tar-lloncy today. IL is pure and harm
loss use It freely Tor that fan cough
or cold. II baby or Children are
sick give q Ca them IL will relieve
quickly and permanently Il soothcs
the irrltatcd throat lungs and ar pas
sagns. Loosens rhiogm, ls antisepttc
and fortifies the system against colds
Il surely prevents cold germs from
getting hold Guaranteed only
ssc. az your prugglat Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
OTHER VIEWS



The withdrawal ~ our troops from
Vera cruz, ordered ON Tuesday bs
President Wilson, will NE Tho crowninp
act in a record " considerable treat
mcr ~ "a email and trouhleaom,
nelshbor that ls without a parallel Ia
modern history
Tho cOnHiilntinnnlis,a may well com
pare the treatment which their coun
try hiss received from The United state,
with uhnt which has been melted oui to
cert lin smaller nations abroad They
may well congratulate thcmaclNcn that
Dhcy are near neighbours ~ country
which ~ willing 60 wait and work ln
patience
Had Mexico bcon, on tho Huropcan
continent instead OF In North America.
SHE would long ago have been forced
to digest an ultimatum aa severe aa
Austrias to Scryin. Had MoNico not
been Fortunate cnoug q lie within the
masic sphcro of .Amcricanism
troops would long ago have boon
marching from Vera CRUZ te the coun
try's capital
The withdrawal deprivos the consti-
iu,ionalsts of the last excuse Tor de.
laying settlement OF the nation'n dc
nestle concerts. There Is no occura
tion of Mexican territory 60 excite ma
tionnl Rntngonlsm and - Distract a
tcntion from domestic affairs The con
stitutionalists are alone with their own
country aud their as set unfulfillcd
promises. and 1t Is their duty to act
Generals villa ana Carmnza need
not make the mistake of supposlng that
the withdrawal from Vera Cruz mcans
any change In the attitude of this
country toward Mcxlco and in partic-
,enr. in It's view of the ohisaation al
the constitutionalista To hold fair elec-
tiona and 60 establish government
ON tho foundations ~ law and order
Although troops viii not remain AT
Vera cruz DURING tho present critical
situation as "A reminder that the United
states itself remains sufficiently near
AZ hand To serve that purpose. 4 few
thousand Americans have been rcmoV
ed from Vera Cruz. but many millions
rcmaln within easy hallirg distance.
Regarded solely as really 10 the in
suit To the American flag al Tampico,
the occupation OF Vera Cruz properly
ends at this point, The government
which we hold responsible for that act
NO longer exists. The CONSTITUTIONAL
isss can not eightly be charged with
responsibility for an Insult from ar adj
minlstration We steadiiy refused To
recognise.
No American has come Ia regret ar
blush Tor oar occupation of Vera Cris.
our soldiers. sailors and marines. or
ficers and men alike, acquitted them
selves admirably under difficult aud
eNasperasing conditions IL patience.
courage, willingness and. above an. In
self-restraint they showed themselves
equal to their mission and worthy "
their country Chicago Herald.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
TUESDAY, SEPT. 90, 1914.
LIVESTOCK vs.. COTTON.

i'hfi worm ttfbfusl
An aH-eottor crop does moi look
good 10 tie editor ~ the Fort worth
Livestock Reporter His advice is "di-
vefsify" He says by producing a
mammoth cotion crop the Texas farm
cr ~ almost In ns bad condition ~ "
be md lost his crop, Then ne naksi
What il Tie farmsr going 10 do
about ~ Throw up his hands. uNear
tittt mrig W against him and keep on
Ia the same old rut9 Not " hc Nv wise
iet next year sco him with some live
rtock about tho place. producing "a
rrpp 10 feed with w.ia.ch 10 feed his
cattle. hosa ana sheep. Let him raisao
Some cotton " he will. hut be 80 aitu-
atea that " enc thing falls. he viii
have something elise upon which 10 de-
pend 10 fecd AMI clolhe tho family.
That's the beauty OF diyersiflcatlon
This is excellent ndvice that the Re-
porter givea the farmers Of Texas llut
mo spr.xhtly journal Is notified that
There are 225,O00 white tenant farmers
In rexas. 10 diversity they must frsl
"iliain the consent and c0-apcratlor
% The lafd owners.
Landlords have been going IT, siren,
for cotton. They command their teni
cnis Ia alant cotton Thcy DO moi
tell them ~ plant corn.
u u necessary for farmer To- grow
fecdstuffs before he can raise hogs
II ian'i up to the tenant II is up 4,
the landlord to give his consort Go MA
tenants and TO Insist upon bhc divcrsi
ficatlon programmes
Livestock always mas a ready and
cash market" says tho Reporter
'EnrcFea wars do not affect ltr status
and the farmers should let this fact
sink deep In their minds aud profit by
e. Through liberalization alone can
the possibilities OF this great state b,
r"niised Every public spirited mar
shci'd urge tt aud financiers should
encourage H."
This advice is timely Farmers have
heen urged TO diyeaify for u quarter
or a century They have been advise.
10 grew the crops that viii make them
self-sustaininR and keep their none,
In their pockets.
Land owners shouh Join hands WI
their tenants. Land owrcra should ne.
elize that an enormous cotton ncrcag,
means cheap cotton.
owing 10 the European war and tn,
conditions which have followed In d.,
wake, il ~ imperative that the cotior
ecr~ge % The South should be reduced
~ 70 80 per cent IN 1915.
There IN q growing demand foi
hroadsturfs and meatstuffs In the Unit
ed states The home market is ex-
banding
There are one hundred million
mouths to feed here at home.
There 10 no read reason why Texas
farmers ahould he poems 10 tho spin
ncrs of Europe or tho spinners OF
America
When the supply ~ cotton far ex
cceds The demand. the grower Of the
slanle Is the man who is certain IL
suffer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

Many 81 the mysteries OF the deer
were disclosed ia William T.. Nseh. a
business man OF seattle. dusing the
twenty years that he was sea diver
He Learned the hazardous profession
from his father, Caat n ). Nash. who
WIS wal known around tho water front
q New York for many years.
There are number ~ strange feat
nres of the diving profession which are
moi generally known" AIR Mash de-
oiared. zone Of these Is the fact that a
human body on the bottom % the ocean
wsli move toward you II you get within
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
ENTRIES COMING IN.

PORT WORTH Tex sept 81 En
tries continue To pour in for tho live.
stock division of tho National Feeders
ana Rreeders show. which will open
Ia seven DAYS exhibition here October
loth NcsIcr.llN hrnnghL onirL-. frnm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

so dig q deh miles IONS. ~ dreams were ali
~ dress parade Of Haunting pumes banners sst
and here labor With spade and dig fps sixteen cents
when first heard my cosat,s's cry. hey cab fof
guard her shore ! said ia GLADLY bleed and die
and steep MARI owbunes In always loved th'
soldiers trade. yenrned to oin the fray aud mere
struggle with spade and dig Tor cents day
myself returning home, ai SCARED and wounded
set superb. captur helmet my dome and foph'
torn from Hun serb. in dreams eonquerer sifod"
adown my native viiaEe street While women hn''le'
along The road and threw bright blossoms a m} feet hu
" that dear ] CO. ~ noble heref
the only ll have show those inc duss"u'
~ Tor the shining blade mine Go chnrHc "f s
"A az cent u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
NOTICE..

The undcrsign has been appointed
receiver Of the estate of sidney Allen.
Persons indebted 10 said sidney Allen
viii please call on me and settle such
Indebtedness, persons having claims
will please fiic claims with me Tor aud D.
4, ana report persons having property
belonging Go said sidney Allen viii
please surrender same to mo.
g. @. Wright Receiver Of sidney
Allen. e43
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
PARAGRAPHlNGS

"Dil You ever realize auythus tn
that stack b" "Oh. yes . realized ~llt
a fool I was 90 huy t Baltimore
American.
Marie "At tho place where WINS
spending my tnoation this summer 10
fresh young fumer tried 60 Bliss mo.
llo told me h''d mover kisaei Rlr. Boo
his ifc" Ethel Whm aha you nf
a. him Marie e told hum was no
agricultural experiment station
Washington Herald
My oldest sn, slid Mrs TWskcm
bury "spcuks several muem quito
nippnntly. Christian Rcgisrr
"You don't mean to soy thnt uus
is the FIRST you've hoard uf 3D." th-
solulcly" "Why irs ihr taik of th-
noiHhhorhood "Ycs put my wlf-
away on "a visit Boston Transcript
you slept all thruuei mf rrr.l '
sand tho statesman % u,d 90 h.
considerable and stny away" replied the
member Of Congress. "HHf conduit
afford To- let I"litcnsts cost mt % dns s
WAGES Washington star
Marie That's a bcautfh gown ynu
hnve on Molly "Do ylu ktnw uat
lacc ls 40 years old Mario Tint
so7 Make H. yonrsrf Baltimore
sun
Higgins 81 say. these trousers be-
kin too look RUSTY already. and ] liatc
not had them bat about SIS months
Tailor "Thats all right You know.
told YOU they'd wear aite IRON
BOSTON Transcript
Another victory for the male sex 50
tho thirteenth annual baby parade.
held at Newport. y. D.. the other duA.
the prctticst and the SECOND prcturst
babies We're boys utea Prcns
After earning Qeriaiu amount
propouudcd Mr. nir hroi the teacher
q spent two thirds of IL and lost n,c.
sixth of the balance winding up with
So what did ! havee" .Ahoui ciaht
drinks Judge" answered the boy at
lho foot nf tho class Louis, ne Cour-
ief journal
The TcNns father at ~ children bats
asked the governor OF ths state tor au
automobile. 90 he can take his famIN
to chcurch. one would thinl, il woulJ
bee less trouble to have the preacher
held services al his home rolcao
BLADE.
Hnocker What is Joucs trying 20
invent nocher "a trunk that will
walk hack home" New York san.
ono American woman Traveller SAYS
that the most beautiful rmngs 100 Eu-
rope are the Austrian army Officers
but that wns before thr war rrusscd
them up. Chieago News
Why don't You get am auto7' T
prefer "a horse "a horuc may die at
any time" yes and he may live ton
years And that's a long time 90 go
without charsmg the model Kansas
City Journal
Miss Mary Garden says the late Kfng
Edward slept while she sang but rcr
haps queen Alexandra merely made
him close his eyes Washington Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
tAavcrilsementl

9. u. latourettc. business man ~
Arkansas Pass spent yesterday In the
city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

When tmnk S,hulte ls hrur. at
Dds proper aat tho cubs usually add
rtmc tu thc won column.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

Miss Mary Garden says the late KING
Edward slept while she sang. but rcr
hans Queen Alexandra merely made
him close his eyes WASHINGTON Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

Ny oldest ani. suid Mrs. TwlDkcm
bury "sponks several nuemso quite
nippnntly Christian gcgisrr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
THE WARRIORS LAMENT
BY WALT MASON

mostly An what
enlisted fr7 ai
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02

$ OF the Tonopah school were in the right when they