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The Dermott news., 1915-05-13
To Convene Here.

The third annual convention of the third district of the Arkansas Woman 5 Christian Temperance Union will be held here on Wednesday and Thursday. May 26 and 27 The meetings will be at the Presbyterian church and will be participated in by delegates from Mon ticello, Tillar, Crossett. Hamburg, Will mar, Warren. Lake Village. McGehee. Wilmot and Bishop The convention speaker will be Mrs. Minnie Ruther- ford of Magazine. president of the state W. (. T. |. Among the local names appearing on the program are Mrs Dixon Trotter. president of the Dermott union, Mir. F.. G. Hammock, Rev. ]. L. Cannon and Mrs. ]. A. Bennett. also Mrs F. r. Hawkins for merly of Dermott but now of McGehee.
 The program in full will appear in next week s paper
The Dermott news., 1915-05-13
Commencement Exercises.

The Dermott Public School is this spring closing one of the most success full years in it's history. The closing exercises begin tomorrow (Friday) night with recital and play by the pupils of the piano. voice and express sion departments. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev. J. Abner Sage of Portland, at the Presby- terian church next Sunday. The final exercises will take place on Friday evening, May 2l. when the diplomas, the "on time" pins and the general average medal will be awarded and the promotions announced. On that even- ing also, the address to the graduates will be delivered by Hon. John H. Hinemon of Little Rock.
 The members of the graduating class are the Misses Mollie Dante. Hazel Morris. Cora Bird and Daisy Belle Neal.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-13
Chautauqua Association
 Formed.

\ meeting of those interested in the month was held at the Hotel Dermott Tuesday evening. and an organization formed for the purpose of financing advertising and arranging for the SIX day festival which already gives promise of being big success (. Helmstetter was elected chairman of the association and Mrs C. F. Kinney secretary
 The following committees were ap- pointed:
 Advertising Geo A Newman, chairman. c. F.. Kinney. June J Glib son.
 On Sale of Tickets Dr F. E. Bar low. chairman; Mrs. W s. Daniel F.. r. Remley ]. (. Hoffman.
 On Arrangements w. $. Daniel, chairman; H. N Nichols. V. c. Bar nett, R. M Scott. Harvey Parnell
 It was voted to authorize the Ticket Committee to offer Sl0 prize to the ladies organization of any local church which would sell the most tickets.
 The date for the opening of the Chautauqua has been set for June l2th, and it is up to the committees to get busy immediately and see that no de tail looking to the success of the affair is left unattended to. Not only are the committees expected to work but every citizen in the town should be interested enough to take an active part in making 1t success
 The Chautauqua IS to be giveh by the Alkahest Lyceum system of Atlanta, Ga, who promise us six big days of the best of Chautauqua attractions The same course will be given at Hot Springs and Little Rock.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-13

undoubtedly the most absorbing news story which has broken this year is the Lusitana disaster Needless to say this story. as are all big news events. is fully covered in The Dermott News this week. This is just another in stance showing the excellent service We give our readers each week in our Western Newspaper Union service. Besides our state and general news, we are also running a serial story, The Exploits of Elaine, which in book form would cost you sl 25
 An unusually interesting meeting of Dermott Lodge No. 659 F. X A. NJ was held last Friday evening. There was a good attendance and work in the Masters Degree after which the Lodge where refreshments were served. A singular feature about the meeting was the presence of six visitors who held membership in as many states. Colo rado. Indiana, Missouri, Mississippi. Louisiana and Arkansas being the states represented. A sermon especi- ally to the Masons will be preached by Rev. J. L. Cannon at the Methodist Church at 7:45 ?. m. on Sunday, May 30th.
 Job Work neatly and quickly done at the Dermott News office Your pat ronage solicited.
The Dermott news., 1915-05-13
Wall paper, canvass. Jacks.
 Orr Hdwe Co.

Mrs. F. L. Clark and little son left last week for Van Buren. where they will spend several weeks with relatives.
 Dr. w. E. Hutchinson and Dr. L. B. Simms leave today for Little Rock to attend the annual meeting of the State Dental Association.
 Mrs. L. C. Fitzpatrick came over from Helena last Friday to spend a couple of weeks here with her daugh- ter. Mrs. F.. D. Crenshaw.
 Mrs. l. N. Moore returned to her home at Dumas yesterday. after spend ing several days here at the home of her nephew. T. w Parrott
 FOR RENT One large room with one or two beds; gentlemen preferred. Also room house on Speedway street. Mrs. (. l.. St. John.
 Miss lone Farrar. who is completing her work as teacher of voice and eX- pression in the Dermott school. returns Saturday to her home at Pine Bluff.
 Loans negotiated on town property and farm lands. one to ten years. In terest payable annually or semi-annual- ly. ]. T. CRENSHAW.
 Miss May Nunn of Monticello is eX- pected here tomorrow to visit Misses Farrar and Kennedy. and to attend the play at the high school tom rrow night.
 Gail phone ls6 when you want wood or anything hauled We have a wagon on the streets all the time, ready to do your hauling. Phone lS6. 4-22 1t
 Roofing. Building paper.
 Orr Hdwe Co.
 Mrs. H. McFadden of Walnut Lake has been spending the past week here with her parents. Mir and Mrs Y. F., Moss. Mir. McFadden joined her here Sunday.
 The junior ball team of the Presby terian Sunday School defeated the juniors of the Methodist Sunday School Friday afternoon of last week with n score of 9 to |.
 :. w Mcfarland. formerly of Der mott but now of Hope was visitor here Tuesday He and Mrs. Mcfarland expect to move back to Dermott some time next month.
 w. II. Diamond has sold his tailoring business to A. C Ellis and he and Mrs. Diamond left the first of the week for Newport. where he has position with a mercantile firm.
 Pope Blythe left Monday for Hot Springs, where he will play the trom- bone with the Pine Bluff band. which is furnishing music for an Eagless con vention there this week
 Mr. and Mrs H. D. Elliott left yes terday morning for Pine Bluff. where Mir. Elliott will attend the Druggists Convention. From there they will go to Fordyce to visit relatives.
 Capt w. s. Daniel spent Monday afternoon at home. returning that night to Little Rock where he is at tending the National Guard School of Instruction for commissioned officers.
 Mir. and Mrs. $. l.. Shemwell. formerly of this place but more recent ly of Fort Myers. Fla. have ordered their paper sent to them at New York City. where they now make their home
 F.. C.. Hammock. our popular candi- date for county judge. attended Chan cery Court at Monticello Monday. His little daughter accompanied him for a visit with her grandparents. Judge and Mrs J. H. Hammock
The Dermott news., 1915-05-13
Local and Personal

Fishing tackle at Orr Hdwe Cos. House for Rent. Apply to Dr. E. Baker.
 Thermos Bottles sizes-at Bor- deaux's.
 Look out for Fires and Cyclones. Insure with Nichols.
 w. D. Trotter transacted business in Little Rock one day last week.
 Something doing at the Methodist Sunday School. Come and see.
 Sherwin- Williams paints and varn- ishes the best Orr Hdwe Co.
 Mayor J. T. Freeman spent couple of days in Little Rock last week.
 M R. Hanchey spent several days Tn Nttle Rock on business the past week. Dustless Wall Brushes. Busters Dust Cloths. Orr Hardware Co. Mrs. o. Montel spent Tuesday and Wednesday among friends at McGehee Wizard Polish for floors. furniture automobiles. 25c, 5oc. Orr Hdw. Co Misses Petiete Johnson and Lillie Cofey were McGehee visitors Sunday JAE Lawrence of Hamburg spent couple of days here on business last we ak
 Miss Mabel Auburn of Portland was a guest of Miss Lilie Cotfey here last week.
 See me for Plate Glass Tornado Fire and all other kinds of Insurance. Nichols
 T. R. Ivy returned Monday from Arkansas City. where he spent couple | of weeks.
 AEOR RENTING room house with all conraniences. Apply to Mrs. Ruby NJ Jones
 Mrs. Dolph Fish and little son of Monticello are guests at the home of Mayor Freeman.
 Insure your home and household goods against Cyclone and Fire. See Nichols. phone 26.
 PASTURE FOR RENT Good Pas ture. plenty of shade and city water Apply to w. J. Splawn.
 Laron Otfutt returned Sunday from Lake Providence. La. where he has been for the past month
 Mrs. A. MacQuithy of McGehee visited Mrs. T. A. Wilkinson at Hotel Dermott n couple of days this week. Mrs w. II. Lephiew and niece. Mrs Lottie Lischman. spent Tuesday and W ednesday with relatives at Collins. Mating. Rugs, Stoveware. Screen wire. Refrigerators. Coolers. Freezers
 Orr Hwde Co. l. $. Pentecost left last week for Hot Springs to take course of hot baths at that famous health resort. Miss Mamie Farrar of Pine Bluff and Mir Joe Crawley of Kansas City were guests here Sunday of Miss lone Farrar Mrs. Lottie Lishman and three chil- dren of Pine Bluff are guests here this week of her aunt. Mrs. w. II. Lephiew. HousE FOR RENT: room house for rent; newly papered
 Apply to J. Cohen. The Cemetery Committee will in the future meet on the first Tuesday of each month. instead of the second Tuesday as heretofore,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
Re G0ETHALS
OR ROOSEVELT
Vic Murdoch PrOenOStlCateS for
1916 Says PrOgreSSiveS VIII
Have National Ticket

G. Louis. Sept Is Victor Muir
~ dv,k chairman " the Progressive
national committee ANA editor of the
Wichita kuus Eagle iu AN address
before the gly umn here Friday ud.
'orntrd - decided increase In the
navy
The United Smrrg he said. should
have Wrut, dunduoughls Instead "
tru % fleet of trst cruiser, aud one
hundred torpedo boat destroyer,
The regular ormy should be- en-
mrrrl Doc said and reserve system
similar 90 that of Switzerland should
Dee established
Mr. Muuoyk said ur Progressive
party would have % national ticket m
Tine Held next rlr AMID that the prp.I
drutIal candidate might bee Major teen
rrm George W GurunlI-. governor of
'hu ruuaml canal or Colonel HUusr
Welt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
TEACHERS AND
PUPILS READY
School Opening Monday VIII Find
Much Of Preliminary Work
Done Counsel at H.S.

THE first meeting of the oklahoma
ity Teachers association was
called 10 order iu the high school au
diturium saturday morning by Supt
buchanan with more than three hun
dred teachers present
The Rev Z - Surface made the
opening address Principal j + Welle.
meyer Assistant Principal William o.
Brown. aud n G. King NJ Garfield
schuuI also made short talks
Immediately after the meeting the
various round tables were organized
In their several groups according to
grade, and officers elected while the
faculty ~ the high school also organ
lied During the afternoon teachers
and principals will meet at their sey
erul school buildings and get ready
for work Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
GRAFT IS CHARGED
School Patrons nj Muskogee Say Chill.
dren Are Compelled to Pay Ninr
Gents for Book Listed at -Four

MISkOGEE, Sept Is Members uf
the Muskogrc school buurd have uu.
earthed what they believe to be- q
graft lu connection with the sale NJ
book, uu penmanshlp and declare
that the Oklahoma Book company
while listing the books Ht Four cents
each Is trying 10 compel the pupil tu
buy writing pad which Is enclosed
lu an envelope with the book uu pen
msushlp FOR five cents. making the
tuta cost nine cents
The state board adopted Crrampr' y
( system " prumanship aud listed th,
cost " the book ut four cents Nuw
the book etor,- refuse tu sell the books
unless the writing pad ls also uur
chnspd
The pad &, % cheuuIy gotten mp nf
fair and when sold al five cent. &c g.
alleged nets uu uurmuus profit. u-
thousands must be- bought by school
children throughout the state
II this scheme on the part N the
book company ls allowed TO ru ON. 10
is pointed ont that thousands " doI
lars will hc rlrhrd from the pruu.,
NJ the state Uu this little ulpu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
TAKES own LIFE

FORT SMITH Sept Is When or,
drrd by the police to leave town
Few weeks ago. Margaret Turbli. ~,
u rumoll brunette who came here from
Nruheu Arrow. said when she did 40
IL would bee in % casket. and that threat
WAS executed Yesterday morning at the
Midnight club where she shot herself
by n singular coincidence her father
vus lu the rlt, at the time. hut una.
Nurr of hpr presence Hearing ~ the
tragedy he visited the morgup and
identified the hrdy aud was handed
o note She had len reading: GIVE
my photograph lu my dear old mother,
hut ror cost, sake don't tell her II
my disgrace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
WORK Or pROrAGA>DlSrS
jueNplodcd Fuse, Found On Tshrc
Liner SAINT Anna

LONDON Sept u.s. lIUNds agent
W ST. MinmcIs AZORES ulygrubcd to.
day that the .nWuln W the tnnrn line
steamer SAINT Amu attributes the fire
uu hls vessel tu the work of pruun
mudl,ls uf un enemy nation The cI
p.uslnus vuUrrud un September l3 uu
tho smut Anna which pnt 400 ot thp
Azurr un Thursday after the fine had
been rNtinEulshud subsequently d
mmhrr uf uupNpIodcd fuses were
found % is said that the ship surely
would huvr hr,u blown tu pIrccs n
thor. bad beou WuulJ,uus ut war uu
board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
ANNEX BELGIUM
BY DECLARATION
Conquered Territory Is 10 Be
Formally Joined 10 German
Empire EeiOre Winter

CENENA Sept rs The Lausanne
~ Guzcttr says Il has learned TINT
the German q rumrut has decided
10 issue Il declaration uurNiug tu the
German empire the occupied tcrritur
les IN France aud belgium
The Gazette says this measure hus
been determined lpuu Tor the near tu.
mre because it appears impossible
that the war will bee ended as had
hcru hoped. before winter Accord
mg ~ this newspaper. the German
government Intends Co organize the
conquered territory from political
aud administrative .tuudpuiut. which
is expected tu strengthen Germany X
moral position civil administration
hus been slowly replacing military
rule IN the occupied regions and. the
Gazette continues. mi, process viii br
extended mpthudivully
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
SAW ZEPPEL|NS
ATTACK LONDON
Oklahoma Man, Just Returned
From Trip Across Water, Says
England TOO ApathetlC

T. Is my opinion that n the allies
i are tu win No the grrnt war now In
progress in EurOpr the people ut Eng
land will have to be- aroused from
their apathy Great Britain will have
to resort to ruuscrlptiuu, aud when
that J., done il likely will meet with
serious opposition"
Such was the pithy comment of Dr
T. f. Steel nu Oklahoma veterinarian
uf English birth, who returned about
ten days ugo from a trip tu England
with cargo OF var mules Shipped
from New Orleans
Feared Submarines
"A friend ut New orleans who had
seen service with me lu the British
the. army" h" said n had several
fur mr uu opportunity tu make the
trip urruss the wuter with mounts fur
the army he said 4 had several
yhuurr~ to make the trip last winter
mt It seemed To me that the suhmu
rlury were ton busy at thut time
\ smiled from New Orleans I'm the
early part Of last July un the Leland
line ship Auglu.Austruliou In about
eighteen DAYS We reached Ayunmouth
the principal discriminating point loI
HORSES and mules from Montreal, New
port News aud New Orleans Near
Ayumouth is the historic Sulishur,
plain. where saw men aud animal,
trained Tor the service Mules Rrt
considered the best animals Tor urtil
Icrt service and they nrp here fnmll
Continued uu Lust Pagel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
MRS. STEWART COMING
Originator Of the Moonlight School
Idea VIII BE Guest Of Stale Teach
ers' Association at Convention

Nlrs Corn Wilson stewart origina-
tor of the moonlight school idea. will
bee nn huuurrd guest uf the State Edu.
cutlunal association. oklahoma City,
November 25-27 Mrs Stewart was IN.
duccd 10 make a visit 70 oklahoma
last summer She comes Tor this sec
und visit upon Invitation " the entire
state NJ oklahoma
I'm the early fall school Officers
should see 10 II that thGr school
buildings and grounds are put IN "A.
sanitary condition The buildings,
should be cleaned and ventilated and
the water supply carefully looked aft-
cr A little work now while the
weather Is favorable may save your
ychuol district suspended school
term later on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
MANY BLIND STUDENTS
lnstikltiOn for Slghtless al MuskoEee
Opens With An Attendance Of
Eighty-Nine Students

NuSKOGEE sept lS-Thr okla
humu state school FOR the Hind
opened for the lnl5lG term THURSDAY
morning with an enrolment of sa
students, the largest number which
has ever been IN attendance ON the
firsl day of session Although every
bed In the dormllorles is taken. the
school win be- enabled to take In ap.
pruNlmately 80 more students with
the completion " the cottage now he
ing erected II IL expected To be fln
lshed and ready for occupancy hy the
middle ~ November
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
ERB'S DREAD WATCH
HnanCier Patiently Awaits Crises In
Poison Monday Physicians
VIII Know His Fate

NEW YORK. Sept ls Newman
Erh wealthy railroad organizer, was
reported today to hr In cumforla-
hlc nnd satisfactory condition, no
change having Wkcu place since he re-
covered from the nrst effects NJ the
two poison tablets hc swallowed hy
mistake four days ago Mr Erh is
confined to his summer home at Deal.
y H. where surrounded by his FAM
ny. he Is patiently waiting for the
crisis his four physicians have told
him may hr expected tomorrow or
Monday Physicians express the opln
ION that Mr. Erb has guud chance
for recovery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
English Workers Oppose
Forced Military Service
RdilOdy Workers of London Go On Record With Strong
Statement and Implied Tlueat-Also Adopt Res
oluton Against Proposed Conscrption

LONDON Sept IS The executive committee Of the Amalga
Of Railway unanimously endorsed today the
statement house of Thursday of j. IT, Thomas
CONSUMPTION would bring industrial revolution and that
the railway workers would stop work
The resolution adopted by the committee ongratulas Mr.
Thomas who the organizing secretary Of the labor body his
fine statement and endorsed the he expressed 1t adds
"The committee usucts the general secretary Immediately
this executive committee if the introduces
proposals for compulsory military service"
The committee before Mr. Thomas made his speech in
the had adopted resolution recording its opposition
cuuscrlpton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
KILL SHlS son
Nnita Farmer Also Fatally Injures
Wife Who Tried 10 Protect the BOY
Slayer Makes Escape

N1NlTA, Sept ls In Il quarrel re
sultlnu from dispute over the owner
ship ~ snme horses John Morris, o..
prominent farmer residing IA miles
northwest of here shot aud Killed his
son, John, lr, ~, and fatally wounded
his own wife who threw herself on
the body NJ her son before the last
shot In the fusll.odr was fired Ac.
rurlmg to the mothers story the sou
first 'lrcd upon the father lmme.
lIutcly after the tragedy the sluyer
mounted n horse. saying he was going
90 Vluln to surrender to the sheriff,
hut he failed to do so aud has not yet
been nnprchended
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
RE-ENTER SANTOS
Pioneer In Acronautics Accepts lnyi.
tatiOn to Head Air Wort, in south
and Central America

NEW luRh. Sept n Albert san
tus pmuout lmr pioneer u apruuWtlrs.
who made the first public flights with
"a duiglhIr balloon has urvoptrd am
Invitation from the Aero club NJ Amer
lru tu head % Pan American commits
sion 10 take charge of % movement to
develop urromu'ir. u South mi Cen
uul America llr expects to visit thl.
-nmMIN Nm n-LnM-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
Military Court
Itself Subpoenaed
In Connection With Habeas Corpus
Proceedings Members Of Inquiry
Board Hailed Before Bench

DENVER. COL Sept IL Members
Of the military court engaged In nm
Investigation ~ charges against Offi
GERS " the Colorado National Guard
Thursday were suhpoenAed In district
court Saturday The action was In con
nectlon with habeas corpus proceed.
iugs instituted Tuesday by counsel FOR
Il W Coates detectives employed
boy the United Mine Workers " Amer.
lru. Immediately after his arrest by
the military tribunal In order To Oh
tain his testimony Coates was ~
leased after he had testified.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
THE WEATHER


Grneralll fair weather tonight and sun
daJ Not much change In temperature.
showers aud tlUndrtstorms have op.
souti. eastern Nebraska, southern Iowa.
western Tennessee the ohio valley aud
Middle Auuntl. states since Ftiduy morn.
ing The rainfall was gUtrulN light
Except n- above mentioned there has
been uu precipitation NJ consequence dur
ing the past twenty four hours Wurm
weather has continued In the onto and
lower Mississippi valleys GuN and ea,,t
etu districts lt 4. quite cool again I'm
the northern Rocky mountains and west
rru tuuumu provinces field M high
hnrnmpfrI. pressure covers the Rocky
mountains and plains states This morning
and fair weather without decided temper.
eture change tonight aud SUNDAY may be-
expected for oklahoma city aud vicinity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
WANT MORE PAVING
Many Petition, for New payemcnts
Coming Into City Hall-lndicates
Good Times

Another indication Of prosperous
tImrA according tu Commissioners
HIackwclder is the increasing de
muud for additional paving Paving
petitions from practically nll section,
of the city are being presented nj the
commissioners office ucnly every day
sometimes being for only a short
space II some unfinished street and
sometimes being FOR q distance " sew
rrnl blocks
THE last one received today wa,
signed by residents along West Four
tpcnth street asking that that street
De- paved between Kentucky and BLACK
uuIdvr streets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
IN AIR TEN HOURS
Military Aviator Lacks Only l2 Min.
utes of Sustaining Flight that Long
--Smashps American Record

SAN DIEGO Sept s-Lleutenant
Waiter Il Tallfcrro, junior military
aviator was receiving congratulations
to-day ON smashing the American sus
uiued flight record Tor pilot alone
yesterday when he remained IN the
air nine hours and lS minutes II
is estimated he covered more thun
5OO miIes during his flight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
HOLD BOND ELECTION


With the promised donation NJ a
100000 site nt Miami, the CITIZENS ~
Miami Will som Septcmherfea vote ON
the question " issuing SS0OOO ln
bonds for the construction ~ n rounty
courthouse uud iail Az the same clrc.
tlou bond issue of S16UOO Tor the
erection uf several steel bridges Ion
the county viii be- voted Ou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-18
MANY WOULD BE
u s. CITIZENS
PrOneneSS 10 Change That Dear
Old Name Bars the Ma
lOrlty, However
MUCH COMEDY At EXAMINATIONS
Judge Clark Accused Of Being
Speaker and ChurChman Of
Making Laws

M AN "'' ''''' '''
AVA ch~rn applies Just "' I''''o'l
IN the district court DO inns ""l ""o
nge ms II did In the Nrrlplural uny'.
list pr 80 applicants Tor H"'uIA''A'l''''
PAPERS hu' B poe''d lhr 'I''hI "'''''
District Judge George w ''hfA N'l
urd1} muuIn1 ana were granted 'U'''
petition For FIRST ml"I7 Ih' "'h''
Wrr" refused for various reasons. l".
mhIu one uI "hl'h ""H IU' I"'I '''',