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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
Today?s War
Summary

Further gain are reported hy
thc nIiic- to-day In the iirst great
rnort OT the spring to roll back
the Gcrmnn line. nuW under way
on the same ground where thou~-
audi uT liNce were lu~t last fall
in tiw German attempt to break
tlruugh tu tho English channel.
According 10 Iicrlin. the Germans
are huldiur their ground.
The French war Office am
nuun,cs ,hat nllied troops, crosS-
Ing ihr N-cr canal. tonk Gcrnan
POSITIONS on the eastern side at
onc point, \ gain near iIct Sas
ul-u T. claimed.
Thc unrest In N-iatic Turkey
further attacks bN TURKS and
kurd~ un Nrncnians THE I;u--
sian consul az trumiah, Persia,
states that 5000 Armcnians
have hccn mas~lohrd Ia the prov
incc al Van.
Following the recent Iirili-h
victories in German southwest
Nfri'a, Ircnrh forces have intad-
al successfully the German colony
~ kamcrun. \ force from
French west AfriCu capturcd the
posi- nf l,sui,a ON May ~,
Gcrmnn diTigihlc appeared
over Calins last night and dropped
luntls. killing two children. THE
IIriti-h admiralty announced tl'at
the Zeppelin which raidcd Rams
gate early This morning was pur-
sucl across the English channel
-, acropianes aud apparently was
damaged severely,
ItalS's long awaited decision for
nr against war may he reached to-
day. Premier Salandra has called
u meeting oT tive cabinet, the iirst
since the political crisis which re-"
suited In the retention Ia office of
the Salandra ministry.
Nil Italy j. In state Of fever
ish cNciiemcnt aud the temper at
the people II reported ~ over
whelmingiy In favor or war
Clashes between Austrian aud
Italian frontier guards are re-
ported. News dispatches from the
border say that an uprising has
occurred Ia Trieste, one OT the
principal Austrian cities claimed
hN Italy.
\ Iicrii dispatch asserts the
I,ussinns have suffered very heavy
los~eS Ia GallciR. Notwithstanding
their dcnials. The Austrians np-
parently hrVc made further slight
gain but the Russians strongly
placed On the river san, are offer
Ing stubborn resistance. \ great
battle II expected along the river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
Austrian Ambassador in Long
Conference Today With
Secretary Of State, to Sound
Out Feeling.
BERLIN ADVISED OF
SENTIMENT IN NATION
United States Stands Firmly
on Absolute Justice of It's
Contention and Has Moth
ing TO Arbitrate.

Washington. May l7.---Dr. Con-
siantinc Dumbn, the Austrian amOass
sador. had long conference today
with Secretary Bryan aud 9ther state
department officials. Whiie the am
bassadoi would not discuss the object
Of his hail, the impression prevailed
In we'll informed circles that he lad
endeavored TO sound out feesing with
a view toward assisting IN IA peaceful
settlement Of the situation with Ger
many.
II ls known that the Austrian am
hassador and Count Bernstorff. tbs
German ambassador, have been ia
close conaultntlon Tor several days
and that Austria is watching ~ith
deep interest the course of events he
tween the United States and her ai'y'
throwing her influence in the direc :
tion of preventing any rupture Ia
friendly relations.
The seriousness OF the sinking Of
the Lusitania, the intense feeling u
has aroused lH the United states and
the countrywide support which has
been given To President Wilson's note
are facts which both the Austrian
and German ambassadors are under
stood 10 have communicated 60 their
respective governments. lt was be-
ucved also that they had cautioned
extreme care for the present at least
in the submarine warfare to avoid
any act which would further Intensity
feeling In the United states.
That the United states stands frm-
ly on the absolute Justice, both from
leEal and humane point OF view
in ts position ana therefore mas
nothing to arbitrate, was the intina
tion which many officials gave as the
answer TO the suggestion that Ger
mnny would offer to arbitrate the
questions raised In the American
note. Tho American government J.
was pointed out. nuthoritativeiy de-
sired an absolute acceptance OF ths
principles Of its contentious though
some modus viyendi or other ar
rnns,ment To- be effective Throughout
the present war may bee secureu
whereby the belligerents would asre'
to- separate passenger and contr"'
band traffic. or to disarm merchhh
ships plying to or from American
ports Any such terms. II was sta'e'
would have to be- made as betwee'
the belligercnts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
OBREGON FLAMING MOVE
SNID 1O HAVE FAILED

N p1au, Tex, Nay lI-An Ollici1I
Nlin report today said that the ohre-
son troops had failed In an attempt
10 nank Villas position by a move
mcnt from the east. The Currauzl
movement was checked after severe
fighting from the last three days. Q,
was said, during which General Ro-
dOlfu F.crre, one of Villas favorite
commanders, was wounded slightly,
The Obregon army employed a large
numbers of iaqui indian troops in the
expedition which was supported hy
many machine guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

Washington. May 1.-THE supreme
court today dismissed an appeal oy
George y. Collins from the refusal
Of the federal district court In Cell-
fornm TO release him ON habeas cor
nus from the California penitentiary'
where he Is serving term for per
Jury In connection with marriage.
collins claims he was ex,radited from
British Columbia for one ofense ana
tried for another. His case attrae'e"
Widespread attention In the vest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
BROTHER OF VILLA
SHOT TO DEATH
IN CHIHUAHUA
Political Argument in Chihu-
ahua City Last Night Re-
suits in Free-for-All and
Deadly Gun Play.


~ Paso, ToS., May l1.-Gcncrnl
Antonio villa brother of the north
crn rhicftain. was probably mprtaily
wounded and seven others killed last
night nt chihuahua city n a public
place where a political argument
arose PISTOLS were drawn and in the
running Hrht which followed villa
wus shot through the brain.
Iiypolto Villn, another brother, who
ls commercial agent at Juarcz. lcft to-
dny on % special train Tor chihuahua.
Auto1io villa is a minor commbnder
OF the ViI1 army The cause of the
argument over which several other
Villa officers we're Killed or wounded
was not learned here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
GERARD ADVISES OFFICIALLY
on NOTES DELIVERY

WaahlnFtOn, May 10 ~AWpHE''1N"I
Gerard al Berlin today notified the
state department q flhe delivery "i
the American note to the dormnh
foreign Office u was the first ON
eial notification that the note had ar
rived al its destination
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
SIX THOUSAND ARMEN|ANS
PUT To DEATH IN CARNIVAL OF
BLOOD IN VAN, AS|ATIC TURKE1
Russian Consul Urumiah Reports Condition Which If
Confirmed Points to Repetition of Terrible Massa-
cres of 1895 When $1,000 Armenians Were Killed.
Urgent Petition for Aid Thrust Upon Busy Europe.

London. May - cas- .. mD--SiN
thousand Armenians have been mas
sacred AT Van. in Armenia. Asiatio
Turkey. according Ia a dispatch re-
ceiyed IN official quarters In London
today from the Russian consul a'
Urumiah. Persia
This message is dated MAY II. u
adds that the Armcnians are defend
ire 'hcmsciyes to the almost arains'
the Turks ana Kurds arraycd aplinsi
them. bat that help is urgently
needed.
Nrws dispatches from Persia, Ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
No Longer Question of Senti-
ment of Nation in Favor of
War; Restoration of Minis
try Approved.
SHARP CONFLICTS WITH
AUSTRIAN BORDER GUARD
Rome Assumes Dress of a
Feast Day When Govern
ment Becomes Practically
Committed to War.

Rome. May iG, 1855 =. m. (via
Paris. May ~ 5;15 "A. mD-Prcnier
Snlnndra has convoked council OF
ministers for Tomorrow CMondayl
morning at which il is expected a de-
risiun will Dee reached us to the stand
italy shall take. \ decision proba-
bly, will be reached also ns TO whether
parliament shall reopen May 20. as
arranged before the ministerial crisis,
or whether u SHAH be proroRued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

menia aud Trans-Caucasia. In Russia,
have SCI forth FOR several weeks that
the position Of Armenlans in Turkey
a. well as In northwestern Persia
was one uf grave danger but no mes
sage has conveyed any indication oi
such extensive massacrlng as does
this report To London. II II Is true
the Armenian situation has entered
upon period which threatens t'
rival IN. conditions of 1895. wher
something like 5000 Armeninn'
were Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

London. MAY o. Ds5S % m1 ---
Field Marshal Sir John French
has broken his silence iu regard
tn the movements uf the British
army northwest ut la llatsro
with the announcement uf lu Id-
vance of nearly mile into the
German line. This, together
with the continuance of the
French thrusis both north ut
YpIcs uud southNcst ut la Eas-
spc, constitutes the uutstuudlug
feature of the military situation
to-day.
Military commentators here ro-
gard the British advance us q
genuine break of the Gormnn
line. which, n maintained, must
mean a retreat fer 70 cuusidorHhl"
section uf the Invaders forces.
Rccapiurc of the hridg" over
m" Yaor canal 40 Stc"rsirartc hv
the French d"priycs the Germans
ct their iaat connection with "a"
west side uf the waterway Ger
man assaults ou the British p"-
siiiup at YprcG se"m tu hhN"
spent thrmsclycE. nt least Tor the
moment ns Field Marshal French
reports an has been quiet there
Tor the last ~ hours.
official reports from Pciro-
grad de- little tu minimize the
severity ~ the defeat which the
Russians have experienced over
practically the whole line from
central Poland to the Carpnthi-
ans. The victorious Gcrmnnl'
armies have robbed the Russians
ct most Of the gains of the hard
winter ana early spring cam
pnIgn with the exception of
Grzemysi, which is closely threat
cned on two sides 10y hostile
forces. Ia the latest Petrugrad
communication there is sug-
gestiou that the Russians are
rruuched behind the river san In
readiness for one of those sud
den movements such as previous
ly have turned defeat into victory
tor them.
II ~ evident that the Austro-
German forces will leave nothing
uudonc In the attempt to force
crossing OF the san. The RUS
slams admit the loss of fifty gums
during the retreat of their third
army To the south. They assert
most OF them wore destroyed,
Another Zeppelin attack ON
seaside resorts ON the east coast
early this morning accomplished
no more than other recent AR
raids British uirmcu routed th"
Icpuolius
Gormany's reply 90 Amcriru
ana italy's next step divided dip-
lumRtiC interest here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
oregon Land rraud Case closed.

iHg Evening hffhiu l"httn WlFtl
Washington, May 1.-THE supreme
court today affirmed the decision OF
the ninth United states circuit court
OF appeals in cancclllng five patents
to Oregon lands held by the Booth
Kelley Lumber company because of
fraud In entry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
SENATORS BEGIN
PROBE OF FOOT
AND MOUTH PLAGUE

Chicago, May lt.-hhhea S'".
Senators core aud sheppard of lhs
federal committee appointed 10 ~,
ves,igate the epidemic of foot ana
mouth disease. arrived here today
ana BEGAN work. Senator Kenyon
the third member, Is expected 'h'e
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
CUNNRD LINER THANsYLvANIA
Arrives SAFELY TODAY

Liverpool. May ~ (7.2s a. M
The Cunard line steamship TrahHS !
vnnia arrived safely AZ Green"'N'
scotland. at o'clock this morn'ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
Condition of
King Constantine
of Greece Grave

my Evening Herald Leased Wirel
= san Francisco May l1,--Con-
= frmation of a report ot ire on
y the steamer Chiyo Maru, due at
. Yokohama tomorrow, was receiv-
. here today by wireless, The mes
. sage stated that IRE started In the
. cotton cargo aboard but did not
y state the damage done or whether
. the IRE was under control The
. vessel carried 200 passengers
. ANA crew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

Iby EVrnUF IIcflll Irasrd WirrI
New YORK, May i5 The Jury trial
to test the sanity of Harry Is. Thnw.
which was Hct to hcgIu to-day. was
postponed until tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
FIRE ON BOARD
JAP STEAMER
CHIY0 MARU
Try Evening Herald Leased wirel

hN FNfWlNN iffalu AiNhten MifNI
Paris, May II, G. y. M THE
conditions of King Constantine
of Greece has become more ser
ious, says "A dispatch from Athens
Ia the ilayns News agency.
since noon today the fever OF
his majesty has become higher
and u has been accompanied by
unrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
WESTERN OFFENSIVE
MOVE IN FULL SWING
French and English Sources
Assert German Line Is
Broken; Berlin Says De-
fense Has Not Been Touch
ed.

iny Evening Herald Leased Wirel
Vienna. May ~ tNia London.
5I3 y. mD--N further Austrian
adSaHcc in Gaii'in H. announced
Ia an uiiiCinl statement issued
iicTc to-day. Tlic Nu~trians have
captured DroliuhNc-I. Ia central
Gnticia. about ~ milc- SOUTH
west uf lPnIhcrg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
LONDON ADMITS ALL
RUSSIAN GAINS
FROM TERRIBLE
WINTERS WORK
WIPED OUT

English Official Statement
Today Concurs in German
Report That of Vast Cali
clan Gains Only Przemysl
Left.
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RAIN AGAIN INTERIEI;ES
hONG AItIkAN IiAIII.E lin

Paris. May ~ C.3i y. m The
French war office this afternoon iH-
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ITJn an i'll wind that
III blows no good. The
" y mosquitoes were
blown into Arizona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

DAWSON SPRINGS. Ky. March s,--The
pittsburg Pirates had their FIRST taste of
sprlng training here to-day, several Of the
men taking the baths and going on long
walks. The squad thai lot Pittsburg ar
rived here augmented rs McQuiilan, Hinch-
man and Grrhc-. who were picked up at
Columbus, and Niox. who Joined the party
AT Louisville. Max carey, who already has
spent some time here. met the bunch at
the station, Manager clark voices this
TALLY young one"
SAN ANTONIO. March s-Following a
cloudy and discouraging start. the Cleye-
lard Americans at last are ENJOYING some
of the kind OF weather they came here for,
Accordingly, Joe Birmingham has hegun
TO drive them along to max" up for Lost
tine. Birmingham promises 20 hHv" the
team In good condition for the games with
the -. Louis Cardinals here the latter part
Of the week "One hing in our favor"
he SAYS, rs the fact that most ~ the men
reported already In fair shape"
GILFPORT. Miss, March s-An epidemic
uf sore arms has hit the camp Of IN" De
trOlt Tigers here, old and young pitchers
suffering alike CaVet and Cunningham
are IN particularly bad shape and VIII he
unable 20 do any heavy work for several
days John Peters. the husky catcher from
Grand Forks Of IN" northern League, looks
Ike II certain addition 10 the regular club
roster, His throwing ha. taken the eye az
Manager Jennings and he also stands up
well 10 the rest Of his work. Ty cobb Is
expected in camp before the end OF tho
week,
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March s.
coach Jack Ryan. chiei assistant OF Clark
Grinith in the management Of the Sena-
tors, takes issue with those who opins that
the Boston Red SON have the best pitching
! stan In the American League. When
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
MOORE OUTFINISHES ELLIS.
DAILY, ca = and Hucy Are Other

CHICAGO, March s.-tieorge Moore ~
New York furnished the thrills in the
world's three cushion championship bill
Hard tournament Tonight when he dc
featod Charles Ellis of cleveland in tho
tirh'cst game 80 far played Moore
started out like = racchorSe hut soon
lost control " himself and seemed hope
lesslv beaten. when he took = sudden
squirt In tho last three frames and made
4 high run Of :. winning by so to
IS. The match went severty-four in
nings.
The other night contest Wa between
John Daly of Chicago and Jon Mailman
Of Minneapolis. DAILY won by = score
Of - 10 - IN hfty-nine innings.
Joe raprnn OF -. Pau won tho open
ing afternoon game. defeating Angus
Kieckhefer Or Milwaukee, 1919 Inter-
state League champion, so TO Il. in
s!Nty-seren innings Capron made s
on the break and remained out IN front
until the finish Kieckhefer made he
high run Of the match, :. Tho initial
: was the best run made by Capron.
George sutton reported sick and trcd
E,tmes WAS substituted IN tine other
match Of the atteru ON 20 pla" william
Huey. The latter won by - to - in
sixty-eiGht innings. In this mttcA Eames
made 4 high run OF 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
CRESCENTS TO MEET IRISH.
Hockcy Teams battle To-rtsht IN
Their Closing Encounter.

The Crescent Athletic Gu hockey
team will meet he Irish American \ e.
in an Amateur Hockey League game ~
the ST. Nicholas Rink tonight The
Cresceuts will have their strongest line
up on the ice. fqy a victory will tie them
for third place with the Hockey Cluh,
The Irish are not going 70 leave any
stone unturned either IN Their attempt
70 win. for II they beat the Half Moon
ers the Celts viii not he alone in las:
place, hut will have the Crescents for
company.
The league season will finish on Thurs
Gay night. when he Boston \ 4 and
the 50. Nicks will meet IN the game
which will decide the championship.
These two teams are lied for the lead
now, each having Won six games and lost
one. Boston beat the -. Nicks az Bos-
ton by the narrow margin of 4 TO 8. but
f. looks as II the visitors viii have 20
70 some to beat the champions on he
local rink, judging from the form that
Hohey Baker and his teammates have
been showing in their last few games,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
MAY DROP BALL FROM SKY.
Hbbets Plans Aeroplane JOY Ride
Before Thursday's Game.

DAyroSA, Fla, March S.-One ses-
sion at practice was all the Dodgers
could get at Ebbets Field No. . to-day.
Rather than take any chances with his
star players on account OF the cold
Manager Robinson called on morning
practice and in its stead he made the
players walk back to their respective
hotels, a distance of three miles along
the beautiful Daytona beach and across
the Halifax River. In the afternoon
instead OF playing "a scrub game the men
we're put through a stif two hours prac-
tice.
Second Baseman Cutshaw. who this
time last year was said to DO ready to
rop 10 the F'ederels. had a ak with
President Ebbets this morning, winding
up by signing a two year contract,
Cutshaw, like McCarty and Getz. is in
better form than most OF the players,
having spent the winter in California
playing BAH in the Imperial Valley
League.
President Ebbets and Manager Robin
son got together In the formers hotel
to-day and after talking decided TO have
! fifty more loads OF mari placed on tn
infield so as to soften II a biz. Several
Of the players have complained of the
great difference W the sandy out
field and the hard infeld. This caused
the p~ostponement Of all exhibition games
antil next Thursday. when the Stetsou
University nine will play the Dodgers.
Nothing but weather conditions will
stop President Ebbets from dropping the
first bali from an aeroplane Thursday.
Ruth Law. the aviator. has assured the
Dodgers boss there is no anger Man
Ager Robinson turned down the offer "a
ioin the aerial riders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
HIGH CLASS GYMNASTS ENTER
Metropolitan Char ptonshtps q
Bring New stars Together.

The entry list for the metropolitan
gymnastic championships which will he
held NJ che New York Turn verein.
~Eighty-ifth street and Lexington ave
nue.. next Tuesday night closed yester-
day with "A much higher class of men
than ever was received for a m%etropoli-
tan championship, due to the all Eastern
tryout, a feature which will be held in
connection with this meet.
Champions like l%indenbaum. rope
climbing: Gleason. lying rings, and Bed
ford, tumbliug, are out of this years
competition. II a new champion will
be made In these three events al least.
The Swiss Turn Verein. winner of last
years event; New York. Norwegian and
New Jersey Turn Nereins viii fight II
out for the team prize.
Entries for the all Eastern tryout will
be resolved by Frederick ". Ruben up
TO Saturday. Mr.. Ruben says that he
expects TO have entries from each OF the
Atlantic coast states competing for tho
san Francisco trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09

puILAuEI PHlA. March s-The Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania freshman eight
received a serious blow this afternoon
when Coach Vivian Nckalls was notified
that Noal White art Arthur Hahn have
been declared inelig bic Oh account Of
conditions. White was declared hv w.
u TAFT Mckenzie, physical director of
Penn, to have tho most nearly perfect
figure ne has examined II five FEARS
Roth men are included ~ the first
i've strong men Of the freshman class
and have been pronounced by Coach
Nicktlls the hest freshmen he has
handled at Penn. Both ruwed on tie
Analostan Boat Tub eight OF Wash
ington last YEA. which ranked with the
best in that section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
PIPING ROCK GRAB BAG
HAS 80 SUBSCRIPTIONS
Whitney Names Four Two
ycar-old> for Handicap
Race in Early June.

Subscriptions 20 the Piping Rock Grab
Bag Handicap. for two-ycar-olds. which
closed on March |. We're announced by
the Piping Rock Racing Association last
night. Altogether thirty-threo young
sters are placed In nomination for the
race. which will be- run ~ tho spring
meeting Of tho association Over the
course at Locust Valley, l.. I. on June
. and =.
Harry Payne Whitney leads with four
subscriptions. Three each have been
made by J. f.. Madden. George II. Wild
euer. Quincy stables and Herbert L..
Pratt. and two each by T.. h. Cassatt.
clifford A.. Cochran. John G. Agar and
j. +. Davis. The subscriptions:
r H.. Csssatrs Plaintiff. h. e.. Sir John
Johnson-Litigant. and Fish Walk. y &
STR John Iohuson-Rettis Rounccr. George
y Widener's ch G., Garry Herrmqnn-
Amhrosla9' Cd c, Garry llerrmann-1s'ra'
quincy stable Tattlc Tale. br. O.. ogden.
L.ovenote, Bonnie Tess. ch. Z, star shoot
Iast cherry, and Golden Hour Oh :
Plaudit-Queer Regent, CHORD \ Coch-
rams Prince Of como. h. CO.. Disguise
claudia, Hands on. u co.. rlaudit Med
ding Mary and Shor; Hallo.. IN g, Voter
Charlotte G. g. Is q. Billings Virginia
NJ. oh. {, Peter Quirce-Any j., Fr"i
srick Johnson's The Joker. hr. e.. King
Jam"s-Ridicui. John q. Agtr'> beau ~
persatc; Edward = Whitney's Dancing
star, b. or br. z. H"no-Albertola Hor-
bert l.. rra'ts Socouy. IN. G., Mc,;ce-Any-
day, Maifou. Oh. {. Hastings -rathay and
Dr. Zab, b. c, ormoudale-Roman Gold
J T. Davis's Pluinose. h. T.. King james
flumerii, and Tn. Decision, 70. o., k.ng
James-N Verdict. Oneck stables FIut", ~.
C.. Peter ounce Musical! slipper ElR
wood stable Celandri", en- g. C".f
oh G.. star NhnDfaltIN Aiutguf. T. =