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HIGH COST OF SLIM COSTUMES

in this city. In fact the beauty chorus
may be said to have begun with him.
His representative said concerning
his theories:
IN the matter of costumes Ziegfeld
probably outclasses any other pro-
Queer Of musical comedies both as to
harmony of coloring and suggestive
ness without being in the least vulgar
or offensive. He theories that the
scantier the costume the more thought
has to be given to the artistic effect
and not infrequently the costliest Co.'S
tunes are those that use the least
material.
Those who have seen Kay LAUREL
in the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic will
readily appreciate the foregoing. Miss
LAUREL can wear less clothing than
any other girl on the American stage
and yet never be considered vulgar.
Even in her pose as the Red, White
and Blue girl 1t evokes no comment
except Of admiration of the artistic
effect.
1T is rather the usual thing among
the regulars who sit in front at musi-
cal comedy offerings, or what has
come to be designated as girl shows
especially among the more unfortu-
nate sisters who are not particularly
endowed with comeliness, to scoff at
the traditional good looks of the show
girl and to assure their escort that it
Is all In the makeup. which can be DUR
chased at any drug store. All of this
may be to a certain extent correct,
but there is at least one attraction
in New York city in which girls are
the dominating factor that knocks the
aforesaid theory into smithereens.
That is the Ziegfeld Midnight Froic
now being presented on the roof Of the
New Amsterdam Theatre"
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dier's heart. The photographer who
located the bullet could hardly believe
what he saw, for the soldier was not
by any means dead nor in a sinking
condition. After he had been struck
he had walked mile and a half from
the battlefield to an ambulance. The
bullet was not removed and the man
lived.
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Should that country house no neor its
completion and the decorators at worI5
on the furnishings, it would be a happv
thought To have that cosey feature. n
ciub seat, installed around the open tira.
place, This is leather upholstered
bench either of wrought iron or brass as
preferred, seating six or seven people. Ii
Is ABOUT the most comfortable thing
imaginable on chilly day.
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~ Suggestions ~

Information as 10 Where the articles
referred TO in this column can be mr.
chdsed tcW be furnished on request.
P'edsc mention date Of publication and
address "Buying Guide" SUNDAY SUM
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Toilet Preparations
PIENO EVENING WHIT
Unsurpassed for n, rN'a

Gives throat, shoulders trL t'.
creamy look. simply ~. '". ,>,
excelled for the iIu~tH. i''
Inc. 90
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Painted Appor,i

SHOP OF PAUL AND VIRGINIA
Original hand pliu'.. $500. '.'''
hlou~c~. Childr'u'~ !rulk, .f.
prusiyr. practical, ltun.rr |... ST..
10th 81
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Foot SpeciolteS

raises arch structure 90 norm. Position
strengthens muscles to hold 3D.. ...a. q
the foot in their natural place ROBERT
y. McDONAID, VI. d., II West SD It.
New York.
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Odd Effects of Wounds

A CCORDING to a recent cable
~ item from London an appllca-
ton of X-rays in st. Bartholo-
news Hospital revealed a bullet en-
bedded in the muscular part of a SOL
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GO,cns and Waists
Je1celry

MESH BAGS Rehnished same p. t.. Cole
Silver Gun Metal Diamonds reset Me-. r .HI
wait. Old Jcwelry rcmodclcd Nu.sr' tss.t..
OH gold in exchange or huurh' p. .ty.
:. kOHN. Mfg. JcwcIer, II Made Co.," N,s
York. John. 3iUJ. Gun Meta l,y.l -..t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
ETHICS OF

A generation & standard books on
social etiquette were advertised In all
Of the papers and magazines. offered
for sale in all OF the book stores. and
eagerly sought and read by all
thoughtful young people. Tho safe
and sans teachings OF these books
been replaced. by magic. by the
suggestive and socially dangerous
teaching OF sentimental and semLim-
moral picture post cards. moving pic
lures and sensational novels. That
young people have received much OF
their social training from these
sources is most unfortunate. This Is
the only book Of its kind. But recent
ly from the press. II is having a phe-
nomenal sale. II should be read by
every young mar and woman. and by
parents as well. Paper. prepaid. 15e.
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OF AMALGAMATED
WILL BE FORMED TODAY

building. This wing was to
date 500 additional cadets. The proph-
ecy was well delivered and was greatly
enjoyed.
Capt Sehsnk Gives Farewen.
apt Harold Louis Schenk gave the
Naledictory His subject was The Lins-
~ OF the Past lie sketched the most
interesting characteristics Of the old
school aud the methods Of teachtpg The
Hrst building where the German Fire
insurance Building now stands was 81
by % teeL only the upper floor was
used. the lower was let. Girls attend
ed in the early years as well as bows.
hey were separated from the boys
however. both In the school room and a.
pay from 1871 on. Tuition at FIRST was
$500 q year. the Principal received
or. The older boys taught the y%ounger.
All studying was done aloud In tn
room whore classes were rccitiug. There
was continual confusion.
Military drill was introduced in 1873
by Major hirch and DIT Dickcy. Then
followed the golden period OF the school
history. apt. Schenk made A strong an
peal TO friends OF Linsly 20 hen the old
school ~ adding TO It's ment and
especially by sending their boys. ne
said that somewhere In the state h sure
70 grow up n great preparatory school
FOR boys. Why houid IL not grow up
In Wheeling2 He felt that Wheeling
and the state have never realized the
possibilities for good that are IN such
an Institution. To his classmates I'M
closing he aid: Let Us be not oaIy men
but gentlemen. Let us not forget our
motto "Esse quar- Nidere." To be rather
han to seem" n r. worth remember
ing. for. no matter though We do not
uphold our own ideals. we shall have
succeeded"
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SINGLE STANDARD gueEnIcs.

This Is the authors latest. greatest
and best book-his MASTERPIECE
II occupies an unoccupied place in the
book world. having neither predeces-
sor nor competitor. II deals with The
.ase-long Inconsistent system OF so
ethics-the double standard OF
morals-as a potent factor in modern
race degenoracy and with a consist.
single standard of morals. as a
means OF race betterment. II Is de-
stined 10 be a great value In the train
ing OF children In the home. school
and Sunday School. 70 revolutionire
many OF our ethical and social codes.
and 20 be a potent factor in the read.
iustment of social. moral and political
justice between the sexes. II is OF in
estimable value to all aspiring young
people in the building OF character. 10
parents and teachers in the training
OF children and TO all who are active
ly engaged in social. reform and re-
ligious work. II IL charming. instruc.
tive and inspiring Cloth. prepaid.
Toe: paper. Soc.
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At THE REX THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.


Extraordinary pains taken I'm de.
tails b. In itself q sepcies % genius.
and this quality has certainly been
demonstrated by James Durkin. direc.
tor 81 the William Fox. al-star pro
duction 81 ~Echegaray's masterpiece.
The Celebrated Scandal" I'm. not
alone the actual direction Of the film
version % the competent drama. but.
like wise. in the extreme care that
has been paid 10 atmosphere 10
o. redOlent ~ modern Spain both in
settings and down 20 the smallest
property used Every set was espe.
cially built FOR the production under
the personal supervision Of Don
opposite ~ C~assablanca. q noted
spanish artist Richly carved chests.
with massive silver mounting and
furniture NJ n sombre grandeur all
help to nll ont the picture ~ a
wealthy Spanish Caqfle#ukc home
which Do guards with Jealous care
The romance and color OF Spain and
tho gloomy grandeur ~ ifs stmos
phcrc are faithfully carried ouf and
In Tcodora'F boudoir is a wonderful
prie-dicu or private altar dating
back To- tho days of tho inquisition
Upon 80 o. icwelcd cruxinH Of cunning
workman9hip in precious stones and
gold. Altogether Do is a noticeable pro.
duCtion and evemliheH more strongly
than ever that in the William BOX
productions every little touch must be-
brought out with paingtaking care
and every detail must receive the
same careful attention.
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burg. and James D. Mason. OF Indian
apolis. colllded with a team driven BY
Dr. r. H. Bitner. Of this city. demol.
ishing the physicians buggy. and over
turning the automobile. Al the occu-
pants were pinned under the machine
and Mrs Lords collar bone was brok
On and she was otherwise seriously
injured. MasOn's pclvis hone was
broken and others Of the party were
cut and bruised. Mrs Lord and Mason
are In a local hospital. Mason o. con.
dillon being serious. DR.. Biftner cF.
capped serious injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
Ponce de Leon Failed:
His Prize Is Found

Ponce Dc Leon. tho daring explorer.
searched among the swamps OF FIorf-
ia for the Fountain 81 Youth. which
the Indians said would restore power
and make people young lie did not
ind a..
Thousands Of chronic Intestinal
bowel and stomach sufferers have
written 10 Geo a. Mayr. 16f Wrufnr
St. Chicago. In quest OF health They
have found %. Ills remedy. composed
~ healing vegetable oils from France.
has indeed given them back the health
Of youth.
Why suffer from INDIGESTION. gases
on the stomach. flaming spcua. TORPID
liver. constipation M aIt the evils
% a d%isOrdered stomach when there
O. permanent relief here7 Navrr
Wonderful Remedy is sold bv leading
druEElsts everywhere with tho posi.
tive undertaking that your money
viii he refunded without question or
bubble n ONE bottle fails 10 give Won
satisfaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
PICNIC PLANNED
BY Members Of Local Street Car
Mems Union-WiIi BE Held
At Wheeling Park.

One OF the first picnics ever given
by the street a men OF Division No.
100 will be held az Wheeling park
Tuesday. June %. one man has been
named from each division OF the dif.
fercnt lines. and they will hold "a meet.
ing in the next few days. al which
time all plans for the affair will be
completed.
A very interesting program for the
day for both old and young is being
prepared. All kinds OF races and 9th
or sports will be enjoyed. 4 couple
OF ball teams are being organized By
the different street car men. and they
will play in the afternoon.
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NO NOTIFICATION
OF Loss Of Rate Suit Against B.. a o.
Received by Local Officials
Yesterday.

Local officials OF the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. Company have not re-
ceived any notification OF the ruling OF
the state Supreme Court in the rate
case. which was decided against the
company yesterday. Untfl they re-
ceive such notice. nothing will he
done towards refunding the money on
the rebate coupons given some time
ago when the - cent rate was
charged.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


We rrrrHurCs ere relatively low from
lI. 'uIf coast uurfhuard over the Trr-
Hhd ohio NHII.lH attended nv
I'I'l h.rfinuH Another low urDaaurn
area Dr. moving eastward into Tho pIaIns
.''t'H also atterdrd b. local rains
Ihis morning over the Plains afataa
ulf.f NnIIeYf Take rEI1n and nnrfheasf
uons thc weather ia fair and tho
pre-eurer hlEh
cool weather. aa u rule continues over
t. central AMI northern portions on The
country.
~louuIurra viii probably continue I'm
this section this afternoon and to-nirLt
.hd local llEht rains are probable during
the nrat 90 hours
tnrai data WIrhrst trmrrraturs ve-
lcrdaf. % q. grrcf low ESQ Iaet nfahf. ~
drgrefH fr1I" uI rainfall.
Tho ohio vU rice sffrfff- OIL r4f
sgrehurc ani rharEc huf LITTLE Ell rofrt
Pleasant darInE The nrNt 1s hours
a. a. upNE ID.
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NEARLY DROWNED
Horse Saved a. Benwood Ferry Yes
teroay only BY Prompt Action
o. Bystanders.

An accident which might have
very serious occurred a. the
ferry a. the Foot of sixth street. Zen.
wood. Yesterday a WACO OF the
Olmstead BROS Paper company. or
Wheeling. loaded with paper. was
about Co BE- driven on the gang plank
~ the ferry when one Of the horses
fell into ne river In such q manner
that 10 took considerable time fo OK.
tricate him and eet tho wagon on mo
ferry. An eye witness 10 the anair
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The S. A. Mullikin Co., Dept. E., Marietta, O..

be made 10 organize the men into the
new union.
Belmont lodge will hold another
meeting in the snreve-Hervey hall THIS
afternoon. when reports will be heard
from the committees who are work
ing TO get things in readiness for the
resumption OF the plants. which is ex.
pected to be next week.
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AMONG FOREIGN woRkMEN EN-
PLoYEo AT MARTINS FERRY
MILLS.
not Mil Departments Did Not Resume
Yesterday as Was ESpeeted-WH
Operate Next Week.

Although the entire Martins Ferry
police force was on guard at the plants
OF the Wheeling Corrugating works
n the Whimker-Glessne plants in
Martins Ferry. yesterday morning
there was no trouble. as the mills did
not start. Yesterday morning was the
time set for the resumption of The hot
NM department but as the trouble
with the foreigners in the corruyat-
ing department was not settled the hot
mills could not operate. II was stated
iast eni that both plants would be
IN operation by the middle of next
week.
The Belmont Lodge. Amaleamsted
association. held a well attended meet.
ing yesterday afternoon and a number
OF mel from the i%nsurgent organfla-
uon. the United Iron Workers 40.
oollgated themselves to the AmaIqa.
mated association. II was said af.or
the meeting YESTERDAY afternoon that
ABOUT ss per cent. OF the AmalRamated
men we're willing 10 work when tbe
plants are ready TO operate. II IL cV-
pected that several more member. ~
me lnsurgent organization will come
Dack into the fold Of the AmaIps.
mated association at the two meet
lngs which are scheduled for tod.v
Trouble Imminent.
For a time last evening II looted o..
though trouble would result on ITsn
over street when the leaders NJ The
Inited Iron Workers learned that re
who have been doing picket
uu'y ABOUT the plant had attended a
tlhk which had been arranged nv
Ine Federauon OF Labor men who are
WORKING In h interest OF the Anal.
samated association.
The AmalEamated men srr,,~,s
me meeting without the knovIcdgc 81
the insurgent leaders. a. they bsd o.
kanizers go among the men vesterd.,
and arranged the meeting for Ia,
evening az $3.50 O'Clock. Who, the
men Teached tho hall they were serycd
win sandwiches and cirars sO.r
which b Federation Of labor men
gave n good talk 10 the men ip tb,ir
naive languages. About two bupdrcd
foreigners attended the meeting "a
DO Nas = great victory for tho ANAL,
mated men. az nos aIl al tho foreigr
agreed Co attend The meetings 10.
BE- held today. "
Branch for Foreigners
a meeting viii ba held ibis mo-pipg
az TT O'Clock. az which time an orrsn
i1ation will BE- formed u The r,roig,
Workmcn in the C~orrurating uorts
"hich win b. affiliated with tho Anal
RamPtod Association. o. b. said he,
ne new organization will have over
members
no meeting arranged for the for
'len wurkmen last evening was done
quietly that the United iron ana
Steel Organizers did not know "a fbipg
Of - ull they met some Of me mon on
20" streets going to the injecting IA
was also noticeable about the miami
few pickets were on duty Tho
i%nfurgenf men were waiting o, the.
after the meeting and tried to
persuade them Co remain awav nom
lhe meeting Co Do held thIs morninv
10 IF believed that they Innuenr.d
very few 81 tho men after tho IAN
was given them bv HarafaUa fbc
American Federation Of labor repre
sentative Further trouble be- erperf
Cd this mornlng when an EFFORT viii
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said. hat 10 required the services OF
several men To readjust things.
The horse was not seriously hurt.
receiving only a few bruises on tho
legs. However. % narrowly capped
.drowninE. The whole AFFAIR was an
unavoidable accident. and The blame
was laid on no one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
SADLY INJURED
WHEN AUTO HITS BUGGY

Special uierqfrf 90 the -frfefHrrnrrr.
NAHTfNSHURG " Va. June T.
Returning 90 this city M midnight last
niEht from a trip into MARYLAND tho
automobile occupied hy Mr and Mrs
william Lord. Miss Laura Henricttc
aud Miss Dorothy Lord, all Of Martins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
PERFECT

This book is for
girls from ten TO NJ
teen: contains what
they should know and
no more. Under pres
ent social conditions,
girls are exposed to
more a n d greater
temptations I h a n
were the girls of
years ago.
Prevention IS easier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
HOW TO TELL THE STORY OF
LIVE.

This Il uniform In size and style
with Perfect Boyhocd and Girlhood
IL has been recently revised. enlarg
ed and illustrated II has had an
enormous sale. II contains seven
chapters OF information and advice to
parenth, dealing Will the boy and girl
until they r ten years OF age. Also
stories Of life. telling how God and
nature bring the baby plants. FISH.
oysters. insects. birds. animals ssd
human beings into the world are told
in a charming way and in language
adapted TO the understanding OF a
child from Eve TO ten years old. With
this book in the home. parents will
find IL easy to answer the question.
How did I set into this world" Cloth.
prepaid. ace; paper. zoe.
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Win men. combined with his other
qualifications. has enabled him 20
write a most practical. simple. scien-
uhe and valuable book for men. The
real and imaginary problems Of men
are explained and solved in this book.
Cloth. prepaid. 75c. paper. soc.
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PERFECT

This book has been
recently revise Z.
greatly enlarged and
appropriately nlustra
ted. over 100000 sold.
Perhaps no ltTfnE
man has lectured TO.
o-orrespOnded with
and interviewed more
boys and men than
has the author This
large personal touch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
PERFECT soVHoop.

This book contains Just what a boy
from ten to fifteen should know about
sex and personal purity and no more.
u to the extent that prevention is
better than reformation. is It wiser
TO safeguard a boy with wholesome
truth than it is to try 10 reform him
after he has sown his wild oats"
Cloth .4Oc: paper. 20.
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PERFECT

The second edition
OF $4,000 was brought
out in advance OF
press notices. II is a
charming. practi c a
and valuable book for
young women. single
and married. Women
have their problems
as well as men. The
author annually lee
lures to many thous-
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
THE SALOON SHOWN UP.

BY a massive array OF facts. argu-
ments and Illustrations the author
shows up and does up the saloon. II
contains the ream from his two lee
lures. The Worm in the Cup and
The Saloon shown Up" Paper. pre-
paid. 15c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02

""u sN"ooi ana college, girls. and mass
audiences Of women. Hundreds annu.
ally write him for counsel and ad-
vice. This book contains the practi.
cal information and help needed by
the young women. wives and moth.
ers. Cloth. prepaid. 75c: paper. SOC.
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ceptibility and danger; for ma.ured
men and women. giving them the per.
sonal Information they need. Tho an
thor's practical knowledge OF bioloE D..
his life study OF social conditions. his
vast experience in conducting peri on.
al interviews. lecturing 10 mitel and
segregated audiences. have enabled
him To write a book that IL appreci-
ated by both the professional and
common people. It contains the Eve
preceding books in all OF their essen.
tisl facts. Cloth. PREPAID. s1.25.
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entase: and that every child IA an
ineontrovertiblo risht to Be well born
and Wholesomeiy environed. Cloth
prepaid. s5e. gapcr. soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
HOW TO TEACH PERSONAL.
PURITY.

This Is a com plets
guide for parents.
showing them how 10
tell the stories OF life
a child: for par
ents and teachers,
showing them how
and what advice. in
struction and warn
they should give
boys and girls at the
age OF greatest sus-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02

wiser and more effective thar rescue
work. Proper instruction in early
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-02
THE SHANNON BOOKS
On Social, Vital and Moral Topics
SAT-, Sane, Simple INC Scientific Advice. Help md INSTRUCTION.
Over One Million Copies Sold.

adolescence b. more valuable 20 a girl
than many lectures a few Years later.
Cloth. postpaid. zee. paper. 20.
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claaa Van Humoroua.

Captain Matthew Simpson Metzrer
wrote an essay on Fairgrounds" out
in order to vary the program. a most
pleasing change Wa made and Captain
Metzner rendered. I'm very effective man
ncr several solos. His voice Is a rtca
baritone. Tie wos carefully trained AMI
sang with genuine feeling
Another variation from ordinary coro-
mencement programs came In the form
OF o debate on the subject. The United
states Should fnterN enc In Mexico"
Lieut.. Roscoe Rhosdes HouEh upheld
the affirmative and Lieut.. Herbert Har-
rison Hunter. the negative. lieu'.
Hough made n spirited argument force
fully delivered.
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The class prophecy was given bV I'd
ward Neuhardt EIlf He landed the
.rlHsg lu France ln 1928. The Erraf Wac
was etu Eoiur or and war he'd become
the accepted order Of society Iuaf az
Peace used 90 BE- An annual war con.
greHe wne held ~ The Unrue TTIr
stroehmnuu Scheuk and Mefrurr we've
az once thrown into prison as German
spies. HOuEh and Hunter were claimed
fu a cHuuOn. au that tHrE would noe
Disgrace themaolVeH hv running away
Gibson and Woods were put in the
trenches Duf I'ourh md Hunter ran
go fast that they didn't even know thai
they we're DRAGGING tho cann1n hahfnd
them Tho French traded them aI or
% Germany Tor an army mule. raraur
EItE who wHa traded for four baffIs-
.fhlrH two submarines and ne urrridrrf
.Uf Frnurr IHrnuEh tfEF personal DBL.
fIueufr with tho Kaiser. fhr. were rrr
ultfrd 90 return tn America nd time fa
SGT on The new wing 10 he LinrIF