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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Men of All Political Faiths
Urged to Support Navy
Army Program.
ATTACKS MEN WHO
SHOW DISLOYALTY


NEW YORK, Nov 4-President
~ Wilson opened the adminstra-
ton campaign for its national defense
program in a comprehensive and
carefully prepared address delivered
here tonight at the Manhattan club
banquet He declared solemnly that
the United states had no aggressive
purposes but must be prepared to de-
fend itself to assume fun liberty and
self development" significantly, ne
said that with ourselves in TINS great
matter we associate all the peoples or
our own hemisphere" adding that
1--WE wish not only for the United
States, but for them the fullest tree-
dom of independent growth of actton.
The president received enthusiastic
applause as he entered the banquet
hall and during his address The hall
was decorated with American flags
and filled even to the galleries with
Democrats happy over their victory OF
Tuesday in New York city. When the
president arose to speak every one
Jumped up and applauded until he
WAS forced to signal for quiet.
Force RCigns Supreme.
within a year said the president,
we haNe Wtl''cS'r I-.,,.,t ISTr"noan CON
fict involving many of the greatest
nations Of the world. The influences
nS tho graat war are everywhere in
the air. All Europe is in battle.
Force everywhere speaks out with a
loud and impCriOus voice in a titanic
struggle Of government and from one
end of our own dear country to the
other men are asking one another
what our own force is, how far we
are prepared to maintain ourselves
against any interference with our ma
national action or Development
The president called upon men or
all shades Of political opinion to rally
TO the support Of the program. He
said ii represented the best profess
trv" and gave warning that IF men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Defendant
Denies All
the Charges

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. An the
court-martial of Lieutenant Colonel
Lewis +. Goodier, judge advocate OF
the western department of the United
states army, the defendant on the
stand today testified that he had
never said to any one that he IN
tended "to get that -- - out OF
the service" referring to Captain a.
:. Cowan, commandant of the avia-
ton school near san Diego, California.
Captain Dennis =. Quinlan, acting
Judge advocate of the third division,
said yesterday to the court that
Colonel Goodier had made this state
ment in his presence.
Colonel GOodier is accused of con-
duct prejudicial to military discipline
in that he improperly advised younger
officers to prefer charges against
their commander, Captain COwan,
with the intent to foment discord.
Colonel GOodier was on the stand
the entire day. His testimony was
to the effect that in advising the San
rriego officers as to how they should
proceed in preferring charges against
Captain Cowan he was entirely
within his rights as judge advocate.
In a complaint filed in April. Lieu
tenant T. +. Dodd and Lieutenant W.
X. Taliaferro. both being connected
with the San Diego school at that
time, accused Captain Cowan Of
fraudulently drawing an aviator's pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Prize Bulls
Bite Three;
Boy May Die

CHICAGO, Nov 4.-In a thrill
ing fight today with two prize
bulldogs, the prize specimens Of
her husbands kennels, Mrs. G..
7. Dunkle probably saved the life
Of her 2-year-Old son Jack. but
was herself badly bitten. Ply
sicians tonight said the little boy
was in "A precariOu. condition but
might recover.
Jack was playing in the back
yard when attacked by the dogs.
His screams attracted Mrs. Dun
kle who, when she ran to his
rescue, was attacked by the ami
mails. Fighting them off as best
she could, the mother dragged
her baby step by step to tho
kitchen door, where maid
helped her fight off the dogs
long enough to get the boy in
side and close the door. The
maid also was bitten.
The physician summoned found
the dogs on guard at the front
door and was forced to enter the
house by means of a ladder
stretched from the front sidewalk
to a second story window.
The services Of six policemen
were required to corner and kill
the dogs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
WHITMAN DEFENDS
SING SING SYSTEM

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov 4.-The ad-
ministration of Sing Sing prison by
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne re-
ceived the qualified endorsement Of
Governor Whitman today.
"The Osborne plan should be given
a fair and complete trial. said the
governor, "and until a good deal more
has been developed than so far has
been brought out, it has proved far
from a failure
At present District Attorney Weeks
Of Westchester county is conducting
an investigation of the Osborne
methods.
Governor Whitman commented on
the Sing Sing method after he had
declined to make public a report Of
an investigation Of the institution sub
mitted today by DR.. Rudolph Died
ling, one Of the prison commissioners.
The report is said to criticize Warden
Osborne and to request his removal.
The prison commission, after for
mally receiving the DiedIing report,
deferred action until a special meeting
to be held on December /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05

FORMER PREMIER Is
CAUSE OF SHAKEUP


I ONDON, NOV i-UO:iO p. mD-
Il The defeat of the Greek govern
mcnt in the chamber of deputies and
the consequent resignation of the
Zaimis cabinet is the latest sensation
afforded by the Balkans.
While, of coursc II was understood
that IllcuthCriOS NCniIclOs, the former
premier. had il in his power To turn
the government out whenever he so
desired, having the majority in the
chamber at his hack, the fall of Xai-
mis- came nCNpCCtCdly aS II was he
licvcd that the leader of the majority
had decided TO accord the premier
sufficient support To enable him to
remain in OlfiCc for the present at
least
As SO often happens, however, II
vote OF confidence was demanded by
the government on a matter of minor
mpOrtanCr-sUmC difference OF Opin-
ion between VI, NcnilClus and the
minister of war, General lIannkitsas
on military prOpO~nls-and the gov
crnmcnt was defeated by Il vote of
III to III
Name Another Cabinet.
by handing the resignation of his
cabinet tO King Constantine. NJ Zai-
mis- again places on the king the re-
-pOnSibility OF deciding the future pol
icy Of his country. In London the
first impression was that the defeat
Of the government would mean the
immediate recall of VI. NcnizcloS and
the fuliillmcnt of the original agree
mcnt between him and the allied
powers to go to the assistance OF
Serbia.
In this belief the news caused a
distinct rally on the stock exchange.
Late dispatches from Athens, how
ever, indicated possible dissolution
of parliament. Should this course be
taken II would he at least two months
before an election could he held and
the new chamber meet In Athens. In
the meantime either the Zaimis Cabi-
net, the resignation of which has not
yet been accepted. with perhaps "a
change in the ministry OF war, or
some other cabinet faVuring the kings
policy of continued neutrality, would
have charge of affairs and Conse-
qucntly there would he no change in
the military situation.
Not Friendly to Bulgaria.
Even should NJ. VenizclOs be called
upon TO form a new government Ii
is rot certain that ne would join the
uAics at present but the Uuadrupie
entente would have the assurance that
Greece would not turn against them.
'On the other hand. t is not 10 bo
forgotten that Constantine was will.
ing 10 follow the policy Of VI Venice
los up to a certain point and there are
some diplomats here who believe
that, assured Of a landing of very
strong Anglo-trench forces at SALON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
ELECTRIC ENGINE
FOR OKLAHOMA r. R
Big Locomotive of $50 Horsepower
VIII be Used in Oil Fields
OF state.

One OF the finest electric locomo-
t-vcs in tho southwest arrived in Tulsa
yesterday and will be held i'm the
West Tulsa yards until the completion
Of the railroad from Dcpew TO Drum
right being built by the Sapulpa &
oil Field railway for whom 30 was
constructed. Being useless until cleo
trio power is established it probably
will be kept in Tulsa for some time.
The engine is Of the type i'm use
by the Sand Springs railway but Is
$50 horsepower II is capable Of
hauling forty loaded freight cars with
ease and will draw regular freight
trains with better results than the
most modern steam engines 1t was
built especially for the railroad by
the Westinghouse Electric company
in the shops in Pittsburgh, Pa. at %
cost OF $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05

CUT THROAT METHODS
"Take Off Hides and Lay
Them on Long Island
Shore to Dry"

NEW YORK, Nov 4.-IIcrctoforc
~ unnubIigbod d.t,iIs. or tho st,ry
ol lH' SIA-y''F 'raIII' war pelW''"
the JOY Steamship company ana the
New York. New Haven a Hartford
,,iIr,,,J ,,.ri.t, ,,i., g., l,, ,,..,.,..i
''','' ""'e'' ''ue" III ''' ''P"'S'-
tlon OF the boat line by the New
Haven i'm 1905 were placed before the
','' "''''''' ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
RUMANIA INTERNS
RUSSIAN VESSELS

BERLIN. Nov. 4.-CBy wireless to
Sayvlle. n. Y.)-"The Rumanian
government has ordered the disarm
ament and internment OF two Russian
torpedo boats and an armed steam
ship which are in Rumanian waters at
Turn SEVERN on the Danube" says the
Overseas News agency.
"Rumanian newspapers published
semi official statement that the nation
will not intervene in the war unless
its vital interests are menaCed and
that the country is under obligations
in a military sense neither to Serbia
nor any other nation. The general
opinion is that this statement is proof
that Rumania has declined the new
proposals made by the entente powers
on October 2S."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
DOCTOR TESTIFIES
IN JOLIET TRIAL

JOLIET, ILL.,. Nov. 4.-Dr. Haldane
Clemenson, a former Chicago physl-
clan, serving a life term in the peni-
tentiary for murder, testified today i'm
the trial of Joe Campbell, a convict
charged with the murder Of Mrs
Odette Allen. wife Of the former
warden, that Mrs Allen apparently
had been attacked before she was
killed in her bed.
DR.. Clemenson testified that when
he had hurried to Mrs. Aliens apart
ments, Campbell, who was a trusty
and had been the Allens' servant,
barred the door, refusing at first to
let him enter the room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
DENVER MAN TO DIE.
BEFORE MIDNIGHT

DENVER. Nov. Am application
for @ writ Of haboas corpus in behalf
of James G.. Bulger, sentenced to be
hanged before midnight Saturday for
the murder of Lloyd +. Nicodemus, a
Denver hotel proprietor. in May 1914.
was denied today by Judge j. ID.
Wright i'm district court. Pauline G..
Bulger of Brooklyn, sister Of the
condemned man, sought his release on
ground of insanity and the appli-
cation was supported by an affidavit
of DR.. Edward Delehenty, an alienist
which set forth that the execution Of
Bulger would be taking the life Of an
insane man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05

II AGILE PASS, Nov. 4.-For the first
II time, perhaps. since his recogni
ton, Gen. Venustiano Carranla today
gave vent to an expression Of appreci-
alton for what the United States gov
ornment has done for him. In an
extended talk with John Lind. form
er personal representative of Presi
dent Wilson in Mexico, First Chief
Carranza expressed great admiration
for President Wilson and for the con-
stancy of purpose and good will which
he has shown in dealing with the
Mexican situation Carranza also CX-
pressed the hope that diplomatic re
lations between the United govern
ment and the de facto Mexican gov
Crnment would be resumed in a very
short time.
Mr.. Lind came to Eagle Pass at the
request Of Elsco ArrcdOndO, who has
(COutfuupd on Page Tenn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
T,yo-Tbirds Annihilatcd.

TOPOLOBANPA, MeXICO, NOV. 7
(By Radio to san Diego, CALI Word
reached hero today that Of the 1,70C
Mexican troops that invaded Guate.
mala several months ago only five
hundred escaped annihIlation. The
survivors, It is understood, have re-
turned to Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Eonr Unncconnted For.

MARSHFIFEBD, oregon. Nov. A.
Four passengers and four members of
the crew Of the steamer Santa Clara,
which was wrecked Tuesday at the
entrance to Coos bay, were still un-
accounted for tonight. If 1t should
develop that they were all lost, the
death list would total 16.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Carranza Expresses Appre-
citation for What U. S.
Has Done for Him.
ARREST AMERICAN
BULLETIN,

EAGLE PASS, Nov 4.-Gen-
eral Obregon viii leave Picdras
Negras tomorrow morning for
Aqua Prieta to take the field
personally against General villa.
according to Elisco Arredondo,
who is stopping on the American
side of the border General OBJ
RECON was entertained at a dinner
here tonight i'm which American
army officers and citizens were
guests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
British Gnln in Africn

LONDON, Nov. An official COM
munication issued tonight concerning
the operations in the E3merun re-
gion of German Southwest Africa
says the towns Of Bamenda and
Banyo have been occupied by the
British whose casualties were small.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
Drun1right'S
Police Chief
Is Arrested

CHARGE OF nIPERSONNTING
AN OFFICER Is PBETERRED
AGAINST CHARLES n. TUMLE-
son. SUPPOSED TO BE HEAD or
POLICE DEPARTMENT.; AN
OTHER OFFICER Is NOW ON
TIE JOB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05

THE WEATHER REPORT

Maximum a. minimum 80, South
winds and clear
FORECAST Oklahoma; Fair Fri
lay. Saturday increasing cloudinesS.
TULSA, Noy. I.-lhe temperature:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
Strasburg Items.

Correspondence nf the Record. Och. q.
Or. J. J. Poort made Il business trip to
Linton Monday.
Fred freeman. the Dale horse. trainer.
was in town Monday
Vim. C'evcringa shipped a carload Of
hogs from here last Saturday
Mrs. Vim. Uhienkott is on the sick
list We hope for her speedy recovery.
If the winter weather would always
be like this. there would be no use kick
ing.
Joe B. Schneider is digging hole in
the ground. Wonder what he is dig
gng for?
X l.. Meier. who was at Bismarck re-
cciving medical treatment, returned
home last Friday.
John 2 Hem made business trip to
Linton. staying over night. Conrad
Kraft accompanied him.
A ,cn-round boxing contest at q.
Wald's hall on Friday evening. Feb
18th. You "auto" be there.
INNOCENT ONE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
SCHOOL NOTES.
Primary Room.

Jacob Weber was sick one day last
week.
Little Otto Schmidt was sick Monday
afternoon.
Frieda Rcnner was sick Thursday
and Friday.
John Heer. who rides three miles,
thought it q little too cold last Friday.
Little Reginald Albrecht was absent
two days last week on account of cold
weather.
Martin Ohlhauser is again in schoo
after nearly weeks absence caused by
sickness.
Jacob Weber and Alya Bu.lingame
were each absent a day last week on ac.
count of sickness.
The basket social which was held in
tins room on February 9th, brought US
the nice title sum of $685..
Tena Calquhoun. Carl Becker. Ernest
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
Notice-Real Estate Foreclosure
Sale

Notice Is hereby given. that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by a rvidi
WittikkO mOrtgngor, to German American
state Bank, OF Linton, mortgagce, dated the
sth day OF April. A.. D. nineteen hundred
and thirteen and filed for record in the OF.
flee CT the register of deeds OF the county OF
Emmons and s tate OF North Dakota on the
18th day of April, A. d. 1913, and recorded In
book IS OF mortgage at page To-, will he fore
closed by sale of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described Mt the
front door of the court house in the city OF
Linton In the county OF Emmons aud state
OF North Dakota, ut the hour Of. O'clock u.
m, on the 9th day OF February, q. D., 1915,
TO satisfy the amount due upon said mort
gage on the day OF sale. The premises de-
scribed In said mortgage and which viii be
sold TO satisfy the same. are situated In the
county of Emmons and state OF North Da-
kota, and described as follows. towit:
Northwest quarter (NW,D OF section
east quarter tsk, sE4l OF section two ta) In
IN township one hundred thirtyfour tl3i)
'aa9erth. range seventy -four C74) west OF the
nlth principa! meridian, containing, accord
ing to the United States government survey.
twm ", hundred forty {240) acres:
Ihere Will be due on such mortgage mt the
uhte or sale the sum of HE. AZ dollars and
s'6 9S taxes paid. besides costs OF this fore
clOsnre.
Dated at Linton, N. D.. this llth day Of
GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK.
Mortgngee,
'hhli-teols Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
From the Record. Feb. 81. 1890:
In Town and Out

Are you going to the calico hop at
Danbury tonight?
On April LIST next WilIiamsport will
be made money order office.
The editor got an "orful," horrible
valentine. The devil got nice one.
Little Edna Armstrong. who was scri.
ousiy i'll for some time. is getting we'll
Letters received from Mrs. j. A. Cot
ton by her husband and son sti'c that
she is in improved health.
Born On Feb. Ath, TO Mr.. and hrs.
Jasper Dcnham. son. We congratu-
late MIR. d. that one more Is added TO
his future farm force Mo; her boy and
]. b, himself are doing nicely.
lac periodical dog fight without
which our citizens would die OF cnnui-
took place on tuesday last. II was
leans ran away. Merchant Connor's
was soon caught. but Pete Hansen S
struck out for South Dakoti. and WIS
not headed off until near Lawrence
ficlden'a. Damage 10 neither dogs,
wagons norhorsrs.
Capt Cotton had runaway in the
the streets Of Wiliamsporl one diy last
week It was a top buggy and the cIp-
tain was tossed up and down SO violent
iy that his head was banged through
the top and stuck there. facing the rear
Next his fee, went through the bottom
OF the box and dragged along Oh the
ground. |, is said by those who saw it
to have been thrilling sight Later -
We have Just learned that Mr. {. was
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
Notice-Real Estate Foreclosure
SaJe.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by Levi s.
Chapman and Elizabeth Chapman. husband
and wife. mortgagors. To First Bank Of Lin.
February, 1911. and filed for record in the Of
flee of the regi ,ter of deeds nj the county OF
Emmons and state of North Dakota, on the
4tb day Of March. i9fl and recorded In book
said mortsases &c 10 Eidridse Savings I Hank
by an instrument In writing filed for record
In the Office 81 the said register Of deeds OH
the 18th day OF April, It'll and recorded In
assigned by said EIdrIdge savings Bank 10
Wagner Langemo Company by nn instru-
mentiin writing filed for rec0rd In the office
OF the said register ~ deeds. on the 24th day
mortgages an page sll VIII be foreclosed by d
sale of the PREMISES In such mortgage and
hereinafter described AT the front door OF
the court house IN The city Of Linton county
the hour OF two o'clock y M, on the Goth day
,of February. i1i5 to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage 0nsthe 3dayOf sale. The
premises described In such mortgage and
which will be sold 20 satisfy tue same are
The southwest quarter {SWi4) OF Section
thirteen (13) In Township 0ne hundred thir-3
iy.fonr u3il, north R.suHe seventy seven
III. west Of 9TH 4. III In Enlnions county and
There will ise due on such mortgage ut tho
date of sale including SJg.2a - taxes paid by AS
signee. tue SUM of 81 "a.
OF interest and .nxes the assignee has de-
clared the whole principal srm due and
payable.
WAeSER-LAsa ] "a ,eo 9, m.
oHAs.sCoyRNTHY. n r 81 ~, S. : go.
AttOrney fnr Assignee,
Linton, North Dakota Jan14-Febis
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
.Janli.Fel,ls
Notice-Real Estate Foreclosure
Sale.

Notice is hereby. given, that that certa,n
Wi!tikko and Illlda Wtttkl,o. hn ~ nrsidi
VILE, mortgaeors. to Jacob Mn ,na ana
~, dated the 4th day OF Anil 4 ~
IN .ne,een hundred and ten and filed fnr 80, =.
v W. IN the Office of the register ~ dead, =,
n NY cuunty or EmmOns and state ~ St.tp,..
M, nSm ..s on tie 9th day of Aprll, A. b iain
hi, and uat'l IN book Z, OF mortgage. at nave
sst EFT. In writing TO ;erfnnn py ali M I
s'hte nitnk, dated the 18th DIV Of Snu..,,,,an
O. y. lail. and filed for ternrd T., M Wy,
\. I,ie register OF deeds on the si,h , on'ss
of ,na,y a. y. lal2, and recorded in ,nnG "a
.ciosrG x ~ ayes. on pages ;t30-l will be- fnrso
mortpars ma a . Sa'e or the premises III aneh
'front.' door Of the court house IN ' thn ~ the
~ LT'nMson, 1n the county OF Emmons n,,d ii.y q
NJ WI =, D TX ut the honr OF orlnc,a
sniiat. I ,hs =. IN dny February, a 10 1aIs +, r,
os, ' ,1y Sne amount due upon said "
in IN .,e aay OF sale. The premises
.satisru t tin .saae anu which will br sSih ~
Of Em,nn Ino same. are situated In the cnmrtv
dss..,hh ana stnteof North Iai,ot..
ue S,fiE as follows, towit: ''aNo11. and
south half OF the southeast ~, :, Z, "a,
,Ssi iatGGlton Two (). In TOW nshin ~, n ..ts
Sn,,s tl3ij north rauvp
M west OF tho fifth prinripni sr,
rovernnx,. according to the United Sta .an,
Thers St,i survey ~ eighty tsO) acres tes
~, O snle the sum al s,iI NJ at the
closure sale. 49, s'ss epsL OF f0re-
.ya pa.ea az NJ Linton, n D., this ,ft,,
GERM A. 4 n AMERICAN STATE RaNr
Jan M r.h,o ssisnee of Mort m 90. -
A1ittoh North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-02-11
Temvik Talk.

correspondence OF the Record. tFeb. 0.
There is considerable sickness in the
country.
The weather continues mild for this
time Of year.
The Farmers Union held a meeting
last Saturday.
Fred Wohl went down to Linton Mon
day Of this week on business.
Chas. Dewitt went to Linton Monday
night. returning Tuesday morning.
Frank Focll spent day in Linton this
week, having some dental work done.
Work on the John Renner residence is
progressing rapidly and. il the weather
permits. will soon be completed.
Mrs. s. C.. Stedman will. entertain the
Mothers Club at (. M. Larvick's resi-.
dcncc on Thursday. Fcbrday llth.
The basket sociable held at the school
house last Saturday evening was a
complete success. Everybody enjoyed
themselves first rate.
Nlcssrs and Mcsdames f. II. Hardt
Dave Calquhoun, L. H. HARDWOOD anc
Fred Smith enjoyed Sunday dinner a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Har
wood.
The band boys at Linton will give
minstrel show in the near future which
we believe. will be sure winner as tn
Linton band always gives you you
moneys worth. 1t twill be we'll wort
attending.