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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
02410
Elko Land Office

0241O
Elko Land Office
December 21st, 1915
Notice is hereby given that PAUL
GUIDICI, of Elko. County of Elko
State Of Nevada, has filed In this of
flee his application 10 enter.select-lo
cate under the provision of Section
1906 Revised Statutes of the United
States, the following described land
viz:
SOUTHEAST quarter OIL the South
West quarter of Section Two, Town
ship SO NJ, r. 81 E., NJ. D. B. & NJ.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the lands described, or desir
Ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest in
this office, on or before the 26th day OF
January, 1916.
JOHN E. ROBBINS,
Register.
H'frut qualifications
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Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day Of November, 1915, in accord.
anco with Section 50. Chapter 40, Of
the Statutes Of 1918, one John L. Hyl
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APPLICATION NO. sss7.

Notice OF Application for Permission
to Change tho Place Of Use OF the
Waters OF Smith Creek.
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SOCIETIES

ELko CHAPTER No II
y Regular meeting held on FIRST
cAo r. A. n.
Thursday OF each month al
vSsN 1880 D. m.
&SsE L. ]. wINTERMANTEL, II. p.
J. C. DOUGHTY. Sec.
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IN BANKRUPTCY, No. 21s.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Nevada.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-24
JOHN E. ROBBINS,

First publication, Dec. 81, 1915.
Last publication Jan. %, 1916.
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JOHN e. ROBBINS,

First publication, Dec. 81, 1915.
Last publication Jan. 90. 1915.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
THE MENACE OF THE MjTE

Ashton Kirk is young man of
nigh social position and great wealth;
ne is deep student and learned IN
the lore vt ancient tablets and for
COTTON books. His keen mind de
lights III those mysteries which have
proved TOO shadowy for the police.
He finds a JOY in the hunt; there IS
thrill IN matching MS intelligence
against the craft Of the criminal.
The Menace Of the Mute" deals
with the murder Of one, David Hume,
n mysterious individual, who has
stolen the plans Of new submarine
belonging TO the lote father Of Allen
Morris. Edith Vale, sweetheart Of
Morris, notes that her tiance is the
victim of some obsesSicn and through
Pundlet0n. his close friend, enlistS
the aid of the great detective. Ash
ton Kirk takes up the case with 4
vim, matching his wits against the
craft and cunning Of the criminal
being his hobby.
Through a simple little piece Of
paper made by a conductors punch,
the detective is able to get on the
proper scent. This enables him 10
find his man. who proves to be a
mute. and through note dropped
by the latter he learns the Derpet~a-
tor Of the crime. Then, back IN me
home OF Hume ne is sscretsd when
the mute and Saigon, the friend,
enter to recover the plans which
Hume rad in his possession and for
which the murder was committed.
The Menace Of the Mute and one
reel of Lonesome Luke Comedy will
be presented at the Lyric Theatre,
V'=L-;;-lIa,- ro'-s-::1c=- -.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
RESIDENT FaR SALE G2 RENT

Nice house in Talluiah, near achool
house, six rooms, sanitary toilet,
electric lights and water connection.
Grounds 80 feet front by Us feet
depth. Lot right back I25 feet in
depth by - feet in width. For price
and terms. see Mr.. j. B. Stone, Sr
/. II. HURST.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
stnte n OHIO. city Of Toledo.

Lucas County. -.
FRANK J. ChrCrr makes Cn.h that nc
ts senior partner OF the firm 81 b 7
Cheney K Co, dong rvrfT'Es IN -
ny 81 Toledo. Count and Gtrte at9r"-
said. and that said "r-l W.. pay ;-e
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
each and "vsTy cGS,. II Hata-ra ''"'
cannot %" cured uy the 'ie- o. HAL;
CATARRH CURE. FRANK ! CErENF,T
sworn to t.F0-r ne and sGbSrr, h"d
in my presence. ta.I h'h day OF D"cs!n-
Der. \. y. 1895. =. v GLEASON
tSrHD Ept-r" H.hrc.
Halls Ci.l--h Cue - t4knr .nt.---
ally and acts ta~OG-l -. T.5o- o. TIE
Mucous Surfaces OF The SYSTEM Send
for testimonials free.
=. !. CiTI>-- y GO. Toledo, Q.
Sold by nj t-u-gistg. &c.
E4..s Family E!IIs fov ccna:Gatioa.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
Sheriff Sale.
State Of Louisiana, Paris ~ Hsdison.
Ninth Judicial Distrlct curt
Interstate Company

Cyrus Beavers ~
" %
Interstate Company.
BY virtue of a writ Of ficrl facias. .
NJ directed from the Honorable ~..
JudIc.a! District Court for the pa .3
Of Madison aforesaid. in the ABOVE sr-
titled cause, | Vii proceed To sell, az
public auction. a -" door Of the COur
House IN The town # TaIulah. IN Madi-
sor parish, Louisiana, on the first
Saturday. the 4th ddy Of November
4 D.. 1915, 5"twceu the hours pre-
ScIIbei by Law. all the right, title. and
interest II lnterStat" Company IN and
u ~" .Jilo"InE described property.
rf-xlr.
Tanner East hal. Of section 20.
Southwest quarter Of secuon 3G, south
...! II northwest quarter OF section
&c. east half O. -"r'ion 81. east half o.;
southwest quarter u section 80, less
H!.rty-nmr and -i-IpO l99.-ti acres
-GlG - lnua-a7, All !l township y.
north. rang" : !. east.
Hunting Cub 90 WeS, ha.I e south
east quarter II s""tIor p. township H.
north. range u, east.
&c Ga".e Part of Quebec, Lots ?
md o .f section 3d. .0' = Il section y.
ing -..rH u r., g. < =. z K. mat
' .c~r .. -. e scc..on ~, wing +oI,n
30, Y. $. q ? K r. ana uo-c ra-..r-
u.ar.y desCr.oai in iced from Interstate
Company 20 C....s. ~"r0~!-t .r N.tar-
q. Record 2. aag"- 2liI, o. ID -1"r-
-.I0 seventeen 40 norm. range "'""c~
..tF
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months.

measures now up for amendment. can
De, without 30 much patchwork, Gig
lnally written into organic Law as
the state. With the nope that a
will merit republication BY the coun-
try press, am. Very respectfully.
NJ. L. MECOM,
Clerk Thircteth District Court. q"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28

LAX I'LL u LII H. = II -Nl.DAl .y4 nc --.
month:
First Grade
Fannie Mae Wright
Second Grade
Stanwood Cason Andrew Srinks
Don Sewer
Third Grade
". {. Curr.r Fe..cC Johnson
viii SpaYn
Fourth Grad.
Wig ma Johnson
sixth Cr. !"
Mar Post Emma Louise SEVER
George Sp;nt'
Seventh Grade
Mary Coitha-p Eos;e Johnson
High ScnooI
Mary Russ May Russ
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
SAYS FEE PLAN
4 NOT ABOLISHED
r,srk Mel4r. c. Ca.IWe.
Faf,at %. eCcs %
Hr~crcT.9yt,

~ ' - Sc % -
he I'm. - .e,. -: ...s:1 -
!, lst.lr :l.". u =. Hec.-. E -
.,ha :. ..-!. >: .Ar T..t.et.
.,ct c.... n .UL,s..on = -,
,.u.4d ,3rs...u..oaa. amenJ,.o..,
r.h;pQ ~ cc,. syste,. for sner.ss
.,..aors and clerks II c0ur.:
Columbia. "a. Oct. %. 1916
,sor Shrr~nya,, Tines.
T,i,g,..R and claimed bv sor.t
+, the "a ye .go..sne.
telJ. - .. ...g ( ..r
.,osaI ar.r,...u.... .... ~
,,be constitution IS carried n the
,yenber c.cc,.on. svcn statement
a claim = yrys;.v misleading and
0ano, give the pubic at a fair anu
,,artial presentation If the case.
The fact IS. that Acts ..l and l43
not abolish the zee system. nor
the fee bills for me clerks and
.riss been changed 0r reduced in
trgle Instance. All persons who
% business with either Of these
+ials must continue 10 pay fees at
ssme price. and in the same man
M, q at the present. and 10 uav in
l,,bas they ~. Under the proposed
,r basis the clerks and sheritTs'
c,s will be under the supervision
,be state supervisor Of public ac-
ants and these officers will be held
sarict accounting for all fees COL
ted through them. therefore. the
! bFc must give good and solvent
T nd or nav cash. as it gOes, and i
: ,.ters not how neritorluus 4 char
might be. neither the clerk nor
Asrif will be allowed. under penalty
\ remit his fees in any case, either IN
,oIe OF in part.
d Act ZAP does not place all tn"
@ ,rks of court on a salary basis. but
!, = officially excerpts the parishes Of
TN, La Sale, st. John the Baptist,
:. St Baton Rouge. St. Charles Cata-
.lpEla, St. Helena, West Carroll and
st FeIic!ana. vet the people Of
se u parishes, being in no man
ii affected by the proposed salary
IseIs, will vote on the amendment. !
"a I'd say whether or not the remain
Ag public IF the state ana the re
saning clerks Of the state snal! have
- proposed law. The people Of !
se Il parishes being as they are !
! uafectei and without interest and |
q legislation heing local in charac- .
em ani application. believe their f.
,se of justice Of those affected will !
Ca them to either vote against the !
Heen9ment or not 70 vote at all.
Under the proposed salary plan. /.
4 heriifs' and clerks expense &C
tCl,s are IN somemeasure dependent |
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7. H. S. HONOR ROLL

The following IS the honor ro'. ..
the Taliulah High ScnoDi Tor The Sr,,
month:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
TRIADELPHIA
IS NOW ON THE
WENTWORTH MAP
George Bloomfield Tells Druggist
Rau About Family Nerve
Tonic's Wonderful Merits

Another new neighborhood song OF
praise in behalf OF this matchless med
icine. Many readers know and high,
esteem Mr.. Bloomfield. Thus he
speaks:
Rau's Drug Store-Have suffered a
number OF years with nervousness.
stomach trouble and generally run
down system. Have tried everything
out got no results. Was finally per
suaded To try Merry Worth The first
bottle did me wonderful lots of good
No sleep. bad cough. and yomited a
great deal. but all these ailments have
vanished now. ! can cheerfully recon-
mend Wentworth to those who NAV
suffer as did.
GEORGE BLOOMFIELD.
Triadelphia, West Virginia
After signing the foregoing state
ment at the Rau drug store Mr.. Bloom
field added:
Was hardly able TO do my work.
After taking Wentworth | do my
work better than ever"
Your dollar back at Rau's drug store
II Wentworth does not overcome
YOUR nervous Ills. Our own guaran-
tee back of the foregoing-Rau's Drug
Store
Wentworth also is sold az the Cam
eron Drug Store, Cameron: Midway
Drug store. Benwood- McMechen: Raj
ston Parker. Martins Ferry; Dank-
worth Brothers. Bellaire; Patterson
q Sons. 81. Clairsville.
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or proved by affidavit of persons on
the destroyed liner proves beyond
question that she was torpedoed with
out warning.
In short. the United States presents
evidence as the capstone 10 an accu-
mutation Of evidence extending over
period Of months which Is held 10
prove irrefutably that Germany's as
surances 10 the United States have 80.
peatedly been wantonly violated
Copies to Neutrsls.
Copies of the American note We're
sent to representative here OF neutral
nations. on the assumption that they
are as much interested a. the United
States IN the protection of neutral
rights. The document was not given
TO any of the belligerent diplomats. as
the controversy l. regarded a. being
solely between the United States and
Germany.
Count Won Bernstorr already has re-
itrtdied fu Secretary Lansing Thar .u-
DER no circumstances viii Germany give
~ the submarine AS a WEAPON ,r war
rare. because. she contends. DO i- "a rec
la,liati9nn for Great britain food block
ade- The ambassador has declared
however that MS government Viii ar
tempt TO bring -IbmarIu. Operations
within The law % nations. ThI. th,
uittu states ls willing f1 discuss
after Germany has abandoned hcr rr.s.
cut methods-not before
Against that possibility stand. frs
DECLARATION in th. American moi. fttI
The United states has considered frau
TO-" Nrrf fnuf tho employ mems of -lH
marines Tor desf ructIou ~ cpmmar.. .
o. ITS very nature utterly .reuure.H
F hie with the principles or rur.tr.f.
t.' long established and iuepnfrn.ar-f.
Die rights OF Hsut.als and fr. -4rr..
lWn 4niii'~ ar uuu-curr uattufe.r
'l'arly The Pres IHruf.- demand
mat tho uS" Of the submarine shall Do.
restricted 90 operations against war
ships pom that rock the friend +,
Relations between the two cour'rfa.
may bs rent
The Waiting Stage.
The crisis now resolves .f4cff Int
'Hc waiting stage during which t;sr
many VIII have opportunity 90 asra.f
90 tho American demands Before an
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% neutral states report OF CommAn-
der Saylcs and Lieutenant Smith; Rear
Admiral GrasSstts rcporO. The Sus-
seN carried no armament 0f'rcnch for
vign office. report Of Commander Saylcs
and Lieutenant smith. affidavtts %
American passcnEcrsl. has never been
employed A. q troop ship. and was fol
lowing a route not used for transport
ing troops from Great Britain 70 France.
british admiralty statement. French
foreign officel.
Went Due South
The steamer proceeded on its course
almost due south after passing Dung
ness tD~eciaration Of Captain Mouf-
fetD. The weather was clear and the
sea smooth. tAfndavit OF Edna Hale.
John "a. Hearley. Gertrude w. Warrenl.
Al ESQ y m. when the sussex was
about rs miles from psngcnc~s. (declar-
alton Of Captain Mouffetp. the captain
Of tho vessel who was on the bridge.
saw about so meters from the ship. on
the port side. the wake OF a torpedo
tpeclaration OF Captain McuffctO. A
was also seen very clearly by the ftr-t
officer and the boatswain who were with
the captain on the bridge. (Rcport or
Rear Admiral GrasscO. Immediately
tconenusd on Page Tweivs)
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tary on the border. Accompanied by
his aide. Lieutenant Colonel Robert T..
L. Niche, OF the general stan. he will
reach General FunstOn's headquarters
at San Antonio. TexCs. next Friday.
Mr.. Baker laid stress in his an
nounccment on the fact that General
Funston still has supreme command
OF the border situation and expedition
AIRY forces. and will remain so.
In the meantime state department
officials will take up consideration OF
what reply they shall make TO the Car
rama note urging the withdrawal OF
the American forces. Some questions
involved in that note can be worked
out before the military situation Is
finally reported II Is understood this
work will be started tomorrow.
General SCOTS orders permit him
20 70 where he thinks best on the Dor
der or into Mexico with the troops 10
secure close and actual knowledge OF
the situation wanted by Secretary
Baker. lie said tonight before leav-
ing that he had no present intention OF
going beyond the border.
No New Oevei ipnents
Dispatches from the border or Mex
leo today contained no word OF devel-
bpul'HlS cudnEluS the situation. Inc
expedition seeking villa IS at a stand.
still. apparently. concentrated al
points where General Pershing and
General Funston believe they are best
protected against whatever may come
State department reports from Chi
huahua told Of the movement OF Car
fanza troops from that section toward
Parral No explanations were given.
II was pointed out here. however. that
these forces were under the direct
command of General Gutierrez. whose
friendliness to the Americans has been
consistent.
There was no change during the day
In the diplomatic situation.
Reports from General Funston today
indicated that the aviators with Gen
eral Pershing We're badly in need OF
new machines. Only three OF the orig
inal equipment with the troops remain
and these are said TO be in such coadi
! ton that they can not be used for NOR,
than single long flight before under
going thorough overhauling. Four al
ditional machines will arrive at Col
] umbus next Saturday.
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DIPLOMATIC BREAK
Continued from FIRST PageD

fshment. But. il adds. this case "un.
happily does not stand alone"
On the contrary" SAYS the note.
"the government of the United States
Is forced by recent events TO conclude
that IL Is only one instance. even
though one of the most extreme and
most distressing instances Of the de-
liberate method and spirit of indiscrim.
mate destruction of merchant vessels
of all sorts. nationalities and destina-
lions which have become more and
more unmistakable as to the activity
of German undersea YES sells Of war
has in recent months been quickened
and extended"
Proved and substantiated
The United States. the communica-
ton declares. considers the torpedoing
of the Sussex not only proved by he
evidence. but actually substantiated
by the German disclaimer of respon-
sibility
Attached 10 the American note as an
appendix are the facts in the case OF
the Sussex. They show that three
American army and navy officers
found in the hull Of the destroyed shin
not only screw bolts whic CORE.
spond in use and Identification marks
with those on German torpedoes In
possession OF the French government
a. the naval station Al Toulon. but that
the American officers actually found
thirteen pieces Of metal which they
have Identified as parts OF German tor.
pedo"s -Four Of them. steel parts Of
the war head" Of the torpedo stiIl
bear the distinctive red paint common
10 German war heads
Besides this evidence. the note con
tends. every circumstance either al.
mitted BY Germany in her disclaimer
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titcation. No limit OF any kind has
In fact been set to their indiseriminate
pursuit and destruction Of merchant
men OF all kinds and nationalities with
IN the waters which the imperial gov
eminent has chosen to designate as
lying within the seat of war The roll
OF Americans who have lost their lives
upon ships thus attacked and de-
stroyed has grown month by month
until the ominous toll has amounted
into the hundreds.
U. S. Very Patient.
The government of the United States
mas been very patient. At every stage
OF this distressing experience OF
tragedy. after tragedy II has sought 10
be governed by the most thoughtfu
consideration of the extraordinary cir
cumstances OF an unprecedented war
and TO be guided by sentiments OF very
genuine friendship for the people ana
government OF Germany II has &C
cepted the successive explanations and
assurances OF the imperial government
as OF course given in entire sincerity
and good faith. and has hoped. even
against hope. that IL would prove TO
be possible for the imperial govern
ment so TO order and control the acts
OF It's naval commanders as to square
its policy with the recognized princi-
pies or humanity as embodied in the
law or nations II has made every al-
lowance for unprecedented conditions
and has been willing TO wait until the
facts became unmistskable aud were
susceptible of only one Interpretation
II now owes IL 10 a just regard for
IT'S own rights TO say 10 the imperial
government that that time has come
II has become painfully evident to II
that the position which Il took al the
very outset is inevitable. namely. the
use OF submarines for the destruction
OF an enemy's commerce. is. of neces-
. sity, because of the very character of
the vessels employed aud the very
methods OF attack which their en-
ployment OF course involves. utterly
Incompatible with the principles of
humanity, the long established and IN
controvertible rights of neutrals. and
the sacred immunities of non-combat-
ants.
The UItiraturn.
IL II IS still the purpose OF the i'm.
perial government to prosecute reIent.
less and indiscrimlnate warfare
| against vessels of commerce by the
use OF submarines without regard 10
what the government OF the United
states must consider the sacred anu
Z indisputable rules OF international law
and the universally recognized die.
tates of humanity. the government of
the United States is at last. forced TO
the conclusion that there is but one
course II can pursue. Unless the i'm.
perial government should now imme.
diately declare and effort an aha,
donment Of its present methods of sub.
marine warfare against passenger and
freight carrying vessels, the govern.
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u. S. NOTE
tcontinusd Prom Pir-t p.x.,

as It's instruments. inasmuch as the
rules prescribed by that law. rules
founded on the principles Of humanity
and established for the protection of
lives of non .combataufs az sea. could
not in the nature Of the case be OBJ
served by such vessels 10 based ifs
protest on the ground that persons
or neutral nationality and vessels of
neutral ownership would be- exposed fo
extreme and intolerabIe risks. and
That no right % close amy part ~ tho
high seas could lawfully be- asserted
bF the imperial government in the
circumstances then existing The law
of nations In these matters. uron
which ihe government ~ tho United
states based that protest. o. NOT of
recent origin or founded upon merely
arbitrarily principles set up bt con.
vontion. ~ i- based. on the contrary.
upon manifest principle OF humanity
and BIAS long been established with M,
approval and by tho express assent
OF all civilized nations
Carried out Policy
The Imperial government persisted
lr carrying out the policy announced.
expressing the hope that tho dangers
involved. AZ any rate fn neutral yes.
so'a would be reduced fo "a minimum
D.. fnr Irstrur. lone which 10 had issued
'9 fh" commander ~ fa submarine
end assuring Pho government OF re
n.'rl State. fl7f i- would take over,
rn .h'" rrecllIon both to respect fbo
RIGHTS ~ neutral and f1 effssIarG
'H" lives m rOn.Sow hafaufe
Iu pursuance ~ fiI. u0f.r. ~ sub
marine warfare against fha commerce
~ fe af.ora aries fhu announced and
thus entered urrr IY.r.f. az fI. .....
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Easter Toilet Goods Sale
Patent Medicines
Always Less Here

Note these prices. They
are the same every day in
the year.
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FACE POWDERS

Java Rice Powder 81 c
SlOO Mary Garden SIC
S100 Azurea " Szc
SOC DER Kiss Face Powder - 13c
25c Dier Kiss Tslcum Powder - 2Ic
SOC Pinauds CoMTESsE 29c
Rogue No. 1919 Observation-Disclosures. 39c
Dorins La Dorrine 31c
25c Freeman s Face Powder - nc
SOC Hudnut's Face Powder - 39c
SOC Melba Face Powder - 3tc
25c Melbaline Face Powder nc
SOC Carmen Face Powder - nc
Doc Labanche Face Powder 37c
25c fellows Gossamer 17c
2jc Satin Skin Face Powder I7c
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peiofe belng Hired on or torpedoed:
sometimes their passengers and crews
have been vouchsafed the poor seen.
fity OF being allowed to take to the
snip ooats before the ship was sent
10 the bottom. But again and again no
warning has been given, no escape
even To The ships boats allowed TO
those on board. Great liners like tho
Lusitania and Arabic. and mere pas.
senger boats like the Sussex have been
attacked without a moments warn
ING often before they have even be
come aware That they were I'm the
presence OF an armed ship Of the one.
my. and the lives OF non-combatants
passengers and crew have been de.
stroNed by wholesale and in a man
ncr which the government OF the Unit
"a states cannot but regard as wanton
and without tho slightest color Of ms
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tcournusd on Psge rweivs.)