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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
FIRE DESTROYS
COLLEGE and
4ARE KILLED

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.--Four
persons are eead and as many
missing 40 the result Of the
fire which destroyed Christian
Brothers' college here today.
About 10 flremen were Injured.
The dead: Brother Carmaek,
81; Brother Clement. 7s: Louis
Mclean. IS. MorrisonsiiIe, ~:
Lieut.. evddie. Of the fire DE-
partmsnt
Brothers carmaek and Glenn
ers were burned 20 death IN
the lnsirmsry. on the ffth
floor, and Mclean died Of In
Iuries received when ne isspsd
from . fifsh-story window.
When a wall collapsed at noon. I
dozen flremen were buried In ths
debris. Eight scrambled from be
meath tho wreckagc. but Lieut.
Buddle. who was hit by . hcav,
was killed.
Rescuers say they have iocstes
three other bodies. Fire Chic
Henderson said four OF his met
we're missing. and Il Ia though
they are dead beneath tho timbers
Tho monetary ioss IL estimated y
s1oo. 900.
Brothers Csrmsek and Clement
among the oldest brothers In th'
order. were on the retired list ans
lived in what 10 known as the In
Urinary on tho sifth flcor. The In
Urinary was cut off almost imme
following the outbreak o
tho fire.
The destruction OF the coiieg,
probably means the absndcnmen
OF the Institution OF the order Il
St Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
FAIRBANKS COMING

Charles w Fairbanks. running
mate with Charles +. Hughes in
the coming election. will open the
big republican fall drive Saturday
night
The meeting will be held In the
Moore theatre and will be presid.
ed over by Miles Poindexter. The
vice presidential nominee VIII
make only two speeches In Wash.
lngton, one In Seattle and the 9th.
er In Spokane Monday.
lie will arrive In Washington
from Oregon. Al present he is in
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
TROOPS WILL STAY

ATLANTIC CITY. n, j.. Oct o.
There will be no withdrawal OF
troops from Mexico as a result Of
Gen Carranza's insistence on this
point in the discussions of the
American-Mexican commissioners
here. Gen. Pershing's column will
not return TO American soil until
foreign life and property are as.
sured OF safety south OF the Rio
Grande.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
G0ETnALS TO HELP
PROBE 8-h0uR DAY

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. President
Wilson, 1t was learned today. has
asked Gen. Geo. Goethals, recently
governor of the Panama canal zone,
and Commissioner Clarke of the in
terstate commerce commission. to
be two of three members OF the
board to investigate the operation
of the eight-hour day on railroads.
The entire board is expected TO be
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
TEST LIQUOR LAW

The first round OF the test litiga-
tion directed against the new city
ordinance requiring druggists to
apply for license and file an in
ventory of their liquor stocks took
place before Judge Gordon Thurs
day morning. when he fined Man
ager IL. f. Gibson. of the Phoenix
Drug Co. $40 for refusing to sign
the application.
Thru his attorney, Fred Peterson,
the case was Immediately appeal
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
"Mr. PRATT

is the name OF one OF his
latest. and best liked
stories. 1t starts Mon
day and ends Saturday in
The Star. Plan to read it.
Start Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
CONGRESS RETURNS

The Congress. which burned re-
Gently off Coos bay. arrived In El.
liott bay under her own steam
Thursday. and ig soon to be rebuilt
at cost cf 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

Americas longest double .deeked.
reinforced concrete bridge Ia near.
ing completion at Cleveland. and
will be 1880 feet long. 80 feet
wide and at it's highest point 5el
above the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

BERLIN. Oct. 5.--Allied gains
north OF the Somme we're admitted
by the war office this afternoon.
but Il was announced that the Eng
lish we're defeated with severe
losses at one point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
MT. LASSEN BUSY

REDDTNG. Cal. oct. 5.--For the
second time in two days. Mt. Las.
sen, Caiifornia's volcano, showed
signs OF activity today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

and three-quarters OF this comes
from the United States and Can.
ada" he said.
Chile and Peru. too. are in the
market for huge quantities of
North American lumber"
Simmons paid n tribute 10 South
American business men as brainy
and well educated and having high
ethical business standards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

Greetings Have you entered
The Stars Baby Pageant
Well. II you haven't. better fill
out the coupon and mail Il TO the
pageant editor. In care of The Star.
Here II IL:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

English physicians are expert
menting with parasite, with
which they hope to exterminate
flies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

Sedate men jostled and
fought to get near pretty Edna
Small and Dorothy Morgan.
Los Angeles movie queens.
Wednesday when they we're
selling Stars on the downtown
streets 10 win bet.
They'll be selling Stars again
today.
Their Wednesday sales went
over the 900 mark.
II the girls earn their way 10
New York by selling papers.
they win an $500 bet with
Charlie Chaplin and seven
ether movie men, who dared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

Little Willie--Gee. you're awful
proud OF your grandpop, amt you?
Bobbie You betcha! Why, he
used to lick pop reg'lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
HEY. FANS! GATHER ROUND STARS
SCOREBOARD AT PIPER & TAFTS
AND SEE WORLDS SERIES PLAYED

Gather round. ye baseball
fans and fsnstlesi
The Stars outdoor score
board ard extras during the
worlds series will be the best
ever.
Arrangements have been
made for q gigantic score board
TO be erected In front OF Piper
4 Tsst's, on Second ave-.
which will be . complete score
card Of the big games. Besides
this. the siiver-toned Dan Salt
will be on hand with mega
phone. and will read the de-
scription OF the game. play by
play, calling balls and strikes.
Next TO holding forth In the front
row at the parks In Boston and
there will not be a better
way to get all the thrills OF the bis
classic than TO meandei
down 10 Second ave, between Sen
ecn and Spring SITS. about III q. m
and every other day while
the series is on.
Besides this bulletin service
which In furnished by a United
Press wire direct from the press
box in the stands. This Star vii
carry in it's columns each day the
livest and most authentic news Of
the big doinRs.
And The Star extras. with a com
plete description OF the games. vii
be on the streets as soon after the
last men are out as the best me
chanical and editorial skill can gel
them there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
!, NIGHT EDITION

THE DECLARAT1ON or PEACE on THE WATER
FRONT EVIDENTLY MADE a HIT WITH FRIEND
SALISBURY. THE WEATHER DISPENSER. AFTER
TALKING of PINCH OF FROST THE PAST TWO
DAYS HE GAYLY STEPS FORTH TODAY WITH THE
pRoNUNClAMENTo "FAIR TONIGHT AND FRI.
DAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
10 QUESTIONS

VOTERS WILL M ASKED TO PASS ON 10 pRopo
slTloNs At THE ELEcTioN or NOVEMBER :
Thhsk iNCLVpE ONE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT, SEVEN REFERENDUM MEASURES Avn TNyo
INITIATIVES. WHAT ARE THEY AeoUTg A CON
@ sish SUMMARY OF THEM ALL is GIVEN you OK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

tanned an optimistic view.
Tacoma Peace First
Commissioner Biackman dropped
the Seattle angle Of the strike yes.
tcontinued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

International President o'Connor
u the Longshoremen's union. who
came here Tuesday night from
New York. and Secretary Madsen
Of the local union. however. re-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

For further information call on or
write NEIL NJ. MADsEN. scofield.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
DISCUSS WAYS NM MEANS OT
MEETING PAPER SHORTAGE

CHICAGO. MAY iG.-Thnt a., war
la Eurup" may materially Increase
the price "f newspapers. magazines
aud periodicals was the belief eN-
pressed here today Ht meeting ~ the
executive committee 81 the Inland
Daily Press association
The meeting was called g. devise
ways and means uf meeting tho short.
axe la paper stock aud resolution
was adopted urging Tho strictest econ.
omy In the ~" of paper. II was said
that IN cities uf forty thousand popu.
hti"n, aud IN smaller cities. several
daily papers had not issued On ace
count 1T the shortage
u was reported that many news.
papers were on the verge uf shutting
down completely ur issuing smaller
editions.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
PROBATE
NrE AND GUARDIANsuup
NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

consult county clerk or the resp.c.
I've slgncrs Tor further Information
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

Before retiring from the ,nrr Judge
Van Fleet granted the application at
the savings Union Bank and Trust
company "f San FrnnviHco e. inter.
Nrnc In the fur,olosur. suit This
company represents the minority
hondhuldvrs. who own tl.SO0 OOO al
the railroads first mortgage bonds
ANA IT. Intervention means that the
minority Interests win have Say ia
the determination 1T the upset price
"f the road, The minority, IL has
been stated, viii seek the fixing nf as
hlsh a prir" 40 pussiblc-prahnhly az.
wards "f $4,000. O00-and viii l.. on.
posed hy the majority hnndhniders
represented hy the Equitable Trust
'nmpar5 ut New York aud tho Re-.
organization committee.
II h expected by thoro who arr la.
ter"sted In tho reorganization that the
sale dat" viii hr about July 18th or
~ soon thereafter ~ the court deter.
mines b. reasonable time fur the r..
rciNrrs 1" offer the Western Pacific
Tor sale.
The holding company viii be- m,nr.
I"ratrd In Utah ana thu stock In th,
'"mpanN win ho given a. AN nr.t
m"fisag" hundhuldcrs ur thu Western
Pacific, IA" second mortgage hnnd.
h"ldcrs not being recognized boz tho
REORGANIZATION plans.
Win Have NJ BonIs.
The ilrst mortgage bonds ar, gu,r.
ihired h> the Denver and Rio Grandr|
both as {" principal aud Interest ana
u u "a" Intention uf the holding com
pahA &" compel the parent road a..
pay interest On these bonds until th.|
western Pacific Is SELF supporting
rms plan will give the Western Pa
.iil' thc distinction of being the onl,
railroad In the United States without
. bonded indebtedness and ,yith,ut
nJNidual stockholders.
The first work a. be done op c,,-
'"u'ti"n after the holding company
gets control will be- a. carr, out IA.
IDEAS ot T.. y. Bush. former pr,sid,nt
li th' road, In building a line through
southern Oregon ana Western Idaho
\ number of feeders In California
ana two branch lines In Utah are ais,
contemplated, Attorneys for the ro.
organization committee would NOT "a,
when they win file articles of incor.
'oratl"n for the holding COMPANY
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

were only women to fight the Flames
/ II was beyond control By the time
| help could reach there. All that could
be done then was to save the furnl.
ture Ray Johnson who was occupy.
ing the place at the time. was con.
fined 10 his bed with inflammatury
rheumatism and had TO be carried out
Of the burning building.
Mrs Thomas =. Davis Of Cleveland
has been confined to her bed for som,
time with blood poisoning, but j. now
somewhat improved.
The Cleveland students have all re-
turned home from the Emery Stake
academy and We are pleased o. note
that among them are Levi MOrtenscn
and Denver Oviatt and Misses Rose
and Pearl Snow as fourth year Rradu-
ates.
Mothers DAY was very nttingly ub-
served last Sunday in Sunday school
at Cleveland. An excellent program
was rendered
Mrs. Andrew .. Larson and family
are visiting with the formers parents.
MIR. and Mrs James Peterson. since
their return from Logan. Larson H.
engaged In experiment work on the
Austin farms Tor the agricultural coll
leRe
The stork visited the home Of Mr
and Mrs. Lillard Tucker at Elmo re-
Gently. leaving a little daughter
All the Elmo blossoms were frozen
last Tuesday night. and the fierce
wind keeps the farmers cleaning the
weeds out Of their bitches.
Ira Oviatt 81 Elmo N on Cedar
Mountain working on his dry farm
The Elmo people were greatly dis
appointed In the changing OF com
ference from Cleveland to Ferrun.
one Of our stake officers 81 the
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement
came down sunday after
noon and recognized the Elmo as
ISOLATION Mrs. Mary Jones. prcsi.
lent. Mrs. Belle Oviatt. first coun-
'elor. and Miss Grace Erickson. scc-
ind counselor
Miss Eliza Rasmussen u Elmo has
employment at Sunnyside.
Miss Marie Oliver paid "a hasty visit
10 her home and friends In Elmo Sun.
lay.
The Elmo bunch scrcnadcd Mr. and
Mrs Guy Oviatt sunday evening hut
haven't any promise OF dance.
AIR. and Mrs. Orange Olsen are en-.
loying a visit from Mrs Oisen's sister
aud brother. y. \. Cromcr and Hous.
ton Brown. and niece. Miss chloe
Hansen of Green River. Tier parents.
Mr.. and Mts J. W. Smith. viii arrive |
In n day or two a. reside here during
he summer.
Charles y. calvert. engineer In
,harge of the Emery -Sanpctc road.
Iclcphoncd &. q Larsen. chairman uf .
he joint road committee. on Thur.
lay that John barnard. the constru,- .
Ion foreman. would be here SUNDAY
10 start large force of men To- work .
IN Straight Canyon.
Joseph Mcndenhall. one of Hunt. I
ngton's newly gained farmers. who
'ormcrly lived at Maploton and who
knows wildly what sugar bectr mean
10 a country. has secured farm and
.igncd up Tor fifteen acres 81 bcctn
liurton aud Nelson. the well known
armetH and capitalists who recently
purchased the Jvffs- dickson ranch
m Huntington creek. II h. reported.
re preparing a. plant two hundred
'cros of bccts next year II viii be-
that they have already
iEncd ~ fur hundred acres
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
wnoopING CoUGIL

when my daughter had whooplng
cough she coughed 90 hard az one
time that she had hcmorrhng. 81 the
lungs ! was terribly alarmed about
her condition, Seeing Chamberlain
Cough Remedy so highly recommend
cd, ! got her bottle aud it relieved
the cough az once Before she had
finished two bottles ct this remedy
she was entirely well. writes Mrs. \.
= Grimes, Cruuksyillr. a. obtain.
able everywhere
Tho sun guarantees H. advertisers
q circulation at between twelve and
thirteen hundred copies weekly. cir
culntinn hooks open t. all
Take Il o. Goodman Tie can ia H..
Any old thing -Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
THE REGULATIONS
As To SPR|NKL|NC
DISTRICT No. An lands iyinI
north OF n" or Main street.

DISTRICT No. An lands lying
north OF Il" or Main street.
sPRtNKLINo HOURS - During
the months Of MAY. July aud scptem.
bor from s o'clock u. m. a. 10 o'clock
a. M
During the months OF April. June.
August and October. from Z o'clock
.. m. Co ; o'clock y. m.
DISTRICT No. Am land lying
south Of ~" or Main street
sPRINKLtNG HOURS - During
the months 81 May. July and Scptcm.
bcr from I o'clock y. m. To- \ o'clock
y. M
During the months 81 Aprii. June.
August and October from o'clock
q. m. 10 10 o'clock u. m.
The ordinance governing nprink.
ling viii be- strictly enforced. sprink.
ling with hos" without nozzle or
spruicr attached u strictly prohibited.
Water rates must be- paid by goth uf
month or service viii be- discontinued.
Watering uf gardens hy hos. h strict.
IS lhbidden. iiy order uf
CITY COUNCIL. PRICE. UTAH
Albert Pace. watormastcr.
Dated. Price. Utah. April is. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
n THE DISTRICT CoI,uT N,

,"th"n County, State of Utah - Ali,.
Smith' plaintiff vs. Frank smith A.
,,.,hu'h'-Summ"us, IN, state az
va" '' TIE said Defendant. You
,'i,,,t "''''y summoned a. appear
"' lhls summons upon non II s,r,aS
W'lhln the county In which this a.
u"h IT, brought otherwise. within
,n''H DAYS after service. ana defen1
we we Hn"Ne entitled action. ana In casa
w your failure 81 20 do. Judgment ,Sin
u' rendered against you according a.
ba. Hasll'n iu, OF the complaint. which
"onr, ~ M. 'il'u with the clerk Of said
, ,"' rms action Is brought IN no.
cover a Judgment dlssolylng m. 49, a.
:" ma'rimony heretofore cNIs,ins ' ha
, n.''ll, You ana the plaintlff =
n "Uo's, Plaintiffs Attorney post
I ,., address, Price. Utah. ''''
"S' pun" April "a; last. Nav 1914
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

~ SuH'hhhh Nilstead. deceased
,lyul'"rs win present claims 10 an,
Undersigned az his office AT price
,'rh"h county Utah. on or hcfor,
,,' TN day of August. 1915. A. NJ
llnfslrN, Executor ot Estate of sus,n.
nah Wilstead, Deceased.
'lrHi puh, Aprii ~; last Mny ~ letf
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
NOTICE on SALE 0N EXrCTrIoN.

NOTICE Oh SALE On ENECITION
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District ~ the State ~ Utnh
In ana For Utah County. l.. q.
West plnintiff -. e. H. Srymnrr. de.
fcndunt-Shcriff Sale. 70 hr sold
at sheriff. sale On al, 3d day 1T June.
1919. az l o'clock D. M. ut the north
front door "f the county court hnusr
~ frtrc citN county 81 Carbon. state
ct Utah. the following described prnp.
crtN, t"wit Al the right tlti,
claim ana interest 81 tho aid de.
lrndhnt e, -, SvNmnru uf in and Ia
th" NEa or thu SEA- of See. g. Twp.
10 south, Rang" 10 East 1T Salt Lax.
meridian, together with forty shares
"i th" capital stock uf the Price River
irrigation COMPANY the said shares
being The same that were attached
Mhl o, 1913, hN serving u copy of
shld wflt 1T attachment personally on
Frank McllhonnN superintendent al
raid Price River Irrigation rnmpan,
Terms "i sal" cash. ". X. uENttY
sheriff J. ~, Mcdonald Attnrn.y
f"r Plaintiff
Dated 40 Price. rmh Muy ~. 1915
iirsl publication May ~. 1919.
last publication june .. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
BARGAIN SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT SCOFIELD.

North half of lot o. block o.
with dwelling HOUSE ..... $500 90
lot L. Block 3 with frame
building 80. .....-....... Goo.l,
Part of Lot ~, Block g. with
frame building ........... Ila. 90
lot 2 Block o. with frame
dwelling ... ............. $4,000
Lot I, Block 8. with three
room frame dwelling ..... $1,000
Lot 6, BLOCK :, with frame
shack 90. 90. ..-,........ 1900
Block u, with four-room devil
ling house ............., 900. 90
Lot ., block p. vacant ground aS.CO
Lot 1, Block "a, log house ... 200. 90
Lot 7, Block n. with three
roam dwelling house ...... 500. 90
Lot :. Block n. with five
room frame dwelling ...... $1,000
Lot 10, Block .. vacant ground $500
Lot 7 Block 3. with barn ..... ESQ. 90
Lot z, Block 10. vacant ...... 5000
Lot 3, Block 10, vacant ...... 5000
Hair Of Lot Z, Block 10. vacant
ground co.. 90, ........ SO.oO
Lot 4, Block :. with four-ronm
frame dwelling ........... $4,000.
Lot 9, Block 10, with old
dwelling house ........ aOO ga
Lot 4, Block rs. with dwelling
aud out houses ,......,.. 10000
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
WILL De PUT ON
A NEW FOOTING
WESTERN PACIFIC itEORGNNI.
ZNIIoN To COME SHORTLY.
Linc~ ~ Utah. Idaho aud Oregon TO
isc BuIlt when Holding Company
Takes Conirol-Thc Onil Road In
the Jnitc,l Statcs without Bond.
81 Indebtedness.

SALT LAKE CITY. May i5.-i,c.
organization OF the Western Pacific
viii be- effected within three months
and ns soon a. sale price Tor the
road h. fixed boy the federal district
court of Northern California. where
the r"cciycrship IL being handled. tho
reorganization committee viii inrur.
p"rhto the holding company which is
&" take over aud operate the road
Ad,ivvs from San Francisco yvtter.
daN stated that Judge william e. Van
Fleet voluntarily abandoned iurisdi,.
uun 1T the cuHc nS Tar ~ uNing the
sal" price b. concerned aud called IN
Judge Maurice w. Dpoling. who VIII
st the prize. In Few days
REORGANIZATION uf the road. which
~ &" De- effected by =. a. Rollins a
Co, includes the building VI number
"i feeders In Utah. Idaho and Nevada
TIL" committee has Increased the pro-
posed bonded indebtedness 81 IA,
holding company from $50. Ou0. 600 a.
faa,o0o,0oo ana that ~ the feeders
contemplated may De- built 49, uuirkl,
ns possible
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04
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Grippy ?

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contains the ingredients which fight
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healing the irritated and inhamed
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you start taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery your recovery is assured.
Without assistance your weakened
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these cold germs. Your system cries
for help and DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is just the remedy needed.
Get a bottle to-day. Take at once.
You will feel much better tomorrow.
All druggists.
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

burst OF enthusiasm died down the
matter of securing the necessary
funds became more and more difficult
as the years went on.
Our first manager was not salts
factory. We hired second one, who
came to Us highly recommended. big
man, as we believed, with a record be
hind him to prove il. We necessarily
had TO pay him good sized salary.
and we engaged him with the faith In
Concluded on Page 80
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

tions and for expenses. and practically
the same five or six men who did most
of the work at first have carried the
burden of this organization on their
shoulders ever since without receiv-
ing one single dollar OF compensation
and no very abundant volume Of ex-
pressed gratitude.
We believed the people OF the Upper
Peninsula wanted large work done,
We went ahead on that basis and plan
ned accordingly, but after the first