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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

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Z atae aAa efsrea an ~sa aanns s,'e
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
.MANYPEOpLE
LOSE LIVES
IN STEAMER
SUSSEX


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N1
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lssaAs,~ y ~ srsrsf saessass "a
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~ e issas fss ias A,aslauza
saiiiei 4 nissea sasaisaa y - sisae
esFtfifsssi o Nssste-isa ltrsass
AN.AAa1ss ss.f1 = ~ - -
~ ns4a esp y l. ~ g4iaa4n
prse1sf y s3iiss : a. saulasaa
o. - srssa4sa1 - iks $780,
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- aesi AnFFtay . ~ Asrs-taas
~ s.'''f V aeeast y arieass ia.l
500 uaafrfiti1 ag~srss, a-arsil
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sassufa
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~ AHsgN IL tass ssss laiesst 80
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ssnt - - fsFr-sa - = 49, -
aaft 80 arsft ~ $500 -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

9 - fSzas iisssis. - hiisszl1 ~
flsHFa pia4 y Ar aalfE sid eeas 4 Il
- flHAa s..4 sss,T = - nsss VI
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

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= siisss ssis,.7 -
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- Iiiaaiiy nisslzn2 Eat nal4 iziiil 4as
80 = = : it, las7 u tf1fs1 ia|Iila
80 $780, - esianals alrIl4s7
Hlara1s knl So ~ ~ 49, tsal
daaafs I aiasssa la.ssasal.s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02


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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

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=. - ssi1 - aa4 49, aiaa 4 II
$50 - nfs iaasf M f4s|lt.35. II
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
ms WILLARD HAPPY |
On RECENAG NEWS.

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
VILLA fOUTWTTS PURSUERS
AND is TRYING TO ESCAPE
INTO MOUNTAIN businesses
Administration Mexican
Policy to Be Storm Center
of Hot Political Contest
s,aan Es5uoasza esnsd 81 essiwtssa b 1Nus silus.
Ton and VIII Meet again AonAsy 10 Tass sta 10 csnsa
N tending Of Asdiilonzi Tro9ps ls ne Basaof. HsA
waald Nssa tho eallna CUT d NJ ssiiaaa easre-~
Lssasa peg Playing Pailllsa.

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49, - y =. - =. -. -. =
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
How Three Big Telegraph News Stories Were
Handled by the Two Boise Sunday Papers
STATESMAN


-717-7' 77--7 '717-77 - - -
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- lHsaaa
~ saaissa aslez1llnafi Nun-1s
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s1ts - 49, u ~ 1iaalIsf - -
- 49, aassiesas 80 80 -
aaln
th4 etssAnlAe = H4a= II -
lAnrFsaa srrsf44al - 49, 4Nlr4pl
a. psrl ~ E0a4 $50 y ~ -
faeq taer elil ~ ,sanNoHess y -
nast tsn4fsnsf ~ fFeanlaasa
ffaia - . - aararna. a-s=lli|'1 =
IAa aisialafas hara - = ttf $3.50
aall fhg - efwH = - Hafs tasi
ne asfaat v ieaa@eAg Z 4sa -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

azshA s-eslYaisz s.sa isstl-,ss. y.
- = ~ lass riIfs ~ IA ~. IL.
al,ss - sas4Alsf Ae.s : asmzs. =
tNFHa arHSE Isa fattaa -
Nittfa itss Mst iAs raszePlssl -
tess$e Nl.ef- a. - aalal4 = - -.
sta4Afa ne = ~ Hsatt -
s,sisi 4 4 V,a1sIa ssfwst
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
SMALL W[LsTl
BhNblSkEH III 8
I AMERICANS
IXN.NM NJ


HaAbeu4asnne - EeI
aIHsaesn 8nTfHa ~1IIz7
11ots. Ars4-ss nn.hasA O7aa4nl Il
siHt. y s,ssless !. efaSs sez > II
~. = = 80 ~ ) \ ~ 80 80
szfsezs7 u hasfl1ss arlsl ssAFlzl
u ~ pftaass taFf4sssa ~ A
ire = ssastt ig.stsssa tillnl "
ssll.ss. nassss. 80 - ~ II
:. : ~ psrs5- sl,lss ssssli.szs IS
= ~ saaS ~ - eaesseA1
npcz % ~IIA II
asrss y ) ailafss .sssss
HlilA afriss iasnIlI = afiss s11A
Il hesA alIN fasisl4 a1t4azsi ~ /
safsft4 ausf4ls tna4 - as45z4 ta4I ! /
ilat Ftaf1f Ai4 thaaa $50 IS ~"
r 10 af ~ szaeeFI u fIaa s7l1al 81 /
s1f = - f.=sA " : eszI III
l.44l rsi7 : fe= ao7 - - 49,
! ,sssls iat.s-'s.s ~ ~ ,a|a s..a
|Asisi So A4e1 sHH4=A4A ssaa sI41if
4l4aai4s - - So
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saaf4 ar aa.ssgltfsag NAA ~
Amnlsss taAzAa Ii
HuNE aAxR411A
- -. -. -. Il
sfsaaiiss 4lAkassfeia "a M Aa4aHlInzeii
IssI tx - - fs4t essr4sisa ~ Il
isaas sHt - aUNa eAZ41l4
'7ss s5sssaH tai1fltdssnas ~ t4lr ii
tasaa4 sAs 90. slpasl l4a sna1a tanelll1
Al IsaN sas4 sfsa - lash a11rl II
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

sssse 1=sai1taA fsssss less -
ssessi iAasfss esef ~ 50 - s.fll
ifta y rekf NNlsfi lIs4f AZ /. Z.
.ltstaN tsassh sftlv.l ssA =, fss5 H.
80 - 49, fsfsetfs ea7ast Islsss
tsHs 49, $50 hfs r. 4ss.a .
2 fFf4 FiIl rf4al frf4s ia IL
7fss n - iFaI Hi4aff 44a
~ - s.s 1ss.sts ilsss4.i
rsfs sii-l - 81 isfHaH =Esfsz=
"a. we Az u ilarAs
n9#sa - f-si ts.as SEQ, 81
80 $50 80 ~ So sEa..l 80
2 81 Nsssh aHsas = 7slHi u shr
a. a. 'rii e lhk ksi41 st is,Y -
isga= sisssH aiih rs.s 7#z 4 ~ -.
lAs fstis rfssss 49, a. z rl9;i4sI
l,nfessff letHa 10 AZ tstf so -.
y e4ts ~ - siaasf - ~ Is y. Y.
40 aiilIslA eztsiizi5 si5IIII 4 ~.
- FzEft4|57 llliaf44 - = laa4ss 4
= s4Hqi'. asaa IS hfsss 81 s,sssss.
FeaA# tMf rtrAis aMIf sfsts y ~
~ 49, iss=z.sisss - %e NEs|
NJ asia 81 "a 50 ., 49, q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02

4 HHHhe SEN MARA tefa sssA 49,
4 'tfs'-f 49, @aa fifas - "a
issse ns4sasa zEHiaff Hsit 40 |
- y sla lee Hllltasa $3.50 I
80 $40 efssea An ~sa Aanfe sns ]
vs. ~ Re NNiAss $3.50 fa,Ss.
MI :. ses - sss sps-sss'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
NEWCOMER BROTHERS
RETIRE FROM FIRM
NAME AND WILL CONTINUE
AS BEFORE MERGE.
Will 30 Distributors for Overland Cars
in Three Ohio and -Four West
Virginia Counties.

Tho Newcomer brothers, Lloyd and
Joseph. Of ClarkesburE. who n few
week ago became members of the Auto
Sales company, Fourteenth street, at
which time the firms name was changed
TO the Newcomer Auto Sales company,
have withdrawn from the company ana
the cid lame OF the firm has been re-
sum2d.
The merge was brought about by the
Ncwruiicr brothers. who for the past
several years have been distributors OF
the Overland car in the Clarksbu dis
tricI. consolidating their interests WIN
the Auto Sales company. DISTRIBUTOR OF
tho same car in the Wheeling district
including three Eastern Ohio and tour
West Virginia counties.
The Newcomer brothers have retaken
their old territory, while the Auto Sales
company Will continue with its same
officials and salcsmrn as before the
merge.
Cannot Got Sufficient Cars.
The Overland car sales have oeen
among the largest OF any standard au-
tomobile in West Virginia or Eastern
Ohio during the past two years. The
only trouble We arr rnrountcrlnG now,
and have been since last spring, ~ 10
get sufficient cars Ia I'LL The ORDERS
| said J. NJ. Dcnham. pres ldcnt OIL the Az
| TO Sales company. 'DcSrItc the lact
| that the factory has been operating ca
pacIty day and night Tor The past ten
months i'll turning out l.Opu cars every
| lWcnty-tuur hours. VIC have been una Die
| 10 get u sufficient number and during
| the pas. several months "" have sent
| mon 10 Tho factory at Toledo In drive In
! cars for Wheeling district customers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
|NSTALLS VULCAN|zER
Rogers Supply House Has Best and LaI
est Tire Repairing Machine
In Operation.

We are all ready to do tire repairing
in the quickest and best up-to-date man
ner IN this section" said D. Earle ROC
ers auto supply house and Ford repair
shop, 90 Twelfth street. yesterday.
Mir. Rogers has installed new vul-
gambling plant that is of the latest de,
sign. THE. beauty about the machine.
said he, lis the fact that only the par
Of the tire TO be repaired is heated.
entire tire be heated. Every autoists
knows that more tire is put under in
tense heat the "deader" 1t becomes-it
takes the life ont OF rubber to heat It.
In addition TO installing the vucanliz-
ing machine. Mr.. Rogers has instalied 4
free air machine in front Of his supply
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
FARMING MOTORS
To Surpass sale of Autos, Says Ford
$4,000 Will Be Used In Texas

Henry Ford Is asserted 10 have made
The statement that the motor tractor
business would be so large that the all
tcmobilc business of The Ford Motor
company would he small in comparison.
Mr. Ford is reported To have said. in
reality, that the automobile business
would ho II pikcr AS compared 10 the
tractor business. He is also quoted as
saying that Russia alone would take
$500. 6hh tractors an dthat every country
Of Europe would hc. large users Of them.
y member of the Texas automobile
trade said that IN" Lime Star state
would use moi lass than 100000 trac-
tors and what Texas will do other
states will do in proportion 10 their
area.
There are 7,0O0.0Nn farmers in the
United States. OF this number one-half
nj least will uSr machines and many
Of that number will use H. quantity. 1t
IS estimated conscrvativclY that the
United States alone will use 100000
to 5000, 900 Of these farming machines.
and this number with what foreign
countries will order Will give a market
for upwards Of 10000 200 tractors with
in n few wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
MANY TOURISTS
But You would Never Know It Was
Such-New Design Will
Arrive Here Today.

A. W. Loe of the I.oe Auto company
Wheeling district distributor Of the
Ford cars. announced yesterday that TO-
day Wheeling will have the opportunity
Of seeing that which they never saw be
forc-a Ford touring auto that could
not be told was a Ford machine al all
The car Is operated by the same true
and tried" motor machinery, but the en-
tire other part nf the auto no more re-
semol"s the old Ford than z 'flivvcr"
looks Ike the highest priced electric.
The new Ford body is a stately de-
sign. while the hood has no resemblance
ri Ford MIR. Loe said that the new
machine is the latest product Of tho
Ford factory and will he on demonstra-
Jon today AT the local salcsronm. 10 and
- South Broadway street, Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
SUBURBAN HOMES
Have Increased Greatly Duo Directly
to the Automobile, Declares
Overland Dealer.

At a recent gathering Of dealers in
suburban homes property, 1t was unani-
mnuSly agreed that the automobile has
been one of III" most important factors
IN the scnSa tiUnHI development of that
line of business during the last few
years.
"In my city said one Of the dealers.
most III our suburban property Is DC
!nS taken up by those who have owned
homes in the more c"nEcsted portions OF
the town. \ fcw years ago that type
of buyer represented most difficult
problem.
To-day. however. IL IS not difficult
task 10 show the future suburban home
owner that by disrosing of his down.
town HON" and purchasing on the out
skirts Of the city he Will have at least
six ar seven hundred dollars balance
which. if invested properly, will obtain
for him an automobile fully equipped
office in less time than when he lived
in he city proper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
GASOLINE SELLING At 2 CENTS;
MAY DROP STILL LOWER SOON
MEANS MUCH LARGER SALE Of
AUTOMOBILES, SAYS WELL
KNOWN LOCAL DEALER
He Also Gave Out interesting Version
OF Juggling of Fluid Prices
BY Oil Industry.

1t was stated in these columns last
Saturday that il was very likely mat
gasoline would he retailing in Wheel-
ing this week at ~ cents. )ld We
miss out assertion? Despite the drop
from 81 10 90 cents was the end or
! the reduction for some time TO come,
the fluid sold in Wheeling this week
al ." cents. Now. according 10 inside
information. a dealer said yesterday
that it would not be 4 surprise that
before the snow flies the fluid would
be- selling at 20 cents. That's cheer
full news alike for the .man who owns
a flivver and the concern ihat mas
many motor trucks. The many auto
mobile dealers in the Wheeling dis
trict arc clated that gasoline is going
down.
We would doubtless have sold
twice as many cars since last fall II II
were not for the fact that gasoline
was way up and still advancing,
said a we'll known Main street dlstri-
butor yesterday. Nov that 1t is COM
ing down. it means The sale or ausos
| 10 those who Il few months ago threw
up both hands when We talked about
buying a car. all due TO the eXhorbant
price of the fluid"
Put why does gasoline become
+ cheaper as suddenly as 1t rose IN
price," was asked the dealer. . Here's
my theory of the situation he re-
piled. 1T is simply the prize. puzzle
Of system Of price fixing Of which
the oil industry has furnished many
! examples. The present reduction IS
attributed to increased production
| and a Stacking OF the demand for the
fluid for military needs In Europe,
| But certainly the domestic demand
! both for industrial and pleasure uses
| has in creased enormously. The DE
cline in the price Of crude oil has been
! slight and it. is now assumed that The
/ long-estahlishrd and efficient man
| aged producing companies have only
al this late day effected economies
which will make the production cheap
er. Why, then does gasoline cost less
now than several weeks ago? Case
! line is more than ever public neces
sity. The recent extreme high price
inspired Congress 10 investigate. The
federal trade commission has just I'm
:shed its probe into the matter OF pro-
duction and cost ret tHo mystery
remains at fost half solved. \ good
way TO clear it up and put a 1uieuns
on tho fiuctuation Of prices would be
for the entire oil industry to be put
under a perpetual federal supcrVis'
ion ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
NEW FORD OUT
Visit wheeling During Past week-Mid-
die Of August Brings Forth


The krcezes OF middle August which
have swept asundcr the bermuda
High" which within the Inst few days
has come 10 again TO its own. have not
kept down the number Of touring par
ties rf various parts NJ the United
States. Local hotel managers anticipate
tho heaviest part "f the season during
tho months 0r September and October.
Mr.. and Mrs. l;r"lGe a. Frost, Plain
field. y. l.: Mrs. +. r. Chllds Of Chi
carn and Miss E. |. Frost OF Canada. Nr.
and Mrs. A. II. simmons Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. anh Mrs. Torch Of Louisville and
Milton -. Torch at Louisville. Mrs. 7. +.
Henderson and Miss Ferncndins OF Chi
ca2o. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. j. w. Lilly.
Miss Lilly and Miss Mary Lilly and r.
s kuhns OF indianapolis. Ind: II. H.
jackson and family Of Nelsonvluc DR..
and Mrs II. W. Wcbbs and Dr. and Mrs.
C.. NJ Shepherd Of Columb bus. Mr.. and
Mrs Drlhrussc Fuller, Urbana. o.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank \. Caskey Of Ma
rictt; formed touring parties stopping
nj tho Windsor. this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
CASING RUN TO
WASHINGTON, PA,
WHEELING MOTORCYCLE CT U B
PLANS DELIGHTFUL SUM-
DAY PARTY.
Machines Will Leave Wheeling at Two
O'Clock and Winner VIII Be
Awarded U. S. Tire Casing.

Another run 10 Washington. Fa.. for
Sunday has been planned by the MEM
hers of the Wheeling Motorcycle Club
for riders vino arc .0t members of N"
club as we'll as those who are the
event will lr held sunday, the riders
leaving The Club rooms ut : o'clock: An
average speed Of twenty miles an hour
is 10 Il" made. and the winner checking
in with the most perfect score VIII DC
awarded n L. s. Tire company casing.
The entry foe for outsiders is 81
cents, while for cluh members deposit
Of So cents is required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
new CAR BODY
Pittsburgh Firm Has Demonstration IL
CITY Showing Late Design on
Ford Classic.

\ Ford car with an entirely different
BODY design has attracted considerable
attention in the streets this week. The
body is builded on Ford classic and Is
not put out by the Ford company but by
the Jackson Motor Supply company OF
Pittsburgh. y salesman has been dem
onstratlne the newly designed car here
for the past few days with headquarters
at the Wheeling Oakland salesroom In
Sixteenth street. The new body gives
tho machinc the general appearance OF
any car but a Ford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
FUNERAL DRIVERS ARRESTED.

Charles IF. Hayes, president Of the
Chicago Motor club. and n member nf
the public safety commission OF Cook
county. Ill. has promised the arrest nt
funeral auto drivers who were fined
s. each at Eellw"nd. near Chicago. con-
nivancc, persecution. rNtortion, and con-
Spiracy.
Six drivers were arrested at n FUN
crnl beside the open grave by n spe cial
motorcycle policeman of Erllwood. 9th
or claims nf improper arrests have been
renortnd from the same place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
WHY NOT WHEELING?

There is well-d"tncd rumnr in
Cleveland business circles that the Alb
hntt-pctroit Motor company has hcen
seeking site in that city. Officials
Of this company have been in Cleveland
several days seeking possible. SITES.
They have told Cleveland people that
the largo OUTPUT in Detroit has COM
PEELED them To erect temporary struc-
lures for their work.
When the officials left Cleveland they
said they would call stockholders
meeting at once TO determine the mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
TRAFFIC RULES DIFFER
In Nearly Ali Cities and It IL Now
Necessary For Tourists to Comply
With the Law.

Outfi,tine q car for touring nowadays.
TO meet the requirements Of every state.
means n lot of study and requires much
thought and lot of money.
Where in tho old days the tourist had
To study carefully speed laws to avoid
traps In all sections OF the country. now
abolished. it is now necessary to study
ira fic rules Teach city and also
equipment rules.
Then in some cities It Is required that
an automobile stop for a street car
which is taking on passengers or letting
them on while in othe rcitiea an eight
foot clearance Is necessary only.
The wistest thing for the motorist to
do is to watch the local driver and for
a time do just as he sees other drivers
do In that city. By doing this he will
escape trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
PUBLIC INTEREST STIMULATED.
In Better Roads All Over Country Fol-
lowing S75,ooo,ooo Federal APP
preparation.

With .hn passage q fth" federal ap'
preparation OF SI".0hh 600 for III" huiiG-
ING Of good roads. public interest In
road dove Io7mcnt has been STIMULATED
20 greater drErc" than ever before,
Tho cooperation oC thn individual states
with the United States government now
seems To 10 the ono remaining thing 10
accomplish. positively Ia insure tn" nf--
fort Of United America in behalf OF
improved roads in all parts Of the
country. No class has shown Cr"at-
or interest or 4 moro loyal support ~
good roads work thnn the motorists of
the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19

What was Ill the argument between
you anu Judge Flivvci' yesterday?
oh. We were discussing the merits Of
our RESPECTIVE" cars.
That's = foolish .tfiEE 20 do. You can
never convince n man that your car IS
better than his
Il know that hut | got him so mad
that hr ccmmitred himself "a the state
ment iaht my car can't make over 10
miles III hour The next time I'm
brought up before HIM tor speeding I'll
remind him of that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19

The meeting Of the racing committee
of the Wheeling MotoEcycle CLUB. %hlGn:
was 10 have been held next Tuesday IN,
the club rooms for the purpose Of dis.
cussing preparations OF the races at the
fair grounds. September 16. has been
s:poned until the following Tuesday.s
owing 10 the big feed. >.