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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
~ q. s. ALBEIT.

Especial star Bulletin oorrsspondencel
WASHINGTON, d. e. June as.---be-
cause Of remote distance. heavy Trans.
portation expenses ana time required
tor expealtious movement, the Has
Maiian militia ORGANIZATIONS were not
invited 70 participate IN guarding the
Mexican border Furthermore, the
militia OF the territory is regarded
more nearly as local organization.
for purely home defense tnan any
other body IN the National Guard
THIS Is the explanation given py the
war departments OFFICIALS, following the
presidents call Tor mobilization issued
70 the governor OF every state ex-
cept Nevada, which possesses no de.
fensiye organization Inc District OF
Columbia was N the favored class ana
eontemplates turning out large mum.
Der Of men IN proportion TO the size
Qt this capital city.
Some officers invite attention TO the
fact that under the call II Is proposeu
20 leave sort or nucleus IN eacn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
REBELS
FIGHT, LOSETO
MARINES Of u. S.
tAs.oei..sa Press By Federal wireless,

(Associated Press By Federal Wireiess1
WASHINGTON, d. c., July g.
News arrived here today that ESQ
revolutionists of Santo Domingo and
a detachment Of American marines
engaged in battle previous to the
word having reached the rebels that
the disarmament agreement had gone
into effect. Twehty-seyer Domini-
cans were killed and five captured,
while the American losses were one
marine killed and eight wounded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
Attacks on West Front Today
Thrown Back, Germany Declares
tAssoclated Press Service 81 F.a.r

BERLIN Germany July 6Both the French and British
fronts today attempts of the Allies the
met with such determined resistance the attacking parties
broken down and annted forced give back heavy
The French made stiff southwest of the fort position
Of Vux the Verdn line to advance but repud An
davor recapre the Daop Hill battery equally
m From the Aisne district the French made strong
the Gernian lines northwest of Rheims but thrown back with
serious losses 5.4sssa g
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
NEARLY 800 die
IN SICILY MINES
Aftermath of StronlboIi Out
break is Severe earthquakes
at Caltanissetta

(Associatsa Press by Federal Wireless)
ROME, Italy, July 6.-Fcilowing the
outbreak OF the volcano Of Stror.boll
early yesterday there wat . severe
earthquake at cattanissefta Sicily,
today. Nearly 800 men at work IN
the sulphur mines there were en-
tombed by eaveihs or otherwise Kill
ed. ~, b., .'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
British Claim Steady # Slight
Advance Marks Days Results
fAssociated Pres. Service s. r.d,rsl ,v;r.I..,,

LONDON England July 6Near Thiepyal part Of
western front where the British have taken the offensive
soldiers today made further slight prisoners
taken. - ~ a8 .4s8ssa e. 80
Having captured the whole south of the river
Somne to Below the French have activity today on e
north They have cleared the established
themselves at Sermont farm. Here they threaten Cey
Along line from HardcQurt heavily
engaged today the Germans making strong resistance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

movement still further toward the
west. = So sh -
1t was q great source Of pleasure
to me to watch the work that has
been done by Thomas A. Jaggar. Jr.,
at the volcano. Hawaii has need for
such men, and the research work
should be furthered.', 2,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
DEATH AN HOUR
RECORD in N. 7.
IS MAINTAINED
.-a -
fA,,oci.ted Press BIZ Federal wireIess)

NEW YORK, n. Y, July 6.-Twcn-
ty-four additional deaths from infan-
tile paralysis occurred in Greater
New York in the last "a hours, keep
ing ND the previous days record Of a
death an hour.
Mayor Mitckel this afternoon in
structed the city comptroller to pro-
vide $4,000, to be raised through a
bond issue, for the use of the health
department in employing nurses and
physicians in battling with the dis
ease. ~ .. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
German Submarines Operating;
One Gets Back From Spain Port

BERLIN, Germany, July 6Tw6 special successes German
submarines announced today - - -
An destroyer operating in the North
sunk by German submarine and another submarine
turning from Caagena Spain, sank te armed French steamship
Herault
1t seems likely that this latter submarine the reported few
days as having reached Caagena with letter kaiser
to King Alphonso of Spain
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
Carranza Diplomacy Wins Point
Won't Send Hawaii Guard TO Line
WILSON ACCEPTS PROPOSAL
TO TALK OUT DIFFERENCES
(Associated Press by Federal wirelessJ

~. 70 - (Associated by Federal WreessJ
c. July 6-Presiden Wilson will accept Car
facto government will safeguard for
Mexico and join the United States in punish
the border bandits. J.,
definitely decided Formal acceptance of
the be settled
Mexico City
fdent Secretary Lansing have decided
Lansing leaves on a months vacation tomorrow.
fepy gaanza will start few
days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
GER1ANS SHIFT ARMIES TO REPH SLAV HORDE.
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL GOING
ALONG WITH $l2S, ,299, ,2S4
Associated Press by Federal wireIess)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON d. c., July 6The suhdry civil BILL carrying the
big has by house and
conferees
expected the today
obstacle sight
An
factory for the purchase
enlargement by
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
HOME DEFENSE IS
FIRST FUNCTION,
SAYS WASHINGTON
Distance From Border and
Expenses of Transpor-
tation Are Cited
WON'T BE INCLUDED TN
AUTHORIZATION TO WILSON
Special Congressional Action
to Provide for Use of
State Troops

(Associaied Press by Federal wireless)
EL PASo, Tex, July 6.-The bodies
Of Capt. Charles r. Boyd, 10th Cav
airy, and let Lieut.. Henry r. Adsir,
10Th Cavalry, together with those Of
seven troopers, al Victims of the
Mexieans N the fight at carfizal, ar
rived here today. The bodies were
stripped Of their uniforms, but not
iautIIated. Eight Of them were found
IN d ditch, where they had been cover.
Cd with soil. The ninth, trooper who
died Of wounds, was mile from the
bthers.
(Associated Press by Federal wfreiess)
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July 6.-The
authorization from the war depart
fnept for Capt. Wilson D. Bhftt 81 the
regular army to take the e0ioneIcy Of
the 2nd California National Guard
Regiment came too late, az the reei-
i,ient had departed. Mai. w. u. White
of Chico VIII be promotes and take
eomunand.
ItAssoeiassd press ~ Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. .. cs July 6s--ne-
lbkrtmentsI ccnimanders have been
ttthoriztd BY Secretary Of War Baker
q discharne enlisted men Of the mill
tIa who have been taken into the fed
tfai service and who have one or more
dependent relatives.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

, That Queen Liliuokalani Is mental
II competent and sane was the sub
stance of testimony given in Circuit
Judge Whitney's court today by W. q.
Smith in connection with the case
brought by Delegate Kuhio to break
the Lilioukalani trust. = s-,=-szE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
Fighting Around Hem, Says Paris;
Verdun Cathedral Under Hot Fire
(Associatsd Press Service by Federal Wirele.al

PARIS France July 6The Germans today succeeded captu
two small pieces of woods of Hem
wood which had been the center of sharp fighting
s. Nc infantry attacks occurred today at Nerdun.
The Germans today attempting bombardthe Vedun catc
dra many Of their shells passing close to the famous
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
AUCTION OF o. N. C.
" GOODS YIELDS $1031

A total of S1.031.S7 was realized
this afternoon when the auction sale
of condemned equipment and live
stock of the Quartermaster Corps, II.
S. A., had finished. The auction was
conducted by the James +. Morgan
Company, with E. L Schwartzberg as
auctioneer. There were 13 horses
and two mules auctioned, the returns
from them averaging $50 each Har-
ness, carts and other CONDEMNED
equipment also went on the block
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

NATIONAL LEAGUE -.
At Pittsburg-New York 12, Pitts
burg 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
BASEBALL RESULTS
+. TODAY +.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At 6oston-5oston s, Cleveland 5.
At Washington-W Washington 2, st.
Louis I. .-....-.- -
J At New York-NeW York 4, chica-
90 8. .
At PhiIadeIphia-DetroIt 9, Phlta-
deIphia 4. IL"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

LONDON England July 6Great advances made by the Rus
the during the last few weeks bringing the Cars
armies down again that part of Gaca which leads Lenberg
Furthermore the latest reports show that with the weather fayor
able the Savs have taken the offensive the entire 'front.'
Perograd dispatches today report all the way from Riga
the Carpaans and there that the Russians have
aed OF the Carpaan passes and working the
plains of Hungary close to the Roumanian frontier.
In the Gacan country beyond the river Sypa the Russians have
crossed the railway between Dn and Korosezo and have
ured Mokoupne Their progress here steady believed
the Ausrian may withdraw towards Lemberg thus fighting
ground months after Franz ose soldiers had dis
lodged the captors of the Lemberg fortress
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

I. The supervising principals of the
various islands met today to discuss
the work Of school principals and hon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
may AGAIN Menace LEMDERG,,
HARD FIGHTING ON The WEST
Contradictory Reports From Allies and 1eutuns- German
Submarines Get Victims. Paris Claims Success on
S0mme


taken GEN Count sothme n eaea had been rspul
neshborno
~ a sE.
fighting
eeloyensanterre southMest Peropne re e5Tss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

1t should be judged and marked. An
other meeting WIN be held tomorrow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

PETRoGRAo Russia July 6More than 10000 Teuons
hshng half f whom taken
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06

From San Francisco
Ventura, July 10.
For San Francisco
Thomas, July S.
From Vancouver:
Niagara, July II.
For Vancouver:
Makura, July 21.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-12
General Presan is one of the promi-
nent commanders Of the armies of
Roumania.
After the Attack.

Five o'clock. Sudden calm. We hes
itate, surprised little. like the hare
after the passage of the hunter. We
raise our heads and inspect the horl-
zon. Yes, 1t is really over, We crawl
out of our holes and walk around a
bit.
We climb down into the raylne at
the bottom Of which there runs little
stream, colored with blood. Never
mind. We are thirsty. We drink Of
this water, and I'LL our canteens. We
gather together our dead. Alas, there
are many Of them The stretcher
bearers carry away the wounded. We
deepen our shelters, and link them to-
gether in a sort Of line of trenches. We
must be ready to defy any other at
tack.-Louis- octave-Philippe, in The
Atlantic.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-12

tually awed me, 1t was so majestic, so
wonderful. In some ways it resembles
the Lost River chasm In Vermont, and
to my mind is more interesting than
the Flume in New Hampshire. After
going nearly mile through the woods
you suddenly come upon this freak.
There are stones weighing so tons at
Some of them stick out at least Is feet
from the sides of the chasm, 40 feet or
more in the air. There are caves where
ice remains much of the summer, and
at the end of the chasm is a wonder
full cave, on the floor of which is an
immense slab of stone that looks Just
like a giants coffin. 1t Is called the
DEVILS Cave.
"The vegetation there is remarkable.
Great trees grow apparently from the
solid rock, their roots often going up
10 to Is feet over the bowlder, then turn
down over it to reach the soil. If a
balloonist should start from the Rocky
mountains and land at this spot, he
would think it was a part of the
Rockies. Speaking as a private citl-
zen, believe 1t would be a great
shame to let a few dollars stand in
the way Of preserving this great nat
ural wonder for the people of Massa.
chusetts."
Some Great caverns.
"HelPs Coal Bin" Is one of the larg-
est caverns in Purgatory, not far from
the northern entrance. 1t would hold
% persons easily. The Devils Ice
Box" is another great cavern, its CELL
ing lined with icicles until the middle
Of June. ''Pulpit Rock" is wedge
shaped piece 40 feet high, from which
many sermon has been preached by
the unordained.
For all its ruggedness, the trip
through Purgatory chasm may be
made by women, although 1t is not a
place for silk hosiery and thin-soled
pumps.
Some Of the rocks in the chasm are
as large as bungalow, and the mass
Of powders extends far into the earth.
1t is possible for one to go down into
great crevlces until well out Of sight
below the surface, and in other places
rocks may be dropped into other holes,
and they rattle from bowlder to bowl
der until the sound Of their downward
progress is lost in the depths.
In spite of the ravages of forest fires
in this section, the virgin wood sur
rounding the chasm for more than
mile has not been harmed.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-12
y YER been in Purgatory?
Many persons have declared


- Many persons have declared
their expectation, of going there
eventually, but there are thou
sands who have already made the trip,
have enjoyed the experience and haye
come away, wondering why more peo-
pie do not go there.
The Purgatory in question is located
In the town of Sutton, Mass, and those
who have visited the spot are con-
WINGED that the commonwealth has
missed an opportunity to become ia
nous for having within its confines one
of the strangest and most interesting
freaks of nature in the world.
Purgatory, in Sutton, is a chasm.
Its admirers declare that 1t is more
attractive and remarkable even than
the Flume in the White mountains, and
they are back of "A movement to have
the commonwealth acquire the prop
erty and make reservation out of it
for the benefit of the whole people.
Purgatory chasm has for years been
\ a source of wonder to biologists, for
they cannot agree as to what caused
1t. A large number of them seem to
think that at some time, cons ago, a
portion of the earth at this point
dropped down out Of sight, leaving a
great chasm whose base Is filed with
giant powders and deep caves.
Until few years ago this chasm,
situated in the midst Of a forest of
pine, hemlock and spruce, was a
favorite outing spot for people in
Worcester and surrounding towns, but
as the roads to it were not kept in
good condition the visitors decreased
until now 1t has practically been for
gotten except by few enthusiasts.
Explored by Commission.
Led by Arthur e. Seagrave Of Tx
bridge, who is assistant attorney gen.
eral of the commonwealth, they have
been endeavoring for several years to
have the legislature take an interest in
the matter of preserving the natural
wonder, and finally succeeded this
year in securing an appropriation Of
800 to be used for an investigation of
the matter by the state forestry COM
mission. This commission, which is
composed of the state forester, Frank
w. Rane, Harold Parker and Harvey
N. Shepard, with Charles o. Bailey as
secretary, has completed it's investiga-
ton. Not one of them had ever seen
Purgatory chasm before.
II was amazed" said Mr.. Bailey
when he returned to Boston. at ac-
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-12
Philosophical Groom.

$50 your nephew, Judson Topper,
was married last weekT
Eyes," replied Mr.. Gap johnson Of
Rumpus Ridge. "Jud sorter played a
joke on wilder lady"
"But he did not appear to be able
to support himselfT
mo. But he lowed that It was Just
as easy to fail to support two as ons."
kansas City Star.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-16

Il II OOlOSS oUAoAJ w NN6 90
w A Townsend, same w
H R Holland, same w
VIM Blue, waiting on co court 2W
se1O5 so
COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES.
VIM Blue, board of prisoners 154 %
Thos D Jones, fee bill, State VS. Scott 2l ~
Same, fee bill, State VS. Santonge 81 90
DR. l A Marshall, medical attendance
prisoner w
VIM Blue. guarding prisoners at work 2 90
same, board of prisoners 429 W
Thos D ZONES. fee bill. State VS. Dunlap 18 80
same, fee bill, State VS. Sumpter IL 70
same, fee bill, State VS. Turner 80
same. fee bill, State VS. Dunlap ct al 46 ~
same, fee bill, State VS. Lloyd OF 30
same, fee bill, State VS. Lashley IL 81
same, fee bill, State VS. Wilkie SO
same, fee bill, State VS. Wilkins 22 10
same, fee bill, State VS. Akers IA DO
same, fee bill, State VS. Haven ct al % 80
same, fee bill, State VS. Stringer 43 ~
same. fee bill. State VS. Stringer ct al "a 90
same, fee bill, State VS. johnson II 80
same, fee bill, State VS. Lashley II 90
same, fee bill, State VS. Brooks u AZ
VIM Blue, reward earned on w
DrT A Marshall. med attendance prisoner 2 90
VIM Blue. board of prisoners 1876 80
same. same 48 90
J Dr. A Marshall. med attendance prisoner 3 90
) VIM Blue, board of prisoners AZ w
) same, summoning jury and mileage u w
? T D Jones, fee bill, State VS. Oscar Barr
!, same. fee bill, State VS. Lee Crocker 80 80
/ same fee bill. State VS. w Dyer So 35
! same fee bill, State VS. G Meyer ct al "a 45
5 same, same, same Y ~
I same, fee bill, State VS. Ed Crane ~ 10
3 same, fee bill, State VS. Gordon Turner IA W
3 same, same. same IL 90
0 same, fee bill, State VS. Ed Enloe DO 70
1 same, fee bill, State VS. Morley 1O2 10
2 same, fee bill, State VS. + Turnbaugh 3 10
3 same, fee bill, State VS. J Knight ct al IL 40
4 same, fee bill, State VS. Lee Usher IL 53
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-16

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1881 H B Jones, salary co Judge l day
1882 w A Townsend, same
1888 H R Holland, same
1884 VIM Blue, waiting on co court
COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-07

ing an important part in the develop
ment Of agriculture. Local dealers
will demonstrate their newest model
machines at the fair.
The tractors will be be exhibited on
the fairgrounds proper and each af-
ternoon there will bee "a practical work
ing demonstration ON "a field just east
of the kafircorn palac.. -. u. Hunt.
the Hale Implement company ANA
other dealers will take part in the
daily demonstrations.
Wurkmgn yesterday were busy
whitcwashiug the interior of the big
katrcoru palace. The whitcwaSh is
being put ON hy means of "a power
spray When this work Is finished the
interior of the structure viii present
"a cleaner and more cheerful aspect
than heretofore.
some Space Left.
Several merchants were Yesterday
engaged in building their booths In the
palace" Practically all of the space
has been taken. The remaining spaces
can bc obtained. free of charge. on
application 10 Secretary y r. Graham
at the Merchants x Planters bank or
10 the assistant secretary, Rex King,
on the grounds. Both retailers. whole
Salcrs and manufacturers will have
exhibits AT the fair and It Will be
splendid exposition Of home prod
ucts' and enable the exhibitors to
demonstrate their goods To thousands
lf Interested purchasers every day
during the fair. The ladies from a
'rokcn Arrow church will have a
booth In this building. where they will
servo ice cream. cake. coffee and
,ther food refreshments The booths
n here the judging i'm the better babies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-07

CLANCY. Kerr Glass Manufacturing
company. Hofstra Manufacturing
company, Ratcliff-Sanders Wholesale
Grocery company, jenkins Music
company, Midwest Bakery. Upp
Grocery company. Bumgarner-Down-
ing Furniture company Purity Ice
Cream company, Hale-Ilalsell Whole
sale Grocery company and Lyon shoe
store.
The decorations were placed yester-
day in the automobile building. The
exhibition of new model cars will be
interesting TO both city and country
folks. Among the firms that have
space In this building are the Pat
terson Motor Sales company. the
overland company OF Tulsa, the
Carnation Motor Sales company, REQ
n Chalmers agency. Hupp Motor com
pany, Randel Motor company Scott
Motor company. Tulsa Motor Car
company. Haynes agency Cadillac
agency. willard agency and q. a.
Green.
Opens Next Tuesday.
Every building will be profusely
decorated inside and out. The grounds
and walks and drives are In tiptop
shape. Next Monday most of the live
stock and farm product exhibits VIII
be received and large force of men
Will work all day ana night gettinS
them in place ready for the opening
on Tuesday.
In addition to "A daily balloon as
rension and parachute drop and other
npcn-ai attractions, there Will he |
band concerts every afternoon ana |
night and elaborate fireworks displays /
each evening.
Admission to the grounds and build |
.ngs will be free There will be no /
'hargc for anything The prize win f,
ncrs I'm the various departments VIII |
receive q total of $1,000 I'm cash prem /
ums i'm addition to "a wealth Of cups /
trophies. medals and ribbons.
II will be most complete county J
fair ever held i'm Tulsa, or in okla |
loma for that matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-07
AT BINCkWEII

Blackwell oil x Gas co. has the
! test on the southwest quarter of =
2S-1 east. Elwood farm, cleaned and
drilling at 2.450 feet.
Mid-Co Petroleum company was
underreaming in the test on the
liompton farm. southeast quarter Of
1-2S-l west, To land the 5-inch at
3.4l6 feet This well is to be drilled
In.
The same company has a rig up for
the No. on the same farm and will
move in tools this week
The Consumers Gas company is
fishing at $40 feet for lost bit on the
Gross farm, northeast quarter of IL
29-l east.
Cosden OF company and Letcher
are still fishing AT 1870 feet for bit
lost in the hole on the McEwen farm,
southwest quarter of 4-2s-l east.
The Symboleer oil company is drill
ing at 2,200 feet on the test on the
PeCkham farm, 27-27-1 west
The Kahoma Oil Il Gas co is drill
ing at 1850 feet on the Curry farm,
southwest quarter Of 1-26-1 west.
r. b. Jones has the test on the Dil-
worth farm. northeast quarter of 8
2S-l east, close to the Blackwell sand
and expects to drill it i'm within the
next ten days Jones has a market
for his oil and can handle all of his
production from this field.
The Consumers Gas company is
drilling at l1O0 feet in the test on the
Mounds farm, southeast quarter of
2i-29-1 west, and expects to get
production from the .365-fnot SIND.
pclmar oil company has heen shut
down for some time in the test on the
Hartman farm, southeast quarter of
35-2S-l west.
Contractor Whelan has moved his