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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29
By Associated Press.

LONDON. Nov. 2S The Admiralty reports that the number of British | boats losses continues to decline at d rate proportionatc with that of the past two months and are now reduced 'to a volume so light as to be almost
 inconscqucnt. Practically all the 'snkings occurring in the past week were neutrals, the British merchan-
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r'zor ,o,u.H with J.oJ M. located in "nr of the Irvine rooms AI ap- parent indications point to some one haNu2 murdered The family but tnyos- t-.'Jon revealed that 'he house had u"' h"rn broken inf, It .s tho thcor, of the county officials that Kelly sud- dcnlN went iu4.ue and lutch~rc,l his family aftcru:rd crttne ht. own throat.
 Suhecrih. for tl,e Non,c Daily Nunaet
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MAIL LEFT CH|Nlk
 FOR NOME YESTERDAY

Nugget th~ moruu4 rrDti.. to Jh' 'Hnuounccmont of thc arrival of out
 side mail at Chinik. stating that he
 had received no intimation of such an
 event before receiving thc Information through -fhe cs4Iuua# of The Nugget When toEI that fhn mail was marl<ci - rs being dispatched from Seattle 'crur'r il u, -HI# ... '." report ,..u,J a th. \uaa,f 'a- prohahl .n,u .ou .n. ..a-I4unpm contains u' -.do m.lr... tnu4u iu, unusual D'Dur-- uf univH vould seem ,' u- io5te otherwise,
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Outside Mail Left Solomon 12.3o.

Mrs GuuE.u ."r"',H t' tho Npa go, from ~".mm ua 'n, first out- ~JH, mj departed n"ol solomon in 1u- of Sri, Jaha-oa ahau' l2.&o roJN Th ,"u-lnum,m u,'ui,- thc Wmu Erp m.H r."o, ~t Michael 'nd euwu-,~ sis ~yb- u .l. lt + not >u"Hu Varlhct Johnson intends 10 proceed beyond Slfc.l todaE
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-29

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Start the New Year right by sub scribing for the Nu9get-do it now.
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By Nuggets Exclusive Phone Service
 Reports from Chnik toda> Jnuounc that the mail consignment reported t
 contain H quantity of the "out eiir'
 variety. in addition to som" from St
 AiioI.a.I. .iei,.ttted on iIs7 journey tn iVonIc S'oatcfdstA morning after faNfu. over one night ,s n" traiIs are In l.d condition along the co.-l Juo courier had not put in apUt'a,r at solomon up io II u. u- l"daN. al. though sufficient time has elapsed ro make tho trip from Chinih to rhut point under ordinary winter tuNclina conditions. The Cmnlh reports s'N the cousleumcnt i4 in rl.r-e of a oa- tive carrier named r,te owns to. .th, stop over al Ch0lh comlun,d "i'A ihe had travelling. il i- probable '.1 'ar arrival of the consignment mu H. considerably delayed lnh~- 'hr carrier arrives at Solomon ,arn m. afternoon the runo of urriNd "l.I pr"N ably hc delayed until tomouo"
 Postmaster Welsh enouuoi o 'ho
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09
Agencies Are Open for Good
Cars and Trucks in Ell PoSo

wv many automobile factories limiting their pro
M automobile dealers the lookout tor
which able to supply limited
number of territory the demand which even better
than pTe-war days -
department of The Herald has been IN
number of agencies open Tor hve
Whittier seeks representation here Their
factory IS at officers who have been
industry for many coming
line of trucks from one and hall
six tons.
In lighter offers complete line with all sizes
three-qua five tons Commerce TRUCKS TOO seek an
agency here with medium and medium price jobs
The offers several opportunities The Pullman
well established seeks here So does the
quality six The Crow Ehart popular price ght car VIII
The Hole with complete line OF touring cars
wants representative southwest. The Murray,
distinctive the higher class the Hal ~ and
e Ioer are open Stephens, the Moline POw
can consider application this field The Peerless building high
grade" eight" seeks representation here
In the Stanley the that branch
live dealer This has Just been
ganized with capital the has been materially
proved. H.,
The services automobile department at the disposal
desiring proposition OF the lines mentioned
with about $4,000 to an
interest in an agency that is already well established
and very popular in Ell Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09

claim that they never blow out ana
are the ideal tires for country service.
CarburetOr Man Here.
II. z. Merrithew. district sales man
aver of the Rayfield carburetor, was
a guest of H 7. Motley, OF the TIL
State Motor company on Friday ana
promised better deliveries OF Ray
fields to the local dealers.
Henry Diers declares that the ac-
cessory business in FL Paso has now
reached such a stage that the locaI
jobbers must get on an equal basis
with Kansas City and Chicago. as TO
phrompt shipments and proper PACK
ing and he has inaugurated a new sys-
tenn at the Western Motor supply
company whereby shipments Will go
out the day the orders arrive.
G. H Sender is in northern New
Mexico for the Western Motor supply
I've got IT used Fords on hand"
says J. c. Byars, but 1 want more
Mr.. Byars reports a very good market
for light used cars. particularly FordS-
Truck Market Good.
Another carload of Briscoes and two
of Vim trucks should reach the Pr
oneer Motor company this week J l.
Creel is more than pleased with the
conditions in the local truck market
and reports good business for both his
lines.
There will be a slight increase in
the price Of DENLY trucks within the
next ten days, according to adviees
received by the Pioneer Motor COM
pany-
S. o. Bottorff IS in Santa Fs to make
delivery OF six Haynes cars for the
West Texas Motor company which he
sold on his recent successful trip
through New Mexico. Mr.. Bottorff
Grove two OF the cars from FL Paso
while four others were shipped direct
by the factory.
L. II. Staley is IN Gainesville. Tex.
where he was called by illness OF 4
relative. Sales manager Rufe Brown
reports brisk Chevrolet sales at the
Staley Motor company.
BOrGerland Gets Notice.
The Borderland Auto Supply com
pany has been admitted as a member
Of the National Association Of Auto
mobile Accessory Jobbers. according
TO advices received BY Jim Howard
this week.
r. A. Kelly, OF Los Angeles. Is ex-
pected here about June 20 TO take
charge OF the new Stewart Products
Station. Inc
L H. Travis. Of the Rio Grande OIL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09
L. J. TROTTI BACK
FROM FACTORIES

Sales manager L. ]. Trotti, Of the
Lone Star Motor company, returned
from a trip to the Detroit factories
this week. While there, he obtained
some extra shipments OF Dodge cars
for the local dealers and these are
already arriving He also succeeded
in getting the Fl Paso allotment for
the rest of the year doubled.
The Ford, Dodge. Packard and Cad
lilac are the big factories of Detroit
right now and every one Is working
70 capacity" said Mr.. Trottl. The
Studebaker is moving a large part of
its plant 10 South Bend, IND, and other
shops TO the outside of Detroit The
Cadillac plant covers several city
blocks. but the land is becoming so
valuable that they are planning to
move outside the city into a modern
building"
Mr.. Trotti boasts that he wore the
only straw hat in Detroit while he
was there. but admits that he had to
dig up some northern underwear, as
the FL Paso brand couldn't resist the
chilly winds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09
PROPER TIRE IMITATION

oW that real weather is returning and the getting into active
all country
tie reminder to tire Initiation T. j. Fitzgerald local branch
Of the Goodyear Tire Rubber
INDUCED luxury Like all other Injuries it is usually
undernflated
might injure them this
~We inflated q
inch factory for experimental Just what would happen
We
the something else has first So recommended
effect
contained air by heats not at all dangerous We have made very
careful tests, determine that
OF
that the table of which prepared
pressure table given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09
TODD bushes continues ID De

~OOD business continues to be the
rule with FL Paso automobile
~ and truck dealers Advices to
dealers are that price advances viii
be general within the next two weeks.
p ". Ramming has been notified by
the Buick factory that prices are go
ing to advance very materially" be-
fore July !, and Mr.. Ramming antiei-
pates a jump Of about $500. The Lone
star Motor company's allotment of
Hudsons has been cut In two, owing
to the great scarcity Of raw material,
and E G. Perry states that this Is
merely a forecast Of "a real jump" in
the price Of Hudsons within a month.
Some Of the truck agencies have
also been notified that there viii be
Increases Of from SIS 70 sl25 on diff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09

ferent models to take effect within
the next ten days
Close Big Truck Deal.
One of the biggest truck deals or
the week was closed on Wednesday
BY the Southern Motor company when
a Roswell man closed for seven Re-
rublics Of various types. He was IN
what he termed "a real hurry" for the
cars and had drivers with him to drive
back four machines while three 9TH
ers will be shipped direct from the
Republic factory. The big deal was
closed in short order and l. n. Cregor
il still smiling over it
David S. Russek, of the Southern
Motor company. is back from an ex-
tended trip through Chihuahua and
states that the regeneration OF that
state is now under way ana that there
viii be a very lively market there for
motor cars and trucks in the near
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09

company, reports an increase OF 30
percent in gasoline and lubricating oil
sales during the past week as a di-
rect result of the warm weather get
ting more automobiles out for evening
drives.
Another large shipment of Bonner
tubes reached the Great Western Oil
company this week and enabled that
concern to take care of the big pile
of back orders on hand. Sales of this
punctureless tube have far exceeded
expectations here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-09
MORE PR|CESARE To ADVANCE;
SOME ALLOTMENTS ARE SLICED
Buick and Hudson VIII Go Up; Roswell Man Buys
Republic Fleet; The Mexican Market Begins To
Look Good; No New Franklin Model;
New Ilocomobile Expected Soon.

ferent models to take effect within
the next ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
STUBS HIS TOE AGAIN

Senator !. Hamilton Lewis. of
Illinois. is a great strutter. Not salts.
fed with making an ass of himself
over week ago, BY declaring that he
would propose L Till giving the Pres!-
dent absolute power 10 do anything
he wanted 10 do during the recess OF
Congress. he insists on making him.
self more ridiculous in trying TO dc
fend the administration against the
charge of "broomStirk preparedness
for this war. His plea Is one OF con
fession and avoidance. We did moi
prepare. he argues. because we wero
a people dedicated to peace.
This is all Very fine. but the fact is
that We did not prepare hccaus" the
Administrations prevented Congress.
which it controlled. from taking any
effective steps toward preparedness,
because it snecred at every advocate
Of preparedness in private life and
disciplined eyer! advocate OF pre-
paredness who WAS in either the army
or the navy Y"; all the time the aid
ministration knew that war was in.
evilable. The Gerard memoirs, the
cipher dispatches which Lansing Is
now doing out 20 the newspapers and
all the other revelations which have
taken place since April 6. are proof
Of It. If lhe President had faced the
truth az il was coming 20 III" State
department he would have known
that his policy meant our drifting into
war, which would find US unready.
That is all there is 10 il. and it is the
one lining which cannot be winked ont
OF sight in any review of the condi-
tinns which preceded the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Delegates Named.

Governor Curnwrll today named
Vest yfrginia's Delegates to the twenty
third annual convention of the ohio
Valley Improvement association, 10 be
held in Evansville. Ind. October 81 ann
20. The delegates VIII" wcr" chosen are
from the Ohio valley section OF the
state. They are:
Joe Williams ST. Marys: W. F..
White. Huntingtun; \. /. liubhard'
Wheeling; George Is. Slnmaker, SIsters-
VILE; Allan r. Smith. Parkcrsburs; j..
II, Long. Huntington: r.. \. burnside.
Point Pleasant: y. y. M"ssman, Hunt
Ing;On: Roy Na:iur Wheeling: II. II.
Archer. ParkcrshurE: w. i. Irvine
Wheeling: Loyal Gilbert. FarkrrsburI:
r L. Gallagher. Logan; john Il. Steven
son, Huntington: t.. Srhon. Huntington;
b. NJ Hawkins. Huntington: [. VI. how
nrd. Irn,ington: Reverend y. l. Hughes,
ST. Adams; Charles y. kimhall. Sisters
willie; William Nickel. Glen Jean: Jef;
Newberry Huntington; Joseph Martin
Weaver NoUndsvllle; J. {. Myers.
MnurdsvIilc: J. - Hycrs. NOundsvillc;
J. j. SIippncr. Ecnwoud: W. T.. Deegans.
Huntington: William St""nhnrgen. II.
Pleasant: t;riff y. Smith. 1T. plrasant:
Robert pcmh"rirn, 81. Mary's: l.. W.
Peterson. Wheeling: H. f.: Stainak"r.
Wheeling: II. c. Ogden. Wheeling; VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
SOME FOOL SUGGESTIONS

4 lot Of fool talk and absurd sugSeS-
ton is perpetrated in the name OF con-
Scrvation and economy. II generally
comes from some OF tho racuous
Bureaucratic simps who loll around
some Of the departments ut Washing
ton and attempt 10 talk wisely on sub
jects they absolutely know nothing
about. Their output is not only ridcu-
lous. but irritating to the sound sense
Of the country. Sometimes 1t is the
higher ups" who are preposterous III
dealing out economic hints.
Owing 10 the restricted coal supply
the couutry is facing. these economic
insists, "deserving" Democratic job
holders are now engaged in advising
the people TO SAVE coal. "" are sol
EMMY adjurcd 10 use care in feeding
il TO tnr furnace OF the stove. for IN
that way each family can save $50 10
800 on its fuel bills. There's conser.
vatinr and economy for YOU. Why. II
good many families saved that much
they would not use any, coal, but that's
tn" advice from the mahogany chair
warmers al Washington.
II you stop and think moment. you
will realize that such stuff is distinctly
reminiscent OF the Democratic free
trade orator who used to afflict the
country in campaign times. In his ex-
allied period of denouncing the rob
ber protective tariff laws passed By
Republicans" he would generally fix
the attention Of some man in his au-
dience. and exclalm: MY brother
10 you know that when you bought
that 9ood-looking suit OF clothes you
have on. the robber tariff made it cost
you at least SIS more than it should?
You were robbed--robbed.'
The speaker usually was paralyzed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
CAN ALWAYS TELL EN-

4 rum-s0aked town carries The
brand Of the saloon just as distinctly
as does the individual victim OF It's
seductionS. Appearances are often de
ceptive. but there IS something about
the Trim. prosperous appearance OF
DRY town which shouts to the visitor
as soon as he enters il; No one could
possibly mistake "Bscrport" across
tn" river for "A dry town. You would
know its character with your eyes
shut. Writing 70 one Of the maya
zines. Ida NJ Tarhell. a woman OF
Worldwide knowledge and close OBJ
servatiOn. tells Of her experience in
visiting unfamiliar towns and cities.
I'VE came 10 know" she writes. "al-
most as soon as We reached new
place whether the town was dry or
not 4 town that had been dry over a
period OF q dozen years had trimness
about the streets and buildings. q look
OF freshness and energy about young
people and old. which stood out In al
most incredible contrast to what we
found in the wet town OF the same
size"
Miss Tarhell says she went 10 a
town in Ohio which had been dry for
thtrty.one years so the hotel-keeper
told he. He claimed 10 be much
travelled person. and said that in all
the many towns which he had known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
WHERE THE PATTI OF DUTY NOW LIES

The first Liberty ovcrsubscibcd
or billion
promotion hcatr the
Treasury. that
subjected similar handicap W" don't know who
eth report entire and
that Chicago perform the West is impossible 10
Subscribers tina; their bit
that the loan tagging sueauous
the for Something awaken the people
possible that CT have not been
brought to full
<en this Mi ouo H. Kahn
Of ben rquailed:
very 20 eround"orE Of nations
ora Dsaes se a s and o onsaUn6 of ] vr @
m ta so Sr to sp 65 @ n o n1Ss s M "
and the fear Of war; mat the s'sFS ana millions a
st1ucton may fruitful works
that the highest TO- which any pe0n ySr nnSr% IT'S
iean nsa' or indeed amongst free men a6ywhere
loyal in this xxi
g.ny he of his means
asking the citizen rartic" profitable
plainly where ought 10 stand YOU fail
country and its righteous cause The government
must have money
soldiers the firing line not only
liberty security Let that
patriot Franklin Lane make this
laner:
Asr n ss3sso oSs to jes'
right live have lived not as someone else wishes US
and undsund spirit that 1.-Two word s 1 which C G
mot t the s n@ H 80 p ossh n bitter @ %
spirit Tnh has snd what an" e p ae and ] p"
retain that Prc IT,, by r Living w
is " more precious that America should live thar ,het
associated the prompt absorption of this
loan the response
indifference and apathy help him out Germany
is watching our every move
She has been led conflict We
and that path lies
solemn patriotic duty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
CAPITAL News

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. L.
Chart, rs were Issued today by the sec
re,nry Of state 10 the following corpoT-
ations:
West Virginia; Traffic Corporation. ~
I,uyiS. W Va. ~ operate. mcrchan'iS"
store at same place; capital stock So
900; incorporators. William Sitter 81
cleveland. Ohio: Michael krainz. lerll
Dwycr T. l.. Anglcmeycr anc J"hh
Pope trick Of Davis.
Wolf Coal company OF Morganto"n.
10 upr.atc in the state of Pennsylvania
capital stock S9j.uUu: incorporators. !.
W. Hillary, ]. +. Wolf. Manuel Woir
and Herman kamlncrrr Of Morgailtown'
and Norris Levine, OF Pittsburgh, Pa
Pilot Knob Oil company Of Hunting
ton, to operate oil wells IN the state OF
Kentucky: capital stock. SSO.hHn: incor-
rorators {. W. Watts, J. +. McClintuck.
NJ 81. Rockwell. c. (. Reehcr and w.
j. Rodgers, all If Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
MUST HAVE PROTECTION

In spite of the clear demonstration
offthe effects OF protection, when the
war interviewed. and acting -: a pro-
tective tariff saved the industrial and
= business Interests from the wreck
towards which they were fast drifting
$ under Democratic free trade policies,
there has been no intimation from
that party that It will change its pol
icies when peace comes. II it "hould
/: happen 10 be in power. The only ex-
on we have had on the subject
the leader Of the administration
was that sentence in his note in reply
to the Pope. in which he said that
mo peace can rest securely upon po-
litical or economical restrictions
meant to benefit some nations and
cripple or embaTass others" This
has been universally interpreted as a
: declaration against a protective tariff.
That the President still remains an
opponent Of protective tariff is fur
Their evidenced by his appointment Of
tariff commissioners a considerable
majority Of whom have been for years
(:n unqualified opposition to protective
principles.
~, are not only laboring under
What is practically L ftcc trade law.
10 continue. When all the rest Of the
world is either enactins or preparing
] 10 enact protective tariffs, we are de
'clring our purpose to leave our mar
kets open to the invasion OF those who
can produce the cheapest by the lahor
of underpaid men. women and chill
dren, accustomed 10 lower standards
Of living than we have deemed proper
in the United States Now is the time
= toprepare for peace. Now is the time
for The United States to get back upon
ita.tme honorcd policy Of building up
Its Industries 50 that it shall enjoy
economic Independence. TIL" accom-
plfshment of this in Tho face ot the
obstacles which the administration
has interposeL will be 4 most difficult
task. We must to it III the, face of
the opposition o. tariff commission;
In the face Of the opposition Of free
Trade Congress. an! against tho oppo'
|TEtttun Of the President OF the United
States.
: --Gpless American enterprise and
American labor are willing to e1-
perience once more che disastrous con-
ditioas OF 1884, svery citizen who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
8HE KNOWS.

The nelghbors GENE around at eve.
and talk With me Of war and gore; and
loudly lament and Hrieye that cant
70 and Stay 3c0re. ! tell the neigh
hors what I'd do. il I were not so old
and fat the fleeing Hun | would pur-
sue. and cleve HIS head and spoil his hat.
And MS I talk OF battles din. OF honor's
call and gIory's charm. my wife. ahe
listens with a Krin-she knows ] Am:
false alarm. She knows ! hate to move
a stem. I'm weeded TO my easy chair
she knows ! hardly have the pep 70
comb the sandburs from my hair. She
hands me- now and a glance that's loaded
down with meaning deep: II seems 10
say. Were you in France. you'd hunt
quiet place to sleep The neighoors
hear my wurlikc spiel. and seem to think
am old Mars; they hear me talk OF
blood and steel IF death and bones and
wounds and sca-s. slip things over
on the -ubes. and make them think
yearn for stife; a man may fool bunch
Of boobs-alas! he cannot fool his WHO.
Oh, now and then she hands E:e one,
glance that says. I'D bet farm you
lack the vim to fire gum she knows
that I'm a false alarm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

Referendum No. e.. submitted by the
chamber OF commerce Of the United
States OF America 70 it's organization
members for decision by October -. COW
ers federal regulation Of railroads un-
der three aspects: FIRST. federal char
tErS for all railroads engaged In inter
state commerce; second. federal rcEult-
tlun Of rates. Including intrastatc rates
where they are embraced In IN inter
state rate; third. federal regulation and
supervision OF the issuance u railroad
securities.
AZ first glance one would suppose that
changes 50 extensive and 80 grave IN thu.
conduct or our national raj WAY system
should be rricgatcd t. Il period Of pro-
found peace. when mems minds could
consider the roIscuu, III their cv'
cry ramihcatIun. But the truth IL that
now is the time when III" simpliiiralt"n
and coordination OF railroads and or
railway finance arr of immrual" ana
paramount, importance. while "aly srr-
und to IN" present urgency Is the futnrc
that near future. as We all hope. when
tn. demands Of war shall hav" given
way 10 th.. international competitions or
restored peace.
w arc crippled aS a t'eliErr"nt l''"-
RE for The present ny our CoilpiI'tt''
railway regulations anu We shall ""
xniuE lame as Il competitive I""pi'. for
ih. sam: reason. ~ soon rs intr!na-
tirnal trad. resumes ils normal uctiTl-
Ties. So. although W" may feel ihat W."
hive our hands nI"r. than full wash tn
emergencies If rs current struggle.
fhrsr reforms constitute distinctly help
full solutions OF Oh" among its major
Problems
Of course. The decision reached
through! The chambers referendum can
an"an: to nothing more than con-
scnsuS ur tfn more intelligent and "a
E,rr rr.,,i publ, opinion throughout tn"
United states: but Il will Serr" for th"
Administration AMI for Congress. IA Il
very urfiuite iulimatinn that in'"ll;grni
publIr opinion is prepared |" accept the
charges ms things required Tor The COM
In"n w"lfarr.
Tho N"wlnuGS Commission has in
charge the Investigation "f Nil C"n'i-
tionS pertaining tn pub!ic service cor
porutions in the United States. includ-