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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
h. national News Servles.

In, national News Servlee.
 HAVANA. Feb. 16.--It is announced hcrc as authentic news from Wash ington that the United States govern ment has ordered warships to pro- ceed to Cuban ports to be ready to lend aid to the Cuban government in case the revolution gets beyond con- tlol.
 American cruisers are now on the way to the following Cuban ports: Havana. Santiago, Nevitas Tnd Cien- fuegos.
 A dispatch just received says that a United States gunboat has appear ed off Cienfuegos.
 President Menocal and the mem bers of his administration are facing the crisis with no misgivings. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
BERNSTORFF PARTY DENIED VIEW OF HALIFAX
NEW MEXICAN BORDER AFLAmE
 BANDIT RAID IS EXPECTED

tain in command of the Villis;as now nenacing the New Mexican border is planning to make raid on that Co. of New Mexico which projects into Mexico a few hundred miles west of Fl Paso.
 That this is the bandits intention is known from reliable sources. How ever no orders have been issued to General Funston who will deal with the situation as it arises.
 FL PASO. Feb. 16.--Agents of the department of justice are investigat- ing the reports that the renewed ac-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
 BONE DRY LAW FOR
 STATE OF WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Feb. 16.--The legislature of the state of Washington with only three dissenting votes passed bone dry law yesterday.
 It will go into effect on June 10 of this year providing Governor Lister signs it. If he does not it will be passed over his head by the legisla- ture
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
Pacific News Service.

Pacific News Service.
 COLUMBUS, Feb. 16.-The entire Mexican border is afiame with excite ment owing to the presence of strong attachments of Villas bandits who are encamped just across the line.
 There is no river here to mark the farther south on the Texan frontier and a raid by the bandits is easy of execution.
 The people expect new outrages and every preparation has been made to repel attacks.
 The choice of a camping place so
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

close to the line is regarded as q taunt and defiance And the bearing and shouted words and gesticulations of the Mexican outlaws indicates con tempt for Americans.
 As vet they have refrained from approaching too close to the line and II is certain if hey attempt a raid it will take place at night.
 Cavalry and infantry detachments are patrollng the line.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-Informa- that General SaIazar, the Villa chief
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
PRISONERS REPORTED
 RELEASED
International News Service.

International News Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.A report the American sailors tha. were taken pi 'soners on the Yarrowdale and talk en to Zeebrugge and held there by tic Germans, have been released and will be sent 10 Switzerland.
 President Wilson and Secretary Lansing are awaiting confirmation of the report.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
International News Service.

International News Service.
 HALIAx. Feb. 16.--The Norweg- fan hner Frederick VIII. with former Ambassador Bernstorff and his party aboard is lying off this port this af- teraoon. According to the ruling made by the British admiralty the Frederick VIII. will be compelled to stand off shore until after dark when it will be taken into port for exam inatioa.
 The reason for this regulation is apparent for in the Berns.orff party arc military and naval attaches who might gather much valuable informa- ton of the defences of Halifex and
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

the fact is well concealed for wound cd soldiers returning to England say tfat they have seen no Japanese. The wounded men do say. however, that the Japanese are expected to send half million men to take part ir the spring offensive. How the ru- nor originated they do not know.
 The American bound Cunarder en- ccuntered many warships while com ing across.
 Patriotic Festival Friday. Unique after dinner program.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

HAVANA, Feb. f6.-This morning d band of revolutioaists under Captain Portal were defeated and dispersed by government troops.
 The revolution is thought to be nearly over as not one single success oi, the field has yet been gained by the enemies of the administration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
international News Service.


 PARIS, Feb. 16.--Although former Ambassador to Germany James w. Gerard is travelling as a private citi- zen President Poincaire has given elders that his visit in Paris shall be nude the cause of an elaborate dem oIistiation.
 papers which commented very fav- cIably on the plan. More American flags have made their appearance dfaped on balconies, hung from win COWS and swung to the breeze in u ousands of places.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
TOTAL OF SHIPS
 SUNK SMALL
international Now. Service.

international News Service.
 LONDON. Feb. 16.--Four more ships were reported sunk up to noon today making total of III since February 1.
 Some of these have been very small vessels and the average per day
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
U. 5. SENDING SHIPS
 ID CUBA; REVOLUTION
 REPORTED NEAR EN[

lii ger portion of army officers and nearly all of the enlisted men remain true to their oath and are loyal to the government. he moral and ma tel al support of the United States is tending to reduce the ardor of the iEsurrectos.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

is only seven per day which is not so large as during the closing months Of las. year
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

tivity on .he part of the bandits Is due to the efforts of German consuls who have fled to Mexico from Am between Germany and the United States. There have been seemingly reliable reports that these agents of Germany are urging on and advising the bandits.
 Moose social dance, Feb. 19, g D. m. Members and friends. Adm. soc.
 Turkey Dinner Friday 6:30, at Fed rated Church. Fish served.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
SEVEN BRITISH AER0PLANES
 DOWNED
International News Service.

BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-ofioial an nouncement has been made that grea. activity prvailed in the air over the Snmme sector last Sunday. The Brit
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

ish sent out many scouting aeroplanes which flew over the German positions They were met by gun fire and Ger man air craft and seven of the enemy planes were brough. to earth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
FRENCH DEMONSTRATION ON ELABORATE SCALE IN
 HONOR 0F GERARD

The, papers say that this demons.ra- tion is eminently proper because Am- erica is now morally supporting the allies. The severance of diplomatic repugnance with which America re- g; rds Germany's defiance of the laws 0. nations. Whether America goes to war against Germany or not does not alter the fact that America is now nj the side of the allies in opposition to that nation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

was raking the vessel The subma rine without more ado prepared to hanch torpedo When destruction seemed inevitable the Honduras start ed again and describing circle sue ceoded in ramming the U-hoat and doaling it a death blow.
 The captain of the Honduras says that he is aware that his act will re- suit in his death if he falls into the hands of the Germans but he felt called upon to defend his ship and his crew and hopes that he can sink another submarine on the return trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

All kinds of sleigh and ski wood on sale at Ross mill and shop. Also building and mining timber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

The Nome Bowling Clubs alleys are ow open from noon to midni0ht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16

New Ia,o eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop. $1 .0O per dozen. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-16
BILL OF FARE. LADIES' AID DINNER.

Soup. Fish. Roast Turkey
 With Cranberry Sauce. Salad. Potatoes. Peas. Ice Cream. Cake. Coffee.
 Friday, 630 to S:30. Office and Residence os lister, trsioh.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
"MASQUE OF LIFE
100000 PRODUCTION

Costing 100000, containing num-
berless thrills and taking seven
months to produce, it was no wonder
that 1.-The Masque of Life made an
instant success in New York 1t is
playing here at Fox's theater tonight
and tomorrow. 1t is so decidedly diff
ferent from any other picture ever
shown in America that it is almost
impossible to draw a comparison. 1t
is melodrama pure and simple
but great big melodrama, played
with sincerity, and having as a back
ground the most remarkable series of
exciting happenings that have ever
been put into seven reels. At the
start Of the story there is distinct SIM
plicity of plot development which
fixes the characters firmly in the
mind, and gives to each a direct and
human interest. There are only three
or four real characters IN the whole
story-Evelyn, the beautiful circus
girl heroine her father, and the
young prince, who loves her. The as
cension of the prince to the throne
prevents his marrying the girl, and
she disappearing from sight thought
to be dead by him. He marrles an
other of royal blood, and not until
Evelyn rescues the babe, who has
been stolen by circus chlmpanzee,
do the lovers meet again. The OBJ
stacles of their friendship seem un-
surmountable and form the basis FOR
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
OPERA SINGERS TO
y, APPEAR AT KEENEYS

With kathlyn Williams and Theo-
dore Roberts in the leading roles,
Keeneys will offer during the first
three days Of the current week the
Lasky production 1.-THE Cost of Hate.
This picture is taken from the great
novel of the same name and it is
proving popular on the circuit. We'd
nesday and Thursday there will be a
new episode in THE Voice on the
Wire" and on Friday and Saturday
the thirteenth chapter in "The Neg
lected Wife" will be shown.
The film feature for the last three
days of the week will be an adapta-
ton on F. Hopkinson Smiths story
1.-The Tides of Barnegat''
r. Morrow and company will pre-
sent selections from "CaValeria Rusti-
cana as the vaudeville leader for the
week.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
KENNETH HARLAN
AT LYCEUM TODAY

Tonight and tomorrow the Lyceum
offers Kenneth Harlan who was very
popular with the Lyceum Players and
who was a favorite as the leading
man in stock production at the Ly-
ceum. He has been acting before the
camera for some time now and has
made quite "a name for himself, hav-
ing appeared in some of the leading
photo plays produced. He is sup
porting Bessie Love in "Cheerful
Givers,' q 5-reel entertaining photo
play. Here Is a chance for all his
friends and admirers in this city to
give him a welcome when he ap-
pears in this picture at the Lyceum.
On the same program will be THE
Secret kindom' with Dorothy Kelly
and Charles Richman, another one
of the famous Black Cat stories. The
Lyceum Weekly will show you what
our boys are doing somewhere in
France" Don't forget the Lyceum
always has the best at no advance m
prices.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
NERVOUSNESS
and BLUES
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness,

Washington Park, Ill-"1 am the
mother of four children and have suf-
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
News For 7heater@oers and Women Readers
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
hy ADELE GARRISON

AS l descended the stairs I debated
whether or not l should COMMUNE
cate lAllian's fears to Dicky was
not really as alarmed as she an
peafed TO be, and l reflected that Il
"ah probah)ly over-anxiety for her
niue "aaghter that made her so
rflshtehed, But when I reached the
lower stair | was startled out of nv
calmneSs.
This Mystery-'
foF outside the hall door some
th'hs moved, 1 caught the shadow
OF ~ On the glass, and then in the
next breath 1t was gone.
FORCED my voice to calmness and
spoke to Dicky.
win YOU please coma hAr. a.o.
! asked.
tie came to my side and mo-
toned to him to close the living room
door.
Ihere was something moving lust
no" OUTSIDE the hail door" T said,
an" Ll''lah IS terribly nervous up
STAIRS ta'ks about stray pistol shots
anu thihsS ike that. Perhaps YOU
ia" pe''er get Jim and you men go
cut ana see what you can find. No
no! as the realization OF my words
came TO me. don't 20 out. didn't
mean that Whoever it is might
shoot you.''
Dicky laughed at my fears and.
STOPPING, kissed me-
TAKE Mrs. Durkee up to Lillian's
room lot while" he said, land
We'll solve this mystery"
The crash of the glass in the hall
uoor answered him. Something buried
itself IN the wall behind me.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30

to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me to health and I want to thank
you for the good they have done me. I
have had quite bit Of trouble and
worry but it does not affect my youth
full looks. My friends say why do you
look so young and well?' l owe it all
to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies.
Mrs. RoBT. SToPIEL, Sage Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
Ifyou have any symptom about which
you would like to know write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free Of
charge.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30

the cleVerest sort Of plot develop
ment. The exciting scenes are topped
by the fight between girl and monkey
on top Of a $50 foot chimney, and
the tremendous fire scenes, when the
whole circus amphitheater burns
down. Gorgeously spectacular are
the ballet and pageantry scenes, and
a number of effects absolutely new to
picturedom have been introduced bv
the clever directors who, sometimes
at tremendous effort have secured
most wonderful effects.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30

love advertisements.
One becomes so satiated with over
statements, with extravagances, with
exaggerations, with fluent and uncon-
sidered assertions, that to find some
one who weighs words and is in
clned to give underweight, who I'M
derstates rather than oVerStates, is
like tasting a relish of olives Or salt
ed nuts after one has grown weary
of too much sweets.
Do you know what I mean?
Ask anyone if he knows how TO
swim.
Nine people out of ten, if they can
swim at all will say, ooh yes, I'm
quite a swimmer" or something TO
that effect.
And Perhaps Two Out Of Nine Really
Swim.
Boil it down and you will find that
perhaps two out of these nine are
easily, don't mind getting ducked I'M
der and don't measure their progress
by yards. Of the other six, there will
be. perhaps, four mediocre swimmers
and two who are of that variety who
stay on top of the water but don't adj
vance any.
Now the kind Of person I like Is
the man who when asked if he swins
says, Yes, fairly we'll and then
turns out to be good swimmer.
OF course 1 don't mean that like
raise humility. The man I mean Is
SO used to his powers that he doesn't
oVerrate them, and SO much inter-
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
ASK FOR and GET
The Original
Matted Milk
Institutes Cost YOU Sans Price.

3iLE SANITARlUM and PRIVATE
HOSPITAL.
CEDAR STREET. NEW BRITAIN.
edicaI, Surgical and Obstetric Patients
st location, excellent surroundings. freq
a institutional atmosphere. The limited
her Of eight received assures close In
dual attention. All physicians entitled
Recognition.
Dnducted solely BY
MARY l.. NAGLE. X. n
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
DRIVES AGONY
FROM JOINTS
and MUSCLES
Prescription 80" Makes
You Feel Fine and Comfortable

All the druggists are selling "Neu-
trone Prescription 80" these days be-
cause already dozens Of suffering and
weary people here in this country have
learned that there is nothing In this
wide world that will do as much good
to sore, tired, inf1amed joints and mus
Giles as "Neutrone Prescription g."
Take "Neutrone Prescription 80"
today! You will find relief, and after
two or three doses all rheumatic
troubles will fade away. It's re-
freshing and stimulating liquid, is
"Neutrone Prescription go, and won
derfully soothing and effective.
And a weeks treatment for only
soc! It's the finest prescription you
ever saw to tone up the stomach and
kidneys. 1t absolutely removes the
causes. Mail orders filled; no extra
charge.
Seltzer Drug Co., and leading
druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30
SIDE TALKS
Underweight in Words
By RUIH CAMERON

ested in men who can do more than
he that he honestly doesn't think SO
much of his own abilities
Cnderstatements Are As Humorous
As Exaggerations.
L love the humOr of UNDERSTAND
ment too. contrast drawn between
an old time and a modern prayer
meeting is quoted by one of the
weekly reviews. The old prayer meet
ing Is described. 1t lasted from nine
in the morning to five IN the after
noon and incldued two sermons of an
hour each and two prayers of two
hours each besides other incidentaIs
now continues the review after
quoting this description, IF we should
place one of our modern PRAYER
meetings up against this account the
Methodist editor suspects the differ
ence could be discerned."
No Overstatement Could Convey So
Much.
What a world of quiet humorous
ment. No extravaganza Of statement
could point the difference between
the old and new half so we'll
Understatement is a form of re-
serve. You are holding back some
thing. 1t suggests power and pos
sibilities 1t piques the interest and
arouses confidence. Strange so few
people seem to care to use it!
~
New Britain herald., 1917-07-30

fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me 50 nervous
I could just tear
everything to pieces
and I would ache all
over and feel 50 sick
that I would not
want anyone to talk
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
r ARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
HOW 10 B AT THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING


LIVING.
Be a producer yourself by Joining the
Hung 1rford Potato Growers association.
The "octo )us," known as THE Middle
man" don't He this association and are
doing all in their power to try to put the
State officials IN its trail. They have
complained against II; they say 1t Is
"Blue Sky''-they say 1t should not be al
lowed to exist within the confines of this
great state, BUT. The Hdngerford Potato
Growers Asst, lation courts full and thor
ough investigat' 4; has asked the State
off las for heari..g, and are ready az
any and all times 10 meet the charges or
the selfish, ~ ig, g!cwering and grow
ling Octopus or their hirelings. This Is
a day and age OF THE People, and We
are for the rcople and believe that the
people are for US. The people need us.
T. people Mill better off when many
! more compaAisc like ours have started.
However. there will never be another As
sociation or Co...pany start that will give
the People any Ne for their money thas
does our Association. Every Club In
Omaha should dorse us. We are the
missing link" We are the great me-
dunn for which all your Clubs ar-
striving. Just endorse US and join US
and YOU have accomplished your object.
We court your ompt and thorodeh in
vestigation and the President and Secr--
tary of The dungerford Potato Growers
Association are either or both ready and
willing to app-ar before any OF your
Leagues, or Clubs and answer clearly
and concisely any ID p" q stions pro-
pounded by my and all members or
officers--Wil you not invite US? We are
your 'mlssin link" Direct from tn.
Of The Hu erfo ! -'otato Growers Asso-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
Montana Lands.
MONTANA LAND.

MON lana LAND.
Irrigated land with perpetual water
right at Waller, Montana. Land raises so
bushels Of wheat. 100 bushels Of oats, so
bushels of barley per acre; also fine al
falfa. NJ. Burt county farmers now
there and doing fine and more going.
Price OF land and water only s41.50 per
acre on terms of $3.50 per acre cash, bal
ance ~ years. Round-trip rate from
Omaha 1910 on Tuesday. March 9Th.
Join us. Write to Duane Pratt, Tekamah,
Neb. Or call at s26 World Herald Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
CHOICE MONTANA land. by owners. in
tracts to suit. Low prices. easy terms
Holt Land and Cattle Co., First National
Bank Bldg. Miles city Mont.
Minnesota Lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
GREAT BARrAIN IN NEBRASKA
FARM.

SEQ ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED,
NEAR ELGIN, NEB., ANTELOPE
COUNTY. 50 ACRES FINE FALL
WHEAT AND 80 ACRES FALL RYE
GOES, 2O-ACRE GROVE. on ACRE
GRAPES, ALSO AN EXCELLENT BEAR
ING ORCHARD. RAISED $4,000 IN
GRAIN IN 1916. PLENTY OF GOOD
BARNS AND BUILDINGS. A FINE TWO
STORY s-RooM HOUSE WITH BASE
MENf AND A $1,000 WATER WORKS.
IF SOLD BEFORE APRIL / WILL TAKE
$50 PER ACRE. MIGHT CARRY BACK
$4,000 AT PER CENT. WOULD ALSO
CONSIDER WELL IMPROVED SMALL
FARM IN CLOSE TO A GOOD TOWN
IN IOWA OR NEBRASKA OR A PAY
ING GARAGE.
u E. T. JONES,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

FOR RENT. VI
FLATS
214-2i6 No. 25th. 1S-r., modern. $50. 90
s2i-23 SO. 18th ST., 20-r.. C. w.... so. 90
22f5 Military Ave, 6-r. hat........ Is. 90
1046 So. goth St.. 6-r, G. W., gas. IL. 90
b3S So. 29th St., ar. c. w........ 1900
1914 So nth St., 6-r.. C. w........ ii 90
DETACHED HOUSES.
1919 No. goth st., s-r, modern. >. 26. 90
1546 SO. 2sth St., 7-r.. c. w.... 20. so
1341 80. 27th St., 6-r. modern.... 20. SO
i22s Park Wild Ave. Or, c. W.
bath ...... ................ 20, 90
900 No 26th St, 7-r., c. W., gas. !. Is. 90
ii1s No. 26th ST., 7-r.. c. W., bath. is. 90
s37 SO. 22d St, Or, bath, @. w... II. 90
1907 Burdette ST., 6-r., C. w, bath. 1s. 90
2is No. 25th St., 6-r., c. W., gas. :. IS. 90
s13 SO. 19th st., s-r., c. w........ IS. 90
26l9 Davenport St., 6-r., C. W., bath. 16. 90
1919 Dewey Ave, 5-r., c. w......., IL.
1929 No. 22d St., Ar. C. w..... 12 80
ti1s No. 25th Ave, Ar, C. w.... IL. 80
1916 Hickory St. S-r.. we'll. ........ 500
GARVIN BROS,
s45 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
ELMwooD, NEB.

IF you will just stop to consider the plan
and the proposition that is being made
the people by the Hungerford Potato
Growers association, you Will readily con-
cede 1t to be the very best thing possible
for the consuming public of Omaha. The
poorest man in omaha can afford to join
this association. The man or woman Of
medium means cannot afford to stay out
of the association because 1t Is safe
and sane investment which Will make
them SO is to 100 per cent upon their
investment. The friends of the oonsum-
ing public cannot afford to ignore US for
our association is really the medium
through which they can accomplish their
aims and ambitions. Why not all Of you
join us? Why not all of you get together
and challenge US to show you how we
are your missing link" We are ready;
are you? The result---an honest result is
what you want We are that result. We
make 1t possible for you, the consumer, to
also be producer. We cut out the mid
dleman. Hungerford Potato Growers AS
sociation, 18th and Howard SITS. Doug.
a37t
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

~ FREE HoMESTEADs.
$40 AND $40 ACRES. UTAH.
Ideal climate, home markets, dry and
irrigated farms; free circular. Box 607,
Sal, Lake City, Utah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
TRAIN
ROUTE To CAMP
CAPTAIN BRECKENRIDGE 5oNE:
SENDS ORDERS TO COUNTY
AND CITY DRAFT cEAIE-
MEN.
Will Depart over 3. &c o. at O'CLOCK
Tomorrow Afternoon ArT1Vlng
at Fort Friday Night

,rb. n<ririni time ur the depart rr M
,I,s. dr,ftr.4 from tho Hull more & ON"
local station Tomorrow afternoon. inc
ru,,,. To he taken and the time of arri-
vnl a, Fort Schivcn. Ga. was received
Yesterday morning by pr. John Ia
hickey, chairman If the Ohio county
draft board and lndG" Zen :. hnnecK"r'
chairman ~ the city of Wheeling draft
board.
rrhr order WAS received from CAPTAIN
Errrkrnrltlgr .lnnrS q; thu West virginia
military department. II states that the
,su.rial train will l"av" here At O'CLOCK
Sharr Thursday afternoon. ctrrying lo4
draflrrs from this city and On from ON"
county. n total OF lai men. arriving at
NuuntIsvIuc ut 40 o'clock. here y
rnuIIuyrnt of IS soldiers from Marshall
county VIII cnlr1rIn On the special. Sup
prr will be eaten ut. Grafton and tho
special will continue over the Baltimore
4 Ohio road 10 Washington. Er,Mkfast
will bN eaten On route betwecn Rich
mond and Washington. ut which point
tho spccinl will be run ovor the w. 8.
IF. & i. road to Richmond Va, Din
nor will he eaten between these points.
From Richmond Ia Savannah the train
will vc operated over III" a. c. l.. r. r..
aud from Savannah To Fort ScriVen tho
srcriaI will hr run over tho Central OF
tinnrgta railroad. The special Is sched-
ulcd tn arrive ut Fort S,:riren Late Fri
day evening. where supper Will be
served. It il expected that tho trip
from Wheeling 10 the Georgia camp
will be made in about thirty-ftvc ours.