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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-09
WILSON CONFERENCE CON
HOOVER

WASHINGTON, Julio 7.-El pre-
sidente Wilson tuvo hoy una confe-
rencia con Mr.. Herbert c. Hoover,
administrator de where's Y despues
de esa entrevista tuvo otra confe-
rencia con los miembros del Conse-
10 de Exportacion.
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do de tres de los mas activas genera
les carrancistas.
Ienoranse aun los nombres de dos
de estos generates, pero Sc sabe que
uno de ellos sera ell referido general
Alejo Gonzalez.
Las divisiones iran del todo bien
pertrechadas y entraran en- campana
dentro de pocas semanas, pues, Sc
gun parece, el felicismo va consti-
yendo una verdadera amenaza para
ell gobierno carrancista en- el sur de
Mexico.
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Fueron apreneHdidos unOS
individnOS aCuSadOS de =
cOnspiradOres
Ieleqrama Especial psra (. PRESsa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, julio s.
Contra noventa Y ocho personals Sc
han presentado acusaciones, por es-
tar interesadas en- Ia promotion de
I'M movimiento revolucionario contra
el gobierno ingles en- Ia India. Las
noventa Y echo personals quienes Sc
acusa de estar trabajando en- ese
sentido Sc encuentran radicadas en-
diversas ciudades de los Estados
Unidos, Y entire ellos Sc cuentan mi
llonarios, agentes diplomaticos
consulares alemanes Y trabajadores
hindds.
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de charla nChole Coyzueta
La eminente artista nos
habio de como esta
eI arte musical
en- Mexico

Que sabio Y que c!erto dec!r el de
la bella cOpla de aquel poeta melan-
c6lico que Sc llam6 Jorge Manrique
V fuera de los que con su genio So
berano. trocaran de riistica en- DANA
a Ia bellisima multiforme habla es-
panola: que honda verdad la de los
versos que nos afirman cn-'como a
nuestro parecer- cualquiera tempo
pasado-fue mejor.
Tai. cuando menos, pensaba aver
el reporter, cuando, en- el hall del
Hotel Crockett, pe?.-ient de los Ia
bios de una ilustre artista meXlcana,
veia renacer ante su espirltu el pa
sado glorioso del arte musical meXi-
cano, hoy un 81 es no es de capa
caida, como todo, por mas que aun
halla quien por 81 luche bravamente.
Que quien es Ia ilustre artista?,
estaras preguntandote, lector.
Pues es NADIA menos que una cuyo
nombre, 81 en- terra de Mexico has
vivido, leiste en- mil carteles y oiste
en- mil bocas, ALA cuando aun no
habia nj revoluciones nj ap6stoles,
nj democracia, ALA cuando Sc podia
vivir V cantar en- paZ, sin que para
clio fuese 6bice la tirania: es Cho-
| le Govzueta, una de las mas grandes
cantantes mexicanas, la que, tras Ia
desaparici6n de aquella mujer-mara-
villa que Sc llam6 Angela Peralta,
prolong6 en- terra de Mexico nues-
tro anejo prestigio artistico.
Los amos han pasado, mudado los
gustos Y las escuelas el prestlgio
de Chole Goyzueta. la que una no.
che enloqueciera al publico Del Ma
cional, cantando Hermann, ell lugal
de una soprano repentinamente indis
puesta, sigue en- pie, siempre el mis-
mo.
La Goyzueta en- San Antonio
Alguien dijo aver al reporter:
La Goyzueta esta en- San Anto
; Mo.
Y en- su busca fue al punto, ente
RADIO de que Sc hospedaba en- el Ho
. tel Crockett y de que en- breve parti
ria de esta ciudad, Ia que habi;
llegado en- escala de un viaje mayor
No estaha. Retirabase el reporte
prometiendose volver cuantas vece
, fuera necesario, cuando IA artista pc
metro al Hall, invadido aquella hor:
por una muchedunlbre elegante.
Pocas palabras de instruction,
cantante Y reporter estaban en- pie
ma entrevista.
! Rumbo a los Angeles
y La Sra. Goyzueta, va Ia ciuda
de los Angeles, California, a pasa
sPasa 10 Sc. plaza Col. Sal
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EXPIDIO UN DECRETO RESTRlN=
GIENDO la SALIDA DE CO.
MESTIBLES,Y ADEMAS la DE-
HIERRO, FERTILiZANTES, CON-
REjSTIBlES Y MUNIClONES
SoIamente con permiso' del
gobiernO pOdran ser eS=
poftados eSOS articulOs
Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENSa-

Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENSa
WASHINGTON. Julio S.-El pre-
sidente Wilson expidi0 hoy en- IA no.
che una proclama decretando um III
barge sobre las eXportaciones los
paises neutrales. de los productos
americanos que pudieran servir para
aproviSionar 4 sus propioS enemigos,
asi como tambien con e. prop6sito
de conServar las eXiStenciaS de
viveres, combUstibleS y materias pri-
mas Ell el pals. II proclama sobre
el embargo de referencia, empezara
su-tir sus efectos el dia - del pre-
sente mes
Despuss de esa fecha las exporta-
clones para cualQuier pals, de CO
mestibles Y productOs alimenticios
de todas classes. hierro acero, subs
tancias para Ia fertilization abono
de las tiercas. comoustibles Y muni-
clones. solo podran hacerse con l.
cencia que debera obtenerse de Ia
Secretaria de Concrete. Tai medi-
da ma sido autorizada por el Congre-
so, con motive de Ia aprobaci6n del
proyecto sobre e. espionaje.
El presidente Wilson Immediate
mente despues de expedir su procla-
ma. hizo una declaration expresando
que el gobierno tiene al presente, su
atenci6n fila, en- el mejoramiento de
las condiciones economicas sobre la
alimentaci0n. que han surg!do Y que
probablemente surgiran en- este pals,
antes de que las nuevas cosechas sean
levantadas. para Yer de solucionar
ese problema de Ia manera mas "a
vorable.
'El primer deber al exportar los
productos que excedan a las necesi-
dades del pals. dijo ei presidente, de-
be dirigirse llenar las necesidades
de nuestros aliados en- Ia guerra
contra Alemania' Por 10 que con-
cierne a Ia preston sobre los paises
neutrales contiguos a los imperios
centrales. e. primer Magistrate anne
ricano, diio: "Considerando los de-
fectos del sistema de aprovisiona-
miento, el gobierno, desea asegurar-
Sc de que los neutrales estan aho-
rrando sus propios recursos Y que
las provisiones que les enviemOs no
estan sirviendo directa indirecta-
mente para alimentar al enemigo."
Esta declaration del presidente Sc
toma aqui. como refiriendose a 10
cue Sc expreS0 en- Ia session ejecuti-
va del Senado. cuando esta clausula
del proyecto de eSpioHaje Sc puso 4
discussion Y en- la que Sc habl6 de
Que el gobierno deberia aSegurarse
81 los cargamentos de una claSe de
productos Dinamarca, Holanda. los
Paises escandinavos. Suiza, pudie-
ran dar lugar Z que en- esoS paises
Sc dispusiera de otros productos pa
"a exportarlos Alemania. FL en-
barge sera puesto sobra tales eX-
portaciones los neutrales, i fin de
evitar que de esa nlanera, esos pal.
ses esten en- aptitud de aprovisional
Alemania de otroS articulos cue
necesita para IA continuation de |:
guerra
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prohibicion en- el Estado de Sonora,
decretada por ell general Gales du-
rante ell regimen Unconstitutional.
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70 ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has a
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
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CPasa a la Pag. ga. Col. 7a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-09

Compre usted sus libros en- espahol
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, ll8 N.
Sta. Rosa Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
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Rumbo a los Angeles

La Sra. Goyzueta, va Ia ciudad
de los Angeles, California, pasar
IPasa 10 So. plaza Col. Sal
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
29,42O,oOO PHONE CALLS
DAILY I'M US. REPORTED

New York. March ia daily aver
age Of 29,420,000 telephone calls was
recorded in 1916 by the Bell system,
which was approximately 100 calls a
year for every man, woman and child
in the United States. according to the
annua statement of the company,
made public here today. 1t was an
nounced that the pressure of business
had been SO great that it was planned
to spend 100000, 900 this year for i'm
provements as against $66. 000, 600 last
year.
Total operating revenue for 1916
was $264,6o0,0 900, an increase of sao,151,-
900 over s1915.
The report Of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. sepa-
rated from that of the Bell system.
showed net earnings OF $44,743, 376, an
increase Of $3,623,SS9 over 1915.
Over the entire Bell system during
the year there We're added 1,344.7f0
miles Of wire. bringing the total to
e, $50, 315.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
u. S. Officials Recommend Full
Fighting Strength, lReh,d-
ing Reserves, Be Mo-
biIized at Once.
ANOTHER ENLISTMEM GAIN
Sixteen Huge "zeppeinsn Are
Bought for Navy. Deiiv-
cry to Begin Within
Three Months.

Washington. D. c.. March 1s-Mobi-
hzation of the complete fighting
strength OF the navy has been recon-
mcnded by naval officials. The APP
prevail of President Wilson must be
had before orders can be sent calling
out the reserves, assembling the naval
militia and releasing all active officers
now OH shore duty for sea service.
Immediate graduation OF the first
class at Annapolis would &c included
In the plan in order to make up as far
as possible the Threatened shortage Of
officers.
An active recruiting campaign would
also be necessary.
Navy Recruiting Grows.
Navy recruiting continues to shcw a
great Increase. For the first eight days
In March the net gain was 718 men.
Many OF the recruits are coming from
districts where the Navy league is
actively cooperating with h depart
mcnt. On March l there were 59.037
enlisted men in the navy and on March
8, 59,T5$.
Theirs are still needed for mobiliza-
ton. including regular and reserves,
IS Dirisihles Sought.
Purchase of 16 non rigid dirigible air
ships for coast and harbor patrol work
49, SOSS VI HSoASs1 Woo c'
nounced today by the navy depart
ment.
: The Curtiss Aeroplane company, OF
Buffalo. N. Y, was awarded three for
$122.g50; the Connecticut Aircraft
company, New Haven, Conn, two for
$4,000; h Goodyear Tire & Rubber
company. Akron, Ohio, nine for $780,
0oo, and the B. r. Goodrich company,
OF Akron, two for $4,000. Deliveries
will: begin within 100 days.
The airships are the first of such
typo to be bought by the navy under
the recent $5.o0O,0 900 appropriation for
-nercnautics. They will be 100 feet in
length, Biz feet in diameter and 30
feet high over all. Will be equipped
with radio communication and 1907
horsepower motors, capable of making
q continuous flight of 16 hours at 80
miles each and a maximum speed OF
AZ miles an hou for 10 hours.
Under the designs drafted by naval
constructors the dirigibles will be able
to operate from shore bases and alight
on water surfaces in good weather.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
scoTLANp.
SOUTH DAKOTA

The electric street car service OF
Amsterdam is municipality owned and
managed. Its annual receipts are near
" $1,000. 600, with a profit of about 10
per cent. No deficit has ever occurred
under the city management. The lines
oil cars are numbered from 1 to 10, and
have ID total of 40 miles OF track. The
cars bear their respective numbers and
signs to show the starting n terminal
points and important intermediate
places. When the routes are known,
however. the lines are always referred
to by their numbers. The trolley sup
port is formed of two arms, about two
feet apart from the base up to near
~ top, where the space widesas to
about four feet the width of the hori-
xontal rod which touches and travels
along the overhead wire. Thus there
is never the trouble OF delay caused by
the trolley getting off the wire as
where a wheel is used. Between the
arms OF the trolley support hangs he
number of ach line, in large figures
plainly visible several hundred feet dis
tant The number is also shown
against glass at zach end of the car,
and is Illuminated at night. This sys-
tenn of numbering, which is believed to
have originated in Amsterdam, is now
extending widely owe Europe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
U. s. APPEALS CoyRI
RULES IN LAND CASE
limited Government Will Insti.
tute Actions in Alleged
Land Graft Cases.

Lead. S. D.. March Norbert p.
Stewart, United States district attor-
ney, has received word from the court
of appeals of the Eighth circuit. at 81.
Louis, that the case of the United
States against Carl Putin and others
has been confirmed by the court of APP
peals. This vas the case which at
tracted much attention throughout the
country by virtue Of the fact that I'M
to sue for damages where fraudulent
entries have been made, and where the
government is otherwise prevented
from proceeding in equity to cancel the
patents. No announcement has been
made as to when the government ex-
poets to institute the actions, which
undoubtedly will be in wholesale num-
bers, but wherever fraud has been
pract1sed in the obtaining of lands
from the government these snits are
expected to follow for the damages
sustained by the government.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
LIRERAL PARRY PLANMEp.

New York, March l2.--Announce-
n1ent that negotiations are under way
with progressive republicans n demo-
Observation-Disclosures, socialists and rep
resentatives OF other parties Ito meet
with a committee Of progressives and
discuss plans for the formation of a
league Of liberals was made by Mat
thew Hale. acting chairman of the pro-
gressive national committee, in issuing
2 call fora convention Of enrolled mem
As and Ia.
Mr.. Hale asserted that the radical
Ism. ofathe progressiyes OF 1912 now
had largely become the law of the land.
The solid south, he said. would yield
only tosa third party. He urged that
the progressives unite the liberal ele-
mcnts in all parties into a ..d~ominant
power for good goyernment,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15

Only a few miles from Buenos Aires
comes upon the pampas h sweep
of level plain covers roughly 2.000.0 900
square miles. making a n of terri
tory nine times the size OF England
ana double the extent of Mexico. There
are unbroken ranges of 1000 miles of
absolutely flat land, across which the
traveller may ass for hundreds of miles
and hardly see a town wonthy of the
name. The of the big farms
live in Buenos Aires or Europe. and
the vast ~unoccupied pampas still await
needed immigration from other lands
TO become productive. AS a rule the
4 families of wealth live together in
their large palatial homes, keeping
much to themselves. They carry along
n traditions of their clan. but are not
especially interested in the reform OF
A.rgentine life or in the extensive open
ing up of new field OF service and On
pOrLunity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
PAYMENT OF STATE
TROOPS IS HELD UP
Auditor Handlin Is Awaiting an
Opinion From Attorney Cen
eral-Not Legal, He Says.

Pierre. S. D., March Tin an inter
view with regard to the $4,000 appro-
priation made by the late legislature
for the South Dakota national guard,
State Auditor j. f. Handlin explains
the reason for the delay in issuing a
warrant on the fund.
1.-The constitutionality of this appro-
priatton having been questioned by
most OF the members, the matter should
have been brought to the OF
the attorney general. before 1t was
passed" says Mr. Handlin, but the re-
p~ublicans, as well as the democrats,
evidently considered it a good political
stunt to De generous with the boys and
let the trouble fall upon the auditor or
attorney general. The appropriation is
worded as though it were a donation,
and there is a Craze question as to the
emergency clause, in view of the su-
preme court decision q few months ago
on the primary law.
THE constitution limits the power OF
our legislature in making appropria-
tons OF this character. Article IL in
part says that the. legislature may
make appropriations for expenditures
incurred in suppressing instructions
or repeliing INVASION
1T is very apparent by this that no
condition existed for the appropriation,
only patriotic sentiment"
Mr.. Handin says he is of the opinion
It was rather an unwarranted action of
the members to be so generous at the
states expense and then throw the
trouble on him or the attorney general.
lie says that no n would like to see
the boys receive a nice benefit from the
state any more than himself, and it
will give him real pleasure to issue
warrants If this appropriation is held
valid by h attorney general.
It Is expected that Attorney General
Caldwell will hand Auditor Handlin an
early opinion on the question.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
Changed T;rnss.

In other times. when spring was near.
The fans would talk, unttring, about the
team we'd have this pear. to pennant
fame aspiring. Down at the Blue Front
sauerkraut store we'd gather, in the
cleaning, and thrash the prospects Ger
and DER, our long chin whiskers comb
ing. Rnt non I seldom e spiel
about the southpaw pitches: the tall. IS
Of the steering wheel. and mixtures lean
or richer. We labor At our punk cigars.
and talk, like men and brothers. in
dorsing certain brands OF cars de-
nouncing sundry others. We bake our
stiff and ancient limbs. and lay aside
our crutches. and taik OF rubber tires
and rims. OF windsIields. brakes and
clutches. We talk Of trips we to
make. when winter hits ne bravel; for
all things mundane + = fake except
Ing motor travel. TO talk baseball I
sometimes try, but find the going
rocky the talks Of climbing hills on
high, when other cars went balky.
fear me much h grand old game has
lost it's lofty station, In this our town
perhaps the same throughout tho car
struck nation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
VILLA BANDITS FIRE
ON PASSENGER TRAIN
Battle in Which 65 Men Were
Killed Reported by Mexi-
can Central Employees.

Juarez. Mex. March 1a-Salazar's
band of Villa rebels fired into a Mexi-
can Central passenger train at Laguna.
station Saturday, killing as OF the de-
facto troops and wounding three of
he passengers according to employees
OF the Mexican Central, who rive
here onl a train today. They also said
20 OF S~alazar's men We're killed and %
wounded by the Carranza escort during
the engagement following the holding
up Of the passenger train.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
HlNpoo sTubENr PLoTyER.

New York, March 12.-Heramba Il.
Gupta, q Hindoo student at Columbia
university, was arrested after he had
been interrogated for three hours in
connection with charges against DR..
ChnrtdTa Charka Berry, another Hin
man chemist. for copspiring To violate
the neutrality of this Il
ting q revolution in India "A man and
q woman accompanied Gupta TO police
hssd..siarters where he was taken In
custody.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15

An'item in the New Haven Register
opens an interesting field Of to
1aie men : are proud of the history
Gates that one Of the buildings is nm
aoubtedlyt the Oldest structure In North
america. IT appears thai a fire was dis
covered in Connecticut hall early in the
and was extinguished without
much difficulty. In telling Of it, the
heglster concludes it's remarks as fol-
lows: connecticut a is the Oldest
building owned by the university. n
was erected in 1850. and taken over by
the college hen that institution was
here. One can imagine with
what emotions Davenport, Eaton ct al.
Y have gazed pom that structure,
tnen almost q century old, when they
Ianded on h shores Of the new
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
INCREASED SALE OF TIMBER
TO BE CONTINUED THIS .YEAE

sale OF timber will be. carried on this
year on state owned forest lands. The
contract with the Warren Lamb Lum-
Der company has been signed. Close
supervision Of the cutting Of timber
the marking only of such trees for cut
ting rs will not injure or retard future
growth, will be demanded by the de-
partnlent. New changes will be made
IL the placing of the forest g to
give q more economical administration
of the work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
SOUTH DAKOTA EGG is
RECEIVED BY. LONDON MISS

Hoven. S. D.. March 10-A post card
was received here this week from Miss
Agnes Jens, of London, England, in
which she states h has received an
e bearing h name and address of
MISS Mamie Vending, of Hoven. S. d.
sixteen months g h egg was ship
ped from the Beoudry store to St.
Paul. crossed the Atlantic and event
qally came into the possession of Miss
Jens.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15

Factories lathe United States make
tne steel pens for about SO countries.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
ATTORNEY GENERAL AWAITS
SUPREME COURT RULING

Lead, S. D., March 1O-Complaints of
Sunday picture shows, an innovation
within the past few weeks in Lead,
have received an answer through
States Attorney Francis Parker. from
the attorney general. who in a COM
munication finds that it is incumbent
upon the states attorney to await a
ruling on the law by the supreme court
OF the state. in view Of the fact hat
Sunday picture shows are operating in
many places in the state and that
where complaints a been made and
trials conducted. juries have almost
universally failed to convict"
Ihere Is quite a sentiment Of dis
favor in regard to the Sunday shows
here and the usual reformers have
made an attempt to Danish them.
SMALL cATTLEMEN BENEFITED
BY LAND BOARD RULING
Pierre, S. D., March 10-At a meeting
OF the school land board, it was decided
that in the future county auditors will
be instructed to offer all state lands for
lease in tracts not larger than a sec
tlon. This change in leasing is made
SO that h small cattle owners will be
able to compete with the larger outfits,
VINO heretofore were permitted to bid
IN large tracts, thus eliminating the
small cattle men. The county auditor
will be Instructed to offer the lands in
~S AASAOoAiS LIN ldluS open ICI
tease in each section, and if not leased
IN this form, then to accept bids on
smaller legal subdivisions.
AT the request OF the land depart
ment, the law governing the leasing Of
school lands has been changed. giving
the commissioner of school and public
lands power to fix the rates in a more
business like way, and control the
placing Of improvements on such lands
and providing a more practical and
economical method of appraising the
same when the land is released or sold.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-15
ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEVES
SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY

Aberdeen. S. D., March lO-Ed Full
thieves. who stole 81 chickens from
b Easton place. were given sentences
today after pleading to a charge of
burglary. Fuller was sentenced to
serve two years in the state peniten-
Tertiary n Mundt, who lis II years
school.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-02
SHOULD THERE BE DIVORCE.
"The Piper's Price, Is Bluebird At
traction at Orpheum Tomorrow.

For the evil we do we must pay,
right here on earth, is another way
of saying that we cannot escape our
just deserts. This is proven through
convincing dramatic construction in
the Bluebird photoplay, "The Pi-
per's Price," to be the attraction at
the Orpheum theatre on Saturday
night with beautiful and talented
Dorothy Phillips playing the leading
role. The divorce question is exploit
ed in this Bluebird, demonstrating
that if divorce there must be it were
far better to let well enough alone.
In "The Piper's Price" the man and
woman who were divorced did not do
this, and the result was untold mis-
cry for the faithful wife who was
effected by the folly of one man who
was not brave enough to abide by
his own decision. -Four principals
and two housemaid characters are
shown upon the screen in "The Pi-
per's Price" but this small cast
proves by the force and character of
their artistry that numbers are moi
necessary to the portrayal of an in
teresting story when the characters
are skillfully played and combined in
effective delineations.