davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
COVERING THE SWORD.

Bill. I see e. Boston man mas -ec0f-
cred q sword he lost IN 1852 on q
Southern battlefield.
Jill. Wen. Of course, a sword can
keep up with q Boston warrior when
he runs as fast as that. but IS the
sword has been recovered. 7 suppose
ne had the scabbard Al home
Rio de Jaueiro is said 10 have the
finest harbor in the world
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
ST. Louis |, OIL Il J SQUAD
AND BRAVES Will
PLAfetSUNDAY

The sky i. laden with moisture at
the present writing and it remains
to be seen whether or not the Braves
and ST Louis will be able to stage
their match on Sunday at the ball
yard. If the weather man behaves,
the field will be in shape for the
game and real battle is expected
Brother Elmer and Billy Miles have
been giving the st. Louis boys a real
workout this week, and the Braves
held practise three times since the
first game. If these two teams keep
up their improvement Of the past year
the fans are certain 20 see some real
baseball in the future. Providing that
the ground is in shape the teams will
take the field in this order: Braves
Lee, C: Nelson, p; Silva, 1b; Mara,
2b; Anahu. 3b; Cordero, SIS; Ornel-
las, If; Perry, CT; Thomas, RI. The
st. Louis lineup will be: Kurisaki,
c; Hayselden, Markham, p; Lai Sin,
lib; Hansberg, 2b; King Tan, 3b; Bun
Hee, IS; Chun Chew, If; Fun Luke,
CT; Lemon. ri.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
What healthy Nerves
Mean to You

a strong, y,ssOrous nervous system
means health. strength and ability to
endure hardship and also to enjoy the
full pleasures Of life.
The man with healthy nerves accom-
plishes greater tasks with less fatigue.
He has a clear eye, an active brain
and sound body. He is enabled to
think better and work faster. He has
energy. With healthy nerves he can
overcome the hardest competition. be
successful and gain wealth.
The woman with healthy nerves is
never Hstless, weak or hopeless; she
Is not irritable, she never suffers from
hysteria, she has a reserved surplus
OF endurance. Healthy nerves will
prevent the sleepless mother, although
worn with care and nursing, from a
break down" caused by her double
or treble duty.
All men and women who suffer
from these forms of nervousness -
known as Neurasthenia-wh have
gone. to pieces" who lack energy
who have Insomnia, who have sue
ctfnbed to nervous prostration or ner-
yous exhaustion, either mental or ply.
steal, whose condition is one Of irri
table weakness, win find ready relief
sndscure In the peculiar properties of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
George Cun|1a May
Not Swim In Meet

George Cunha, holder of the worlds
record in the @20-yard swim with
Duke Kahanamoku, will not swim
at the Carnival meet unless some.
thing unforeseen occurs Cunha Is
now employed at Schofield and will
have no opportunity TO train for the
big meet. With such fast field Of
swimmers it is certain that the cham.
pion would not enter without train
ing for the events,
Cunha has been making an effort To
secure a permanent. position in Homo
lulu but to date has been unable to
line up anything and intended leav.
ing for the mainland on the Lurline,
but at the last moment found a posi-.
ton at Schofisld He will have no
opportunity TO train for the event
at the post, and unless something
comes up at the last moment the TIVE
holders OF the record in the furIung
will not compete in the big Carnival
events, as Duke Kahanamoku already
has stated that he would not com.
pete.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
kENWoRTHY'S HANDS TOO
SMALL, SAYS OTTO HESS

kopecks Kenworthy dropped over
for a visit yesterday from Oakland.
where he has been spending the win.
ter months in comfort and ease. The
former Oak is happy and contented
with the prospects of getting a nice
fat contract from the St Louis Amer
leans.
You would think that he would feel
downcast. While Fielder Jones has
announced that Kenworthy will be
given a chance to win the third base
job with the Browns, Otto Hess, the
Vernon pitcher, has given out an In
terview to the effect that Kopecks
will never make good as an infielder.
"Kenworthy's hands are too small
and he will never do in the infield," "
is the way Hess figures it. Il believe
he could be made into a brilliant out
fielder, but his chances are elm when
in close
The man who led the Coast League
in hitting started in as an outfielder,
but when he joined Sacramento sew
eral years ago, Woiverton switched
him to second and he has been going
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
Tennis MATCHES
WlLLBEPLAYED
THIS afternoon
Class B Racquet Wielders viii
Meet at Hawaii Polo Courts,
Weather Permitting

Seventeen seconds before Allan.
Marshall AMI p. Knollenberg were
scheduled Ia begin tce feature tennis
match OF the day at the Hawaii Polo
and Racing Club courts the rain came
down in real big league fashion, and
as result the match will be PLAYED
today, weather permitting.
The Marshall KnolIenberg match
will he played at $40 this afternoon.
J. II. Barnes and Jimmy Rothschild
viii play theiI' match at 3 O'Clock.
Billy Warren and A. Siiverman VIII
meet at Ais Tuesday afternoon. a.
NJ. NOVEL; has already made his way
to the semi.finals. and viii meet ne
winner Of the Barnes-Rothsehil4
match at q later date. The Other
semiflnalists win meet at AIS On
Wednesday. The finals Of the tour.
nament will be played next Saturday
aftarnOoIl ~ y ? e.s
The EVA Club. will meet the Hawai-
Polo and Racing Club ut the polo
courts tomorrow morning. beginning
at 8 o'clock. William. Eklund and
Alan Lowrey, two members Of the
Big Four, will be seen In competitie1
and number OF other good matchck.
are expected to be staged.
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Duke Not to Join
Promotion Staff

Dui" Kafan2mOku will not become
promrtionist That is the cham
pion swimmer will not be paid for it
at least In conference with the
Hawaii Promotion Committee Duke
said that he did not believe the work
outlined for him would he promising
enough, and felt that he would not be
doing himself justice in accepting
An offer had been made to Duke to
take a POSITION on the staff of the
committee. his work being the enter
ta!nmGnt Of visitors during their stay
in the city. lie would outline trips
for the tourists, and visit other is
lands. accompanying the travellers on
their various tours. luke has a
large acquaintance among the tourists
on tho rlainlard ard would naturally
be ar asset ~ the committee.
A. p. TAYLOR said some time ago
that Duke WAS not being selected on
account e his swimming ability. We
need a Hawaiian on our staff" said
Taylor. We arc not selecting man
for the position because he is an ath-
lete, but felt that we ought TO give
Duke the frs: chance at the position. >
In the meantime there is a position
tourists the various sights and ar
range parties. There ought to be
plenty CT young Hawaiians in the city
who would be glad to take the posi-
ton.
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PlJNAHCU To BE
READY FOR BIG
ATHLETIC YEAR
Especial Star Bulletin Corresro, drncc)

Especial Star Bulletin CorrpSYor drucc)
OAHU COLLEGE, Jan. 2V.-Ath-
Ictics has rec eived much attention at
PUnahou since the beginning of the
winter term. In preparation for the
basketball season two fine new courts
have been made on Alexander field.
Punahou has taken a stand against
indoor basketball for growing boys,
and, accordingly. only the first two
games of the season-One with ST
Louis and one with McKinley--wiIl
be played indoors.
The first game with St Louis.
which promises TO be the closest
match of the season. although it is
first. will be held next Tuesday aft
ernoon in the armory. Both teams
have been working very hard for the
contest and although st. Louis won
the championship last year. Punahou
purposes to put up the scrap of her
life for the title Of 1917. There are
several strong and fast men on the
Punahou team this year, although
they are all small and light. Captain
Jimmy Rothschild and Kenneth Deck
er viii probably start. the game at
forwards, Fred Peterson will begin
at center, and in all probability Joe
Pekelo and Ronald Higgins will play
guards. There are about three good
teams working out every evening,
among whom, besides those above
named, several are making strong
bids for positions. Everett Holmes at
center or guard; Noble Kauhane,
Werner Smith, Harold and Donald
Hampton at forward positions, and a
number OF others such as Russell
Reeder, Dudley Pratt, Herman Alex
ander and Francis Bowers, at guard,
are fast and show much promise.
Another conclusion that Punahou
has held for some time Is that cross.
country running Is too severe in this
climate for growing boys. According
ly the Punahou runners have never
been worked hard in such training
and this year Punahou will not en-.
ter a team in the event but will enter
q team in the other events OF the
Cornell relay games. At present
there are number Of track men
working to get in shape for the meets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
BABY REGIMENT
And YREGKERS
BATTLE SUNDAY
First Game of Championship
Series viii Be Played at
SchofieId Barracks

All Schofield is agog and specpla
ton rife on the outcome Of the cham
pionship series which stars Sunday
between the 25th and 32nd Infantry
mines TO decide the baseball suprem
acy OF the post. II Is the alI-absorb,
ing topic when soldiers congregate in
their lciGurc hours and a victory for
the Baby Regiment would be heartily
welcomed by the greater majority OF
fans stationed at Schofield as re.
lief from the domineering rule Of the
Wreekers, who have ruled supreme for
some time, not only at the post, but
in Honolulu a. we'll. The Wreckers
viii have an advantage in that they
will present lineup composed mainly
OF veterans, who have been under fire
before, whereas the 32nd Infantry
represents younger aggregation, yet
TO engage in crucial series, though
they did combat and emerge victor
in several hard-fought contests dur
ing the course of the post schedule.
The games should resolve them
selves into o pitchers duel between
Rogan and Mashaw, with b slight adj
vantage generally conceded the vet
eran Rogan. though Mashaw, a young
ster, has developed into an excellent
twirler, scarcity OF hits and passes
featuring the games he has pitched.
Both have experienced receivers In
johnson and auckland, though the
former Is q harder hitter, Comparison
OF the infields and outfields shows
them Of equal strength, though in one
or two cases superior fielding ability
rs counterbalanced by heavier stick
work. A compariscu OF the two teams
for the three games OF the regular
season gives the 25th Infantry a bat.
ting average OF rs, compared to 234
for the 2nd, Mashaw's two-hit game
being responsible for the shrunken
average Of the 25th Infantry. On the
othee hand the Wfeckefs greatly out
fieided the Baby Regiment in the reg
ular series The batting and fielding
OF the two teams for the season was
even.
With two teams so evenly matched
the coming series promises to be a
hard.fought one throughout and the
post athletic park win be taxed to fits
capacity on the dates the contests are
scheduled, namely January II and %,
the third date, II necessary, TO be an.
nounced later by the athletic ouncii.
The lineup for Sundays game.
Twenty-fifth Infantry--Snith. S.:
Swint0n, |. T.; Rogan. D.; Johnson, c.;
Goliah, r. T.; Hawkins. lib; Austin, c.
T.: Fagin, 2b: Moore, 81.
Thirty-second auckland,
c.; Boyle, %; Rails. r. e.; Holcomb.
3b: Stratton. ID; Mcdonald, c. T.; Cas-
sells. ]. Z; Chief. IS; Mashaw. p.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
MIKE DoNLiN SIGNS
TO MANAGE MEMPHIS

NEW YORK, n. Y. Jan. 6.-Mike
Donlin, the famous slugger Of the
Giants a few years ago, signed con
tract today to manage the Memphis
Club of the Southern League. It is a
,Cne-year contract, as Donlin figures
if he makes a success he will have
plenty of opportunity next fall to
grab leaders berth either in the
American Association or international
League
The contract calls for DonIin to act
o.; 4 p!aye. MANAGER. lie Will cover
INST base. ...
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FRED FULTON KNOCKS j..
OUT THOMAS C0WLER

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. Erred
Fulton of Rochester, Mimi, knocked
out Tom Cowler of England in the
first round Of a 10-round match in
Brooklyn, tonight. Fulton weighed
21S pounds and Cowler 20S IA. 49,
Fulton did very effective work with
his left, scoring hooks and jabs to
the face. Cowler sent in several hard
body blows and brought his right to
the head three times. Fulton, how.
ever. kept on the aggressive and with
left hook to the jaw floored CowIer
for the count of six. The English
heavyweight arose groggy and an
other left to the jaw ended the con-
test ~ ~ T.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
STUDENT BASKETBALL
LEAGUE OPENS AT "Y''

Results last night-Golden NJ, II;
A. A. A., g. Night School, "a; H. A.
C., II.
Games marked by speed and good
pass work opened the Student Basket
ball League at the Y. NJ. c. x. last
night, the Golden VI defeating the A.
A. A by the score of II to 6 in the
first game and the Night School wal
Looping the H. A. c. by the score of "a
to II in the second game These win
ming clubs are new organizations and
they certainly showed the older clubs
a thing or two about basketball. These
games were exciting and interesting
and indicate that the Student series is
going to be good one.
Lineups:
Golden Mn. Borthwick. Tsune
forwards; S. Lujan, center; w and j.
Thompson. guards
Triple Attorney Auerbach, Nc
CURE, H. Melim forwards; David
Bent. center; Harold BOrthwick, Kan
Chung. guards.
Referee, Ross Page; umpire, ]. Alf
Rousseau; scorer. Don I.add; timer,
w. J. Meinecke.
Night iSchoOl-Eritchie, X Emer
son. forwards; W. Scott, center: J.
Wilkinson. A. Wilkinson. guards.
H. A. C.-R. Hampton. l.. Smith,
forwards; Joe Stickney. center: L.
Hampton. A. Brown. guards
Referee. J. Aft Rousseau: umpire
Ross Page; scorer, Don I-add; timer,
w. J. Ieinecke.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

This Is the season of the Goat
From December 20 to January 20, Cap.
ricornus or the Goat holds forth. All
people born during this period are en-
titled to butt in. Caps and corns will
be favored. Corns prevail during
westerly winds. All who are born dur.
ing this period may have money. We
nus entered the Milky Way on Jan.
uary and is pau January 20. Price
Of butter goes UP.
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|I4|5 IkH.Entr a ;'1s:s:5e sfT|

]. VI. stands for Jupiter Marian. also for
Jack MorriH. This parsonage is a golfer Of
Ilueh note. He came here last year and has
returned. He sells apples. being a member
If the drum corps. L. s. gives China $S,OO0,-
900. Gets a receipt. Sam Low collects for
laundry from US. Luigi Pulci born 1881 A D..
ALSO Dead. WiSdom-Shoes get tight from
taking water. Men don't. The boy stood on
the burning deck 1867. caveman executed for
telling Joke about the hen. Queries-Harry
Deeker-YOu lose. Norfolk is in Yiria. Last
,ear they knocked the gin out Of Virginia.
Hence and thusly. NuUanu car on time 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
SAMMY BOHNE PILES ON
EIGHT POUNDS WEIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-Samml
BOhne is eight pounds heavier thar
before he made the trip to Honolulu
with the Swain & Sheehan Ali-Ameri
cans. That is rather more weight
than he needs to carry. and Sammy is
planning on doing some early training
on his own hook in order to he in the
beet rHr"ihlr tarI i" tad tic Z
Louis joD.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
GIRL, IL, WINS TITLE.
AS BEST SPELLER

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-Mary orion,
l2-year-old girl, won the state spell
ing championship here. She is from
Clayton. Adams county. Ormond
Smith, Ii years old, failed to spell
"rhinoceros," thus giving the cham
pionship TO Miss Orion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
II9| F IJs|| a1u 4 % r'I |s ,a1sI||

J. 3. stands for Jupiter Saturn. This en-
traces John Smith. Lieut. etc. he is known q
tutor Of the Afl-SerElce team at Sehofleid.
when he gets promoted he can communicAte
With Priscilla. He at one time worked In The
Yale Key works as a lOcksmith That
gave him his opening General n. e Lees
birthday. He built the steamboat that Kept
them waiting. He belonged to the y Y. "
which means Fine For Vaudeville. Wis10m--'
ATiatOrs are bothered by pockets in the air.
hut sporting writer's are troubled with air IT,
the pockets. Queries-HeRry 1ushaeII-
Wouldn't say that Lang was 4 left mnIc1
halter. although he stands on that side u
the plate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
SENSAPERSA
formerly caned Persian Nerve
Z X @83' Essencetl -

- va" Essence.) -
These wonderful little tablets con-
tain no mercury or other injurious
drug. They. act like magic. The bright
eye, the elastic step. the clear and act.
i've brain, the courage and strength
and comfort they impart are noted al.
most from the first day they are taken,
One box OF Sensapersa will do a
great deal Of good, the full course
treatment of six boxes is guaranteed
to give absolute satisfaction or the
money viii be refunded.
The proprietors earnestly ask for
every sufferer to give Sensapersa a
good fair trial at their risk. Don't
delay. commence today. Sold by
Chambers Drug Co., HOLSTER Drug
Co., Honolulu Drug Co, Benson, Smith
& Co, or sent postpaid for 81 per box
or 6 boxes for So.
THE BROWN ExPoP-- CO.,
Dept Is 4 Cortlandt, ST New Yor!
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'I5|N EJN.I|ssssSyT LINN |a ny |

n H. stands for Kodiak Hyades. Kelley
HeashaW sneaks in under this period He Is
famed as a diamond star, also has defeated one
CI the leading players at golf Has a rosy
disposition. Greek year begins. Restaurants
declare dividends. Omega Oil listed President
Wilson writes Note IS. Volume "a. Wisdom
man is like a motor when he quits spark
ing he begins to knock. Cicero III ~ 3. C..
Chicago I'll. 1917. Queries-Areb. BrOWH--
You lose II Is not always the dead guy who
cashes in his chips. Cicero runs into chariot
100 B. {. (Big COllisiOn).
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period. He Is a holder Of much real estate.
He has 1850 yards. Often times he has been
referred to as a centipede, because he has
nc least $3.50 feet. He is a patron % al
sports, and made hit In baseball BY bring.
ing out the champion 81 Louis team in the
first Pacific League series. BENJAMIN Rrank,
lie born 1905. He lived In Phlladelphia bcfo11
the Athletics were In the cellar. He said
Early TO bed and early % rise and You mis-
q lot Of the best people," Wls9om-Why should
Samoan cheer because overcoats are seIlInI
for 81! Queries-Biii Lee-So Good hitter
are not always batty.
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II8|T IDWID'ss,xs||gg ss u fs ss|

d. ". stands for DeBeb Way, also Don't
Worry. And furthermore Oiek White0mb. DieK
plays feetbsII. He Is captain OF The Guard
team. He is also a basketball player and .
Gueener, the latter being an indoor sport. Ger.
Emp. proclaimed 1871. Perhaps Il means Ger
trude Employed as head Of the culinary de-
rartment. Ban Johnson wants ali batters bit
BY a ball to get two bases. II walter john
sOn hits them, their heirs get the tuO ba1st.
HisdOm-They are going to take the buffalo
off the nIckels and put q snail on then.
Queries-Veraon Ayaa-A baseball team tFagcI3
first class, but il doesn't always play that
way.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

Honolulu fans will be pleased to
hear that Louis Milhurn. the popular
Center-fieldeF, who was the star OF
the Santa Clara team which played
here last summer. will be given a
chance to perform for Jennings. Those
who have watched him play know that
he is fast, and he hit we'll against the
local pitchers. -
Tub Spencer. who caught for the
Detroit Tigers at the end Of the sea-
son, is now coaching the Santa Clara
team. and it was perhaps on his rec
concentration that the fleet outfielder
was given a contract with the Tigers.
Milburn is also a track and football
star, excelling in both these sports
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

In factories engaged in supplying
the needs OF the armies In Germany
the number Of women employed has
increased from $500 70 $4,000.
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I2oI s InTIOlEaialsnIEa'o5s'.. "

r. B. stands for Ffnis Blades. fFnno|I
EroHR simpIexes In on this occasion. Frnnei1
is a. star at baseball golf, polo. automobili11
and dancing. He used % drive . White car
he still has the White Seal. Francis lgn'I
- laxative. ''Mumms'' the word when 20
kpskfn died 1900. Author Of II know i10I
you tried 70 dlssemble my love. but Whf 1'|
sou kick me down stairse, Wis11n-Trufh .
rightly. Mighty Ine0nvenlcnt Tor \. o1ol|@.
: ieId, Jimmy lung a Al. Qneries-Bob LI|||.~
eroquet, II you can find anyone % taxa ~
blame Shakespeare falls 70 return M.|..
1854 A. D. F8Of bafh eregY minliIf MI||...
peFseaai. fIssalsess has Et1f Pnl|11.1
sporting aews % q the 1eco1t
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wAnrgD-RooMs EoR sEAvEss

Members of the Chamber Of Com.
merce, Hawaii Promotion COMMITTEES
and other organizations have been
busy today trying to line up q place
to accommodate the Portland baseball
team, which will come here next
month. As yet nothing has been
found that Is suitable for housing an
aggregation Of diamond stars.
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Louis Milburn
Goes to Tigers

SAN JOSE. Cal, Jan 9.-Louis Mil
burn, captain Of the Santa Clara Uni
versity baseball team, has received
an offer to play with the Detroit Am
orleans. 1t is said he was forwarded
a contract for a $4,000 salary.
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good ever since Kopecks has got q
small pair of hooks, but he says he y
going after the thirdsbase Job, hand
or no hands.
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|I6| T NB| nNI JUICE |o 1E |

W. B. stands for wistra Brightest. watson
8sIieHtyRe follows this solar. The needlesque
parsonage is former star al baseball. and Is
"a regular attendant at all athletic contests.
he also sings a mean foot on the canvas
covered plsnks presided over by Terpsichore
Ton Sharkey buys an apple. Marshal Ney
discovers Marshall Islands 1915. ~ Ney dies
1915. Wisdom-They ought to have q training
table for bridge whist players. Queries-Billy
Harren-NO. Toe dancers are not the only
PEOPLE full Of hop.
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Ir7IWIWNIeat1 s3ns1 ssa|

". NJ stsnds for WiRsa TIes.ae william or
rather Billy Miiss gets the calcium IN this