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WEST v|RG|N|AN5 MAY NOT CO
tn HATT|E5BURG ANTONMENT

construction of the forty foot road 10
the camp. This was shown when the
government decided to take over the
work. The work seemed to lack a head
and progress has been slow. Members
of Company Z. Wcst Virginia regiment,
all seem confident that they are to ne
moved. but no one knows where. Ihe
officers have heard things that would
indicate that they arc not to be mere
permanently.
The majority Of the members OF the
West Virginia quartermaster corps have
been permanently assigned. The finance
department is made up entirely OF west
Virginia men. their college training
being the most influential factor IN
their selection for this important branch
Of the quartermaster department. Lit
trell. Carey. Kerr Luckey. Fleming ana
Mccoy are in this department.
Leatherwood has been assigned clerk
Of the entire corps. which is now COM
posed Of the West Virginia. Kentucky
and enlisted reserve corps Young is In
charge Of one Of the warehouses while
Tonry Is driving Brigadier General Will
liams' car. Swearingen has been placed
In charge of the mess. Trotter, and
Brock are in charge Of warehouse No. Z.
Other members of the corps will be
assigned in few days.
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by CARL p. IEATHERWooo'
,rnsel1isencer Correspondent.

CAMP SHELBY. Hatttcsburg. Miss.
Sept. 5.-There is persistent rumor
about Camp Shelby that the West Fir-
Sinia troops will not be sent here Tor
training but will be dispatched to. Camp
Sheridan at Montgomery. Ala.
The feeling prevails among the two
Companies and the ouartermaster corps
which are here that the report has some
+. Foundation. They have no reason to
feel. 50 except from number or incl
aen&s which they have encountered per-
sonally. One report has it that on ac-
count Of 5000 troops being called from
ohio to 60 to France with the railbow
diyIsion, West Virginia troops are to be
n.ed to Ali up the gap. Another report
has It that the original plan regarding
camp Shelby's size has been altered on
account Of the water supply and in
ADEQUATE transportation facilities. It
was reported that forty crews OF car
penters and workmen were laid of after
pay day, indicating that only few more
buildings are to be erected The water
supply seems adequate at this time
al,houxh less than $500 soldiers are
drawing on the supply.
Hattiesburg has not made good in the
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U-BOAT BOMBARDS
SCARBOROUGH; 3 ARE
KILLED; S INJURED

LONDON. Sept. o. German sub
marine bombarJrd tie ErltiSh town of
Scarborough las. night. Lord French
commander of homo defense forces. an
today.
Three persons wee killed and five
injured. The material damage 10 the
town was slight.
Tbs submarin. tired 80 rounds in all.
half of the shells falling on land
The official announcement reads:
"S hostile submarine appeared or
Scarborough about 6:45 o'clock last
night and fired about thirty rounds.
shout half Of which fell on land. Three
persons were killed and five injured.
The material damage was slight.
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GOODyATT ENDaai1CE
Ap' line PROGRAM
At The HORSE SHOW.
WHEELING WOMEN IN
,rs,EXHIBITION RIDING
Final Horse Show Program of
The Week to Be Given
This Evening.

"heelngs night horse show. being
neid on the fair grounds this week, was
attended last evening by the largest
CROWD thus far The program was un-
usually interesting a. included horses
VI TOUR different CT, .ses, including three
ridden by local horsewomcn.'i
Nd'ss Anna Woodward; Il the prima
u0"na, gang a selection, accompanied by
W. I 1aSiry Henry bands!The events were
tterapffsed WITH tour vaudeville acts.
'sN9sine the Bevo ponies, which have
s'~ed to be one of the most pleasing
sres OF the kind ever given In con-
s'n with a similar affair.
A0NSht the last horse show for
"Nee0's this year will be given. The
p'ohI ,ssS will include a number OF new
asssssAsaOe Snowman three classes. The
l. (ooneu.d 'o1s.ISo. ror-+s.,,
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VA.k.36FITS ;.
, / |e'!'!'l||h|E
N TA6ENA7E
Conservatives :, 3:'ssPer Cent
Schedule A,dop'sby an
Overwhelmingly .~
SHISGTON, Sept.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S~,
ate's bitter fight over war h,ne SEN
ton virtually ended late Us taxa
adoption of the finance com4 with
promise provisions for com.
Sl.2S6, O00. OG0, or about one Ny OF
years war and normal excess Athis
This is an increase Of Sl,b W.
over present taxes. The high ia 10
Gates failed to secure adoption ~
single amendment.
The vote on adoption Of the flnk-
ccmmittee'S draft was - to I. Il
seven were Bankhead. Borah. Gronra
Johnson California;. LaFollettc, u
derwood and Fardaman.
Action on the war profits section. u
largest revenue producing provision. We
taken technically in committee Of II
whole. and is subject 60 final revie
later. T6days decisive rout Of II
high tax element. however. may prcvel
further efforts along this line. and sci
ate leaders say 1t forecasts defeat fc
the fight beginning tomorrow for hcn'
icr income taxes.
With adoption of the committees WE
profits ACKNOWLEDGMENT by II
ccmmittee--from $685.. 000.000 10 S1.060
600 600 after the high tax senator's ht
gan their tight-the hill totals Se.522
ono, 600. near which figure II is cXpccte
10 remain. Many senator's. howcvc
predict ultimate elimination of col
sumption taxes agRre gate $S6.0n0.oa
sccond-claSS mail increases of $4,000
nGU: freight taxes Of $1T.5Q0.000. al
stamp taxes on parcel post packages @!
til1atcd to yield about SS,Nno.0oo.
The contest between those advocatin
and opposing higher taxation of we
profits. which has approached hie
levels uf senate disscnsion. the large:
muster Of the high tax group was
votes. This came today on an amenc
mcnt Of Senator Johnson of Californi
u increase the maximum graduated rat
from 60 to 10 per cent.
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ARGUED WRIT In
CASE OF THOMPSON

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. D.
Arguments on writ Of prohibition in
volving forty one attachments and liens
on 5000 acres Of coal lands in the
northern part of the state. the property
Of Josiah v. Thompson of unlonto"n'
Pa. amounting to moro than three NIL
lion dollars. counting interest for two
years. were made this afternoon before
the supreme court Of appeals.
The writ. which is sought. t" Re MADE
permanent. is issued on petition "t
James H. McGrcw and others. against
Judge Raymond Maxwell. Of tho circuit
court of Harrison county. and is to pre-"
vent that court from interfering with
the holders Of the attachments and
liens. in proceeding under an order OF
the circuit court of Monongalia county
with the sale of tho Thompson proper
ties.
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LABOR ME N. The!
NATION INFRINGING
WORDS OF PATRIOTISM

MfNNEAPoL fs,s liinn..l Sept. Tina
ANGLICAN AllMnce gor&L Labor and DE-
mocrScy, ;ofgalxed to, cifpunteract the 40
tivitisssot fnsts and tpro- German pro-
pagSndista sand to brk1Ethe nations
iaboTSforceS up solidly behind the gov.
ernmef5f in it's prosecution Of the war;
opened a three-day loyalty conference
here today.
E. c. Hall. president OF the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor. called the meeting TO
order and Frank P. Walsh. chairman of
the United States Commission on Indus
trial Relations, acted as temporary chair
man.
After the appointment OF a committee
on permanent organization the delegates
recessed until mid-afteSnoon and then re-
ceiyed the committees report. which was
followed by an address by Samuel Comp
ers, president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor Mr.. Gompers was named
permanent chairman of the alliance.
Sneakers at todRy's session denounced
as disloyal and seditious the activities
of the People's Council OF America Tor
Democracy and Terms Of Peace, which
was barred from holding its proposed
national peace conference In Minnesota
Denunclation of anti-war propa-
rapdists by Mr.. Walsh and Governor
Rurnouist. who were the principal
Sneakers at The morning session. was
loudly applauded.
Jet me say TO the man opposing sue
cessful prosecution Of the war. that II
ne Is unmeaningly doing wrong. ne Is
nevertheless, guilty Of treason" Mr.
Walsh declared.
The permanent organization commit
tes includes Coils Lively. William j.
Ghcnt, Z. Colvc1osky. William Edltn and
G. w. Lawson.
Mr.. Gompers spoke briefly to business
,ncn otter a luncheon given to the off,
GERS Of the alliance.
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Result of Probe

The departments action was
taken on the eve OF report to
President Wilson by Chief Justice
Covington, of the Supreme CourE
Of the District of Columbia, who"
was designated recently by the
President to investigate the labor
situation in the West. Judge Cow
ington has completed his investi-
cation, which lasted several weeks
and took him, to the Pacific coast, ,
and probably will report, person.
ally to the President tomorrow.
Whether the concerted action
of the marshals throughout the
country was in any way related to
Judge Coylngton's Investigation
was not disclosed. The charges
against the leaders under arrest
or whose arrest is contemplated
were not made public here. 1t
was said at the Department OF
Justice that these would have to
be determined by the grand jury
Investigating the organizations:
Officials also declined to state
II indictments had been found by
grand juries in Chicago or else
where against Industrial Workers
IF the World leaders 1t was init.
hated, however, that the investi.
,, suon had only begun.
Prosecutions may be begun un-
several laws. chiefly the espi-
Hta act, covering the utterance
nS.asonable and. seditious state
Pt> and the food control law.
ton under the latter law
S --
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NATION WIDE
PAID ON THE
|. v. WIS MADE
PAPERS ANDIsRECORDS b. B
HAVE BEEN SEIZED
Evidence Of Disloyalty to Be
Presented to the Federal
Grand Jury atChlcago..

WASHINGTON. DC, Sept. 5.
The government to-day took
drastic action to end the anti.war
propaganda and activities con.
Quoted in the name of the Indus.
trial Workers of the World, the
Socialist party and other oraniza-
tons throughout the United
States.
On orders from Attorney Gen.
eral Gregory, United States mar.
shalS in many towns and cities de-
Scended al . p. m. Central time,
upon local headquarters of the In
dustrlal Workers of the World,
seized books, checks, correspond
ence and other documents, and in
some instances arrested the off,
Gals found upon the premises.
In Chicago Federal agents took
possession of the national head
quarters Of the Socialist party,
and a warrant authorizing the
seizure Of! its documents was
served upon its counsel. ,''''t
!. The seizure ofSthe' documents
was carried out injaccadance with
a plan perfected by SWilliam c.
Fits, Assistant sAttorney General,
working under Modification of the
Attorney General. A Statement Is
sued by the Department OF Jus.
tice announced that the seizure Of
the papers was made sin connec-
tion with Federal grand jury in
vestigation Of the Industrial Work
ers Of the World, now proceeding
at Chicago.
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CITY DAY PROCLAMATION:

e uston Thursday of State Week has been as
&fheenq Day observed the citizens OF tins community
a. been and entirely that there should
day Of tho which the citizens ns and
opportunity to sno" " apPreci
% ~ the enterprise and have not
their money building the sat Fair bua nave gwen free
~ ~ their time and energy Of INA Al his
event in Wheeling district is one ahat s"ou "
opportunity as stateo w lne
.onIe the Wheeling district their appreciation OF ns e
~ those who are responsible upbuldns OF TINS @
this community IN many "dy IVY
also provides an which the people TINS ]
come togeher. celebration OF common n'e'eS' aN ~
ouaintance in spirit of friendship ~. .,+ noesih.
IN order that be observed to tne ues pT
II NV most that the business houses
go ,an1ct industries Of this community so 1ar do
Gloss at noon y" '"N'' ~ G. O. NAGLE,
ATTEND ehe '"""' CITY Of Wheeling.
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10000 ADMISSIONS
ON FARMERS, DAY
At THE STATE FAIR
$500 AUTOMOBILES
AND FIVE BUGG1ES
Preparations Complete for Big
Day S Program, Beginning
With HE Cavalcade.

Twenty thousand visitors ATTENDED
the West Virginia State Fair and EN-
position yesterday. 1t was the biggest
third day for paid admissions in the
thirty-seven Mas' history of the as
ISOLATION 1t is estimated that $4,000
was taken in at the gates. 1t wss
tanners day, and the tillers of the
SsoIs with their families from the trl|
statessection came in bunches-also
automobiles. Only five buggies en-
,teredA the grounds yesterday, against
an Mtimated $500 automobiles. Sew
..enty@nSe per cent of the cars were &C.
cupie2$by farmers and their families.
ABOUT half the number of visitors
sHoh the rural communities who were
16SShe grounds. came in their auto
mobiles. Only few years ago they
came in buggies and carriages or by
train or trolley. Further back they
came in wagons. aAsAAs women andl
children Sak. in GEeha in -
rough rurhthg web 9Th
rural .au{s&lists dsmoq ed the
e-1 Big Day, ci.yX
q ls&o be the day of d. at the
: fSf. City day. The weather Hecast
Tor today is fair and slightly tmer.
City Manager G. o. Nagls. Ss ed a
proclamation asking tn, NoIt III
community to lay asid\
duties and join in this ~da$
tivities. This the people will
the management Of the fair cS
pating one;of the biggest days $ne
history Of the association
Z. =. :; $3.50: :. :c1yaleade at Noon.
The day will start OF with the big
Ecayalcade at 1890 o'clock. tits to be
the longest and best procession OF ami
mails ever passing before, the grand
stand. In fact it will be almost Ike
unto the procession Of animals which
Continued on Pave Torrsecn-)
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UNDIVIDED ALLEGIANCE To
!. Us, AGAIN DEMANDED BY I. R

C::trHAM. n. Y. Sept. 5.--Theodore
ps;SHt in a speech here today at the
co.. !, County Fair on Americas
proSSMe war. urged enactment ~
prin,s: # legislation which would
whicf publication of newspapers
"W'NNe tongue OF any nation with
lansua,t;Saited States Is at war
dencc. ~ have one languase-the
and Lin.,hSs Declaration Of Indepsn-
mer presstSangton's farewell address
ing GermsseHeat speeches" the Tor
been scant,HSM in part. The lead:
ed States at.Ss Of this country nave
Tho obs, ,disloyal TO the Unit-
Of the GermsS Sssmanity..
direction Of u.%sselty and brutality
been of such IL under the explicit
It is a crime Nm government has
" to uphold GS% this nation and
not heartily backSSStly!or indirect
the allies Of the StSSnS all who do.
Germany are guitSSsSsd states. and
are dlsloyal to thSSGsfSs. axsinsti
above all. any SSS.,t,,s. and:
any senator or con$S( !. q; f.si
who seeks to exeTnpSsSk.;:,,x;Sss 5Aifv
man descent fromxaEEsgSSHTs ~.
against Germanyatna =.
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S2O0,oOO,0O0 Loaned to
Great Britain and France

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Loans OF
SIM o0n OnO each to Great Britain ana
Franco we're made by the government
today bringing the total advanced inc
allies UP to .266.ion,hon. .,,-
Today:s loans are the hrst maoS an's
month and probably will be Followed
shortly by loans to other powers
The total thus far advanced entente
governments is as follows:
Great Britain S1,105. nno. onh; france
ssso. 600 900; Russia. Se75. po0.oo0; Italy.
Som, Don. 900: Belgium. S53.4Oo.0oo' ana
Serbia, So. n00.0 900.
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! simple; he should be proceeded against,
under the law. II possible. and II th--''$s..
is not possible the law should "a
amended so as 10 make his offenss - y.
crime" 60.
The colonel said "the highest ho4ke,
at this time should be paid to the AniolSs
lean in whole or In part Of German:
blood whose loyalty to the Unit1As
States in this crisis has been WhoH.s
hearted and without reserve" az;
Besides insisting upon undivided.
Americanism. Colonel Roosevelt salA, !;
the farmer and the wage-earnsr must
receive justice. BY direct action Of IT,
state, the farmer should be secured
from exploitation. he declared. and>pI0-;
ducer and consumer brought together;
"without paying toll to those middlstnSa=
who do not serve . useful purpose. ~;
'The man who makes q huge speolte:
out Of the war" the colonel: continued.
~ an enemy Of his country; anA l1s
orrSnfyations like the Industrial Woff d
III. NJ GWorld. which 81 PLAYING the L.
~, nm Stn THU .aountfy. ]. and
1;f1lehinI f'fsss lRs'l. =. /;
81
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Sutherland for High.

Supporting it were:
Observation-Disclosures. BeCkham, Bros
rsard. Chamberlain. Fletcher. Hollis.
HustinE. Johnson Of South Dakota,
King Kirby Mcclellan. Myers. Overman.
Phelan Sharroth. Sheppard. Thompson,
Trammell and Fardaman u9.)
Republicans - BOrah. Brady. Gronna,
johnson of California Jones of Wash
ington. Kenyon. LaFollctte, McNarry,
Jones. Sutherland G0.)
On the final vote of - to I. after all
amendments Ind been defeated except
minor provisions accepted or offered by
Senator Simmons. in charge Of the bill.
many of the sn-callcd radicals voted for
the committee draft. The vote came
after Il day of rcrfunctory debate. in
marked contrast Ia the stirring strug-
giles which preceded ii. and after n
dozen roll calls on various proposals
designed 10 increase the war profits
levy.
As now written into the bill. the war
profits section strikes out the house pro-
vision for an additional tax Of 5000 000.-
nnn and is substitute for the present
excess profits law now yielding s226.-
nmn. nrn The total levy of the now pro-
vision is estimated at s1.2S6.000.000.
1t also extends the tax to ordinary.
cent in addition to excessive war
profits. reached by graduated rates.
amounting to sur taxes. ranging from IL
to 80 per cent. The excess is based
upon the net income about 5000 of cor
poraIions. partnerships and individuals
in trade or business over the average
of 1911. 1912 and 19l3-the pre-war
standard-with minimum exemption
of ACTUAL invested capital and maximum
exemption Of 10 per cent.
With the war profits section virtually
disposed of the senate tomorrow will
proceed 10 the income tax section under
an agreement for Its disposition Fri
day. AS recently increased. the bill
would levy $3.50 10000 on incomes
1850. 900. 900 from corporations and the
balance from individuals. Senator La
Toilette will try to raise the individual
levy 10 about $780, 100000 and Senator
Hollis to make 1t s557,000,000.
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MORE SUCCESsEsARE
SCORED BY ITALIANS;
RUSSIANS S. RE 'l'li!

LONDON,asep IA dispatch
received IN London confirms the
capture 5by the ;Italians of Monte
San Gabrielle, together with $50
prisoners. including 80 officers.
The Italians now possess the en- "a
tire chainzso of mountains which
dominate Gorilla. s ssS;;. ss5sS!
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Italian
official communication, received
to-day, tells of the: resumpti0nss0ts s
thssta1tle on the Julian front and
the capture ofsRn, Austrian post!
ton on theSBatnsizza Plateau.
south Of Gorizi1,x4 -: II 5 s1s.
~ In addition, 8k officers and ,600s
&men were made nris oher. Theis|
Communication says ~ ~
1.-THE battle onRtheS SULTAN fronts
was violently renewed. On the E$
&Bainsizza PlateaI sSobtained ad-@
Tyantages, capturing an important J:
position southwestS0f Coroglo.
!: ,Ths battle is raging northeast OF
4 O..
SsWsycaptured to-day s62otncerl 81
andsI60O men belonging 10 ten ~
different regiments" s:,Ss .s.3 -sss
"a s3sS, -----;7SiSs. 7T1So"
ee51Rhilc the Russians continue their
eight before the Germanstfn the region
81 Riga, the Italians. after few days
OF, comparative idlcness. again have
started their great offensive against the
Austrians on the Bainsizza Plateau and
to the northeast Of Gorilla.
In the south. however. from the Bres-
tovizza Valley to the sea, the Italians
have been compelled to withstand vio-
lent counter-attacks by the Austrians,
who are endeavortng to hold back Gen.
eral! Cadornas lines from further ap-
oroach to Treist. The Austrians, at
,ne place momcntarily forced the Ital-
ans to cede territory. A counter
lttack by the Italians not alone retriev-
ID the lost position but resulted in the
capture Of more than 400 prisoners.
On the Bainsizza plateau. northeast Of
I6rizia. the Italians have made further
aims, capturing an important Austrian
'osition near Ocroglo. No details have !
zen vouchsafed concerning the battle
which Is in progress northeast Of Cor
zia- and no confirmation is at hand OF
he reported capture by the Italians OF
fonte San Gabrielle. the last domina- :
fng position held by the ,Austrians |
orth Of Gorizin. Nearly 1900 men |
ave been captured by the Italians in
he lighting in the Gorilla sector.
Again the italians have sent their
irmen over Poa. the Austrian naval
ase in the Adriatic. dropping bombs,
ne explosions of which have added ma
,rially to the damage done in previous
aids.
In the region of Riga. the Russians
re retiring eastward and northeastward
II along the line, pursued by the Ger.
lans. The army which evacuated
iga has crossed the IA river in Liv-
Ma. while the army from the KulI re-
on is astride the ga-Pskov-Petrograd
tilroad. In the capture Of the Duena-
uende fortress at the mouth Of the
vina river the Germans. il is asserted
Y the Berlin war Office. secured intact
lie big coast defense guns.
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kt aIM OF THE
Cuh1I?SICEs WHEN
mice IS DONE
WASHINGTON

W ASH NGIO.
! ",H w - ut. 5.-Early fix
ntsn, y: ~ - -, us promised to.
the governments .n., w."
Prices will be astah> ts. . aI,a,.
itics with the lid e." 90 49,
into whose hands WA Si..""
sihility fer their "nf0,.
Maximum production t>pu' 'e''o''-
fair both to the produr,,.s;
will b. the aim Of the ~ a. ~ 10
Garfield declared. Produ.. So'su ~
ready fixed will be revls... "enl' ~
force efficiently operated n&'Nes az
Clucc at T. loss. Operators re the!
vision Of the scale are ASKED p'o-
,,us, or nrnLuctio, statistics Esg re-
ncriod of yrors nd in
Tho fuel administration. DR. Ng
: says. will seek The co-operationrs
ators. miners. distributors and ia
crs. Producers ale asked. howt%s-
na me no committees until DR.. CT
has had time to select his ass&t.
and 10 form his organization. y
\ plan Of appnrLionment OF coal :
he worked out. DIR. Garfield annouh
by which domestic consumers will
tain everywhere fair share Of the S
ply at prices which will reflect II
fixed for operators and wholesalers
the president.
The statement follows:
Garfield's Statement.
The task Of tho iuel administra
is TO secure the largest possible !
duction Of fuel at prices just to
producer and reasonable TO the {
sumner.
Tho coal situation is briefly thi.
The demand has vastly increased
,, comes from factories and railroads,
from domestic consumers whose US
normal. Factories and railroads n
he kept going and households must
kept warm and we'll fed. If the coul
is 10 he 1T for its great task. We {
not forget that we are at war and
the cause we have at heart depends
! large measure. upon abundant pro-
ton and wide distribution Of coal
must produce all we can and distrit
according to need. In addition to m
ing the situation,a at home. We must :
ulv coal to our army and navy abr
and consider the needs Of our neighb
especially Canada. Cuba and South 4
erica and some Of the allies whose :
ply Is inadequate.
at is the purpose Of the fuel adr
istration to encourage production.
utilize, as far as possible. all exis
agencies, to seek the advice Of expe
(cou4xusd on 1sEs Rouzsssa)