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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
SAYS BRITAIN
URGES PLAN or
WORLD LEAGUE
Continued From Page Onc

90 -
GUESSED however la regard 90 con
Hcrlption, hinh government ON,
rini suggested 10 the United Press
that the fact Germany millions of
trtlNed men are Ftlil available rcn.
dcru abolition ~ conaerlptlon IN 9th
80 European countries more difficult
than az fret appeared.
The official designated 10 prepare
tho governments ease on diaarmH.
mont pointed out that ~ is necen.
Hary Ia doviHa "a system 60 prevent
fabrication ~ submarine ana air
plane parts In factories. manufac.
turing peace time products.
IL all involves the necessity FOR
accepting Germany's word he said.
'lf u way can he found 10 make her
word good. the problem VIII be-
solved Otherwise the difficulties Of
preventing trickcry are almost In
nupcrablo
lndemnitics are also "a serious IT,
sue. Il is known that President WI.
son ndhcros 10 his determination TO
keep the armiatice agreement Since
the recent elections little has been
heard here In regard 10 compelling
Germany 10 pay the whole cost Of
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
BRITISH CHIEFS
and PRESIDENT
IN CONFERENCE
Continued From Page ono

u
ed the end would not be- Justified "
Tho president. Il became known 60
day. expects to carry out hits defer
red plan Tor visiting the battle zone
as soon as possible. no he may see
whore the Americans fought Ito
may $50 Co Italy following his return
to Paris.
Final decision Ia this regard de
ponds upon his conferences In Lon.
don. lie expresses the conviction
that the people Of France are IN
complete sympathy with bts peace
ideas. ana he n anxious to come In
contact with the Italians To deter
mine first hand how they stand.
President Wilson was given fur
ther ovation after he ana MrH WI
son had arrived az buckingham pal.
ace. A monster crowd overlooked
the palace grounds and extended Ice
yond FOR half a mile distant
With the king and queen. the
president and Mrs. Wilson stood Ia
the palace balcony and waved their
response to the cheering thronga.
President Wilson attempted
brief speech. ~ which be lauded the
heroic work OF British troops The
cheering was too great for the
speech to be heard beyond those
close 90 the balcony
Il do not want 20 make speech. 80
he said. hut | do want Ca tell you
how much honor you men who
have been wounded IN this fight Tor
freedom. and 60 thank you ali for the
welcome you have so generously civ
On me. I hope each and every one of
YOU will como thru safely. to enjoy
the fruits Of the victory Tor which
YOU 10 couragcourly fought"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
URGES ALLIES
TO Intervene
AGAINST REDS
Continued From Page one

forces are smaller. The immediate
increase Of thes. forces 20 200 900
would permit the establishment OF
representative government. and
Russia'~ participation in tho peace
conference before Il closes.
Points 20 retroErad
with local governments already
established and growing at Arch
angel and omsk. and with separate
states in Ukfainih. Poland and PIN
land. the uolnhrvikn hold only the
interior nut Il - imperative 20
eject them from retrograd and Moe
COW This could b. accomplished
easily BY landing a larr~ allied force
az Revai. gs0 kilomstefn nsis
miiesi from Tc,rograd
~One the HoisheYlka arc pu, down.
the eventual government uuqu~s.
tlonably would b. republican The
Boishcvika. no doubt. would attempt
a monarchieai reaction. but We could
then defeat them.
~.rhc peae. conference would b.
unable TO re-csiabilah and Insure
world peace without settling the
Russian problem. while every days
delay IN intervention renders en-.
pioymeni Of n greater force cycntu,
ally more apparent
Prince Lvoft heads a delegation OF
rs Russian officials who are confer
ring with allied representatives In n
effort 10 obtain aid IN overcoming
the nolshcytka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
NURSE DRUCCED
BY INMATES OF
|NTERNED WARD

Ten women from the women'H In
icrnmcn' ward. NJ the city hospital.
are repen,inE IN tho city jail Friday.
following desperate attempt TO es-
cape Thursday night. in which they
hound and gagged a nurse. then rem
dcrcd her unconscious With chioro-
form.
Tho women secured keys from the
nurpc. and were AZ the outer ward
doors when they were stopped hy
Pairolman Oscar Holm. reused - thc
ouicrtes of nearly 100 other inmates
~ the womrn's ward. Theno. excited
hy the proceedings. and some anFrrod
az the treatment Of the nurse. Mary
Curtis. frustrated the escape bY sum-
moninR tho officer The 10 had oh
tanned street clothes. and would soon
have effected an crcnpe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
SAYS SAILORS
GIVEN LIBERTY

AMSTERDAM. Dec. s7.--Saiiors
who mutinied and fortified them
sslvcs IN the royal palace have sur
rendered. according 20 Berlin dis
patch dated TUESDAY They were
given their liberty by Otto Wells. city
commandment. who Ia a majority 10
Ciaiift. the message said.
Tho palace has been occupied by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
"H0W TO SELECT WEE"
MAY BE Y. M, TOPIC

The Y. NJ c. A. Sunday afternoon
will commence a series OF public for.
INNS for the discussion OF reconstruc-
ton and other problems.
The subjects TO be debated viii be
selected by vote Of the audience.
Frank s. Bayiey. attorney and prom
inent Y. NJ. c A. worker. will lead
the meetings
How TO Select Wife" is one Of
the topics already being considered
by Bayiey for Sundays discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
Capt. HOBBY Baker
Killed by Fall of
Two Thousand Feet

PARIS. Dec. o. a two thousand
foot fan killed Captain Hobcy Baker
famous American flier. IL was learn.
ed here today. lie fell nj the Tours
Acrodrome, where he was waiting to
proceed home.
Hobey Baker was one % the most
renowned athletes ever developed in
the United states
As hockey player experts con
cedc. he was the greatest this coun.
try over has seen, and his prowcss
in football was only slightly less
spectacular. lie also was a wonder.
ful basket ball ana baseball player
and a good track man.
Baker joined the 4. g. air forces
shortly after the declaration OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27

Thinking that burglar was in tho
house. Mrs H. = Lloyd. Of AIS Sum.
NIT ave ~ Friday morning toto.
phoncd tho police in hurry. Police
investigation disclosed that the
Christmas tree had fallen down IN
the parlor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
UMBRELLAS
Half Price

The entire stock of mems and women's
Umbrellas Is now on sale at one-haf the
regular prices.
All are in the newest styles and in per-
feet good taste. Regular prices from $500
TO $500. Pay half the marked prices,
$3.50 to $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27

LONDON. Dee :T.--Oxford Uni.
vcruity Is TO have Marshal Foch
chair Of French literature II in
established with 100000 cndow
uient hy SIR Basil Zaharuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
No MORE Hun TITLES

AMSTERDAM. Dec. sT.-Thc Ger.
man government has announced
that no more titles. honorr or decora'
tons will be conferred. Those now
existing may be retained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
ANCHOR PLATES

The Anchor Plate Is another speciality
Of this office. IL " made after an Inn
preston OF the mouth In a special COM
position which insures the very pcrfec-
ton Of 1T II holds firmly yet gently
t. the roof Of the mouth and around the
gum tissue II will not tilt or fall. and
even the hardest food falls 70 dis
lodge IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
CIGARETTE CASES
Half Price

Sterling Cigarette Cases in distinctive
and aristOcratic designs and shapes, and
Plated Silver Cases, all at half the marked
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
Half Price Offerings at
Burnett's JeWelry Store
An adjusting which useful
at one-half prices. The list follows:
MESH BAGS
Half Price

The very finely woven Mesh Bags in
g0ld-filled or silver mesh-and all the
Sterling Silver Mesh Bags and Vanity Cases
and Coin Purses in wide variety at exactly
half the former prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
GONE IS THE
"TH0ROCAIN''
IT PUTS The TOOTH
TO SLEEP

My own "THoRoCAIN" method IL
unknown TO any other dentist. II IL
my secret No gas or harmful drugs
are used. You do not become uneon-
scious: only the tooth goes 70 sleep.
You feel absolutely nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
GRAIN SUPPLY
INCREASED IN
UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. Dee. 81 More
than twice IA much wheat and
greatly increased stocks OF al other
cereals WIRE on hand In United
states lrain elevator warehouses
ana mills bee, | than at the Same
time year ago.
oats aud rice wero the only excep.
tions. Complete figures OF tho food
supply were made public today by
the department of agriculture.
The survey shows commercial
stocks ~ wheat totallcd go asa. sag
bushels e0Gi per cent OF the 1917
stocks The figures refer 60 stocks
reported and do not represent the
entire commercial stocks OF the
country. nor include stocks ON
farms Chicago Board OF Trade fiE'
urcs show iat.56i.oO0 bushels OF
wheat for the commercial visible
supply a. compared with 2i.0ai.oo0
bushels a year ago.
Corresponding Rradstreet figures
FOR 1915 show iai.5Si. 600 bushels. as
against - .63l. o00 bushels Tor 1917
Tho figures indicate the excellent 20.
sition America holds regarding food
stuffs OF the world. and that this
country. thru economic and efficient
distribution. will be- able 10 render
extensive relief to the countries OF
Europe
Amount ON Hand
Percentages Of stocks 81 other
cereals "a reported ON December /.
are as follows
Corn. i2s per cent Of 1917 stock
oats, 945 per cent. barley. HOS per
cent. rye. iSls per cent
Commercial stocks % flour and
corn meal also show hig gains. Per.
ccntag~n 81 stocks now on hand.
based on those OF a year ago. are
Wheat flour. white. iTgt: whole
wheat and graham flour. 2t9i. rye
flour. Ass. corn meal. e37S. buck.
wheat flour, 2so 4: mixed flour. 2s1.S.
other foods also show substantial
gains over the 1917 stocks. Percent
ages are as follows.
flcans. isss. rice, 6s.s. rolled oats,
1911. canned salmon at3. canned
tomatoes. 1901: canned corn. isa s..
sugar. 1856. condensed milk iia.T.
eVaporatcd milk. 52S
Europe has been particularly short
of dairy products. and the shortage
In cyaporatcd milk II accounted for
by the enormous shipments 81 this
20 France. Belgium. Italy and Ems
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27

government troops. Sailors are re-
ported 10 still hold the royal stables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
PYRALIN IVORY
Half Price

Individual pieces, such az Mirrors,
Combs, Brushes, Powder Puff Boxes, Hair
Receivers, Manicure Irons, Shoe Horns, But.
ton Hooks, etc, all at half price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
TORTURE CHAIR"
HAS BANISHED 1T!

i lie pcrfectng Of my formula for my THOR
oeAIN painless method Of dentistry meant more
to me and TO you than the doing away with pain
In the dental chalr-lhough that in itself will appeal
TO you ~ highly important u meant that I would
be able to give you better dentisiry-more thorough
stronger and more dnrabe-more perfect in every way
than had been possible before For II Is impossible TO
properly perform dental wor, with the patient with
,ng ~ agony or the expectation Of cxcrucnting pain
Now, without pain the fear of u, I give You
such service as had only dreamed 81 before. Filings
the taking out Of live at sitting without
t"inge or an ioa Of discomfort. Crowns and bridge
work. with all the nerve racIting pain Of grinding
down the tooth absolutely banisied. II IL boon to
the nervous person who has avoided the dentist and
allowed his teeth to decay fear Of main
Make a trial Of this method If you have a decaycd
tooth After that leave my case In your hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
SHEFFIELD SILVER
One-Fourth Less

Tea Sets. Sandwich Plates. Bread Trays,
Baking Dishes, Casseroles, Cruets and the
thousand and one things for the breakfast
room or dining room, all at e-fourth less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27
CUT GLASS Half Price

The entire stock of Cut Glass at one.
half the marked prices-Bowls. Lamps, Nap
pies. Ice Cream Platters, Sugar Bowls and
Creamers, and very fine Cut Glass Lamps,
all at half price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-27

Sterling Silver Toilet Sets. Sterling Mani
cure Sets and Plated Silver Toilet Sets,
White Ivory Toilet Sets and all the Pyralin
Ivory Sets in stock are offered at half
price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
WAR DEPARTMENT PLANS
TO EDUCATE YOUNG MEN

WARRINGTON, Aus. is.--Plans
for continuing tho education Of
youths between tho ages Of rs and
~ years, inclusive. after they have
been registered under tho draft law
and while they are waiting to be
called into the service, are being
formulated by a committee on edu-
cation and training OF the war de-
pnrtment Details Oh tho proposal
which Is 10 be submitted within n
few days 10 the general staff for IT'S
approval were revealed today by the
senate military committee In max
ing public the testimony Of Dr. c.
". Mann ot the war department.
who appeared before II IN connoc-
ton with the pending man-power
bin
A list Of 800 colleges AZ which
the youths between rs and "a years
are 20 undergo military training has
ALREADY been prepafed AZ these
schools they can become candidates
for particular positions. IN the army
suited 20 their qualifications Those
especially adapted for commissions
VIII be given special training. All
arc to- he enlisted In the student
army training corps.
During the hearing Or. Mann re-
Venled that the war department Il
diacouraEing tho establishing of mil
itAry courses by various colleges.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
CHINESE SEND
TROOPS TO BORDER

WASHINGTON. i Aug. ia--The
Chinese guYernufent has sent n
large force '0f>uoops 10 the Siberian
border TO prevent "A threatened invR-
sion Of Chinese territory by German
nud Hungarian prisoners OF war. who
ioined with the red guard and other
elements OF the bolsheviki against
tho Czecho -Slovaks In tho Trans
baikaN region.
The sending OF the Chinese force
was taken 20 mean that every means
of extending relief 60 the Czecho-
Slovaks was being taken by the al
lied powers. The active participa-
ton OF the Chinese army on tho 81
berian border may have an import
ant hearing on developments there
within a few days. according to Of
flcials here.
That the japanese troops froU
Manchuria will be the first TO render
General Dederlchs. the Czecho-slo-
yak leader. and his ANAL band Of
fighters practical aid seems probable
from late news from that portion OF
the world hut they viii be prompt
" reinforced by troops OF the en-
tente nations provided Il II found
that tho limo d. communication to
Vlndlvostok can be maintained by
the Manchurian railroad or other
wise
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
PRESIDENT WELL GUARDED
WHILE ON VACATION TRIP

J MANCHESTER. Masa.. Aug. "a
President Wilson's outing has done
him a world OF good
Today at the Esses county rolf
links he played tho best Famr OF his
stay. and won from DR. Grayaon In
hard-fought match. Tho pleasure
and profit that the president has had
Tor i've days was due largely ia the
noolusion made possible by the most
thorough guard that ever has been
thrown about the chief executive or
a vacation.
In addition to tho guard OF secret
service men, marines picketed the
grounds Two hydro-airplanes per
Sistently searched adjacent waters,
and at little distance off the coast
two torpedo boat destroyers ana A
tleet Of submarine chasers made sure
mat no unwelCome craft Vonturcd IN
IhlS watch over tho sea was taken
because OF some uneaslneEs. due 10
the selection FOR the vacation OF the
presidencand Mrs Wilson OF a house
standing almost at tho edge OF
promonotory that commands a wide
view OF the SEA, and which. In turn,
can be plainly seen from some dis
lance out. II was not believed 10 be
beyond tho range of possibility that
some German submarine commander
would he tempted 20 risk his shin 10
iaho a pot shot at so conspicuous q
target
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
KANSAS CITY AND DALLAS
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANS

WASHINGTON Aug 19.-ssore-
ary McAdoo announced todkS7 Mai
tho War Finance corporation had
completed plans for making direct
loans to individuals, firms IND cor
porauons engaged IN the raising OF
live stock. Two agencies viii be
created by tho corporation with
headquarters at Kansas City and
Dallas.
The agencies will bo known ns the
Cattle Loan agencies OF the War
Finance corporation ana their bust
moss will be confined entirely 10 tho
consideration OF applications for di-
rect loans 20 live stock raisers. All
applications from banks for hd-
vancCa for crop moving and other
purposes will be received aa hereto
fore by tho federal reserve banks
acting M fiscal agents for the cor
poratlOu The Kansas city headquar-
tors will receive applications from
the Kansas CITY, San Francisco.
Minneapolis and ST. Louis reserve
districts and tho Dallas office will
act as headquarters for the Dallas,
Atlanta and Richmond districts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
GAME WARDEN CHARGES
POLLUTION OF STREAM

Information filed In the county
cohrt, charges .. constantin and six
OF his employees, n. J. rrups. Iohn
Nicholson, NJ. Harrington, y, Mikes.
Thomas Maultsby and vad Beray
with putting poisonous ana delete
riOua substances In the Arkansss
river.
The information. flied yesterday
morning, II based on observations
by q. u. Walker game warden, that
thero were running from the grounds
Of the refinery several streams u
crude oil. dead hme and other mat
ter that kill the fish IN the stream.
There was a charge filed the lat
ter part OF last week against another
refinery at West Tulsa for the same
offsnsc. II is claimed taht II Il Inn
possible 10 catch fish In the Arkan-
sss river. on account OF the streams
OF refuse matter from the refineriea
killing them out. The game warden
Ia getting busy on the matter, and
eoms interesting deyelopm are
expected In the very near future,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Defeat and Victory

psisAt and victory are kin.
Ard one must know them both - VIM
lie has not proved his worth ~ Al
who has not suifeYd from = fall,
Tho viirtor's part han cannot CHOOSE;
Who seeks % win. must learn TO lose
Man In his failures looks the best,
Tia there ha. meets liie's real tnat.
In every form Of strife there lies
A richer treasure than the prize,
And no who places victory first
Has set his standard with the worst
Who will not rather choose defeat
Than stoap 10 conquer by deceit--
Who counts an honest effort less
Than yiciously attained success
Has failed IN lifc's supreniest test
whatever msdAlA deck his breast,
The brighter Flotics sometimes fan
To him that men a failure call.
The goal he misses IL his PRIDE
For when bis soul was being tried
lie chose 10 lose tho victor's fame
Than win BY any uiek OF shane.
BETTER Il Is 70 miss tho goal
Than stain the splendot Of the soul;
And when at last the race is.dons
And known are all we've lost and won,
our failures then may brighter glow
Than all the victories We show.
Copyright 1918 BY Edgar A. GussLl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Fuel administration
Approves Agreement
on Petroleum Prices

WAsHGN TON. AUG. IA
Plans for tho establishment OF Pc
troleum prices, recommended by
the national petroleum war scrv-
Ice committee In New York last
week were accepted by the fuel
administratlon. which announced
iisAbelief that tho agreement will
prevent any radical change In con-
sumera' prices OF gasoline and
other oil producu
The = an provides generally for
maximum premiums for oil of va
rioua grades IN tho field through
out the country. A far az practi-
cable the fldw Of oil through ex-
isting channels will continue and
protection as 10 price and supplies
Is assured small refiners
The fuel administration. the
statement says. is also endeayorlng
10 have established fair differen-
tails for refiners and distributors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
BRITISH CAPTAIN ARRIVES
a AT BOSTON WITH CREWMEN

BOSTON. Aug 1O.--CApt David
Evans OF the British steamer pepis-
tone. who was taken aboard A Oar
man submarine as prisoner OF va
after the undcrsea boat sank his YES.
sci Off Nantucket last week w..
landed here late today. with CAM
Evans were elEht members of stbc
crew OF tho Norwegian steamer San
Jose, also victim OF the same subl
marine that destroyed the Penis
tone.
The San lose was sunk some time
today Captain Evans. who had hear
kept n prisoner ON the suhmArins
eight days. was put into one OF The
San Jose's small boats. which was
picked up later by government yes
sell
Twenty-Five other members OF tbs
San JoSe's crew had not been ar-
counted Tor tonight Naval nuthnri.
ties refused 20 give out anything
concerning the experience OF Captnin
Evans or OF the sinking OF the san
JOse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
TWO KILLED, THREE
HURT IN EXPLOSION
Members Of Family Visiting Austin,
Texas, Arc Victims OF Acci-
dent nj Garage.

AUSTIN. Texas. August 1.-Two
persons were killed, three seriously
injured and four suffered slight
hurts an the result OF an explosion
here late today in the capital city
repair garage. caused, Il Is believed
by oxygen In an acotylsne tank
for burning carbon from automobile
cylinders The dead
MRS, TEssIE wEssoN OF Boloe
Texas
], II. Els. owner OF tho repair
shop
SERIOUSLY injured:
Albert wesson. Boio,, both legs
blown off
Milton b. Ayers, West Austin. ono
leg blown Off.
J. Ted Cox, Hornsbys Bend. leg
brolgen ''s
The Wesson family was passlry
through Austlp and had stopped at
the garage 20 have the cylinders 81
their gar ground out. WbiIo ,bts
work was being done. the expIosion
occurred. James A. WeSson brs-
band OF the dead woman. was opJv
slightly hurt. '''
Property damage will be heavy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
of Hun Raid
ers Are Seen in
New York.
COMMUNICATION SURE
Navy Heads Think Enemy
Either Lands Crews or
Meet Friends.
UNDERSEA CRAFT DISAPPEAR
Foe Has 180 Boats Left:
Sinkings Increase;
Gable Is Cut.
SURE
UNDERSEA CRAFT DISAPPEAR

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.
A German submarine WAS sunk in
running battle with British
tnnk steamer last Friday about
three hundred miles northwest "
Nantucket. according 10 mem
bers Of the thnkcrs crew. The
oil ship arrived here tonight FROM
Mexico.
Whom first sighted the U-boat
was two miles away. according 10
the captain Of the tanker. who
said he Immediately opened fire.
Twcnty-scycn shots were fired
by the tank shlp. one or more Of
which her master declared, scSrtI
clean hits. rs flaGcs we're seen
bursting from the portsidc OF the
submarine. which lac said sank
n few minutes later.