davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nursing service OF the Atlantic pivi-
sion. told me.
LAS Miss Delano says Miss Jane
Delano is National Director OF the De-
partment of Nursing for the Aneri-
can Red Cross), no young woman,
here and now, can do her country
greater service than by enrolling for
army and navy service as n nurse, II
she has had the proper training. or
enrolling for that training II she has
not received it.
THE girls who enter civilian hos
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Shall We Be in Any Danger?"
an Unasked Question, Though
Applicants Know They Are
Wanted for Immediate Ser
vice in War Zone-Noble,
Self-Sacrihcing Women of All
Glasses Manifest Their Love
of Country by Enrolling by
the Hundreds in New York.
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ter before the Grand Jury yesterday
means that the necessary c~orrObora-
tiv evidence has been found. is a
matter which MIR. hork would not
discuss.
IL seemed APPARENT from the NUN
Der and type OF Witnesses who were
s%ubpoenaed yesterday that the m
auiry has been progressing secretly
during tn. last few weeks.
The evening world., 1918-06-12

nurses drive of
the American Red
Cross TO obtain
$4,000 nurses for
immediate war
service.
Applications for
posts OF honor
and G c
c nurse who
enrolls for service
with army and
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mour Mork. his first assistant. OK
amihed the witnesses called before
the new Grand Jury.
The principal difficulty
tered all during the inV~estig alton,
according TO Mr.. Mork. was the in
ability to obtain confederation OF the
charges. as most OF the witnesses
were accompllces under the law.
whether suddenly bringing the mat
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is in line for such posts-are
being received by tho hundreds in this
city. The majority OF tho women go
to the headquarters OF the Atlantic
Division at No. a. East 23d Street.
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GRAFT BEFORE GRAND JURY.

witnesses subporpsed seem 60 ln-
aieste Inauiry In secret.
Investigation into the alleged graft
IN the Street Cleaning Department.
wa resumed yesterday by District
Attorney Martin OF the Bronx. SeS-
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Marguerite MOOers Marshall.

n IDW YORK'S women soldiers,
~ her Legion OF Mercy, are be-
ing enrolled this week in the
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lSlst St. near Broadway
81. Nicholas, cor. lS5th ST.
St. Nicholas, cor. l92d St.
Webster Az, near fremont Az.
$50 East Fordham Road
81 West Fordham Road
Broadway, near SSth ST.
goth ST., near 10th Az.
1919 Southern Boulevard
10th St.,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
hon. S. ]. DOYLE
MADE GOOD SPEECH
CANDIDATE FOR GovEI:NcR
SHOWS UP PRESENT ADMIN
1srRAT1N IN sH6TTALK

Hon. S. j. Doyle Democratic cam
didate for Governor Of North Dakota
was here Tuesday afternoon and
spoke for an hour to the crowd that
to hear him. Owing to
the Grand Jury being in session in the
opera house Mr.. Doyle did not have
an opportunity to speak until about
supper time. There is no question
but what Doyle's appearance here
gained him many votes for he discuss
ed the political qustions of the state
in such clear and concise way that
all present could realize where this
state is drifting to under the present
Socialist regime in the disguise of the
Nonpartisan League. Mr.. Doyle
made manly speech and not once in
his discourse did he condemn his OPP
ponent but he did condemn his OPP
ponent's political bosses in such a way
that no one present could deny the
fact that they are socialists of the
rankest kind and that the men who
vote for Frazier are voting the So
cialist ticket and not the Republican
as some voters. think they are. Mr..
Doyle did not have. the time to dis
cuss House Bill AZ as he would of
liked to but he did; take time to show
up some of thu socialist tricks that
,Townley and his. bunch of socialistic
followers tried to put over on the
public Of this state.
We bellows that the voters of this
state in voting for Mr.. Doyle will BE-
standing back of the Government in
prosecuting this war to a speedy and
victorious end.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
WOUNDED SOLDIER RETURNS
HOME. r.

Clayton Carmichael is home on a
ten day furlough. Clayton lost leg
while fighting in France. Mind you
he was fighting the battle for De-
mocracy for you and and when, we
see this young man going up the
street with but one leg our heart
goes out to the boys who have gone
across the waters to fight our bat
ties. He is the first Emmons county
boy to return to this country wounded
and Emmons county is justly proud
of him. Clayton gave short talk at
the Electric Theatre last Saturday
evening on his experience in France
and voluntary collection was taken
up for him which netted SIT 81. 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
By E. w. KEMBLE

against tuberculosis. Up to juno 80
1918 the appropriation for this pur-
pose was S2147327. A complete sur
vey Of tuberculosis hospitals in
France shows that &c have besa com
pleted. acquisitions for goods have
been approved for 96 provisional hos
pitfalls containing 5610 beds and al of
which will be in operation by fall.
As against the appropriation for the
6 months ending December 81
amounts to s25s2456. ID.
"For the care of the children in
France up to June 80 the sum of 81
1929. 10 was provided. The APP
preparation for the current months
totals S2775877. 10.
"Tor the work of caring for rcfu-
gees th2 sum of s62122so. 70 has been
set aside. The fund for the rc.,ab-
ilitation of villages in the ,.3."astll toad
area totals s1Oo4912. 2s.
"Thc Rsl Cross has devoted consid-
cradle time and money to the work
in the United State of the rc-nduca-
ton of those who llava bo-r .nutilate>i
either IS soldiers Or as non-combat
ants. Tho appropriation for this pu--
pose is S25643S GO. A kindred ac-
tivity through the Society of Friends
/ has basa supported to the extent of
s187552 &c. The donation last ysor
to the Woran's Relief Corps il
Franco amounted 70 s2C3245 81.
"Tl,c number OF Red Cross work,,r
in France is approximately 5000 po--
sons. The cost OF operating has been
handled SO that the various items OF
operating. expenses are kept in one ar
count.
'In the matter of transportation
the appropriation for civilian and mil.
itarv purposes under this heading in,
Guiding equipment for the current sis
months totals S2055767. t54.
:."The section of purchases comrris
ing warehousing rent labor and ship
ping amounts to s25S947 81.
"The section of donations has to d.
with gifts OF medical supplies sur
gical instruments and modern sanitar,
equipment to hospitals and institu
tons both at the front and at bases
The expendituTa5 for these purpose:
for the six mort',- ending Dec. 81 Wi!
amount to S43a5o64 81.
"The 'exnenses Of the bureau Of
medical ard surgical information ser
, vice from JUL, 1 to Dor. 81 will tota
/ s3922S. OF. The work of burea,
, corstructio, will amount to s4543S g.
nd the matter of insurance s77991.
40. sAll these activities are beint
cared for by an appropriation of S676
BAL 20"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

About seventy OF or schools are in
session now.
The next meeting Of The No, Il, d.
kota Educational Association will be
held in Minot Novcatber 7y.aA 9Th.
Mrs. Briggle has acccRad The
principalship Of the Linton High
School and former superintendent
Henry H. Hanson viii serve in he.
place as deputy superintendent in this
office until he assumes full charge.
Every school n,ust b. n center OF
National Service and rood way to
start in the great task is to make
your school 4 RED CROSS 3AUXIL-
larry. We had sixty Red Cross
schools last year and should have ono
hundred and fifty this year. Help us
Boost.
We are realizing n shortarc Of
|. achers and find that it will br nee
cssary to issue number of permits
this year. We will be glad to re-
ceive applications from anyone Who
has two or three years Of high school
work and some experience in :eaca-
ing.
Teachers and school boards will be
pleased to learn that W. G. Croker
better known as "Uncle WHIP has
consented to continue the Rotary.
TIL. first issue viii be on October Is
and then every four weeks. This is
a very valuable school aid for tho
lower grades and should be in moro
Of our schools.
Our schools are asked to take an
active part in the November cam
raign for the support of the Y. M.
IC. a. and kindred organizations.
This IL n worthy cause and We hope
that all teachers will take pains to
explain the work of these organiiza-
ions and the plans for raising funds
for Their snnnort. Literature will be-
se1t 10 oil teachers IN the near Fl.
ture bv the persons having The work
in charge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
INSTANTLY KILLED

Heinrich Waltber, aged % years.
was instantly killed last Friday.
While lhrsl,ing, the engine wheels
worked down ia The sand, soil ant!
loosc,ird the drive belt. In the
attempt to reset tin engine to tight
en- the bglt Heinrich tried 10 block
the wheel but it ran bnck suddenly
and caught his arm and drew him
nnder the wheel which passed .ovel
his shoulders and head, killing him
instantly. 1t. was Il very sad ac.
icdent, and the sympathy Of the
whole community is rendered
the bereaved family in lllri,
hours of grief and sorrow over th,
untinely death of this line young
man.
The funeral was Sunday at 2 pm
from the German Baptist Church
Rev. X. I.ucI,s, assisted by Rev
Bibelheimer preached the fu,,era
sermon. Many beautiful flora
tributes testified to The sympath,
extended. The funeral was larg,
one. The remains were laid to res
|
in the l.iIton cemetery.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
OBJECTS TO CHARGES
Rail Commission in Nebraska
Preparing Telephone Suit.
Will Test Eight Of Companies to
Charge for !nctallation Of
Apparatus.

Washington, Oct. S.--A test will be
made shortly in a United States couss
Of federal control Of telephones.
The Nebraska railroad commission
will contest the right OF the post
master general, through the director
of telephones and telegraph, to so
over TIC heads of state utilities COM
missions in regulation of telc2Aont
charges.
The Nebraska commission refuses
to allow telephone companies in that
state TO collect charge for iustalla.
ton of phones.
The postmaster general ordered
that the charge be allowed The com.
mission claims that inasmuch as the
telephone business Is largely in.ra.
state its Jurisdiction should not be in.
terfercd with b. the federal govern.
mcnt.
The courts dccision will apply to
every .tatc.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
FRENCH HOSPITAL EoM3ED
Many Wounded Soldiers Arc Killed
in Foe Plane Raid.

Paris. Oct. S.-Many French aoldicrs
were killed or injared when German
airplare bombed hospital at ChaIons.
at the time OF the raid German pris.
oners were being sheltered in the eel.
lars of the hospital.
Writing to Deputy Margarine of the
Department OF the Marie, Premier Gle
menceau declares that the lombard
ment of the hospital is an episode in
the long succession of German crimes
which will be taken into account ut
the final settlement"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
sar,t and Bsrry.Au.pae Taken.

Washington, Oct. S.--The troops o.
the French general Rcr.hrlot. Inv.
delivered II successful blow against til
Gernans northwest of Rh9:,s whici
dos matrr!J'sy tottha ,ncuHcr that |,
hanging over the Geraan front fror
the North scn 10 the Swiss hortln,
This wis the capture Of Rorr.--in
Bac, OH The north side Of The .Aisnc
about ten and Il half miles northwe,
OF Rheims and only Il scan' five miles
from the eastern end of the famous
Ci,cm'n Dies Dunes ridge ut Ciacnne
A further advance nprthwartl across
the railroad not alone viii put the
great stronghold OF Lann In a pocket,
but also Will ,oIsaank Neufchatel.
another enemy stronghold. on the west.
The Turks also have suffered a
serious blow In the loss to the French
of Beirut, capital Of the viiayet of
Syria. Tho occupation OF this seaport
on the Mediterranean by n French
naval division gives the allies n base
for the landing OF men who can
operate In all directions againstthe
Turks over the roads radiating from 1t
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
STONE HOTEL SOLD.

DR.. Wolverton closed deal last
Friday whereby he becomes owner Of
the Stone Hotel formerly owned BY
DR.. Hogue. DR.. Wolvertor will con-
vert the hotel into a hospital for
which purpose it was originally built.
DR.. Hoguc has been called into the
military service in the medical de-
partment and will leave as soon as his
business hero is settled up.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
ELMER ANDERSON
Emmons Co. Director United
War Welfare Campaign.
HAVE YOU A BOY Or FRIEND IN
FRANCE?

If your boy is in France with the
American Army or if you have
friend there it is your duty to send
Their name and last known address
TO the county auditor SO he will be
able to send them ballot for the
November election. 1t is very i'm
poftant that yoa do this for these
boys are entitled to vote at the
general election and they want to
vote for they are the men that are
going to be at the head of this row
eminent in the future. Don't put
this off but do it at once.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10

Washington D. c.. Sept % lob
+ The following is authorized by the
Red Cross War Council:
1.-THE War Council of the American
Red Cross today issues another In
stallment of its report'to the Amer
lean people concerning the use al
ready made and now being made Of
the Red Cross War Fund. This par
ticular installment covers work snone
among the civilian populations in
France and its cost since the b9Ein-
ming of the war and shows the aSpfo>
priations made for the period from
July to December 13 1918; together
with the appropriations for the Sup
MY Transportation Women's Hospital
Service and other bureaus.
SIN carrying out it's work in France
the American Red Cross in all it's ac'
ttivities had expended UP to July !
1918 the sum of S366136s2. 70. 4 Or
this amount the sum of S15453049 81
vas apportionsd to relief work among
the soldiers and strictly military ac-
tivities. Tho balance of $2116o632. :
sc was apportioned to relief wori;
among refugees retaining of devas-
tated areas the fight against tuber-
culcsis operating expenses and other
+ccvpanse7 tl,at have tn. DO with the. civ
lil population. y "rfn
"Tho2 demands for the G manths
lending T.t.-.ra~ 2ia1n1e hove l,a,r
rcatcr tAcii for any similar period
and an appropriation Therefore has
been made for this period amounting
to sS45s2a27..57 Of which S20753410.
.l01 is for relief among refugees re-
Mobilization of devastated areas tn;
frht against tuberculosis or,erstine
cxepnscs and other civil relief activ.
ties. Thus the entire sum expended
and appropriated for relief work ir
France from the. karinnine of the w,
to December 81 1913 will amount tt
more. than $70O0000O.
"The two largest. items of expen
diture in the work among the civil
ians has been for the relief work ant
reconstruction of villages in the de
vastated areas and the relief of thous
: ands of refugees from areas occupied
by the German armies. These two
items alone aggregate s5557605. rs
"In view of recent military event.
whereby additional large devastated
areas have been reclaimed from thu
foe cxrartlit,,-es along similar line
undoubtedly will be greatly increased
during the next few months. Ais,
there probably will be greater de
mand upon the Red Cross in cairns
for American sick and wounded an,
in supplying necessities and comfort
to the men in camp.
an order to maintain the moral
in the army ct the front it is neces
sarv TO maintain the morale of tn
Undivided and the american Re-
Cross 10 working with This end il
, view. Destitute refrrsc5 in Franc
3 March 1917 rtrn,l,a-ad 100000
; Thrse hav, been provided Cor.
o "Ti,e third BIZ item Tor which lib
: cral appropriation was de,hs ;.dsd .
the Red Crcss was for campaig
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10

Z; Lordrn. Oct. S.--F'c.d marshall vor
Ein,H .tlu,E, has resigned ms ci,irf -
TIE U;cr,unn General staff :ietcra !)ante6
iaiery'ew with HE emperor in w'iicl
the f1ld mnrshai declared t.Ht Il re
t~eat "n n ;;,r.,c scrle was iiapnss.hii
to avoid according to n Central News
dispatch fls':i A,rSerela,n. The corrc
spcndent based h!:; dispatch en- report,
from The frontier.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
LEAVE BULGARIAN ARMIES
German Troors Recalled to Their
Own Headquarters.

EcTi,n. Oct. 6 German troops
wh!ah have hoc. Fighting in the ranks
Of the Bulgarian any have been
withdrawn ard arc now marching back
towards their Headquarters, says the
piic.al statemcnt issued by tho Ger.
.man general army headquarters.
The text CT this section of the Ger.
man statement says:
Our troops which hitherto had
been fighting in the ranks of the Bul.
garian army have been withdrawn and
are marching back towards their head.
quarters"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
BIG DRIVE FOR WAR
FUNDS TO START
THE UNITED WAR WELFARE
= CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS TO
START NOVEMBER IL.

srhc unitpd War Welfare Campaign
is now on. You ask what j. is. 1t
is the uniting of seven OF our leadin.
organizations associations or fraLc.'.
mites to work together in :. COMMON
work. The President Of the United
States asks that thear several ASSOC
ciations for War Wt'f'."e coordinate
and work together as ONE and which
include the following:
The Young Mems Christian asa-
citation. /,
!, Ths Young Women's Christian AeO-
citation v
Tho War Work Community Service.
1 The Knights Of Columbus.
/ The Jewish Relief Association.
r The Salvation Army.
= Now then Emmons county's quota
is $500 90. We are called to con-
tribute that amount and with the help
of each and every individua!-wh
can--we will succeed abundantly.
~ Iiol WIN we "IeIIltT
we are Americans or foreign born;
whether we are Jew or Gentle; Cath
Ole or Protestant; believers,or unbe-
levers; rich or poor. The. call for
help comes to each and every one so
far as in us lies the power to help.
And that call comes from out the
trenches afar and from those foreign
battlcfields that arc becoming slippery
with the blood Of American, life.
You say they are not OF your blood
They may not Be of mine but they are
the blood of a common united people
defending and giving their li9es for. u
righteous cause which is sufficient
reason for you and for M. and for all
to HELP.
Sincerely
EJMEp ANpCpc0N
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
DEATH.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs ! Keglcy
was saddencd Sunday night when the
Anrel of Death called their little q
nonhs' old baby hnnts katherine
Ksagssy. The body vas taken to Sci
by s. D. Tuesday &C., burial.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
With French Making Continued
Gains, Wilson Confers on
Peace Note.
''iH|ADT QUITS, REPORT
Senate Lo,ccre and Allied Press Say
Armisticc Should Not Be Con.
sidcrcd Now-Frcnch Take
important Points.

Washington. Oct. 8.-Wils0n cOnfers
with ullied leaders; French make fur.
ther smashing g,ins; A!ndenhurs re.
signs after telling the kaiser further
retrc;,ts are inevitable; senate de-
nounces url,iiStice MS lnthin':;ible nj
this timc--so runs the threHd of tn,
days news following the announce.
nent oflKaiser Wiiheln's new peace
offensive sh!ch WAS designed to set nj!
nations into II sudden simsm of aver
sion TO furihrr continuance Of the war.
With his Macedonian front collapsed,
by his own admission to his own .liea-
pie and witt continued disaster. In
e-;table according 10 the d!c.uin Of his
riGst trusted Eiii.tnry leader. the kaiser
has established II government under
Prince Afi:. which hopes to avert fur,
ti,er w;!r ~ II recitation nj it's willing
ncs', Ia qn!t and consider the fourteen
:;ug .n.;tint.; Df President t.iisan ;ts tho
basis for vaccinations regarding peace
ih,,t these suggestions; arc not Il basis
for nagn.i:..ions at I'LL. nut !: I.!iiii,:iuit
Of The rtqu semcu.s that must ;.nso.
iu.ei:' tx acc ptcd by the enemy with
OFT question is the prevalent oN.nioL
here; in which not only senate lenders
but also ,.lr iuii:enti;ll press Of Amer
len an,! The allied nations appear tc
almost Universally concur.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10
SCOUT PATROL CRAFT SUNK
No Gveo Are Lost in. Accident Off
Lona Island.

Washington. Oct 8. - The U. s.
Scout patrol vessel 39T was sunk In
co.iisia;. with another naval vessel IN
Long and Sound, the Navy Gepart.
ment ANNOUNCED. The commander OF
the 397 reported 81 on board were
rescued.
The identity of TIE naval vessel
with which TIE 3s7 collided WAS moi
disclosed by me Navy department
The 3a7 formerly was The steam yacht
Mary Alice and was o. $50 gross tons.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10

Wilton cc:.tcrs E9.th Allied Leaders
W.,sh.is,:sp~.0ct. S.-pryi;!sienl iVil
son j. comforting v til the i.:cEicrs oi
the entente n.ticns over iile fnr;:I %
an answer 20 be ni:,ar tn Gnr;1ary2
latest p5a.r proposals. rllr lid 81
ITEMS 49, t'.a. il Nil! M. he dispatched
for Il day ,st":n. Ni.:,e thor" ~iity 81
su,te ql.;;;;icu as to the tpriu of the
rc,l'y, there Is ~ question whatever
Us IL liz tn'ture. Il mny not use tbs
shot :irl forctful ter:,. ''uncsndi
i.rni,l a@.isn1ar" which wou.a rrileci
the sc.it.@,cut which HIS co..le from;
:he spo.;"s.icn If the nation. but 1t il
sure Ia convey to the German govern.
men! very clearly the f;.ct that 10th
In; less ti,:;n the terms already lait
GnnE c::n .e'ac>cpted. aud that those
teri.ls c;,.t,,ot be made merely .'ti.
basis for n's-e.i"t'nn." AS. to III.
:rr,:s e s'tl, u step would be Iiiokp,
rp6n .is s.,.cidlii aud not to be though
If
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-10-10

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
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Subscribe ,or the Record.
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RED CROSS REPORT

Washington D. C. Sept 22s 1919. -
The following is authorized by the
Red Cross War Council:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-28
SPECIAL STREET CAR
SERVICE FOR BIENNIAL
OFFICIALS OF STREET RAILWAY
COMPANY HAVE ARRANGED
SPECIAL SCHEDULE.

The officials Of the street railway
company have arranged a schedule for
Oaklawn travel during the convention
that should give general satisfaction
70 the local and visiting ladies'.
All cars will he run through the
loop and fares will be handled by
lady ticket sellers and takers on the
passenger platform inside the loop
Passengers going towards Oaklawn
who do not desire to go inside the
convention grounds will pay their fare
to the motorman when leaving the car.
Cars will be run every two minutes
if necessary, and it is the intention OF
the car company to place its new and
large equipment in this service. Al
cars will handle either local OF
through passengers at the regular
five-cent fare.