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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-04
TRATATUL Gu AUSTRIA.

Provine mai intii din anumite
clauze teritOriale fixate de Con-
ferinta din Paris, Gu privire la
care sentimental national mai cu
seama in nouile teritorH romi-
nesti, in Bucovina 81 Transilvania
sc exprima in mOdul eel mai We
hement.
Oar Rominii Sc agata 81 mai
mutt inca de acele cauZe din ira
tatul Gu Austria earl in Ochii lOr
pun Rominia intro stare de va
salitate fata de marble puteri. FL
Sc ping mai GU seama contra fe-
lului cum a fost regulate protec-
tia minoritatilor cum 81 contra
reglementarei care lie restringe
libertatea de lncheia tratate de
comerciu 81 modifica dupa plac
tarifele sale de drum de fer. Gel
earl protesteaza mai vehement
sunt intelectualii 81 mai ctl seama
profesorii de drept, dar e evident
ca imensa majoritate judeca ca
81 dinsii. Toata lumea vede in a.
ceste dispozitiuni atingere sll-
veranitatei, 81 a jignire a demni-
tatii natiunei, pc. care tratatul
din 1916 punea pc plclOr Gle e.
gaIitate Gu marble puteri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-04
ROMfNIA SUB TUTELA.

Indignarea poporului Sc con
centreaza mai ales asupra ideei III
matoare, care s'a schimbat acum
in idee fixa:
..fnainte de 1916. Rominia era
mica, dar independents; de, aci
inainte ea va fl mai mare, sar sub
tutela: marirea Ell fizica nu com
penseaza micsorarea Ell mOrala. i
lesne de inchipuit ce ravagii poa-
te face astfel de ideie, inlaun.
trul unui neam greu incercat de
razboi. Toti cauta pc responsible
lul 81 fiindca ROminia s'a invatat
a privi pc Franta ca pc prOtac-
toarea Ell naturala, lumea ispiti-
"a a co q an34o 6o Eropta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-04
ROMfNIA NU VA SIENNA IRA
TATUL Gu AUSTRIA DIN eau
IA CONDITIUNILOR UMILI-
TOARE, = SPUNE UN CORES
PONDENT FRANCEZ.
FRANTA 81 OPINIA PUBLICA
DIN ROMfNIA.

Corespondentul din Bucuresti
al ziarului lie Petit Parisien" :Jl
blica urmatoarele, asupsa situa-
tiei actuale din Rominia:
, % personalitate diplomatica
foarte versata i'm chestille rOml-
nesi, ne-a comunicat urmatoarele
aprecieri asupra starei sufletesti
actuale Rominiei:
NEMULTUM1RILE ROMfN1EI.
Maven drepth a asucnde pu-
blicului francez ca starea spirite-
lor in Rominia este in momentul
de fata deStul de ingrijitoare 81
ca in joe e nu numai pacea din
Europa orientala, ci 81 viitOrul re
latiunilor dintre Rominia 81 Fran
ia.
Ca -sa vorbim Impede, majori-
tatea opiniei publice rominesti e.
ste All Ostila semnarei tratatului
GU Austria. Nemultumirea prin ca
re trece Rominia in momentul de
fAta este fara indoiala rezultatul
unui fenomen destul de raspindit
in tarile beligerante, care e inca
agravat de izolarea relativa in
care Sc afla Rominia, din cauza
Upset orr carei legaturi TELEGRAPH
ce regulate Gu Occidental. Ne
multumirea aceasta are InSa eau
re adinci, care trebuesc scoase III
evidenta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
West Virginians Made
Twenty-Five First Downs
Against Princeton Team
MUST GUARD AGAINST OvER-CON
RDENCE NEXT SATURDAY WHEN
CRnTHE COLLEGE Is Met.
MountatnssrS Made Pour Hundred and
Sixty Yards to Only Eighty-One
For Princeton.

Succial Dispatch TO The Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va. Nov. g.
Just how clearly West Virginia really
outclassed the great Princeton team IN
$50 at Princeton Saturday is best
shown by tho figures on the game. TheSe
show that West Virginia rushed the ball
for twenty-five first downs. and total
yardagc from line plays. end runs. Tor
ward passes and returning punts OF no
less than four hundred and sixty yards
On the other ha0d Princeton made out
two first downs. ono in each half OF
the encounter. Princeton gained but
cighty-one yards throughout the game.
thirty yards O fthis was from returning
punts; twenty-six yards came on a bril-
liant dash OF Murray's around left emo
and the other twenty-five yards was
gained in small amounts ranging from
a bare yard 10 five yards.
Must Gurad Against Centre
Over-confidcncc will be q hard thing
to get out of West Eirginias team TINS
Charleston on saturday expecting TO md
an easy opponent and gloatlng IN thclr
strength there will likely b" another or
these colossal surprises that seem al
most to have become a habit with foot-
ball teams this fall. Centre college, the
team to he met at the Capital IS playing
football that entities hem TO rank with
such cams as More Dame, Illinois ana
other Of the best western cleyens. Com
paratirc scores prove 1t and west VIZ
ginia, no matter il she did win from
Princeton $50 cannot go against team
of this calipre and weight and win
medley on its reputation.
McIntire OF course, has had some e1-
perience with ovcr-confidence and Will
do his utmost to rid the men OF the men
ace this week but IL Is huge task al
every gridiron mentor knows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
ADAMS IN
ACCIDENT ESCAPES
WITHOUT INJURIES

Special Dispatch TO Tho lNtclllEcnccr.
SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. Nov. 9Th"
Princeton club a.rplarc in whiClr Jack
Adams Of Wheeling Island landed on
tho golf course of the Country club was
very badly damaged when it ran into tn"
bank of the ravnc that crosses the Gol!
course about 30 this afternoon. AN'-
ator Adams with EraGy Gatrcll as "A
passenger. was about Ia make his hrSt
flight Of tn" day. AS his machine sped
along tho course two men approached.
In an effort 10 avoid striking III" men
with his plane there was not sufficient
room loft. as Lieutenant Adams r"s" in
the air. TO clear the ravlnC.
The machine struck the opposite bank
head on and tilted onto It's nose and
then settled il.;Clt alright. The propeller
was broken Of ma III" planes were hc1lt
and twisted. and parts Of them broken
Lieutenant Adams said this afternoon h"
believes thcr" WIS no damage don" to
the engine. hut is If III" opinion that II
will take n week to get the machine III
Cupants Of IN" plan" was burt
about n dozen passengers were taken
un by Aviator Adams during the differ
rnt flights on Sunday. Nc..irr SchOy hay
ing the distinction e h"inG the first
person here TO ride in the plane.
Aviator Adams handled his machine i'll
n CrpAhl" manner. and only on" accident
occurred iu'nIl III" lights made ycsicr-
day. One time when tn" airplane WIS
landing it bumped into the crowd. which
had scattered all oyer the field. Although
he tried. Lieutenant adams could not
avert the accident. Several persons We're
knocked down; som" received painful
bruises. but none were hurt seriously.
Aviator Adams is cnroute % pcnsc-
cola Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
WHEELING HIGH GETTING READY
FOR MARTINS FERRY CONTEST
SrsrBRSvuLE nigh WILL BE
PLAYED THIS WEEK AT TIE
FAyR GROUNDS.
MUCH INTEREST d BEING OIS-
PLAYED IN THE BELLA1R1 AMI
MARTrNS FERRY GAME.
LNnY CADETS AND WKEE11N4
WILL BACK OLD GOLD AND
BLUE 10 WIN.

Since the defeat OF last Saturday OF
Wheeling High at tn. hands OF inc
Linsly Cadets. the interest or ooth
schools IS being turned 20 the Wheehns
High Martins Ferry game 20 be played
at the state Fair grounds next ~etk.
The Old Cold and Blue eleven Will cas-.
with the SiStcrSvllle high team mex
Saturda afternoon az the Fair Gr"unuS
hut this holds little interest 10 local to4-
lowers.
Now that Bellaire and Martins Ferry
have cancelled with Ltpsly Institute
they are eliminated as conten1ets i1I
the championship honOrs of the ONO
Valley. Although they are stil mem
bcrs OF q. V \. n. they Will not oe
recognized ny dopesterS in deciding the
champions Of th!$>distriCt. as they nave
forfeited this privilege in canceiiihs
with the Cadets.
Great interest is being manifested oy
both LnSly Cadets and wheeling High
school students in the Martins Ferry
Wheeling High game next week. Inc
schedule calls for the game 20 DC plaSeo
IN this city. If Armistice Day IS legal
holiday the gam, will likely be played
that day. as tho W. & J.-Bethany game
will be played on Saturday, November
-. at the Fair grounds.
Since the cancellation OF the l-inslY
game by both Bellaire and Martins
Ferry, much gossip among the rams OF
Wheeling and Linsiy has resulted. The
action OF the two Ohio schools shows
very pooh sport smanship. The o. v y.
A. docs not need these two schools as
members but both Bcllaire and Martins
Ferry needs the O. V. y. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
.U|NSLY CADETS meet
new CUMBERLAND Fri.
New Cumberland - Substituted Tor
Bellatre In tho weekend Game
1T Pair Grounds.

with tho Wheeling game tucked Sc
curely under the belt. the Linsly squad
will get down 10 work in earnest ior
the remaining games. The celebration
Of the high school victory consisted OF
n rally at the chapel and parade over
the streets OF the business section with
songs and cheers. SchoN was dismiss
Cd for the day and weli-earneo hoh-
day was enjoyed by the boys.
The game scheduled with Bellaire mas
been cancelled by Bellaire. and the Ca
! diets will play New Cumberland at the
| Fair Grounds on Friday afternoon.
| shortly after arrangements for this
game had been completed yesterday
telegram was received from the crack
| RuCkhannon team desiring to play LIN
| SLY AT Wheeling on Saturday. This
would have proved a more near equal
| substitute for Bcllaire but as the plans
| for New Cumberland game had been
made and Wheeling high had cen noti-
! fled that the would have the use OF the
! Fair Grounds for their game with Sis
tersyille this offer was declined. Last
| evening kilograms were received rom
! Washington. Pa. and Wllliamstown. w.
| Va. requesting the date. but these were
/ also declined.
New Cumberland IS q strong team
| that has been coming better each year
and has won majority OF her games by
! good scores. Steubenville. who was de-
! New Cumberland Is TO I. so it can be
! seen that an attractive game can be
! looked for.
All the Linsly players came through
! the gruellng game Of last Saturday In
! good shape as far as bruises are con-
cerned, but Bone. l. Iiamill and Spillers
! arc suffering from lime burns caused
! by the unslacked lime used TO mark Off
the field. These may prove serious and
! are also thus inflicted. Care should be
; used in the future to see that all the
! lime is thoroughly slaked before the
! game starts.
J ture is the Parkersburg game at Par
kersburg, one week from next Saturday.
Coach Stobbs will make every effort to
point his team for this game and no
doubt q good crowd will turn out to see
the Cadets perform in Fridays contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
LOSES
To STECHER
IN ONE FALL

Special Dispatch to The Intclliscncer.,
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Joc Stccher, the
Iowa farmer boy. defeated Ed. ''Strans-
Ter" Lewis in catch T,s as e catch c can
den tonight. StcChCr secured the n"c"s-
sary fall after one hour 8 minutes and
two seconds with 4 double wrist lock
and body scissors hold.
tional match that had IN" crowd on "ds
ceved yminutc after the tw goiants
warmed To their work. Indeed toward
the end it appeared as # Strccher would
head hold of the "Strangier."
Time after time Lewis applied this
crushing furnishing hold on Streci~r but
the latter game TO the core. w"rmed
his way diZzlly out Of danger
Stecher throughout was tho cooler
and moro deliberate az the two, and II
was owing to this same GOODNESS thar
the farmer boy was finally able 10
achieve his victory.
Repeated application OF the head hoIf
had left Stcchcr somewhat dizzy ana
bewildcred when after an hour and -
minutes Lewis applied ms Chlci~ lirh
for the sixth time of the night. II WAS
with the greatest difficulty that St"'n-
err by the clever use his. powerful and
agile legs succeeded in escaping tho
human vice.
He was so groggy when no got 10 his
feet that he fell an easy victim to Nhe
evidently doomed man. But Stcchor WIN
his shoulders almost on the canvas
bridged wonderfully and finally 81:
loose Quick as n steel trap. as he roll
ed away. he encircled Lewis body Ilih
his dependable legs. using immediately
in conjunction with his best stock ~
trade q hammerlock. that turned Lewis
over on his back. Lewis by sheer
strength broke this hamm"rlock. but IN
doinE SO gave Stecher an opportunity
to Improve the purchase or ms ooay
scissors.
Stechcr, still cool headed then went
deliberately about applying the wrist
lock. He watched his opportunity a.
Lewis tried to sauirm free. and nhaiiy
wrist lock that clinchcd the victory. The
scissors for the once had triumphed
over the deadlock.
wladeck Zbyszko challenged the WIN
ner from the ring-sidc at the emu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Preparations Being Made
For Yankee-Barnes Clash

The annual clash between the Yankee
Juniors and the Barnes 4. c. of the
South Side takes place on the Twenty
Sixth street Fairgrounds next Sunday.
About five men have already been Sc
Iectcd TO help keep the crowd off the
field, while BasiSta Of wheeling high. is
expected to referee Eidemiller and
Stomp or Clark will act as headlines
men. This game ia drawing the attcn-
ton OF every football fan in the South
Side and a record breaking crowd will
probably attend.
Both teams went through a light sig
nal drill In e: evening in order to timber
up from Sundays contest. Scrinrna ge
will be held about three nights this
week. The following Yankee players are
requested 10 report for practice this
evening at $50 o'clock sharp on the
Twenty-sixth street Fairgrounds: Kill
leen. Phillips. Bramer. F1atley (CaptD.
Reuther. Ephthemopolas. McGinnis. Ed
emiller. Bachmann. Roster. Koch. Melick.
and Pfefferman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
HENRYS ELEVEN
AND VANCE At
TUNNEL GREEN
Crsek Somi-Professtonal Teams Will
Clash In the East End Next SUM-
day Afternoon.

Next Sunday afternoon the Vance A.
G. will meet the Henry A. c.. Of the East
End, at the Tunnel Green grounds. The
game will be called at o'clock sharp.
This game Is looked forward to with
much interest by local gridiron fans. as
n will decide the better semi profession
al championship in this city.
The Vance team will practice every
night this week. as it will be the sccond
game Of the season for the South Sld'rS'
and they arc anticipating hard contest
The Henrys will also get down TO
work seriously. since their 90 score VII n
the Merchants, OF WcllsourG, thcy Will
try hard to win decisiVely over INC
Vance eleven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
NOW is A GOOD TIME
TO DRIVE OUT CATARRH

and herbs direct from the forest.
which conbat disease germs or tho hloel.
germs or impurities In the Mood.
This great remedy has bssA ueoA
FOR more than nifty years, With 11Ot
satisfactory results. It has hn@
successfully Used by those affiletoA
with even the scverest cases 5of
CRtarrh. It relieves catarrh. for it tfOata
the disease at its source. 8. 8. 3. 10 ~
by druggists everywhere
For tho beneht Of those 90.
ficted with cAtarrh We maintain . 0o1t
ical department in charge OF . Spos1ol.
list skilled in this disease II 20 ~
write US fully. he will give 20 60
careful study. and write yoa ~ WIT
your own individual case roQuiOsA -
charge is made for this sSPvieA A.
dress Swift Specific Co, 81 oU18
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
ASK. BONILLAS TO
RUN FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON Nov. 3--Advices from
Mexico City today. told of a proposal
under consideration there to send a com
mission at once to Washington. 10 ask
Ambassador Bonillas to accept the NOM
ination Of the Third Party for the pres
idcncy, TO succeed Venus,iano CarranZa.
The adviCcs indicated that the Carrluza
administration would support Ambassa-
dor Bonillas against General AlvarO OBJ
RECON and General Pablo Gonzales. the
two military men whose candidacy have
already been announced officially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
70 coNUpER PRoTEST.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-DlTect0rS pr tNH
American league today were asked 10 at
tend a special meeting here WEDNESDAY
morning TO consider the protest of the
Detroit club against tho games which
Carl Mays pitched for New York. New
York finished third in the American PEN
nant race, a half game ahead Of Detroit.
earning q share Of the worlds series re-
ccipts.
A request by Yankee players that the
board ask the National commission to
pay them their portion of teh money
also will be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
INCREASE IN DISCOUNT
RATES NOW At HAND

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Increases
In discount rates should no longer BE-
deferred in view Of the general banking
situation. the federal reserve board an
nounccd tonight in the monthly review.
Two factors. the review said. clearly
have developed during the month as
dominant in the whole financial situa-
tion-the problem Of domestic specula-
ton and the policy to be pursued with
respect TO the demands on credit result
Ing from II.
Government fiscal operations during
October Of the money market, the re-
view predicted. Interest disburse-
mcnts including payment on the
Fourth Liberty Loan. amounted 10 about
$ll3000O00 and expenditures totAlled
approximately $736.7l8,0o0:
Great fluctuations in call money and
variations in tho rates charged on conf
mcrcial paper" the review said, "hsVe
occurred since the end OF September
rba OyeatsY tho necessity for saving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
NITRO INCORPORATES

CHARLESTON. Nov. 3-charter was
issued today by the secretary Of state
Of Charleston. the company which rec.
emily purchased from the Bovernn.ent
the powder Cit Of Nitro for 3S.s01,9 900:
The new company has an AuthoYI1ed
capital stock Of $4,000 Of which t33!:-
The incorporators are John l.. Diekin.
son. c. X. Payne, Isaac LoewsnStein, w.
o. Abney and Il @. Scott. al Of ChaSics-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
It May Not Be Troubling You
During the Warm Weather But
It Is Still in Your Blood.

Catarrh is not only a disgusting
disease but is a dangerous ono. and
you should never let up in your Of
forts to get 1t out Of your system
until you have done it thoroughly. Get
rid Of It, whatever il costs you in
trouble and money.
Mild weather will aid the treat
ment and this is IN excellent time
to thoroughly cleanse the blood OF
tho germs Of Cartarh and be forever
rid OF the troublesome sprays and
douches that can only relieve you for
the time.
G s. s. Is a purely vegetable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
MILLER WINS
Fl PASO RACE

PHOEN1E, Ariz, Nov. 3.-Hugh b:
Miller. Of Phoenix, easily won th2 FL
Paso to Phoenix road race. arriving here
this afternoon at 1928 unofficial time.
X. \. Durio. Las Cruces. New Mexico,
finished second and w. J. Tabor. Tucsou.
thiri
Miller averaged Alb miles per hour:
Durlo 800 and Tabor 34.S.
The derby was for n stake OF sl2.OoO
to be divided 20 percent TO the winner.
20 10 the second man and ten 10 the
third.
Miller won a similar race in 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
vYHI Rn10RI Am

CHARLESTON, Nov. State Tf0ADs
urer w. 8. Johnson. announced to4ey
that he would take steps toward 0tAell.
izing the money market IN the coal din.
tricts Of West Virginia in which oHEAA.
lied miners are striking by making the
state deposits in the banks affected -
heavy as possible.
Every effort will be made this month
to make the deposits as heavy ~ POS.
sible. Mr.. Johnson said. and to curtAil
the disbursements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
TRIANGLE A. {.
MEET WARN00D
Past Amateur Elevens to Clash ~
Twenty-sixth Street Next Sunday
Afternoon

4 hotly contested game Will PROBABLY
be the result when the fast Triangle
\. c. clashes with the Warwood A. c.
on the. Twenty-siNth street grounds next
ThcSc two teams are big rivals for
the amateur honors of the Ohio Valley
and will put forth their greatest Efforts
to wir. Warwood was defeated by the
Toronto eleven last Sunday 20, while
the Trianylcs won by n score of 2O-6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Mountaineers Celebrate
Victory Over Princeton

MoRGANTOwN, W. Va. Nov. a.-The
student body Of West Virginia university
held full sway in Morgantown today. the
occasion celebrating the Mountaineers'
gridiron victory last Saturday over
Princeton More than l.400 students
participated in the program. which in
cludcd a mass meeting. during which
college officials and members Of the vic
torious team made short talks.
A parade followed the meeting. The
football team in an auto truck. led this
demonstration. The students trailed tho
truck. marching in snake dance forma-
ton.
In the afternoon a matinee dance was
held in the armorb. and during the night
a victory bonfire. around which the en-.
thusiastic students gathered, burned on
the athletic field
The greater the necessity for saving
ssn o. SlIunlIoddo Ino& IelBeIS eu|
The InfElliRpnce- Want Ala
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
MINISTER RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. %.-P. A.. Stovall
United states minister 10 Switzerland.
has sent is resignation to the state de-
par'mcnt { was learned today. and his
friends arc cnd"aVCrinr 10 secure act ION
by President Wilson or tn" state depart
mCnt, in passing upon it's acceptance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
srRAl6sKrP DIHA1xD

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. IA W1H0Ieo1
report asking for assistance was ~
;Sived Ito tonight BY the naval raa.o s
Wahaikum. The steamer gave her pos
ition as 240 miles or Cape Henry and
said her engines were disabled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
WILL NOT LIVE.

NEW YORK. Nov 3.---Mrs. Dora
Mintz. who has been sleeping continu-
nuslv since October Z IS not expected to
live. Physicians attending her report cfl
today that she is growing weaker and
that little hope Is held for her recovery
from tho "Sl""ping sickness.
.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

SubstitutEons-Lann Martin
for Ferry: Hess for Hunter. Ash for
Gump. BrummaSe for Ash. Hunter for
Hess Ferry for Martin. Martin for Il.
Snodgrass. Hess for Arnett, Gump for
Wetzel, Rymer for Devore. Shinnston;
Swager for Shreeves. Bollman for 3.
wills. b Willis for Pitts. Pitts Tor Tct-
rick. Swiger for Anderson, ShreeVes for
STiger.
Observation-Disclosures.
Umpire-HutchinSon.
Head Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
Time OF quarters: 10. 12. 10, -.
Touchdowns-k. Snodgrass, B; MoT.
I: D. Snodgrass. l; Hess, !.