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New-York tribune., 1919-01-19

must be disposed Of, and whether it
oe regarded as a state railway or not
Is matter for the peace conference to
uecioe' Much of this railway was built
Wlth what might be called cosmopoli-
van money, and Germany did not have
sne snare IN It's construction that many
at'riouted to her, it is claimed. A part
OF the railway may be internatonalized
II IS suggested. but the part toward
Olo ISrSlan Cult, terminating AT Rasra
hands
The presence of delegates from In
dla at the peace conference has its
Slgnlhcance IN connection with the dis
poSltion OF Mesopotamia. Should the
peace conference approve, it is pos
Niole that the greater part of this ter
Fltory would be placed under the super
VISION OF the Indian government.
Colonies to Have Voice
tn considering the return of the
German colonies, it is declared. the
interests and desires of the British Do
mlmons must be taken into account
Australia Is deeply interested in the
disposition of the German islands
south Of the equator and ,closc to
Australia. Up to the time of the sign
lng of the armistcc it is said, Ger
many talked of retaining the Bismarck
Archipelago. Austriia is said to op-
pose the return of these islands, which
might give Germany airplanc and sub
marine bases. The general feeling is
declared to be that these islands should
come under the control of Great Brit
ain.
In the Far East Great Britain wants
nothing except the assurance of stable
dmlnistrations and the maintenance
OF the open door policy. Her affairs in
the East Side, it is said. must be con-
Sldered IN conjunction with Japan and
China. Great Britain is naturally in
terested in such matters as the future
relations of China with Germany in
view OF England's settlements in China
like that about Shanghai
French To Be Considered
The welfare of the natives must be
consulted in any adjustment of the
african question. AS far as South
west Africa is concerned, the South
African government at Cape Town, it
IS SAID unothclally, will demand its re-
tcntion. Premier Botha and General
SHUTS are both in Paris and their at
titude IN favor of the incorporation Of
this region in the South African Union
has been made plain.
In German East Africa the claims Of
Great Britain, it is pointed out, can
not be considered apart from those
of Portugal and Belgium. India also
is interested and then the French
claims in Africa must be considered
1t is possible that the United States
viii be asked to cooperate with Great
Britain IN the trusteeship in Africa
outside of German Southwest Africa.
Great Britain, it is said. does not want
TO carry the buNden of the administra-
tion of Africa by herself
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Scheiden1ar,n One OF
German Delegates
TO Peace Congres.

BASEL, Jan. 1s.-The German gov
ernment, according to dispatch from
Berlin, has appointed Count Won Brock
dorff Rantzau, the Foreign Minister,
and Philip Scheidemann as the heads
of the German delegation to the peace
conference. The government has
drawn UP lines Of policy, which the
German delegation "must follow
The German delegation. the dispatch
says, will oppose the demands Of the
Allies which go beyond the programme
outlined by President Wilson The
delegation will seek the immediate sus-
pension of all economic measures
against Germany.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Wilson Sees
Slight Hope
FOR All Ideuls
Continued from page |

he has no right to insist upon a peace
based on altruistic principles.
They criticise Mr.. Wilson, if he
wishes general world disarmament,
for not bringing in a definite plan for
league Of nations designed to ac-
complish this end
In connection with MIR Wilson's de-
NAL yesterday of The Tribune dispatch
it may be noted that this was evidently
issued as a result of Clemcnceau's ac-
tion in showing the telegram to the
President, and not upon the sole mi
tiativc Of Mr.. Wilson himself.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Nlitau Reported in
FLAMES as 'sReds''
Take Possession
Germans Say They Had to
Leave Ammunition and
Guns; Chinese Troops
Quell Petrograd Riots

LONDON, Jan. is By The Associ-
ated Prcss).-Nitau, the capital Of
courland, has been occupied by the
Bolsheviki, according 10 German
wireless dispatch received here to- day.
he Germans were obliged to leave be-
hnd numerous guns and supplies of
ammunition.
After the Germans evacuated Mitau
fire broke out. destroying great num-
Der of houses in the centre of the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fairburn and Mrs.
Albert Mcmahon have returned home
after a months auto trip through the
states of Iowa, Indiana and Illinois,
where they paid visits TO friends and
relatives.
Miss Callic Smith has returned TO her
home at ElwoOd. Pa. after short visit
with Miss Pearl Mcmahon. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Arm arc rcceir-
ing concentrations over the arrival or
a fine now baby at their home.
Miss Rcryl Nelly is spending few
days visiting friends at GAINESVILLE. ..
Several local members of the Belm"nc
County Fish and Game Protective ass"-
citation attended the meeting at BRIDE
port last night.
r. r. McGlcnn. Of North Fourth street.
arrived home last night after business
trim through the state.
Mrs. James Mcdill. Of North Fourth
street has arrived home after lie"
DAYS visit at Pittsburgh.
The local hospital IS said to he filled
TO its full capacity. every particle OF
spaCc being taken up with beds.
Mrs. Donald Virtu" md baby have ar.
rived home after couple or weeks
visit with relatives at Maynard.
Mrs. James McGcc leaves today FOR
New York. where she will spend a short
visit with sister.
Rev. J.. 4. Shape. of the Christian
church is expected homo from Michigan
today after short vacation trip.
Miss Alberta Lipphardt leaves todav
for r. vacation trip TO New York CITY
and eastern points.
Mrs. Hodgcn T.lton. Of North Fourth
street, is spending a short visit with nor
fat her at Bethesda.
Roger Lupton is en- route to this couh-
fry from Franco. according to word re-
ccivcd by his mother.
Mrs. Mol +. Blackburn. who recently
underwent an operation at the local hos
pital. Is said to be doing nicely.
Miss Alice Craig left yesterday FOR n
couple Of weeks visit with relatives al
Cleveland. O.
Miss Irene Linn has arrived homo
ortcr a brief visit with friends at East
Springfield.
stove Petit was able to be at WORK
for a short time yesterday for the hrSt
time since his recent illness.
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ST. CLA|PSV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat New,
Probate Court.

FIR. Sedgwick, administrator Of Mary
Orend, deceased. VS.. the Fidelity Saw.
ings and Loan company ct al; petition
to sell and TO pay debts, affidavit
waiver of summons and affidavit TO OBJ
tain service by publication filed; service
by publication ordered and cause con-
tinucd
Estate of John Workman. deceased;
proof Of publication Of notice Of APP
pointment filed. approved and ordered re-
corded.
Charles Byard; warrant to convey 10
Columbus State hospital returned and
filed. served.
Estate Of Mary Grassland. deceased.
will and application to admit to probate
filed with waivers Of notice; testimony
OF witnesses taken. reduced to writing
and filed: will admitted to probate and
record ordered.
Estate Of Andy Kratchinr deceased:
application filed for appointment 6f adj
ministrator Of estate situate in Ohio;
bond, $4,000, filed and approved; appoine
ment made: letters ordered and issued;
inventory ordered; order issued.
Estate Of Margaret J. Williams de-
ceased final account hled: set for hear
ing August so; notice ordered ana con-
tinued
Board Of education Of Wheeling town
ship rural school district; plat and de-
scription of land and property to be ap-
propriatcd filed.
David Sommers and George Sommers
committed 20 Boys Industrial school;
warrant to convey ordered and issued.
Ernest Ziemba committed to St Vim
cents orphanage at Columbus; Mary
Ziemba ordered returned to father.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
BROADWAY GARDENS
TO YIELD BIG CROPS

NEW YORK, July 25-Thc vacant lot
gardens along broadway will this year
$4,000, according to a report issued by
the park department. The gardens are
conducted on n community plan under
tho general supervision Of A. y. Cite
man. chairman Of the war garden com
mittcc. Some locations have more than
$50 separate plots.
At the Wadlcigh high school plot. the
average yield OF vegetables produced or
tho 20 by 40 vacant lot gardens for this
season will bc about 60.
Tho garden committee Of the park
department maintains two model gar.
dens for public instruction. One In
Fourth avenue is laid out as small
truck farm; tho other at Bryant park
spccializes in backyard gardening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Bridgeport Briefs.


Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. Hermann Nichnlaus that their son
Joseph, has arrived safely in New York
and sent To Camp Mills. l.. l.. after six
teen months service in France. He was
ono of the first to leave this place. and
will probably be one Of the last to
return.
Frederick Graeh Of the local ncws
stand, lift yesterday for II short Visit
with relatives at Woodsncld, Ohio.
A party composed Of Harry Hcinlein.
Leroy Gilbert, Arthur Groves and
Harry Hinman left yesterday to spend a
couple Of weeks visiting Lake cities
Miss Alice Cox has returned TO her
homo in Kirkwood after a short visit
with pittsburgh friends.
Fred Kicker. of this place. loft yester-
day on a short business trip to Cincln-
natl. Ohio.
+. K. corey. deputy mine inspector.
has returned to his HON" IN Flushing
after n short business visit n this city.
Albert Harding arrived homo from
Camp sherman yesterday with his hon
ornhle discharge.
Hczekiah Stupr is expected home
from camp today after receiving his
discharge.
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rnEncH TO pEMoB1LHn.

PARIS, July 25.---All reserves or tho
French arrSS. including the class OF 1911:
will he dcmobilzcd by the middle OF
October. according TO plans complcte1
by the government and published today.
There would remain in service members
Of the classes OF 1918. 1919 and 1920.
Before the meeting of the new par
lament. il Is understood. Premier Glenn
cnceau. as minister 81 war, and MARSHAL
Petain Will draft Il plan for the reduc'
ton Of military service. This. 1t Is said.
may reduce the active army 10 the e1A6-
alcnt Of two classes or less.
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Ono Of the best games Of baseball for
tho season is scheduled TO take place At
League park. tomorrow afternoon. when
the members Of Manager Rowlcy's
Eagles meet the fast McConkey team or
Wheeling III the first of thrcc-game
series which has been arranged. Both
Of the teams will strain themselves 10
win the initial game Hnd those who at
tend have been promised a fast game.
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Orlic White, said In BE- resident II
kcnton, O.. was taken To the local hos
pital ycSterdey morning at IL o'clock
suffering with fractured collar bone.
which n sustained when he was run
down by an unknown aut"ist. near stop
II. north Of this city. White was riding
Il motorcycle CT IN" time Of tho accidrn:
and the machine was C0nslder'NiS
wrecked. The autoist drov" on without
stopping TO ascertain tn" extent Of hi|
injuries. Attaches Of tn" hospital stated
last ,ghl that Whit" was doing as vol!
as could be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Fish And Game Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the members
OF tho Belmont County Fish and Gan'
Protective Association was held IN 'he
rooms IN tho Heirlcin building last "F'
ching. with n large number Of the NOM
hcrs present. Several matters of I'M
pnrtanCr were disposed Of and plans
were made for "A proposed new game TO-
serve. which viii be established in this
county
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piarrhoea Quickly Cured.

IT have been in the practice OF medA
cine for forty years." writes Dr. ID. A.
Post. Barnswell. S. C. II came to this
place last March. having purchased
plantation ten miles from here. am pre-
pairing to move onto it and shall prac-
tice there. I find diarrhoea prevalent
in fact became affected myself. saw q
notice Of Chamberlain's Collie and. Diar-
rhoca Remedy, bought a small bottle
and it is good" For sale by all deal
erS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Ssnitors May Strike.

Janitors Of the nine public school
buildings hero may so on strike. II Is
said that some time ago they asked for
~ per cent wage Increase. hut thus far
the school board has taken no action on
their demands. II Is said some of the
janitors will not clean their school build
!ngs until they have definite information
as to the demand. The next regular
meeting Of the school board is two weeks
before school opens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
COLONIAL nrs CLOSED,

PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-inns In
existence since colonial days are, among
those closed by the wartime PROHIBITION
law.
Ono Of the most noted Is the General
Wayne inn. on the Montgomery PIKE.
outside Of Philadelphia. which was
opened in 1904 as the Wayside inn BY
Quaker settlers. Mad" Anthony Wayne
used the inn Is his headquarters during
the Revolutionary war and 1t has been
polling place for moro than 200 years.
Turks. Head inn At West Chester has
closed its doors. In revolutionary times
it was visited BY General Washington.
Lafayette Mad" Anthony Waync'
Colonel Taylor and many other OFFICERS
Of WashinSton's army.
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Accidental YerdIcts.

Coroner John r. Wyatt. Of South Bel
Iairc, has completed his investigation
into tho death Of tho nine victims Of tho
Wcgcc or, * flood Of last Saturday even
ing. lie rendered vcrdicts Of accidental
death. Tho victims were washed down
tho creek in their homes, which were
broken to splinters when the hit the
railroads trcstle during n cloudburst
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Injured at Newark.

Word from Newark is t. The effect
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Tag Day Today.

Today will B%tag day for the benefit
of the city Fairgrounds. Miss Helen
Fritschie is in charge Of the drive for
funds for The grounds and will have a
large number of young ladies on the
streets today disposing Of. the tags. The
money secured through the sale Of tn"
tags will be used to purchase additional
equipment for the grounds. which is
badly needed at the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
James Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services over the remains or
the late David James. who passed away
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Burson, on Grant avenue. few days
ago were conducted from the place Of
death yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock.
in charge of Rev f. r. SHIFT. pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal church.
The intcrmcnt took place at Rivcrvi"w
cemetery.
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Forcsters Meet Tonight.

The members Of IN" local lodge or
ForCstcrS Of America Will he held IN the
rooms Of the FratCrnal hall on North
Fifth street. this evening, and all OF
the members have been urged To attend.
as business Of importance will be cor
SidcrCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
EaRlcs Club To Be Entertained.

The members Of tho Eagles club OF
this city hav" planned special tea'
ture for their regular Saturday evening
turtle soup lunch. in tho natur" or
musical entertainment for the mem
hers. The new piano which was pur-
chased some time ago has been installed
in the club rooms and Prof. Jack Fcrrell
is scheduled to preside at the instru-
mCnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Local Couple Married.

The manx friends Of Oils Conway.
we'll known young man Of this cty anu
an cmployc Of the Aetna standard mil
and Miss Gcrulding. the niece or Mr. alio
Mrs. Harry Duckworth. of the new addi.
tion. Kirkwood. arc pleased to learn OF
their marriage which occurred III
Wheeling Thursday evening OF lh's
week. and the happy young couple eN"
pcct to he at homo to their irlchoS III
klrkwood in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
George Walsh Today.

George Walsh. athlete. sprintor. base
ball player and motion picture actor,
will be seen at the Fcnray theatre 20
day in the new Fox comedy, entitled
"Hclp. Help: Polce!' which involves
new version Of the eternal triangle.
which in this case is composed Of bus'-
ness. love and police. The picture is
well worth while and will attract good
crowds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Council Meeting Tuesday.

The monthly meeting of the F!iiaEc
council Will take place IN the muhicipai
building next Tuesday evening ana All
Of the members will probably be pres E
rpt rs = large amount Of important hus-
moss AS well us tho regular routine.
will be up for CONSIDERATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
niddle1nass Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services over the mortal re-
mains OF the late Robert MiddlcmaSs,
former Barton resident, who passed
away at IN" family home at stop 10.
north OF this city. Friday morning. will
be conducted from the place Of death
tomorrow afternoon NJ o'clock. in
charge OF Rev. K. h. McDanicls. pastor
OF the First Baptist church. and inter-
ment will follow in Riverricw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Wealth Official Here.

DR.. Rogers. a rcprescntativ" Of the
state board of health. was Hcllalr" Wis
itor yesterday. He came her" To view
plans for the Indian R.n sewer he
made no comment on the proposed srwcr'
but will report TO the state board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
sumner WIS A Success.

The chicken supper which was given
hv tho ladies of Mount Zion Paptis'
church Of this city At tn" church ID
Krrkwonl last evening. was on" OF inc
most successful affairs Of the KIND
ever conducted in this vicinity and II
was we'll patronizcd. The proceeds OF
tho even, will he added TO the funds
which have been accumulated for tho
observance Of Woman's Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
BeIIaire. BRIDGEPORT. Martins Ferry and Ohio Sic

ncycd
their for
at the Ian
evening in
home Of y
present were!
kinson, Doris ;
Ruth Murphy. -
roy, Helen RoseniS
Mrs. Katherine Bowl
land. w. Va, and Mis-
of Akron.
The Mission band Of tn
will hold its annual picnie~
grove on Saturday. July Is.
is invited to attend and bring ths>
pers.
Mrs. II. S. Estep and little son. HillissN
have returned to their home here after
a visit with the formers son, Harry, Of
Canton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent OF Morristown is
spending a few days with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. c. i. Hammerle.
Mrs. Grin Bowles and children.
George and Ruth. Of New Cumberland.
w. Va, arc visiting r. o. Bowler and
family.
Miss Edna Bowles, accompanied br
Miss Irma Nabb Of Hendrysburg. were
business callers in Flushing on Wednes-
day.
Miss F'loy Bethel Of st. claissville 10
spending this week with her cousin
Miss Doris Mcpherson
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INSPECTED Work.

The building Commits" Of tho United
Mine Workers organization has COM
plctcd an inspection of the work on the
new $1,000 temple now hcinE built
here. The contractors. Z. r. Kitchen &
Co, of Wheeling arc now pouring con-
crete for the foundation.
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Crowds Expected at Picnic.

One of tho biggest crowds 10 visit
Stccle's grove will probably journey t.
that place today to attend the annual
picnic OF the members OF the Sunday
school Of the Welsh Congregational
church. The members will be taken 20
tho grounds in motor cars and plans
have been completed for delightful
time,
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Dewey Corbett, OF West Twenty-third
street, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Cor
bett, Is able to be about the city nos
pital in a wheel chair He suffered the
loss Of his left leg month ag" IN an
accident at the Rail and River NO. 5
mine at McClainsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Mrs. Cleo Brown, who died ut her
home on Mccullough street. Wheeling,
was the mother Of Mrs. George Snyder
Of this city. Funeral services Will nc
held at the late home this afternoon. In
termeut will DO in the Greenwood ccm-
G*ery.
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Fred Denally. aged y years, of N"ns'
died at the City hospital yesterday. OF
ficials Of tn institution said his death
was due to pneumonia Friends Of the
Young man, who was n discharged SOL
der, claim he had been severely beaten
the day he was removed to the hospital.
He has no relatives in this country.
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Porestera, Boat hide.

The crowds who wHrc disappointed on
last Saturday evenings when IN" boat
ride under tn" auspices of tn" local
lodge Of ForcStcrS was postponed on
account Of he heavy rain. will turn ON
"cn mass"' this evening and enjoy the
deferred trip on the beautiful steamer
Verne Swain.
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Chester Potts Home.

Chester Potts. former Bcllairc high
school football star and son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Potts. of Massillon. former
~ Of this city. has received his dis
charge from the United States marines
and has returned to his home. He spent
a year in France. lie is brother of
Martin Potts, of Rose Hill, and Of Mrs.
Earl Corbett, OF West Twenty-thlrd
street
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sn.n+ ENJOYABLE Evening.

The members OF the Wednesday after
noon club and their husbands spent
very enjoyable evening last night AS the
guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purse
glove, ut their homo "Clairmont. near
81. Clairsvillc. Tho evening was dc
voted to various social diversions and
concluded with an excellent luncheon.
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Overseas Veteran Home.

Howard Reccc has received his dis
charge from tho army and has returned
10 his homo hero. He was discharged at
Camp sherman. He spent nearly year
IN Franco ard took part in much Of the
active service
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that D. Shields former Ncff resident
was badly injured in runaway II" -
now III the hospital there ms serious
condition. Mrs. AnEClIn" Sheets. OF Rose
I'M, SIstcr-ln-law, has boon called 10
Newark on account of his condition.
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David James Funeral.

Funeral services for the late David
James. former resident Of this city.
who passe daway at tn" homo " his
daughter. Mrs Frank Burson on Grant
avenue. Martins Ferry. n few days ago.
were conducted from tho place OF death
ycst crday afternoon. with intcrmcnt at
RiyCrViCw cemetery.
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Final Services Sunday.

Sunday will sec suspension or
preaching service in number or the
Brllairc churches until September /.
Some of the pastors are planning TO
spend their vacations out OF town. IN
most Of the churches Sunday school Will
continue as usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Nanny DAYS Makes Appearance.

Happy Days. tn" new soft drink when
is being manufactured by : firm or local
MEN. made its first appearance" yesterday
afternoon at the capitol inn on S"uth
Fourth street. and experienced an imn'-
dratc popular demand. Appearances ana
sales indicate that tn" now drink is 60
ing Ia take.