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interest in the business and hereafter
he will be the sole owner Of the larg-
est and most upto date hardware
store in the county. The other is the
transfer on Tuesday Of the w. Master
Drug Store to the Willow Drug and
Jewelry Co., a corporation composed
Of Messrs B. O.. Gronvold, druggist
and G. G. Miller, jeweler, Of this city,
and j. III. Weaver Of Bottineau. The
new firm is composed Of young men
well known in this community for
many years. Mr.. Masters still retains
his farming interests here but win
shortly move his family to Los Ange-
les, where they will make their future
home. 4
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Two Days Only
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION

DR.. Mellenthin is q regular E1adD>
ate in medicine and surgery and -
licensed by the state Of North d.
kota. He visits professionally II
more important towns and cities an
offers to all who call On this To
consultation and examination free, a.
cept the expense Of treatment wh8
desired.
According to his method Of trea1-
ment he does not operate for cAroafke
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers e
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases Of the stom>-
aeh, liver bowels, blood, skin, ner>
ves, heart, kidney, bladder, bedwut3~
ing, catharrh, weak lungs, rehumati@
sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal an
ments. ..
If you have been aifng fer aV
length Of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as improper
measures rather than disease a10
very often the cause Of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date, that exam
nation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Address: 1886 Boston Block; Him
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HAIL INSURANCE
ADJUSTERS'NAMED

Bismarck, N. D., May 13.-Martin
S. Hagen, a graduate of the North
Dakota agricultural college and a
specialist in plant diseases, has been
named hail insurance inspector TO.
the northwestern district of North
Dakota. MI. Hagen is a resident OF
Fort Ransom. His appointment COM
pletes the list of district inspectors,
who are J. H. Hallstrom Of James
town, for the northwestern district;
C. NJ. Holbert Of LaMoure for the
southeastern district; A. Hoff of
Deering, for the northwestern district
and MI. Hagen for the northeastern
district.
These district inspectors will meet
at the office of the commissioner of
insurance next Tuesday for a con-
ference out Of which are + expected
to evolve Inform rules and regulations
for the administration of North Da-
Dakota's new semi-compulsory anG
semi-universal hail insurance act.
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MRS. WILSON II
INTERESTED
IN SOLDIERS
Shows An Enthusiastic Consid-
Grafton For The Welfare
and Comfort of Americans
in Paris.
(By The Associated Press.)

Paris April IL, BY Mail-M Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson is showing much in
t;rtst in the ,'ja.",e and comfo:; If
American s:,l'.rs va leave in Paris:
Recently she visited the An ac;c:7
Red Cross tent ely on the G. amp,
&c Mars where .cce mmcdat: -. hAre
been es'ai, ..rd for 1000 # :,.u
The wife Il -. President made
a thorough tour of the Red Cross
camp, making inquiries Of the Red
Cros women concerning the prepar.
alton of the food and methods of ser
wing. When a canton loaded with
fresh, warm apple pies arrived from
a Red Cross kitchen Mrs. Wilson
sampled the pastry.
During her tour a bouquet IF flow
ers tied with the French national
colors were presented to Mrs. Wilson.
A French soldier with an armless
sleeve but a happy smile made the
presentation speech. Mrs. Wilson
carried the flowers in her arms dur
inf: the remainder Of her visit. She
showed an enthusiastic interest in
everything, giving special praise and
co,nmendation to the recreation ha:s,
where dances are held, the realing
and writing rooms, and the arrange
ment of the. fly large canvas do,rli-
tories.
She was received by Major Fran
els Boyer, manager of the Northeas-
tern Zone of the Red Cross. Miss
Ethel Burnet directrice Of the tent
city and Miss Lila Mcclellan Of Tex
as.
Noticing the number of men gath
cred to salute her as she left, Mrs.
Wilson expressed the wish to greet
them personally. An informal re-
ception was held in front OF tile
camp, the soldiers forming in line
and shaking hands with the Pres
ident's wife as they filed past.
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WANTED,

Sealed proposals will be received By
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Ramsey County. North Dakota up to :
o'clock P. NJ. Thursday. May 18th, 1919,
for the sale and removal of the barn
and leans thereto. situated on Lots l.
2 and 8. Block 10. City OF Devils Lake,
North Dakota. known as the Mckee
property.
Terms of sale cash. Each bid mus,
be accompanied by an unconditional
certified check in the SUI of 5000
made payable to the County Treasurer
check to be forfeited to the County in
payment of all damages which will be
incurred in case of failure Of the pros.
pective bidder to fulfill his contract. All
checks to be returned as soon as the
contract is approved. Bids must be
sealed and plainly marked Proposals
for Purchase Of Barn on Mckee Prop
erty" and addressed to the undersign-
ed.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY, order Of the Board of County Com
missioners of Ramsey County, North
Dakota.
J. A. KRAMER.
(Seal) County Auditor
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sustained the enterprise by voluntary
donations. Everything was supplied
free to the soldiers and in three years
more than 10000 meals were given
them.
The grateful Belgians, DESTROYS Of
perpetuating the work for fellow war
sufferers in the native land besought
Miss Heyneman to establish q SINH
lar reconstruction center there and to
this end she visited Queen Elizabeth
at La Panne and was assured of her
sympathy and support. The queen Of
the Belgians, upon request, designat-
ed the Edith Cavell school for nurses
in Brussels as the institution likely
to benefit most by the expansion such
as Miss Heyneman proposed, that of
establishing at least rs beds and en-
failing an outlay Of $4,000 each. One
of the founders Of the school named
for the martyred British nurse was
Mime. Marie Depage, a Belgian wo-
man, who persisted on the Lusitania.
According to the plan each bed is to
be dedicated to the memory Of some
fallen American soldier and already
the mothers Of two officers have indi-
Gated their desire to honor the mem
Dry Of their heroic dead. After her
tour in the United States Miss Hey
Iheman intends to return to Belgium
to put her plan into effect.
81 have passed thru four an a half
years Of the nightmare Of war;" said
Miss Heyneman. II never would have
believed until I got into this work
that I ever could have done it. II
has been a severe but beneficial ex-
perience. Of the 800 men who have
passed through California House,
Ipnce practically helpless cripples, 90
per cent have been fed and cared fol
and made self-supporting. The Brit
list Red Cross, as the result of our in
iatory efforts, is now similarity re.
educating and training 5000 wounded
soldiers a. year, in the Kitchener
Houses and we believe that. ultimate.
" the British War Office will put the
work upon a permanent basis"
Miss Heyneman said she was 8
member Of the executive committee Of
vocational training for England Of
which General Fielding, of the Brit.
ish army, commander of the Londcr
district, is chairman.
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Permanent Organization Form
med With Adoption Of
Ringing Resolutions Against
Anarchy, Disloyalty, Dis.
content ,Sedition and OBJ
struction Of War.

Speaking Americanism in the unad-
liberated language 6 The American
Legion, and taking a rap at anarchy,
disloyalty, and sedition in all forms
returned soldiers, sailors and ma
rines Of Devils Lake last night start
ed off the World War Veterans of
Ramsey County.
Division, Lieut.. Arthur Serumgard
was chosen for the leadership of the
organization. Assisting him will be
four vice presidents, one leach from
the Army, Navy, Marines, and MUIR
SEES Corps. Tom Chambers was ell
ected to represent the army contin-
gent, Harold Serumgard the navy,
Miss Ethel Stenson the nurses, and
Ray Kneeshaw the marines. S. E.
George Crook, Of the Canadian Royal
Flying Corps, swept into the Secret
ary-Treasurer position.
War Workers, such as YMCA and
K Of c secretaries, are barred from
the organization. Members Of the
SATC., on the other hand, were CIV
en- membership. For the time being,
the organization will take in the city
only. But President Serumgard is
to launch a campaign at once to or
ganize the county.
Until that time comes, no definite
action will be taken in, regard to af-
fliating with a national organization.
Sentiment, however, seemed to be
strongly in favor Of joining up with
the American legion as a result
of it's fighting stand on all subjects
of the day.
Offered by a wounded veteran of
the Argonne-Meuse drive, and adop.
ted among cries Of enthusiasm, the
following resolution was made, cop
les being sent to Devils Lake news.
papers, various city and county or.
Examinations, and the Governor of the
State of North Dakota.
Whereas, While we were offering
and giving our services to our .coun.
try there was an element which stay
ed tahome spreading anarchy, dis
loyalty, discomfort and sedition ant
obstructing and interfering with thu
successful prosecution of the war.
"And Whereas, We consider that
this element was and still is the en-
envy Of the man who was or still i.
in the Service of the United States
and the enemy of the true American
The boche faced US and fought; thi'
element knitted us in the back;
"And Whereas, Some Of these Sc
ditionists are still permitted to rul
at large and to spread, disloyalty ant
corruption, although some of then
are now under Indictment for sedi
ton;
Therefore, Be It Resolved, THAI
it is the sentiment of this organiza
tion that none of this element ant
particularly no one who is under in
dictment for sedition or disloyalt,
lshould be permitted to address al
audience in this County, or in thu
lCity of Devils Lake.
dated this 18th day Of May, 1919
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate of Mel
lie L. Thorson deceased:
: Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Harry J. Hinck Executor
of the Last Will of Nellie L. Thor
son late of the city of Minneapolis in
the County of Heanepin and State
Of Minesnota, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months, after the
first publication Of this notice. to said
Executor at the office of Rollo F..
hunt, Locke Block, in the city of
Devils Lake in said Ramsey County.
Dated May l2tl. a. n. 1919. .
Harry J. Hinck
Executor.
Rollo F. Hunt for Executor,
Devils Lake. N. D.
First publication Of the 14til day Of
First pubi-:a.ion on the 18th day Of
May A. D., 1919.
20-i
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CHILD D AEALTlIHC'Al|Ml n
TO Be SOON STARTED

An active campaign Ter promoting
child health isito take place in RAM
sey county In the next few weeks.
Children's health conferences the
same as those held last year have been
planned for city and rural commune
ties of this county, and the weighing
and measuring Of chilrden under
school age will again form an i'm
portant part Of the work taken up at
these conferences.
Mrs. A. M. Powell Of this city is
Chairman Of the Child Welfare work
in the city, as we'll as chairman Of all
the county work, and she will be in ac-
tive charge, aided by Miss Hoffman
Of the health service bureau. Mrs.
G. W. Kelly, Vice President city fed
Grafton.
The state Chairman, Mrs. Devine,
urges in circular letters sent to all
city and county chairmen the program
outlined by the bureau of education
be followed as closely as possible.
Among other suggestions offered by
the state chairman are:
That scales be placed in every school
and that every school child be weigh
ed and measured and, a record be plac-
ed upon the report card.
That recreational work be institute
ed in the schools at recess time under
the supervision of the teacher and
that a physical efficiency test be made
during May and June.
Doctors and nurses thruout Ram
sey County have signifed their in
tention Of lending their best efforts ia
promote the health of our children
and to make them physically fit 70,
their future! The work, accomplished
last year in the county accomplished
being the banner county Of the state,
this work being especially commended
by the U. S. Government representa-
tives. Child Welfare, or baby week
will open Monday, May 26th, and con.
tinue turnout the week in Devils LaTe
the ~stores>are asked to decorate ap.
p%ropriately for this time . The elm.
ic will begin Monday at 2 p. NJ, in the
N. p. Church, as last year. Monday
all children under six years, north Of
sixth street will be examined. Tues.
day at 2 p. M, all chirdren south Of
9Th street, and Wednesday 2 p. M, all
children Of the West dsie. There viii!
be doctors and nurses and club wonle
in charge of this health program.
During the week, Doctor McGurrer
Of the State Board of Health will tall
on this subject at the opera house.
The following committees have beer
appointed to assist in the work:
Monday, Mrs. F. P. Mann, Mrs
Hale, Mrs. West, Mrs. .Geno, Mrs. J
M. Thompson.
Tuesday, Mrs. c. W. Kelly, Mrs
Felix Routier, Mrs. Alex Elmslie
Mrs. Milton Crary, Mrs. Cridland.;
Wednesday, Mrs. Sophia Budde
Mrs. Frances Woodward, Mrs. Jan.
Nimmo, Mrs. H. G.. Walker, Mrs
Richard Daeley, Mrs. Eugene Fene.
Ion.
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Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota
this 18th day of April, 1918.
Notice to Vendors of Milk and Cream

Persons desiring to sell milk or
cream within the city Of Devils Lake
must have cows tested and make APP
~plication by May 1, 1919. Each milk
depot must secure a license, applica-
tions in both instances must be ap-
proved by the Board Of Health.
Person failing to comply with these
regulations will be violating the City
Ordinance governing the Sale of Mill
and Cream within the city Of Devils
Lake.
(Signed) Msr. A. G. GENO,
1886 Tnsp. of Food and San.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estate of
William Shook. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned George Shook, as Admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of William Shook, late of the
Township of Hope, jn the County of
Ramsey and State of North Dakota.
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, whiting six
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to said Administrator with
the Will annexed at the office of Rollo
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F. Hunt, Attorney, Locke Block, City
of Devils Lake, N. D. !.
Dated April 18th, 1919.
GEORGE SHOOK,
Administrator with the Will Annexed
ROLLO F.. HUNT,
Attorney for Administrator.
Devils Lake, N. D.
First publication on the Both day Of
April, A. D. 1918. #
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estate of

III CREDlIUKS-
In the Matter of the Estate of
Herman Herzog, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Robert Cochrane, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Herman Her
zog, late of the vicinity of Devils
Lake in the County Of Ramsey ard
State of North Dakota, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months (6) after
the first publication of this notice, to
said Administrator at the office of thu
Judge of the County Court in Tho
Court House in the City of Devils
Lake in said Ramsey County, North
Dakota.
Dated April 26th, A.. D. 1919.
ROBERT COCHRANE,
Administrator.
First publication on the 30th day q
April, A. D. 1919. q.
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LANCER TO ADDRESS
BIG W.. C. T. u. RALLY

Bismarck, N. n,sMay 13.-Attor.
ney General VIM. LANCER has beer
invited by the W. CT. u, to deliver
the Memorial Day address at a joint
observance of the day to be held May
80 at Ryder by the citizens Of the
Douglas, Plaza, Makoti, Rose Glen.
Raub, Hidden Wood and Ryder COM
munities. It will be a farmer congre-
cation, composed principally Of leagu-
erS.
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new RECORD
IS CREATED
b BY MONTANA.
Loss Of Wheat By Winter
Killing Very Light-Acre-
age Remaining For Harvest
Increase Of Ten Per Cent
Over Last Year

Missouri +, Mont, May 13.-Only
four and five tenths Of 7O5,0O0 acr-
es Of winter wheat planted in Mon
tana have been abandoned as a re-
suit of winter killing and other caus-
es, according to reports Of Guy
Fitzpatrick, Montana agent of the
Federal bureau of crop estimate. Al
acreage of 764,000 remains for har.
vest, an increase of ten per cent
over last year. The lightness Of loss
creates a new Montana record, it is
said. .a.
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PROFIT BY THIS

When you are worried by bacbache:
BY lameness and urinary deor6-
Don't experiment with IN untr9ua
medicine.
Follow Devils Lake peoples eU-
ample.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's Devils Lake Testimony.
Verify it Il you wish:
Mrs. Thos. A. Dawson, lie H1l
Ave-. says: "A few years ago my KID
neys were affected and I suffered
from a dull ache through the sman q
my back. Hearing about Doan's Kt4-
ney Pills I used them and they gave
quick and lasting resulta Doan's
Kidney Pills regulated my kidney
and l found this remedy to be just
Is good as I had always heard II
WAS"
Price soc, at ell dealers. Don't
stmply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Dawson had. Foster-MilbsTn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. 7.
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AkERCANISM WA7CHW0RD'
OUNTYWARvE1ERANS

company, has purchased the Boston
store building, the second largest
business structure in the city, from
Charles Mutchelknaus, as a new home
for the Burns company.
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MANY EXPECTED
AT CONVENTION
B OF R.. 7
Convention of Trainmen At
Columbus Will Last From
Two To Six Weeks.

Columbus, O., May 13.-Approxi-
mately fifteen thousand persons are
expected to attend the triennial con-
vention of the Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen which opens here to-
morrow and will last from two to four
weeks. Registration Of delegates
only will be the business transacted
tomorrow.
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!, TALLEST MAN V

Minot, N. D., May 10. Franklyn
Blume, tallest man in North Dakota
according to those who, claim to know
now instructor of mathematics in the
School Of Science at Wahpeton, N. D.,
will open a toggery shop in Minot in
the near future. He is six feet four
and one-half inches in height and
generally known in athletic circles.
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A q

Sentinel Butte, N. D., May BE.
v. Barley, aged SO, shot himself thru
the head with a 20 rifle at his home
stead near here following a long per-
iod of dependency resulting from a
depressed condition due to slow re-
covery from influenza.
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TWO BUSINESS CHANGES
OCCUR AT WILLOW CITY

Willow City, N. D., May 12.-Two
business changes r announced in
this city this week. Peter Pau!son Of
the firm of Tanguay- Paul.on Hard
ware Co., has purchased the Tanguay
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BOY KICKED TO A

Amidon, -. D., May 13.-Peter Lar.
son, Is year old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Larson, residing 10 miles west
Of this place, was kicked to death by
a horse while blowing on the farm of
L. L. Reager, near Slope Center.
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STORE DEAL AT MOTT.

Mott, N. D., May 13.-H. o. Burns,
president of the Burns Mercantile
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The faster a mans gait the sooner
misfortune overtakes him.
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Amanda Thue was employed to
finish a term of school neal Ayln1er
and went down Sunday to be ready
to begin teaching Monday but was
disappointed as the board had en-
ployed another teacher.
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William Burkholder, we learn, is
on the trip home from France.

Miss Ida Dunlop visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Benson, near Pleasant Lake
last Friday.
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Preferences as a rule go by con-
traries.
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Gus Johnson has purchased a new
tractor.
Joseph Bertsch of Orrin visited
John lobe Monday.
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Fedje and Tweet of Berwick have
purchased the general store at Tun-
bridge Of the VIM. Halverson estate.
Peter and Mrs. Altman made a "trip
to Balta Monday.
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The rains the past few days has
given an abundance Of moisture and
it seems sure there will be no short
age Of moisture this season.
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BRAZIL NEWS.
Special CORRESPONDENTS.

Special CORRESPONDENCE.
Gus Johnson has purchased a new
tractor.
Joseph Bertsch of Orrin visited
John lobe Monday.
William Burkholder, we learn, is
on the trip home from France.
Miss Ida Dunlop visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Benson, near Pleasant Lake
last Friday.
Miss Annie Thue is finishing a
term of school north Of Pleasant
Lake.
Miss Ida Dunlop went to Grand
Forks Saturday to see her father
who is very sick, in a hospittl there.
Mike Altman, son of John Axt-
man, is reported to be on the way
home from over seas.
Fedje and Tweet of Berwick have
purchased the general store at Tun-
bridge of the VIM. Halverson estate.
Peter and Mrs. Altman made "trip
to Balta Monday.
The rains the past few days has
given an abundance Of moisture and
it seems sure there will be no short
age Of moisture this season.
Harold Smith, substitute rural
carrier had a break on his car Mon
day and had to return to town for
repairs so was considerably behind
the regular schedule.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Bert
sch, a baby girl, Sunday the 4th.
Mrs. Bertsch is postmistress at Or
rim.
Mr.. J.. Leroy is here from Min
nesota on business. Mr.. Elwell is
interested in a bank at Bemidji. as
well as the Pierce County State
Bank at Balta.
Amanda Thue was employed to
finish a term Of school near Aylmer
and went down Sunday to be ready
to begin teaching Monday but was
disappointed as the board had en-
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Miss Annie Thue is finishing a
term Of school north Of Pleasant
Lake.

Miss Ida Dunlop went to Grand
Forks Saturday to see her father
who is very sick, in a hospittl there.
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Harold Smith, substitute rural
carrier had a break on his car Mon
day and had to return to town for
repairs so was, considerably behind
the regular schedule.
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Mike Altman, son of John Axt-
man, is reported to be on the way
home from over seas.
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Mr.. J.. Leroy is here from Min
nesota on business. Mr.. Elwell is
interested in a bank at Bemidji. as
well as the Pierce County State
Bank at Balta.