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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
OUR PRESENT DUTY

The days of sacrifice, of self-denial,
of economies, forced and real, are
not over. Unselfish devotion to our
country and our country's needs is
as necessary now as it was last Oct
ober.
For, although the armistice is
signed, the Peace Conference is on,
the German army almost thing of
unpleasant memory and the boys are
coming home, the end is not yet for
any of US.
Uncle Sam hasn't finished the job
is not out of the woods. We are
not free from duty's demands. Those
of us who have made worth while
record of patriotic service during the
months of war are to be congrat-
ulated no doubt, but after all we
have only done our plain duty and
we have builded for ourselves more
than we have helped our country.
Because we have stood in the spot
light and have made records that are
held up to others as worthy of en-
ulation does not relieve us of any
new duty that we are now called upon
to perform. In fact, because we
have done our share and by doing it
have been given leading place in
our community we are all the more
in honor bound to continue our work
and to answer our country's call to
finish the job.
Today the appeals for service are
as vital as they were before Novem-
Der 18th. These appeals are for US
to do our part of the public work of
finacing the Government through
War Savings Stamps and the Fifth
Liberty Loan and in making pro-
ficient other various war aids.
Behind every one of these appeals
we see the titanic struggle-the she'll
swept battlefelds, the bomb-rent hos
pitfalls, the wreckage of buildings and
the ruin of cities. We see the sur
ging back and forth of fighting ar
mics, the slow return of laden am
balances, the ghost-like clutter of
crosses on the hillside.
And then long comes Sam Smith
with a shattered leg and his lifelong
limp. And he tells stories of the
other fellows who were with him in
that fight he will never forget, and
who were done up far worse than he +;
fellows who will have to learn all
over again the job of earning a living.
Then more than ever we realize
that our task and the task of the
country is far from being done, and
if we are truly patriotic, if we are
right inside, we heed the appeals and
mentally decide to see it through.
This is all we can do and the least
In view of these conditions and in
the bright light of these pressing du-
ties, the man and woman who does
not carry on" who takes the stand
that he has done his share and is free
from further obligation, will be most
unpleasantly conspicuous.
There are slackers in peace times
as well as in war times. There has
been an awakening of the national
conscience. The American soul has
been revivified. We view our duty
to our Government differently than
we did before the war, and public
Nopinion will properly reward sac
rifice and patriotic effort. At the
same time it will remove and destroy
the laurel wreath, if the wearer
avoids the performance of his present
duty. Loyal communities will not
tolerate slackerism now any more
than they cid then.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
What a great old world this won

What a great old world this would
be were all of us to subscribe to
fTeddy's" motto, made when he was
Fl years of age to himself that
will live my life to the hilt until am
so" And Roosevelt did that same as
we each know. How many thousands
of people live their lives in the very
opposite way. Lives of leeches and
drones. Who avoid any undue effort
and search out the lines of least re-
sistance. Sometimes it comes to us
that that governmental order of a
few months ago should have been
left in force-"Work or fight. y
Particularly the work part of it. Not
all of US of course need to project a
wheelbarrow to and fro but have
something to do which produces
something to the good of others as
well as ourselves.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21

Seems like they have sentenced
Bill to die of old age instead of CIV
ing him what is coming to him. His
whiskers by now must be foot long.
What can they be waiting for?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
the vote will be close.
Speeding up Begins.

Speeding up Begins.
The first Saturday session of the
house was held last week. When this
is printed the legislature will have
completed only ope third of the 90
legislative days to which the session
is limited. Over 600 bills have been
introduced. About six have been
passed and signed by the governor.
From now on, however, the work
will proceed at a rapid pace. :
How is this for slogan: Lets
pave st. Louis county Now"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
Thorough Mourning.

The Sitka widow. when she has to
put on mourning, paints the upper part
of her face deep black.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Untitled Steel
Orders Show Gain of
Half Million Tons

New York. Aug. 2.-unnllcd orders
Of tho United States steel corporation
on July 81 were 5~,s7s.eei tons, ao-
cording to the corporations monthly
statement issued today. This rs an
increase on 6s5.SoG tons compared
with tho orders OF June 80.
This Is the ccond Increase TO be
shown In any month since October Of
last ycnr. The statement for June
market the turn In the tide In the
steel industry and tho nrurcs for last
month indicate "A steady Improvement
iH conditions.
The unified tonnage on May az was
f,2S2,3to. which Vas less than half of
hat OF July 81, 1915. which was
S.SS3,SOi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES


NAha'shl WIFI ~
state of New Mexico, county OF Bcrn-
alillo. In tho District Court.
A.. Ficischer and First Savings Bank
and Trust Company Of Albuquerque
\. NJ, n Corporation. Plaintiffs: rs.
Harriet e. Ackernan. Frlnk Acker.
man. Willie J. Burton. and Bernuli-
10 County Abstract aud Title Com
ptny, n Corporation, Defendants
No. 12005.
The uboye-nnmed defendants and
each OF Thorn viii take notice that tho
ahoV named plaintiffs have filled
their suit against the ahoVe-namcd
defendants in the uhoyO-rumed court.
that the general object and PRAYER OF
said complaint b. Go @foreciosc "a GER
tain mortgage on the real estate do
Hcrihed In said complaint. and ptrtlc.
ulnrlN described as follows to-wit:
Lots numbered Five 60 and Six 90
in Block numbered Fifteen Gbl OF
the Paris Addition Number Two 90
TO the city Of Albuquerque. New Mex
leo, as shown and designated on "a
map OF said addition. filed ia the Of
fec of the Probate Clerk aud Tx
officio Recorder Of Bernniilio County
on April seth. 1911.
You are further notified that tho
names Of plaintiffs attorneys arc
Alonzo Is. McAiillen and Laurence r..
Ice. whose ~nosiofiice address IN Albu-
uuoruuc. New. Mexico: aud each 90
said defendants is notified that unless
he enters his appearance IN said cause
IN or before the 2fth day Of Scptcmh-
a.. 1919, judgment will be rendered
rminst them ana each OF them by de-
fault.
NESTpN MbNTpYA.
Clerk or uIfI court.
ts,ai Of District Courfl
LA HARRY T.. LEE, Deputy.
NEf g~-tG-2a-dO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
sHuFsmN DIVIDED ON
STAND or LEADERS.

Chicaro. Aug. e.-whiie some signs
OF Improvement IN the strike OF fed
Wabash declined freight except TO
points on It's own lines.
Grated railway slfopmen were indi-
Gated today ny reports from central
west points. Others Indicated that ut
soma divisional points the men were
diatnelined to heed ffn advice Of
ledge officers to retss 10 eofk, pend
ing . wage sefb~r-ent,
afaA 2as3, sol sOuthwi II, and
lar west can't lrptt-s that the men
had decided not to rtuurn 10 work I'M
III their wage demands were met
No freight vas being received by
The Chicago and Northwestern for
points west Of Clinton, Iowa, and tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
AT THE THEATERS TO-DAY.

''R' THEATER-victor Moore starring in ''Chimmy Fad
den;" Billy Duncan IN the episode of The Man Of Might and
q reel of Paramount Photograph"
IDEAL THEATER- Repeating the wonderful film feature,
THE Ghost Of elumber Mountain " Also THE Hand Invisible, "
with Montague Love as the star.
LYRIC THEATER- Charlie Chaplin viii be seen again in his
brand new comedy, 'sunnyside - Tom Mix in Law Of North
6b. ;" and the Chester outing reel
PAsTINE THEATER- Repeating Alice Brady in Her Great
Chance: also the comedy, "A Desperate scoundrel = two-part
keystone comedy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
aONrRNon nACk rnOM INrNT.

Phoenix, ARK, Aug 9.-Govrrnor
Campbell. who has beer making a
tour OF inspection over the states
principal northern highways will re-
TURN 10 his Office here Monday, his
secretary was notified today. The roV-
crnor now rs In Globe.
whether the executive would accept
the post 81 mediator In the strike re-
Gently dcriarcd at tho amcltcr of 49,"
International smelling and Refining
company at Globe. hib Office had not
been Informed. The port was offered
him by officials OF the smelling COM
pany
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Two Hundred Thousand
Armenians VIII Starve
If British Army Leaves

Pans. AUG. 9.ATwo hundred thou
sand Armenian Refugees In the cau-
casus are on the verge OF starvation
and three hundred thousand more win
be without food. q was stated here to-
day by Walter Georee Smith OF the
American commission for %reii1f. " the
British withdraw troops hat have been
guarding the line OF the relief sup
plies. Nh. Smith has been acting In
the near east for the commission.
British troops, he said, constitute
the only force that n keeping the
Tartars aud KurdB from breaking up
the entire system Of rclief Dn which
the commission spent $25.010,0o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
NORWEGIAN LABOR

London. Aug. s.-Thcre has been
a split In the Norwegian labor party
after It's dcolsio to afhllate with the
MOSCOW international group. accord
ing 10 information received here. A
new democratic Eroup composed OF
m~ucerates and headed by AIR. Buen.
president OF the StorthinE. has been
formed In opposition to the party.
The labor movement In Norway Is
organised somewhat on the lines %
the British movement. There Il a
trade union Organization including all
the skilled unions with a total mem
bcrshlp ~ about fJA.0O0. This guards
the economic Interests OF the work
ers-
Purely political questions are dealt
with by the socialist party or Nor
wcgian labor party which, Il Is stated.
has q paying membership OF $1,000
.memberEa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
ON CoNnrANnss kICK.

Phoenix. Aug. o.-Nigorous protests
were lodged with the state board OF
equalization Today by the Standard OIL
company, the United oil company and
h Texas company. against recent in
creases In asaeased valuation.
The protest Of the Standard CON-
pany g. hnlnined that the Increase in
IT. ,sluntion ~as an Htlempf to ron
iiscate its property without due pro-
cess Of law: thnt Its holdings had boon
grossly over valued and that ahe STATE
OF Arizona was attempting 70 tax prom
erty held BY the company In Cali
f0fnia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
ENGaANDs NEW TRADE PLAN.

London, u a.-Tho Federation OF
OF lore than 300 Of Britain's largest
manufacturers and associations OF
manufacturers has formulated plans
for an overseas organization which
c~ontemplateH the appointment IN
every market OF the world OF "a COM
missioner to be assisted where adj
viuble by expert advisors.
for It's purpose the federation has
divided the world into tweny-one
areas n already has appointed "a
commissioner for some OF them. The
purpose OF the federation is TO explore
the possibilities OF all markets aud
TO further British trade by providing
tuners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Pacific Fleet on
Parade to Its Next
Stop at San Pedro

sun Diego. Calf. Aug. s-Hcaded
by the destroyer sauadrons. the Pa
c.fic fleet under command OF Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodmnn. lifted anchor
OFF Los Coronados islands this morn
Ina and Ii stensning today 10 kan Ped
no. the seaport Of Los Angeles
Al san Pedro the fleet VIII pass In
review before Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels and Mayor NJ. 4. Snyder OF
Los Angeles, tho smaller vessels en-
tcriug the harbor and the othcts re-
naming outside.
n Pedro, twenty-five miles from
Los Angeles city hall. il within the
corporate limita OF ,he municipality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
GERMAN NAVAL OFFICER
STUBBORN TO FINISH

" VT N|TN"TNT-N F|NT
= Bueuos Aires Nrrlday) Aug. S.-Two
informed German vessels In the harbor
a. Rosario were boarded TO-DAY by the
project OF the port OF Rosario and a
detachment OF twelve armed marines.
The captain refused TO allow the de-
tachment to come on board until ar
rest was threatened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
ALABAMA sHopMr.x VOTE
NOT TO RETURN TO WORK

NfIania. Ua., Aug. N.-NtflklnF fnII-
road Ehopmen I'm his city and Birm-
inEham, Ala. i've OF the O import
ant traffic centers In h southeast
voted today not 20 20 back TO work.
Al q mass meeting here they decided
10 remain on strike until their de-
manda were me A meeting In Birm-
inrham endorsed n telegram sent last
night to Director ucneni Hinea ae-
ciarlng the strikers wOuld not Com
PROMISE until they received some
assurances regarding time. date. and
amount"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
THOUSAND ITALIANS
REACH NEW YORK

New York, Aug. Infringing Loco
%stecraEe. the largest number to ar
rive from Europe sincc he beginning
OF the war. the steamship Dante All
ghierc from Genon and Naples docked
here today. Most OF them were Italian
reacrvists who were living In the
Enited States when called 10 the coli
Ors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
CLAIMS AL sHuPMEN
IN DENVER IDLE

Denver, Colo, Aug. g.-claim that
almost all the ahopmen In all The rail-
roads coming into Denver are idle as
"A result OF a strike vote Announced
recently, was made today by +. i.
Mules. chairman OF district twenty OF
the International Association OF Ma
chinists. who said that about 1000
men were a Only those ahupmen
receaEary TO maintain rolling stock
for mali and milk trains have re-
mAined at work. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

washington. Ape. e.-Apparonty
there Il no French law ~prohlhiting the
removal o. the bodies Of American
anidler dead from French soil ''for q
period of throo NGrs FINN January
4. 1919. 'The hnure fofclNn affairs
coMmIttfc had been Informed that
such . LAW existed. but Secretary
LanHinr wrote Chairman Porter today
that while y bin along this Tine Had
been Introduced In the French cham
her OF deputies. il had not YET been
acted ur1n,
The iorelrn affairs committee has
boture u a resolution prurualnE thc
immediate return Of TIN bodies Of the
American soldiers Killed IN the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09


tsAts after FORMER Speaker Clark had
4Hnenrctd Shef every democrant
rstmbcr eonli hs notified TO return
~ EseeIntttn - qrscf,r ~ po>>'h,s'
Hrrrce>ntaiis< Maqn. republican
Illinois, rid frembeft .ars'd 20 home
an te4t ih1If ettler hadink that A
V4n not tn ne ietefett o. fhr coun-
444 taken u1iIl TncaAAN.
Et4f1n<t IN q etiu FfuIaat leg
tIlAtion fo4ommt1nfd BY the pfenl-
dent van 1t1i1 before the house agri-
tAlIturo cnmmittee Monday, Chairman
NauEen announced iAif today. ~ ~
I|neod would limit h time m which
0uunlIe4 uf4ht b. held n compel
qllPofi 81 tlsem nfter the penmittea
I,ericd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Say Five Hundred
VIII Be Initiated
to Order Aug. Is

n. G. Wolison. general manager OF
thr Knights and ladies Of Security
for the statcs Of New Mexico and
AriHona, with headquarters here. an
nouuced that a class i~nIlinilon Is TO
Ne rxemphned a. the ArMogy hall
here b. the national treasurer. W, A.
Billy on August 18th. The Initiation
u 10 be IN the form % a moving ini-
tiaiory ritual 10 which the public n
invited. Mr.. Wolfsen stated hat there
would be a cn4 Of nvc hundred ad-
mittcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Plumb Excited by
Charge Thai Rail Rule
Plan Is Socialism

upuld no hest for them. do you think
they should have ~" Mr.. bewall
asked.
III the farmers and the public want
n. yes the witness replied. But !
thlnk fhat u eu absurd proposition."
Yes. that II what J. am trying 70
rof A." Mr.. Dewait naid. II am try
Ing 20 reduce this thing 90 its point Of
n~hsnrdity."
We'll, you did that with The fArm-
eru." Plumb said.
Then ms friend. where do you
stop" asked Mr.. Lrnait.
where grant " privilege cease"
Isn't thsn leading 10 socialism p
Nof a. al, nef al uli.' Plumb
shouted. hanging tho table 20 ems
phanIxe the denial
Plumb had not concluded when the
conmittee recessed until Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Arizona Physician
Arrested for Alleged
Illegal Practice

Phoenix, Arm, Aug. 9.--Dr. r. A.
Alton. u Phoenix. was arrested by
federal officers here today chnrrcd
with v~iol6tion OF the Harrison act. n
H. alleged the doctor issued prcscrip-
tons calling for narcotics in violation
OF federal law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Three Million Men
Discharged From the
Army Since Armistice

washington. Aug. t.-ctnCo the ar
miaficc. 1.les.6f2 officers and men
have been discharged from the army.
the war department announced today.
The force remaining In France on
August 5 Nas placed at 123,SN5. maxi
ing the total strength Of the army on
that date Stg.9lS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
SEEK s25.0OO,O 900 FOR
NAVY YARD WORK

Washington. AUX. "a hm TO an
prupriaie sla.oog, 1000 for repair and
construction work in navy yards was
introduced today by Representative
Fitzgerald. domocrat. Massachusetts.
The navy Is short % funds Tor Tits
work and Il was announced recently
that theuaendH OF nav yard employees
would be discharged unless additional
money wrrc appropriated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
MEXICAN PETROLEUM CO.
GETS HUGE OIL ORDER

Washington. Aug. award to tho
Mexican petroleum corporation Of "a
contract FOR 100000 barrels OF fuel
OF ~ T1S "a barrel for delivery at
81 Thomas, W. l., was announced
today by he shipping board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
New York Cities Are
Allowed to Buy Army
Food Supplies in Bulk

Washington. Aur A.-Municipaliucs
Of New York state were granted per-
mission by the war department to pur-
chase surplua army food stocks immo-
diately without waiting for distribu-
ton OF tho food through the parcel
post allotment system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
BELGIUM BUYS HUGE
STOCKS OF ARMY FOOD

Washington, AUG. S.-Approximatc-
" $4,000 0o0 worth Of army food
stuiis stored at Antwerp and the Hook
OF Hollnnd. has been sold 90 the Bel
Etan government. The money ia pny-
able IN three years at 8 per cont in
tcreSt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Germany Broken in
Body and Spirit,
Say English Experts

London, Aug. 9.-icrtnHny IL n
broken nation. both IN bod ana spirit
and a long time viii elnpse before the
efficiency % her people ~ restored, u
~ declared In d report OF British
scientists on food conditions In Ger
many. issued In the form n white pa
pcrs today. This wartime semi-star-
Walton Of the people u responsible
for the slovncss with which recovery
authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Stop Killing
Female Cattle for 3
Years in Argentine

Bnenos Aires. (r'riday) Aug. o. -
President iriEuycn. asked congress
today TO prohihit for "a period OF three
yrars the slaughter OF cows and he'f-
crs for food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Ernest Haeckel, Great
German Scientist,
Is Dead at Jena

jena, bcfmuny. Aux. a.-profcs.or
Ernst Heinrich Hacckei. professor az
zoology az h University OF Jena. and
famous throughout tho world FOR hia
research work supporting tho theory
OF evolution. died here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Wnahmcfon. Aus. a-conzrcas got
down today 10 n~nalyxing NJ digcstiux
rI4aI1ont WlinnTfa recommendations
ftr rcduction Of the ~increased cost OF
xiiheush nelthsr branch Of congress
WINS In session today. leaders prepared
10 take action AZ an early date on the
btre disagreed with the appetite rec
ommendstion OF the Seesident IL was
hplioV4d that tht prdS,Nctive icEisla-
tion s~sncraiit would nuow the pro-
un1als he made
8urxcsuon by NE president FOR fed
eraI ncsnsinR Of All corporations en-
gagged In Interstate commerce n Tor
cxtanslun Of tho food control law me
With the greatest opposition In con-
hInn 81 sha OF the league
Of natlonh IN the senate criticised the
stress laid BY The president on early
railnc4tlon Of the peace treaty, sons
declaring there wa No connection be-
tween ratification and tie cost OF
IlYlEa.
Now steps by the executive depart
meuts Of the government 70 reduce
the cost Of living were expected today
10 b started NJ once aiong lines laid
down 10 h president, who promised
immediate stepa TO Limit and control
wheat shipments and credits so as 90
facilitate the purchase OF wheat with
a view 10 lowering the price OF fio1r
20 sell surplus government stocks OF
food and clothing. and 70 force with
drswal az food stuffs from storage.
.CoincIdnnt with the presidents .
pf2rnnco before congress the war de-
p&rfment announced the prices nj
which itn surplus food stocks would
he sold. Price liats are 70 be sent TO
-postmasterB throughout The country
through which the may
place their orders beginning August
H. Uuder tine depnrumenfs price list.
the win be nhie to buy bacon
for IS cents q pound baked beans for
ave cents a pound. flour at six dollars
1ar hundred pounds and other COM
modlues al correspondingiy low pri-
ceE. ALA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
DENY THAT PERsHING
Is SUMMONED KoME

Paris. Aux. "a report was cur
rent In Paris today that General Per-
shinr had heen recalled suddenly to
the United States. hut % met with no
confirmation. n WINS stated at the
generals office that no onc there was
aware % any change in his plans.
General pcrshing In fact jos 'n his
way 10 Belgium 90 visit King Albert.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

DR. nluniriral aelhorltles today
lfhced u pnlllc alse two onn 81 ham
ard q ton Of na1ton purchased from
ett uunr,urWhst&f d4paItufut 81 The
ttIhY ~ coe1. They we're sold "a cost
flr1 irl0 cents - cover Htr|ng. Wfap-
T,nE pQpor and hauling. Ham w
add a. u cents a pound. while nearby
|ofoa charged 40 TO -. Bacon Wa
4fnposed Of af 1o cents a pound, com
f2Fcf with store prices OF ~ 20 IS.
Two Of the o a gtliing places az
zeaatea thoir supply IN a short Tina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Baker and General March. chief 81
stan. said today they know nothing
OF any order recalling General Per-
shinE to the United states. white
House officials said they had not been
advised that such AN order had gone
forward.