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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
THE WAR LEGACY

eyg of surely form
 in strikes labor
 disturbances labor elements have N by endeavOring tie up of been shaken But of labor ody government the Boston Financial 
 postwar exci ement will last only time can tel strike the Wane aftera clinax Wh dire results.
 who have decided to walk out at the willing to do this their obedience obey is similar to that wllpr probably ready other strikes The govern those miners who willing to evidence the steel worers quit has taken hold of the coal that the coal strike if actually develo failure.
 of the most basic of the country TOT
 
 of railroad out regarded public utility or the country l function to to 1t that still officially over the government in power keen the operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
PNEUMONIA

When a person suddenly has a se- were chill followed by a high fever, flushed face, difficult breathing, and pain in his chest, he may be suffer- ing from pneumonia, and as this is a dangerous disease the services of a physician should be obtained at once.
 The sputum is abundant, tenacious, and of a reddish brown color, whence the name rusty sputum." The color is due to the admiXture of small quan- titles Of blood.
 The pulse at first call is full and bounding, but later may become weak, rapid and barely percetpible at the wrist
 Breathing is embarrassed, the respi- ratory movements are rapid, 30 to 50 per minute, the patient is restless and Cften cannot lie down, but has to be propped up in bed or sit in a chair.
 There may be delirium, and if not watched the patient may jump out of a window and injure himself severely.
 The fever in a typical case remains high until the seventh or ninth day, when it will frequently drop to normal ill a few hours.
 This is called the crisis, and if there are no complications it is followed by great improvement in the patients condition and he generally goes on to recovery.
 In other cases the temperature does not return to normal, put only falls a degree or two for short time and then rises again. This is called the false crisis and is of unfavorable i'm
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

port, especially if accompanied .by pro- fuse sweat and blueness of the skin.
 In all cases of pneumonia a doctor should be called at once. The patient should be put to bed in a large airy room, from which bric-a-brac, curtains and unnecessary furniture have been removed.
 Care should be taken to collect all sputum and other discharges from the nose and throat ,on bits Of gauge or rag, or paper napkins, and burned.
 If the patient is so situated that he can be attended only by someone who must also look after others ill the fam fly, it is advisable that such attendant wear a wrapper, apron or gown over the ordinary house clothes while in the sick room and slip this off and wash and disinfect the hands~when leaving to look after the others. The patient should have separate dishes and these should be sterilized with boiling water after use.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
DARK cAMlsoLE IS POPULAR

The widespread popuiaIiiy or tne dark suit blouse of GeorSetJe nas brought into being the dark-colored camisole.
 At last women seem to have come to q realization that dark GecrSette over white or flesh lingerie produces anything but "clothed" effect. The thin cark waist should never be worn save ever a non-transparent slip or inc same or contrasting color.
 The shops are showing slips and samisCIcs in all possible colors. Green or American Beauty is often sold for wear under navy Georsette waist. and produces a very smart ei- feet. Taupe also looks well over these two colors, while burnt orange" that wonderful new shade of yellow, seems to have been created especially TOT combination with grays, uaupes and browns.
 By use of these new camisoles an eff shade in a waist can frequently te made to look well with a suit it does not match.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
"AS THE TWIG IS BENT"

- HE soviet notion spread unexpected quarters Pupils N a schoo n Illinois have framed set or de- organizing These demands are accompanied by srketha h to quit attend to senior students teachers certain passing 50 rather than 75 cent pool and Friday after holiday showing themselves suscep
 
  channels
  TrOtzky the grownups of budding should be nipped whi nipping is good miners struck for stNhour houeeephg day, days a week. It may be another sign a look reveals Sundays February BelCium putting special income on bachelors under 30 years of age Why there? Is bachelor nder any 30?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
VALUABLE EDUCATIONAL WORK

~ the Agricultural Extension Service University Arizona just issued Director F. P H Illuminating
 the Arizona under the stimulus ot
  agriculture in this soaed arid ireless exhaustive being This the has been
 
 Arizona The Agricultural the
 
 pemanency speedily adap itself the needs period following the cooperation with Department agricultural be scientific scientific house is considered agricultural southwest Let the good work Q
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
PEPY'S DIARY IN BISBEE

6Slept awakened by the furniture offered him bargain To
  talking the furniture without trouble talking : for
  depleted cohn weather who the best had letter this little dissertation Bsbe which liked well and wrote him letter but forgot it benedcts faiings
 
 
  sympathized with her
 
  moonlight nearly middle of the road and when jumped seemed stood st had  that all
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
A BOOST FOR TOMBSTONE

Tombstone, which will interest every A the is written by Frederick Bechdot who in Tombstone last  Old
 Bechdo his extensive article has caught the tue spirit Tombstone city which he writes typical woolly wh city the Bechdots through them all the vein of gone.
 citizens read the article with much the
 
 forgotten Tombstone may pride nothing of society point which mig a a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
BOuiILQbQisSe
THE OLDEN DAYS
By F. F. M.

The olden days in Bisbee Were the golden days in Bsbee,
 When hearts beat true and high When all the sins were big sins, When all the wins were big wins,
 And men dared to do or die! There's a history to Eisbee; There's a mystery to Bisbee;
 That the world may some day know There's a golden, glowing story Of her former human glory
 And the days of long ago. And the pioneers of Bisbee Now are worth the tears of Bisbee,
 For the paths they traced so well, For the height of their endeavor For the courage that marked them ever,
 And the tales they left to tell!
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN.

The Drima donna was reading a rough draft of her new contract. When she came to the paragraph providing that she should have trans- portation fer herself, her maid, her dog. and Signor Gazi5eni, her hus- band. she dre wa line through the sienor's name. Just maKe that nus band" she said.
 "'Yes, madam" asserted the mana ger. but may l ask why?"
 The diva biushed and coyly i'm gered her hair. 'l might wlsh lo make a change" she answel lcd.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
WINDOW eex EoR wINTgR.

Now is the time of year that win dow box is most practical In tho winter food will freeze il kept in the outdoor temperature SD ioe IS necessary unless there is a cupboard in the pantry that can be usod for storage.
 If it is possible to put the window box on north window it is advisable to do SO The box can be used more months in the year.
 Unless one has a specially con- structed. dust-proof box, greater care should be taken in putting fool away than with refrigerator.
 There arc metal boxes shown m the stores that are inexpensive The saving in ice soon pays for one.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

JUNGLE SAM, M. D." will an swer, either in this column or by mail, questions Of general interest relating only to hygiene, sanita- tion, and the prevention Of dis ease. It will be impossible for him to answer questions of purely personal nature, or to pre- scribe fer individual diseases. Address:
 INFORMATION EDITOR,
 U. s. Public Health Service,
 WASHINGTON, D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

NEW YORK-The "prettiest girl in the woman's motor corps" Made line Hoffman. who distinguished her self repeatedly during the war, has just obtained a divorce from William P. Hoffman, of the New York brew ing family. Mrs. Hoffman is 22 years old She did heroic work at the Perth Amboy explosion and in rail road wreck in Brooklyn during the war
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
INExPERT

Employer (who had given his fore man a ticket for a 'pianoforte recitaD And how did you enjoy the music last night?
 Foreman-I was bit disappointed, sir. K wasn't arf as good as my young Florrie. Why, e player there for close on two hours and never once crossed is 'ands.-Scottish American.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
w THE WORLD OF WOMAN
MENU FOR TO-DAY.

BREAKFAST-Appl sauce, corn meal pansakes with syrup, coffee.
 LUNCHEON-Mock oyste" soup brown bread and butter, cottage cheese. currant and red raspberry preserves, tea.
 DINNER Salmon croqueues' creamed potatoes, stuffed green pep pers, cold slaw, bread and outer canned peaches, cup cakes, coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
soLoMoN's WISDOM

"Sc,omon was the wisest man."
 ''Xes. He had an enormous fund ot information. The fact that he was also the richest would indicate that he took pains to get most of it in aa- vance t"-Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
RECIPE FOR MAKING
CUCUMBER LOTION

Stew ripe cucumber in very 1t'le water, rub through colander and strain the juice. Mix three table spoonfuls of alcohol and let stand overni.,h Int. Next day add to the mix ture. slowly, 1 tablespoonful of oil of sweet almonds, and ten draps Of tincture of benzoin The lotion is excellent for removing sunbHrn ana freckles and sOftening the skin.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
SMILE WITH US
ELIMINATED

Marie and Helen were playing house one day when Ruth joined them. They were not particularly anxious to see her that day, and in ally said, Well, you can be the maid and this is your day out. ."-Nebraska AMgMn.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
ALWAYS AT IT

T know man who IS at the lurh- ing point of his life every night"
 How can that be?
 He tends the big revolving light San Francisco Chronicle.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
WANTED HIS DOUGH

Judge-I understand that you pre- fer charges against this man?
 Baker-No, sir; I prefer cash ana that's what I had him brought here for-Pearson's weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
IT DOTH APPEAR THAT

The preachers striking and quitting their jobs, The teachers doing the same, And only the falmers the soldiers and gobs,
 Have still got their hearts in the game. Then how must the Devil rejoice at the sight,
 With no to nurture my soul Unless it has happened that ewis is right
 And that Hades has run out of coal!
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Bisbee truth confined Wlhh simply announ doesn't know damned hn of hasn't find out
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

A large crowd Of Bisbee Elks are expected to journey to El Paso to join in the street fair to be held by the Elks in that city November 10 to l5.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

men. Prospects are very bright and MT. Angius is very enthusiastic over bis property.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Tue latest returns from the terri tory show that Colonel Wilson's ma Jority will be less than 500 The northern counties, with the exception of MOEave, went strong for Morrison. To the southern counties Colonel Wilson owes his election. Graham comes first with 700 majority and Co chise next with nearly 400.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Jack Heffley, who has charge of the J. B. Angius gold mining property in the Oragoons, is in town. He will re turn with an additional force of work
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Green goods artists are at work among the citiens of Bisbee. Several prominent business men have receiv- ed "confidential" circulars from To- 1untc, Ontario, offering to duplicate one. five and ten dollar bills.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

The total registration of Bisbee was 175O for Tuesdays election, and the vote 1269
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

The negro who slashed two men in the City of Bisbee Saloon last Tues day night, is still at large and prob ably in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

C. Fisher, representing Jeese Moore S Co.,, of San Francisco is in town adding to Bisbee's store of liquid re- treatments.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Tic .worbmen on the Bisboe line tunnel struck daylight yesterday. IL w:ll not be long now until we have through trains between Bisbee and El PasO
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

Daily by of
 RUPERT General U.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Today In Bisbee

(From the Risbec Daily Friday, 1eo2)
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

The Calumet and Arizona IS ship ping ore steadily these days to Doug las in their new improved ore cars, four cars soing down 10 the smelter NesterdaY.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

MT and Mrs. B. A. Packard left on Wednesday morning for Los Angeles. They will return next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
LIES OF THE DA Y

department inclined be mowbeaten by the coal  s,.os A.. ,;..on to refused to listen the ... .,. The edit O 'O "H' -0 shopping early French Is not Douglas making whirlwind campaign for the Red Cross
 punches,
 
 Ike
 That is wha he
  announced day ago that he was sons @ m Republicans as we done in little o what little ol Cocse going 10 him.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

James Howell, who will represent Cochise county in the next assembly returned to Douglas yesterday after noon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

we anything, but to love another"
 Romans, XIII-S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

! CHICAGO August sc. - Hogs-Rc-
I ccits. 10000: estimated for tomorrow,
10000: uncvcnly 10 TO CSC lower; closed
! dull ON aCkinE grades. Top. S2l.5U:
Z heavy weight. $l9.l0T2l25: medium
weight. s19.l5 q 2l.A0; light weight.
$l9.ljG1 ESQ; light. SlS13 n 2l.VV;
! heavy uring sows smooth. Sl.S25 n 1898;
packing sows. rough. $l7.:G Il lS.uO: pogs,
S17.IOM 1900
, Cattlc-Rcccipt$ l9.n0o: estimated
for tomorrow. 1000. native md west
. eru beef steers and feeders. slow,
about steady. Top $IS.75; best She
stock and bulls. steady: slow III &c
. lower: calves mostly - 10 Sc higher:
beer steers. medium and heavy weight.
! Chuic" and prime. SIG a 1875; medium
and good sl3.50m 1856: common. S1C.uo
q - 80: light weight good ana cho1ct.
$1,000 1879: CummUn and medium.
s?.5"M lt.uO: butcher cattle. hcitcrs.
E.5nI 1900: COWS. $3.50 1880; cap
ncrS and cutters, s6O0W1."I: veal
calves. light and handy weight. s19.5"T
5000: feeder sct"r>. SS.OgMl3.7.;
range steers. iN.uu ! 1850: COWS and
hcif"rs. s7.3uu l%.uU.
Sheep Receipts. %o.O"O: estimated
for tomorrow, @o.Onu: ,choic" nativ"
lambs, about steady. others mostly 90
lower: sheep steady to CSC lower I.ahbS.
81 pounds down. $l4.UOH I1.2J: cuIls and
common. $g.00d 1850; ycarling wCthcrs,
So" q 1850: ewes. medium and good
and choice. s7.5OU g.25: culls AMI com
mon, $500 M1.225.
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Wy. MARKET
! INFLUENCED
: BY>W|LSON

Ew YORK. August : 2s.-rrad,ng
= the lStock Exchange today was in
4ueneed almost exclusively by the
rasident's attitude toward the rail-
kasd shopmen, and his survey OF cur
fISnt problems arising from living costs
|%GScas and attendant conditions
p Contrary-to expectation in more than
one quarter before the market opened.
|sWtarf street accepted the Presidents
e Ma a. highly favorable ITO the con-
ctfyeS side Of finance. and backed
betaefs By liberal buying of'various
es, including many speculative
res.
he Presidents Denial OF the prtn-
oal demands Of the shopmen and his
&bpeaf to public opinion constituted the
snRrossingstopic among bankers and
railway executives. The general view
was that these features would go rar
towards clarifying impending labor diff
nculties.
Rails outstanding features Of the
preceding. day. were less in evidence
being replaced IN activity and strength
By steels. equipments. motors OILS ana
food shares at extreme gains Of 10
almost Is. points.
Inauiry for these assorted issues was
knNIn4ded as the logical result or the
administrations Industrial policy. which
81 expected to stimulate production OF
many finished products. preceded by
kheavy purchases OF raw materials.
Metals asserted some Of their recent
prominence In connection with reports
that contracts for domestic and Foreign
cansumptton were proceeding towards
consun,1nation. and leather. tobacco ana
shipping, shares were materially better
1.-THE lise shading, however. at the Close
~
Bales amounted TO $4,000 SHARES.
In all essentials. the money InalNr Tx,
rrreated Yesterdays movement. call
iosjL opening and holain gat g per cent
rexar61ess Of collateral, with time
funds in better supply.
Liberty bonds cased AGAIN: Hsoes'n'
bond list IN general was steady TO hrm.
Sales (par valued were slo.25o'ooo: oIo
United States coupon AZ declined 4 per
cent on sale.
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Outside Motor Truck.
HurrrR. EGGS. CHEESE.

NEW YORK. August @6--Rutt"r--
St"adv Creamery higher than extras.
SCI. Il - cents: creamery. extras (9@
s"or"p. 500: frsts. a2i, II :i'%": packing
stock. current make" y" .. 4Gr.
Eggs Steady. Fresh gathered OK
trHS. san j5r: extra nrsta. :! n Sac:
GrStS. 4TM soc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western hcnn"ry whites. hr" to
fancy. is n ;0C PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
western hrnn"ry whites. "rdinary 10
primH. - Csc: state. PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby h'nn"ry browns. asa 6@c: state.
r"nuSvlV&niH and nearby hCnncrv gath
erred browns and miN"d 'nl"rS. - a IG".
th""s-- Steady. staff" Who'll" milk.
flats current MAKE. specials RAJ: q 3lc:
state. whu" milk flats. current maxi"
av"rar" run, @9ia ii so: state. whole
milk. twins. current max" specials 20is
I,21r: state. Who'll" milk. twins current
max" average run. 99ha 9f%Oc.
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TREND IN CC'2N
IS DOWNWARD

CHICAGO. Aug. 20. -BrarlSh s"nli-
mcnt today was r'il"C.,d IN IN" corn
market. which throughout tho session aN-
craGcd somcw INT lower though lh"r"
were occasional slight rallies. Tn" S"lI'
ing was scattered and there WAS lack
Of OUTSIDE support. Offerings "i TOMS
corn IN N"rthern markets attracted at
r"nticn. The sample market Showed IT.
III change corn closed weak a. near
tho low points. prices being l. cent I"
- cent not lower with september at
la To i.70l. and December nj l.ilss 10
l.4la, Oats finished y !" ~ net higher
and provisions finished - /" - cents
lower.
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BY PRIVATE WIRE TO A. Z. NAS91H
CO.

NEW YORK. August ?6.--The market
WAS higher during the forenoon and
carly afternoon than in the last nour.
Prices "ascd somewhat as n result OF
spectacular rise in cruciblc Steel ana
ms consequence of the report 10 the
effect that another strike vote would be
taken by tn" railway shopmen.
The attitude OF tho president in max
ing it clear that the situation could not
be rcmcdicd by continuous wage In
creases was favorably construed. though
as n partial offset Of same there was
analysis of conditions IN Mexico and tho
limitations Of Intervention. short inter-
est has contracted very materially. and
public buying is not as readily a. here
toforc attracted to spccialties when the
latter are made active by pools and
cliquea LOGAN 4 BRYAN.
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REou1s1r1oN ISSUED.

CHARLESTON. August @6,--G0ver-
nor C"rnwcIl today issued r"Tuisiti"n
on the governor Of Ohio for tho return
Of w. J. Walter and \. II. Sterling.
alias II. Price. Ia this stat" from g.
lumbus. Ohio. where they are under ar
rest They are wanted IN Cahcll county.
whcr" John Matthews and Otis Harris.
Of Huntington charge them with theft
Of nm automobile and also Charcc St"r-
Ing with the. alleged forgery Of Two
pruml3snry notes.
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Curb Mining stocks.
p1rrsHuReH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. August 26.-Cattlo--
Slow: supply light Prime. sl6,o5@
s16.TJ.
Shecp-Slow: supply light Prime
wcthers. s1o.50I11: culls and common,
1905: lambs. Sl4Efl6. Veal calves,
S21&22.
Hogs-Stcady: supply. 20 double
decks. Prime heavies. s2l75&2e. 25:
mediums and heavy Workers. S22.50&23:
light Workers.. s21.5OT22: pigs. SCI %
9I50: roughs. SlSQ 1850.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Dry goods mar
kets hold their frmness today There
was better tone in print cloths with
finished goods strong. Cotton yarn prices
were easier and burlaps soft.
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LaRrIIr Iron Works prcf-Transfcr
books cluSr Sprnhtrr Is. for Il regular
. per cent cash dividend payable Sep
trmbrr "a
IaBclIc Iron Works comomn-Trans-
fer books close september Is. for l !.
per cent cash dividend payable Septenl-
Der 30.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. o6. 10.
Furnished The 1ntclliEonccr by \. Is.
Masten G. Co. members OF IN" New York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va.
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VISIBLE GRAIN.

WK. August 26.-The vtisi-
pplS sf American and bonded
ashoys the following changes.
9heat increased 9.074 1000 bushels.
prn decreased 41t.nno bushels.
It's decreased 3s6. MOO bushels.
% Increased 3S2 MOO bushels.
krley decreased 2I7.000 bushels
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 20 ~
rS,-nishcd The Intcl:igencer by 4. E
Mssten & Co. members of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank BltiLd'
Ing Wheeling, W. Va. Louis r. Brano'
Resident Partner.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. IS. -.
Furnished The Intelligence by 4. T..
MaSlen & Co. members OF the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. w. Va.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. IS. 10.
Furnished The lrtrtIlgencer by 4. f.
Masten & Co.. members OF tho New York
sock Exchange. National Bank Build
ring. Wheeling. w. w.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHEELING.

WHEELING. w Va. Aug &c. ~
FURNISHED The lutcllIIrEccr by 4. T..
MaStcu \ 60. members al the New rfE
Stock Exchange. National .}lnk Build
Ing. Wheeling, W. Va
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 26. 10.
Furnished Tho lnicIliEcncer by A r
Mastcn a. Co. members of the New PIX
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
.ng Wheeling. w. Va.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Aug &c, 10.
DAILY uu"rali"n list Wheeling STOCK
Exchange. computed Tor Inc lhlcl1sen
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stock

Total sales 90. COO shares.
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New York Cotton Market

Stocks 6i.iSs shares.