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Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG. W. Va, Sept. 29.- The Clarksburg plant of the Weirton Steel company suspended operations today following meeting of employees al which application was made for charter for local union in the Amal- gamated Association of Iron and Steel and Tin workers. More than a thou- sand employees were thrown out of work. Notices were posted that the plant would be suspended Indefinitely for repairs, but local union leaders characterized the shutdown as a lock out
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
SOON TO RESTORE POWER.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-The bill restoring the rate making power of the interestate commerce commission over the railroads which were taken away upon assumption of government con- trol, was placed in form for final en- actment today when house and sem ate conferees reached an agreement
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30

aviators flying over Mexican territory, it was said, at the state department today when attention was called to ar Fl Paso dispatch quoting newspaper there to the effect that such deci- sion had been reached.
 Officials said that Ambassador Bonillas before leaving WashingtoL last Friday, gave no intimation tha1 any such attitude was likely to be as sumed by his government.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
SENATE TALKS ON
 STRIKE PROBLEMS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, Sept 29-The strike of steel workers was discussed again today in the senate. Senator sherman republican, Illinois, told of receiving pictures showing mobs of striking for eigners attacking Americans. who de- sired to work in the mills and Senator Thomas, democrat, Colorado, said it was time for Americans ito get to- gether"
 Senator Poindexter. republican Washington. read excerpts from book on "syndicalisn," part of which was written by William Z Foster, secretary of the strikers committee.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. 29.-Strike orders from the national strike com
 mittee were entirely ignored by the nearly 5000 steel workers today at the Sparrows Point plant of the Bethlehem corporation. The more than Il, ,0OO men employed in the shipbuilding yards at the point were also at work as usual.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
EFFORTS TO WRECK TRAINS RESULT IN
 CALLING MILITARY
Government Officials Are Confident of Ultimate Overthrow of Strike Move Food Supplies Guaran- teed

LONDON, Sept 29.-Via Montreal) Two attempts to wreck trains run ming between London and Brighton by placing boulders on the tracks were re- ported today. Military forces are now guarding the line. Strikers in Scotland have blockaded two trains. The London and Brighton deny that 75 per cent of the engine drivers and firemen of their line have resumed work.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30

discussion would prove they were neither revolutionary nor destructive, but just, reasonable, and based on the best welfare of the nation.
 Uphold Market Committee"
 F. A. Reid stated that he felt the market committee should be upheld in it's work and that the executive com mittee should support the principles of these bills in compliance with the ac- ton of the state convention with such reasonable amendments as conditions might justify
 MT Kinney. of Tucson. disapproved of removing the stockyards from pack CT ownership and was opposed to legis- lation in reference to federal control of refrigerator cars, but felt that fed eral control of the packers through li- cense was desirable
 President Mullen of the association stated that in view of the great i'm portance of the matter under discus sion, the most careful study should be given the problems and a committee chosen to appear in Washington at the frture hearing 10 represent the attl- tude of the members of the association.
 Settle Other Matters
 The discussion ended with motion for the committee to endorse the Kend- rick bill. with such amendments as might be best A number of other motions. most of them amendments. followed, and discussion became gen eral again. The matter was at last settled by Mir Hesrd's motion that the president be authorized to call a special convention of the entire asso- citation to take action on the measures. The packer control discussion safely out of the way. the committee settled several other matters in short oruer A committee of three was appointed 10 draft a resolution asking a prolonga = l ton of the months discount limit on cattle loans.
 ! A resolution by the New Mexico as- 1 sociation was endorsed asking a 1 years extension on loans on cattle ! made by the War Finance corporation Dean Working of the college of az { riculture appeared before the commit ! tee with an invitation to hold the state 1 convention of the association at Tue son during Farmers and Housekeep- | CTS week. January 1925. No actior ] on the invitation was taken. pending | announcement of the cate of meeting set for the national association.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
U. S. NOT INFORMED.

WASHINGTON. Sept 29. The United States government has not been informed of any decision of the Mexi> can government to fire on American
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30

The conferees' reports is expected to be submitted to both houses tomorrow for adoption.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30
STRIKE NEWS

(Con'inued From Page one1 CTS mass meeting has been called for Wednesday afternoon at a local park.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-30

To any father and mother:
 In the Navy, your boys food, health, work and play, and moral welfare are looked after by responsible experts.
The sun., 1919-06-01
0'BRIEN A sELzNICK STAR.

Selznick Pictures Corporation an
nounces that It has signed contracts
with Eugene o'Brien whereby this
actor becomes the second star under
their banner. Mr.. O'Brien's contract
goes into effect at once and announce
ment will shortly be made Of the plans
now being formulated for him. Olive
Thomas was the frst announced star
In Selznick pictures.
Eugene OBrien first entered public
life on the spoken stage, becoming a
member Of musical comedy company
under the management Of Charles
Frohman. Shortly after his debut he
signed a contract to appear with Elsie
Janis. Then he was seen in support Of
Ethel Barrymore. Another season
found him with Margaret Ellington,
another with Ann Murdoch and then
with Kyrle Bellew. Directly prior to
his first screen appearance he was in
the support of FRITZ Scheff.
Mr.. O'Brien's first screen work was
In Frohman's Famous Players produc-
ton Just Out Of College" Then he
was in Essanay's "The Chaperon."
After that he was seen in Metros 1.-THE
Scarlet Woman" and in The Moon
stone." World production.
One OF Mr.. O'Brien's most enter
The sun., 1919-06-01
MOTION PICTURES.

BRoADWAY-Henry Warner will abscond from speaking
the Foreign Legion of France in The Man Who
Turned White" which this afternoon, will
il has the confidence of the people The which
McGrew Willis worked into the Sahara desert vots about officer
of the Legion who dismissed from that military band and
outlaw but reg his and his reputation Barbara
Stapleton along and her him Pictorial
scenic and comedy features will relieve the tedum v while the
chesra and the pipe will the air cooling motion like
q ventiatng
RIALTO-Tom Moore's Irish smile
all through One Of the Finest in which he is mounted policeman
with the omnibus
thus leads his wealthy sweetheart believe the Of him until
it's
Men Have Met in which humanity presumably
background Sunshine Comedy spreading
numbers
STRANDED w. Griffith. with the of fennsm
him. has produced TRUE Heart
this week will strike
and git This picture along
Lillian Gish Robert Hrron and other performers
Broadway
though she's the they Besides
chestral from Aida"
Holnsatsd and the Ladies Outing
scenic N Lyons and Moran comedy said deep
sructIe thought. - "
R1VOLlAlla Nazmova will
In The Red Lantern the the Chinese
along with her few weeks will be brought
again
GEORGE M. COHAN"Broken Blossoms" yet wilted
from the Griffith repertory season.
PARKS.
the trail up Broadway
The sun., 1919-06-01

remember when as a little boy Wis
tied my uncle in the routh, how he'd
taunt me about my brogue and say,
oh, that's the way they speak In the
north. is it?"
Digges's first theatrical experience
was gained as a member OF Frank
Fay's company OF amateurs in Dublin.
The repertory consisted of about
twenty Of the old farces.
In 1909 Lady Gregory, George
Russell, and w. B. Yeats organized
the Irish National Theatre Company
at Dublin. The objects OF the or
ganization were to establish a theatre
which would be representative of and
foster the development Of Irish cul-,
ture, and while both Yeats and Rus
sell had already achieved distinction
as playwrights. the Irish National
Theatre Company did, through the
promise and encouragement 1t held
forth, help to create Boyle and at least
half dozen other playwrtghts whose
works are we'll known throughout Ire
land and England to-day. 1t Is per-
haps not too much to say that had
there been no Irish National Theatre
there might be no Ervine plays to-day.
Among the first plays to be pre-
scented by the new organization were
"Deixre" by Russell and Kathleen nj
Houlihan" (the name by which Ire
land lie known to her subjects. Just as
we call the United States Uncle
Sam"), but when the three organizers
came to the part of choosing good
actors for the plays 1t was discov-
cred that all OF the good Irish pro-
fessionals were In England, and so
they called for volunteer amateurs Of
standing. 1t was in this way, through
his deep interest in the movement, that
Mr.. Digges became associated with the
Irish National Theatre.
His association with the Theatre
Guild has come about In much the
same manner. Mr. Digges feels that
the Theatre Guild may come to mean
to the American playwright and actor
what the other organization has meant
to Ireland.
Eventually Mr.. Digges came to
America, appearing first at the same
Garrick Theatre that now houses
John Ferguson" under Arnold Daily
in "John Bulls Other Island" which
did not prove as successful here as
abroad. He later Joined Mrs. Fiske's
Manhattan company in 1.-THE New
York Idea" and for eight succeeding
years was associated with George Ar
I las ~ stage manager, ana " = TO him
The sun., 1919-06-01

q ONE chroniclers have taken It
- upon themselves to say that
John Ferguson" is being per-
formed with an all-American cast, but
this L. not altogether true, for among
them there Is a real Irishman. His
name L. Dudley pigges. Mr.. Digses
doesn't como from the north of Ire
land. as you'd discover in speaking
with him OF stage. provided you were
al frishnan. To an American a
brogue's a brogue. and that's all
there II to IT. but to the Irish ear
there's an the world of difference be-
tween brogues and brogues. Just let
en- Irishman catch the sound OF your
brogue and he'll tell you at once what
part of the country you've come from.
When William ]. Guard Of the Metro
politan Opera Company. who halls
from old Erin himself. met Digges
altar the performance one day last
week It didn't take him a minute to
ASCERTAIN the section from which
Dtgges came. I'm the play your
northern brogue was so true that
was sure you must be from the north,
but now can see plainly that you
como from Dublin way. Well do I
The sun., 1919-06-01

that credit is due for his excellent
production of Hamilton" for Mr.. Ar
liss last year.
The sun., 1919-06-01
WORLD OF STAGE AND CINEMA

madse productions, in which Eugene
O'Brien's support Of that actress was
a feature: Poppy" and The Moth"
Sclznick pictures: GHOSTS OF Yester-
day." "By Right Of Purchase" DE
Luxe Annie" 1.-THE Safety Curtain 7"
and Tier Only Way" Select pictures.
eelznick Pictures Corporation ar,-
nounces that 1t has obtained the ex-
elusive services OF Elaine Hammer
stein. Miss Hammerstein is the daugh-
ter OF Arthur Hammerstein, the the
atrical producer Of musical comedies,
and the granddaughter the famous
Oscar Hammerstein. She made her
first appearance upon the legitimate
stage at the age of s. 1t was when
Grandfather Hammerstein was pro-
ducing a comic opera and one Of the
child actresses became very Ill, and
Mr.. Hammerstein was slightly an
noyed
The movies have achieved knight
hood! Oswald Stoll, one Of the i'm
The sun., 1919-06-01

For the flying circus given in the
interest of the Fifth Liberty Loan In
Los Angeles Cecil B. DeMille. director
The sun., 1919-06-01

heavens for David Butler. the leading
juvenile of King Vidor's latest pro-
duction, Better Times" Butler hap
pened to be marooned with King Vidor
one evening in a small town whose
only entertainment was the movie with
a programme of something over seven
reels OF sadness.
Lets get out OF here" vidor sug-
gested after the second reel had In
dicated what was in store for them.
mo" whispered Butler. Think
what time, effort and money were put
into this thing. We must stick 1t out"
When the show was finally over Vidor
spoke OF some inconsistency Of plot.
1T didn't notice IT," answered Butler.
Fact is. I had fine snoose from the
second reel on"
The sun., 1919-06-01

mysterious sands which pe behind the
Mediterranean, will be the initial Su-
perior picture released by Robertson
Cole. Mr.. Warner Is supported by
Barbara Castleton, who plays the part
OF Ethel Lambert, an American girl
who is captured by band Of Bedouin
bandits and Is carried Off to their lair
in the desert. There she makes the
discovery that the head Of the band,
An zamdn. played by Warner. is a
white man incorporating as a Bedouin
and preying upon the caravans Of the
desert.
She discovers. too, that ne is
cashiered army officer. Eventually
she rescues him from the life he has
adopted and through another officer
proves he never should have been
dismissed from the army.
The sun n usually high in the
The sun., 1919-06-01

AMUsEsfENTe.
The sun., 1919-06-01

The sun IL usually high in the
The sun., 1919-06-01

general Of the Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation, contributed the use Of
his private flying field in Hollywood.
The planes. comprised examples OF
every sort OF air machine used in the
war. including the German models.
The sun., 1919-06-01

tanning characters. and the one which
gained for him his first prominence,
was with Mary Pickford in "Rebecca
Of Sunnybrook Farm" Another Of
his performances was with Elsie Fer
guson in Under the Greenwood Tree"
and also in Hearts of the wilds." He
had the leading role in Keeney's "a
Romance OF the Underworld" and also
in the Famous Players-Lasky produc.
ton "Fires Of Fate"
Then came the series Of Norma Tai
The sun., 1919-06-01

portant amusement men in England.
managing director OF the Coliseum
Syndicate and distributor Of Goldwyn
pictures in the United Kingdom, has
Just been knighted for his work dur
ing the war which aided greatly in
keeping up the morale Of the British
army. Mr.. Stoll-now Sir Oswald
contributed literally to all the war
charities and did his most important
work through the arranging OF amuse-
ments for the soldiers.
Robertson Cole. beginning with the
first of June, will inaugurate a new
brand Of attractions which will be
known as Superior Pictures"
H. B. Warner in the Jesse D. Hamp-
ton attraction. THE Man who Turned
White" a photodrama OF the ever
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25
Charlas Cientificas
El,mundo de 10 pequefio

primera descendi6 del cardo, y la apa-
reeida recientemente comenz6 un re-
conocimiento del rebano, visitando to-
dos los grupos esparcidos por las axilas
de las hojas.
JPero como en aquel sosiego apa-
cible, en- aqusl cielo despejado y sere-
no ,pudo surgir el relampago fatidico
y retumbar ell trueno de la maldadg
lOh innata perversidad humanal
Ello fue que, como poseido por ell
peor Y mas maIvado que los demonios,
saque una navajita, y con Ell canalles-
co instrumental, .fui arrancando los pull
cones del vegetal Por mucho cuidado
que puse en- la consumaci6n del crf-
men, sin embargo, Sc entero la hormiga
pastor y comenzaron EN- seguida una
serie dc carreras, del tallo las hojas
y de estas las axilas, donde con ma
yor abundancia pacian los pequehisimos
pulgones
Sin duda que las muestras de dolor
de la vfctima, que tai me parecieron
los rapidos barzones del animalito, ex-
citaron mis- malos instintos, porque
rapido e impremeditadamente, corte de
un tajb ell cardo, casi al ras de la tie
ira, y la vulgar planta cay6 al suelO.
Tambien cay6 la pastora-hormiga por
efecto de la sacudida consiguiente al
corte; la vi correr sin rumbo determi-
nado, volver rapida sobre sus pasos, tor
mar emprender veloz carrera, encon-
trarse con otra, detenerse un instante
tan solo, y volver al fin las dos juntas
al pedazo de tallo que emergia del
haz de la terra.
Por 81 ascendieron varias veces, lle-
garon otras tantas al corte donde ahora
terminaba 10 que del tallo qued6 en-
pie, volvieron a descender al suelo
para de nuevo recomenzar las ascen-
stones.
Despierta va mi conciencia, compren-
di al cabo la enormidad de mi crimen,
que solo la inconsciencia puede dis
eulpar.
iQu6 perturbation habia introducido
mi criminal intromisi6n en- aquel mum
do de 10 pequeno!...
Durante mucho tempo Sc comentara
quiza en- el escondido hormiguero aque
LA catastrofe. lQuiza sea castigads
sin culpa la inocente hormiga paste
ra que desolada vi aseender por ell cor
tado tallo en- busca de su rebafol E,
possible que Ia p6rdida de el haya EN-
pujado la miseria a varios pequehol
seres que de los pulgones mejor dicho
de su pastoreo vivian.
Es possible que los empobrecidos y
damnifcados recurran al acerbo comuI
en- demanda de auxilio. Esto solo mi
tiga mi atroz remordimiento.
Ocultabase el sol con su majestuo
sa indiferencia por cuanto de diari,
pfesencia sobre la faz de la terra.
el no interesan mas las catastrofe'
humans que mi la desgracia de lal
hormigas.
Y despues de la criminal indifference;
con que cometi aquel desaguisado "a
el mundo dc 10 pequeno, aGn tuve !;
presunci6n de Greer que seres mas ele
vados puedan preocuparse por los de
sastres que contemplamOs de continu,
en- nuestro mundo, y que consideramo
como 10 sufcientemente importante
y decisivos para perturbar ell orden de
mundo.
iQu6 ridiculo envanecimiento ell de
hombre, pequefa hormiga de la admi
rable creaci6n.
G. R. SoLER.
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Una resOluciOn.

Ha sido presentada a Ia Camara de
Representatives. Ia RESOLUTION Coniuu.
Ia udmrro -, por q sefor Olivaris
disponiendosc que Sc declare earretefa
nsuIar el eamino airmado con cacadam
que, partiendo del pueblo dc Guhniea.
conducc IA carretera iusular ndme
70 . empalmando con tsta ~ - Nm.
226.G5, secei6n Sabana Grande Yau
co, Y asignando Ia cautidad dc nueve
(s9.OOO) dollars para "a Immediate -
paraci6n DC dieho camino y para otros
fines.
Nusstra fclicitaci6n Al sehor Olirari.
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Association civica

Sc ha rcuuido la % Association Civiea :
baio Ia prcsidencia de su eompcten-
te director don Nictoriauo soler. een
cl fin de llevar a cabo su comctido.
pues no dudamos del exito que alean.
zara Y coronara los esfuerzos De esta
." Liga Progresista. = que hoy se inieia
con cl prop6sito ne vclar y ayudar
en- q mcjoramicnto v deseuvolvimieuto
social Y econ6mieo. toda vez cue II pro.
grama que Sc ha impucsto. ha sido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25
Desde Guanica
EN- BuscA DE Los PARASITES DEL
PALUD1sMo.-MEDIcos En- GUAM
CA oTRAs NoTIcTAs
visitantes distinrnidos

Sc hallan en- esta poblaci6n los dee
torres Ruiz Soler Guiliani. Comisiouado
y Patologo, respectivamente del De
partamento a Sanidad. ~ propdsito
de- establecer dispeusarios antipalddi
dieos en- todos los pucblos de Ia iSla. ha
traido aqui tan prestigiosos tlemea.
tos.
III doctor Giliani visne provisto de
todos los medios indispensabics para
examenes hermatol6gicos, enseaando q
10 vez los funeionarios de sanidad.
los metodos mas sencillos y practices
para la investigation DEL parasitic de
Ia Malaria
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1mportantes Obras.

Son las que Sc llevaran a eabo ror
el slcalde. don jose Nazario. proba
blemente dentro &c dos mescs. . sea
una vcz que esttn concludes los pla
nos para Ia misma.
Consisten las mejoras p6blicas en-
Ia construction Dc Ia tPlaza de ias Dr
lieias" y en- Ia rsparaci6n dc los "a.
minos municipales 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

En- una tarde del pasado verano, tar
de de luz y de calOr como de agosto,
halIabame, tendido sobre la agostada
yerba de un prado, la sombra de
copudo arbol, cuando va ell sol comen-
zaba a renunciar al tiranieo imperio
/. de las alturas, y los pajaros resguar-
dados en- las sombrias, ensayaban sus
gritos de rebellion contra ell despota
que los tenia recluido en- la apacible
defensa contra sus ardorosos rayos.
La naturaleza, hasta entonces silen-
ciosa y como aletargada, parecfa des-
perazarse y, hsta ell viento con su dull
ce murmullo parecia decirle: Iarriba,
perozosa
A pesar de 10 blando y perfumado
de la brisa ,yo solo permanecia como
sOholiento, sin darme cuenta de aqueI
dcleitoso despertar de la TERRA y del
aire. Creo que en- NADIA pensaba nj
me daba cuenta exacta de NADIA.
En- una de las vueltas que por ms
tinto me hizo dar la carencia de du-
reza de mis- carnes, y ell no hallarme
precisamente sobre blando colch6n de
lana, vi cerca de mi cabeza un pc
quefo y verde cardo que alzaba su po-
co complicada contextura, no mas de
un palmo sobre el suelo.
NADIA mas vulgar menos digno de
lamar la atenci6n en- el campo, que
un cardo borriquero. Yo, sin embar-
60, como 10 tenfa delante, y cerca de
los Ojos, miraba sin yer aquel ejem-
plar, como todos puntiagudo en- sus ho-
jas y tallo y aspero en- todas sus parties.
Mirabalo sin darme cuenta de 10 que
miraba, como he dicho; pero en- fuerza
de mirarlo, acab6 por ijarme en- una
dc sus mas atlas hojas, permanecia
largo ratio inm6vil.
ProntO me explique, sin embargo,
el motive de aquella inmovilidad en-
animal de proverbial y fecunda acti
vidad. En- el reeves de la hoja, y en-
las regiones mas tiernas del vegetal
tenfa la hormiga un verdadero rebanC
dc pulgones a los que vigilaba y quiz
atendia.
Cuidan las hormigas de estos peque
nos sores, a los cuales eolocan en- La
parties mas tiernas dc las plantas, par;
que dc sus jugos Sc alimenten; v elias
81 no Ordefan el rebafo que pastorean
pucs seria abusive el empleo de tai yer
bo, aprehenden ST, con las antenas 10
cuerpos dc los pequeiios animales J
chupan un jugo azucarado que con e
frote excitan, obligandolos a que Il
segreguen. Ejercen, pues, las hormigai
un verdadero pastoreO, en- un todo ana
logo al dc los hombres con las ovejas
cabras y vacas.
Como el observador, la hormiga per
manencia inm6vil. Y yo no Sc cuant,
tiempo transcurria sin que esta ST
moviera nj aquel Sc diera cuenta d
10 que pasaba, cuando advertf la pre-
sencia dc otra hormiga, en- tama1o, co
lor y aspecto identica a la hormiga
pastora, y que hacfa ella Sc dirigia
SReemplazaria a esta? Serfa la nuev;
hormiga el relevo que la primera es
peraba y que al fin hacia su epifanii
cumpliendo las 6rdenes de la hormig
jcfe.
va q media vigilia el obserYado
me dispuse a presenciar la entrevista
Llegaron a encontrarse, con efeetC
-Juntaronse las antenas, las molinea
ron varias veces y juro que me que
dc con mueha CANA de entender L
que sin duda sc dijerOn. A POGO i
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El problema del aqua.

Con motive de n gran sequia que -
azotado, espeeialmeHte a toda la COS.
ia SUR dc la isla, el aqua eseasca de
tai mode en- los pozos artesianos, cue
ahora nos encontramos sufriendo -
conseeuencias. Yea Ia forma dc rene
diarlo nuestho alealde.
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Amigos que nos visitan.

Hemos tenido Il gusto IL saludar 4
nucstrUs amigos "a schorita Carmen
Modesto Rodriguez al ioyen Eu sto
Acevedo Echsvarria, procedcnte de
Ponce II primera, dondc reside con 80
familiares, y proeedente De Nauco q
segundo, donde desempha el cargo d
Inspector dc Sanidad.
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Muy concurridas son las funeioues
que durante los dias iuevcs. sabado
domingo dc cada semana. ticuc dando
q "Cine Borinqu A., cxhibitndosg A
cfccto las mcjUrcs series del mcreado.
Mr.. Monge Sc ha propucsfo sorpr p
der al pdblico con 81 variadu y extenso
repertoire.