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The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Menden Faces Jury in B. r. T. Wreck Case

Dempsey. the superintendent Of the line
on which the accident occurred.
Most OF the day was consumed in Sc
lectng a jury. The first witness was
Joseph Edward Doyle, a clerk. who was
a passenger on the wrecked train. lie
testified that the motorman seemed tc be
unfamiliar with the handling of trains
and that just before the accident the train
was going AT about fifty miles an hour.
ole picked up speed quickly after we
passed Eastern Parkway" said Doyle
''and when we went by Consumers Park
station we were going at least fifty miles
an hour"
After Mr. Doyle had testified mass of
photographs and other technical evidence
was introduced and marked for the rec
ord. Then the trial was adjourned until
this morning.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

ter persons three len dearly from hdnc dhsF
at N W Seventy street. the heroine No Fhu, who reused her eide
guests hem o by o he o Gn the
E Fmn, entered dhugh hole heroo
ii damage i al
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Seven Cent Trolley Fare in Albany

ALBANY. n. Y, Thursday. United
Traction Company will be permitted TO
charge a trolley fare of seven cents in
Albany. Rensselaer,. Troy. Watervliet,
Cohocs. Green Island and waterfield
under decision handed down today by
the Public Service Commission. Second
District. The order will become effective
Within five days after the company files
its schedules OF rates with the commission
and will be operative for one year.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
REMINGTON ARMS PLANT
SOLD TO NEW YORK SYNDICATE

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Thursdsy.--ssle
Of the plant OF the Remington Arms Com
pany here, built at cost OF nearly $1,000
COO and Remington CITY," with its six
hundred homes for workers, was an
nounced today. Three holding corpora
.ions. formed in New York, are the pur-
chaserA
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
GONE EAST.

S.4;e fi.saa4y Ensineer Tom Mai loch ha, gone 70 Washington D C. 70 attend the na,ioua, mee, os ,Ae Ea- nneerias Soee;y and during that wis; Ae M. u's.de o. he meeting endeav- or 10 pu, oye- a 10. Of Nork ;aa, M ben .i, me highway department of the s:a:e and 'he highways ot .he s.a;e.
 |; is rumo-ei he s:eps ou; oi oHioe January ..rs: bn; ;his has TO, been verified Ills friends in Coch!se. how ever. are hoping tAa: h. can see his way clear to remain during Govern or Campbel.'s aew term for down here Tom Maidock !s liked for impartial fly ln the manner O: handling ,Ae s;a;e highway department. He gives each county its share and that is al any fair minded people want;
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
WITNESS SAYS CONSTABLE SHOT ALLEGED BopTlEGGER
 FOLLOWING DRINKING BOUT

PRESCOTT, AIiz.. Dec Selec. iion Of jury having beer completed in ;be superior ccur; this afternoon. the state began introducing evidence sn the trial of Ben Johnson, colsta- ele of Humbeldt. charged wirh mur- der in connection with the killing Of man named Legerska al the lat ,er's rancs near H9m3oId;, Septem. Der 2s. last Joseph Smith. helper on the Legerska ranch. the first wit. ness, told Of visit to the ranch by Johnson and companion named El- mer Berntley and said Johnson shot Legerska following a drinking bout. Iegerska. according to Smith. WIS making liquor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Ari zons. October 1G. 1920.
 NOTICE is hereby given ,hst Charles Ii. Myers of Lewis Springs Arizona. who on June 22, 1915. mad Homestead Entry No. o25sss, for Slh NEA. NYh SEA-. Section 9. Swh NWL, Section l0. Township 2l-S Range 22-E. G. & s. II. B. & Meridian has filed notice Of intention to maka Five-Year Proof. 10 establish claim to the land above described. before W A. Fowler T. : Commissioner. a: Tombstone. Arizona. on ths 2sth day of November. 1s2a
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Montague L. Reed. Rober; l.. John. son. James Wolf, Elizabeth Myers. all of Lewis Springs. Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL. Register.
 Firs; published Oct. q. 1920.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
IN CHARGE OF AVIATION FIELD.

In press matter sen, ou; by the Du rant Aircraft corporation recently rA- ceived here. i; k known that Major Reed Chambers. son of Mr and Mr9 ]. <. Chambers, of Tombstone. is n charge Of Durani field, al Oakland Major Chambers distinguished him sef as one of Americas aces in the world war. Following is the press item:
 "Duran; Field" at Oakland. head. quarters for the Durant Aircraft cor. poraiion. is also headquarters for severa, of Unc.e sans best knows aerial fighters Now in charge Of Major Reed Chambers. formerly o' ,he a4 th Aero squadron. Durant Field assumes regular military aspec'. Capt. "Eldie" Rickenbacher. rnc 2 sam, Ace Of Aces. keeps his Fokker Scout Plane in one of ihe Durant hangers
 Captain Joe Dawson. a me mber D. ;he universally known 'Iia; in .he ring squadron, former buddy of both Capt. Rickenbacher and Major Cham bers. is now attached 70 the Duraa' Aerial Army as is Cap- Pierre Deck er,. Ace and winner og ;hr coveted L. zion of Honor ihe highest m.ii'a~, awari given hy the French Govera men
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
CONF ERENCE LATER paY
 SAINTS CLOSED SUNDAY

DOUGLAS. Dee. 5-l1eber ] Gran. Of Sat Lake Cify. Ttah, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. arrived in the ci;y yesterday for the semi,annusl meet. ing 0f he church. slch began Fri. day morning al the newly erected church here The coa-ereuce con tinued throughou, today.
 Between l5o and 200 are here , attend the meeting The sessions Saturday began al 10 o'clock with the opening of the general conference, the conference Of Friday morning hay ing been on elders testimony meeting preceding the conference proper. The session Saturday afternoon began a, ? o'clock and ! aturday night in the amusement hall of the church there was a biz carnival dance for membe !. and their friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
YOUNG COUPLES ARf
 RELEASED FROM CUSTODY

GLOBE. Ariz, Dec 9.-FOilowing the arrival here yesterday morning of Mrs. o. J. Ripiey. mother of Pearl Ripley. who was arrested a few days ago in company with N. D. Clark. both of Oakland. Cal. the later on . charge of white slavery. the young couple were married al the ofice of Commissioner Hechtman by Rev Ere. Gerick J. Hart.
 The charges O; violating the Mann act were dismissed against Clark and also against D. c. Minney. who was arrested al the same time in company with Katherine Harris. of Madera California.
 The four young people were arrest ed by county officers following the receip, here of instructions from Los Angeles. and lodged .n the county Jail. They were late, turned over
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
CLOSER SUPE RvisloN OVER
 ARIZONA DANCE AsllStS
 ADVOCATED BY w. C. T. U

rHOENIX. Dee. la- Closer super vision Of dance hlls and better reg u.a.ion Of .he relations between youns III D and girls was nrs | ,o5sy by M-s B F Stevens. pres den; ot jhe Women's Chris;ion Temperance In ion. who advocated She appearance : .our minute speakers before mems .ni womens organizations, n motion picture thea'ers and a. al pabHc F.. .herings.
 She referred ;o inc "gi- t-aa'' scandal il San Franc.eco. The killing of officers which followed and the lyhching of James Boyd and hss TWO associates a, San;s Rose. and then criticised what she declared 70 pe the careless manner in which girls meet s,asgers ard accept rides in auto mob!iss. In Phoenix. as slseEheTe, she said. girls 100 easily made ac. luainiance of men
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
Hctoun sUspEcr GIVEN H
 FINE AND 10 oANs IN JAIL

HSREE Dec. IT, -- Charged win hrring concealed weapons, and sus. pected ut being implicated in the hold-up of W n Stratton in Vista Park. Warren, about week ago. Je. sns Jiminez. arrested Thursday night by Pd;rolman Sheril,. was found gull ty yes,eNiay in police court and sen. fenced to pay fine os s5o and 10 serve ten days in jail
 When limnez was arrested th. police were raidins house between O K. stree, and Brewery Gulch. He was furnd 10 be carrying a new Ss.eo oalibre revolver of high grade an price \ ii ca,ibre gun was found in d room and was claimed by Jmin- ez The police are making a checs of guns stolen recently in burglar as to see if the twU in Jiminez posses, sion are part of the loot.
 Francisco Rodriguez was srres,e ] in Douglas Friday nigh, by police. man who was making his rounds flashed his iigh; into an unooouplsc house and saw a pistol lyins on ;hc floor Al the same time a hand srasped he gun and the officer cove ' cd and arrested he man Rodrisu was sentenced tl % days in The cou1 ty jail for carrying conces,ed wedo ons He was brought 70 Lowell yes terday by pe.uty Sheriff Ash an Srauon looked him over bu. was uH able Co positively identify him Hs said ,ha; Rodriguez looked like tA' man. and tha, h's asa>5'au' used ; similar gun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
hEAyy DAMAGES ARE
 ASKED IN LAWSUIT

PHOENlX Dee. 13s- Suit for s2j,0e0 damages has ben fled in ihe super for coar; here by Crespin ReDacaba against 0. H. kunce. Charles Rick ham and two others whose names are unknown 10 the plaintiff, for injpries he sustained ia an alleged atisck made ca him by ihe four defendants Nov. !. 1919
 In his complain Rebecasa alleges that the four men took him from his home in Chandler to point two mics away and after bandcuffIng his hands behind his back. proceeded 10 assault him.
 They kicked and beat him. he cbarg- es. using their hands and feet and fists and a heavy wooden club. When he was beaten to the ground in a semi-conscious state with his body covered with blood. the complaint states. the four assailants jumped on him and kicked him in the abdomen int ernal injuries were inflicted upon him he says. in addition to injuries from which he will never recover and he demands ss5.0Oo as compensation
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
DEC. 21 LEGAL HOLIDAY

pnOENlX. Dee. lo.- Mayor WILLS II. P.unkett issued proclamation tn- day decaring Uecentber 2l. tercenten. ary of he landing 0: The Pilgrims, a legal holiday in Phoenix. The procia. ma.ion recited that the Pilgrims, by their sacrifices in 'he cause o( pr!T' ciple and uucomprom.sing adherence ;o truth. sets mp an example and co impressed ,he.r ideals upon their pos ;,ri;y ,ha, the na.ioA,o whose founda- ton they cnn,r.budte 70 greatly, near ly three hundred years .a;er. went ,n var for an ideal and threw is al mo ihe balance on he side of r.gh'. %
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
DANCE 4 SSECEHS.

The dance and sUDper gwen by ,he laIies oc ihs Catholic church at ,he Schieierin ban last pich, was a com plete success | both a financial snl sociai siaDdpon, are taken into coz sfieraiion.
 Early in he evening au;. mobiles loaded wi;h Bisbee people, mostly members Of ibe Bsbee Catholic church formed 2 notoreade into this c.;y, arl by 9 o'clock over l50 Risbee teop,e headed by Fatter Mnndin were in ;he hail. besides | good turn. ou, of local residents. which filled the spacious Schiefelin dance floor 10 oy --(lowiag The Peerless orches--a of B.sbee. @hich donated tAeir ser y,css. kep; the dancers in action uD fil after midnight. when ;hs home waltz vSs played.
 T. Mil noi be known jus, what the dance receipts were until tickets sent ou; can b. checked. although this is expected ts exceed $200. On the re- ireshnen. sss were realized, while a Cake rsffled of by Mrs Tom Foster. 1i Bisbee. brought S3l50. The cake Was won by Mrs. R. V. Saunders, Of Tombstone
 The Bisbee people left a; l2 o'clock en masse on the return to their home city.
 The committees in charge of the at- fair, who worked so hard. deserve considerable credi; for their success and they today requested that their appreciation and thanks be voiced to all who attended and he.ped make the success that t was.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
CITIZENS ASKED ATTEND BOY SCOUT MEET.

\ unmber 0: rombstone's olttzeas were requested today to attend a meeting 10 he held Friday afternoon .; rtoenix when the state convention f Boy Scon,S will ho held at which citizens from al. over Arizona vii he present:
 The invitations were sent ou; by Governor Thos F. Campbell, and among those receiving tclegrlms - this cily were F. a Reeves, C. W. stark. Miss Elsie Tales and L. Q. woOlery
 The governors telegram follows: rhoenlN. Arizona
 ApproXima;ely l1ouo b0ls, our fu. ture citizens Q: Arizona, should re ceiyc he character building and cif.- zeu,hip training that comes through ,heiB,y Scou' program VII you a;. tend meeting iu Phoenix Friday a.;
 ernoon Inyir one interested ci;i- zen and assis, II, in organization oi ,.a;c advisory council to further ia- ,ensive develormcn; of Boy Scout pro gram. Dinner a, S:3o Speakers MI foe Governor Campbell and John \. McGreyor of san Francisco. chairman oe District T. Committee Na,iona, CmIncn Boy scou;, O; America Also Cha,. Y. M1er National F1eld Execu i've Boy Scout, O: Ame-ica. Please respond a; a4ce
 Tho telegram Wa, signed by Thos F. Campbell governor. F Thomo b. Phoenix member O; pisp'ic; com. .3.,ee. chairman. M. T. Hsze,'ime. -' Prescott. member of Dis7r1ct comm.: zee Joe Y rrocha,ha Phoenix. Cha< F solomon, Tucson. n w S,ap'ey Mesa. ]. W. Rob.sor Giobe, l.. C Geers. Phoen7N
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
LIBERAL APPROPRIATION FOR
 STATE LIBRARY BUILDING IS
 CONTAINED IN CROWN REPORT

PHOENIN. Dee :. S'a;e Librarian Con ?. Cronin. in his third biennial report, submitted today 70 Governor Campbell. asked the governor 10 rec. Cmmend to the legislature liberal appropriation for state library building He declared ,; Was one / The u-cen, needs of ,Ae state. snc ges;cd that i, be eDec;cd on the oar- itol grounds o- some other p,arr con venien; as 10 location. said ]; migA, be used for inc supreme court as wel AS he li5-ary and urge-l an .1' propr.auon ol sl5o.ooo Tor hu,dtns and furnishings
 Comcnntins on present ,eoail:.orS the repo-: saye
 Packed in -naL ro1n, on the 'aI floor O. ihe capitol ar. more tsa7 ,oo. GOO volumes of the general i'bre-'
 .A. .--.1. .naccessi1lr 70 'he pub =. an1 of no bene:i, un,t such time as ample and suitable nbrsry fsci.i ues are provided by legs s'iye ensc. a,ert"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

methods of mining and transportation employed. shipments of the fibre net | handsome profit.
 The Engineering and Mineral Jour na, quo:es No. asbestos at S2.1Ho Q SS.ooo: No. ?. Slioo 10 sl7o0
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
CHERRY CREEK ASBESTOS DE.
 POSTS LARGEST IN TIE STATE

GLOBE, Dee 13 What Ls descriO- ei as probably the larges, deposi, Of asbestos yei discovered in Arizona is located on Cherry creek. forty m!le' nOrtb of Globe.
 Tie property. owned by Wighumaa and Pierce. consists Of fifteen claims and be blanket ledge Of asbestos apparently covers ihe entire grphp. On that par; Of the properly where mining is being carried on. t5e as. 5esios mineral .s exposed along ,n1 side Of d h,ll for length Of 500 yarls and has been penetrated by shallow ,penings ID four or five places. one u.nuel having been driven 50 feet. the su1l:;y Of the asbestos improving w1!a depth.
 Mining Is being carried on in q small way. three men working under contract extracting about three tons Of inc mineral fibre every ten days. There is no road 10 the property, and the product is pasked on burros to Globe. A small shipment was made last week 10 an eastern firm who handle both the Canadian and Arizona produce. H. l.. Wightman. one Of the owners of ihe property stated that Il would be an easy matter to take ou, ton day from the present openings in the ledge.
 Ten per cent Of inc fibre grades No quality. and 90 per cent No. ?. Notwithstanding the crude and costly
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
ARIZONA COTTON
CROP IS DOUBLED

WASHINGTON. Dee. i5-The Col on crop which began the season !n he wors; condition n 5a years. h1, turned cui % b. he biggest crop since lsl4 with a production Of F.. ,S7.ooo bsies. according 70 final es- lma,vs anonuaced today by 'he de- par'm-n- 0. agricn'tu-e
 The la;cue,s O. winter. he depar;- men sad. ha, he.ped 'o increase the size or he crop by permitting tho plan, which was fate n getting start. ed 10 mature.
 The price D. cotton paid .o pro- dacers pccember l.N N4s announced today by 'hr drpar.men- d. II cents a pound. ;he lowest for ha, dl," ...ce 1ala.
 The fina, production e-imee $ 1.iaoooo ba.ss more nan forecast rom -le condition ot .ae crop ia'e in June Vas, Improvement was ,hoan go the season progressed lad -hr AuSa,. condition b-onsht so.e- cas- O. l2TS3.coo ba.e~ Ina: vas -,.lu,hd by ,he Ser'smb-s condition 10 ol2i2s.ouo bale,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
COTTON MEN slksH WAGES

PHOENIX. Dac. l. Decrease .a
 wages fo- :arm labor 10 g. and s2.je pr day wa- decided upun by inc M"~1 Cotton Growers Association - d m-e.iag he'd las; sturdy night. according 70 Norl rom '~aceiv- el here ,oiay The g wage won ! be paid ,o- ordinary farm 'lbor anl g. jo !pr irrIea;ors and .-ams:erH. Farm labor thyoughou, jle ya.!ry tA' $ year has averaged s2.5o d day 'o- o. lnary labor and >i :or .r~iga'ors
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

day. going 10 the jury shortly after .3 o'clock. The state rested it's side of ;he case before noon today, the de fense completing by 23o and argu- men;s made by three o'clock. This morning 15 more names of jurors were drawn and given 10 the sheriff lor subpoenae 70 reor, in Tombstone Monday morning. the 2o;h IL is or. pec,ed he weed, of the 2o;h will com. p.ete ;ae criminal calendar
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
C. E. FLETCHER DIES

WSBEE. Dee li Word vas r.. oeNeI from V L. Fletcher. proprietor 9. poultry raaea nca- Forras, Sta. ton. Of inc death of h., brother C | Fletcher a' tl.5j yesterday mornin. Fletcher Vas native of lu.no.s. Sey. ara, mon.hs ago h. moved 70 Ca,ifor nia. thinking -he change would ben ii, h., heaI.A 0u' finding the con ;rary came .o .iis city .a september ?
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

ty loezi aprissai'oTh sr they cannot reaeh tho ssts-s psrt.un O. t.Ie ear. There o5H cte ~6y sc tsT' "aisrrhaI deafness. AaS ibsi s tN rsnaftUtsoDai remedy. t-..sfrhGt gssfsst+ s.tn-sd by in s%s-se ecr olile- Cf ths @Veons lining of Ii. Esr.auhlSD -1sh, Wi,.u tbis tube is
 1all'o yoV AAto tu1.b.inr sound or IT. yrsfttf Nssf inl. i4n. ~itn is H entirely t'sfo. ll-Ernesp fbs Ts"us iis"ss the r 1l--'a i,sf sas it r'uefso ana thi1 tube fstoft2 tu -is no n..I. saa.IhAaA s.s airing Nl1 lt Css;rCsso f,Hs'0 N'.atf sss7 of c s'-ts .tt cGtsfo O.. N-.'ti. 1hi,h to ta ft1ATnfs C rCur',Na tf ti.f sur bees Jsls t.fbrE .nrf ..ft iisw tse ' cd cn ih. irDs,Hs tss'.tsr i.e Bye- .tsH
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION cepsrtnent of the Interior.

:. Land office a- Phoenix. Ar.- 15aa November P, 1920
 Notice .- hereby s,en thai Martin t. costello. ot Tombstone Arizona, olo 5n Noe 6. 1915 X '0-2l2o made Hone.;eaI Entry No. o2s739-04s79i for lots & 3, SEi. MEL, Ni2sEi,. sWi4sE'. SE}.SWl4 See ;. NWii, NEi4 Ste <. SWl.Sw i- See. ;. SEE. SE'. Soc. a, E'2NEf, Sec. :. WI. Sec $. ? ie,s R. 22-E. 6 X : R B & Y A4- .f-l 5o--sr of intention 10 :aaa l'ar- ,.ir Proof to establish cain D ihe hand above described be- ..-s. " 4 Foa,er r : tommission-
 Tombstone. Ari1cre. m ihe 2lst ay ,. December, lS2o
 c.e.asaat names as witnesses: James \ Lamb Fred : Bennett, 35ha E-csaIle. ST E4racst Escapu'e, af t, Tombs.o1e. Arizcna.
 cHAs F MARSHALL
 Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
 LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the lands described below. embracing l35 56 acres within the Coronado Ma tional Forest. Arizona. Nill be subject to settlement and entry under the provisions oi the homestead laws of ,he Uui;,d States and the act O. June H. 1906. (24 Stat. 213l. at the United States land office al Phoenix. on January 22. 1921 Any settler who was actually and in good faith claim. ing any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior 10 January !. 1906. and Id, not abandoned same, has pref- -.eHre rish, 70 make homestead en- TN for he lands actually occupied. Said lands We're .lsted upon ;he appl,. i cations nf ihe persons mentioned be. tow. Nho have preference righ; sub. ieet "a ihe prior right Of any such se.- Ter, provided snch settler or applicant Is qualified To make homestead entrT and The preference right is exercised prior 'o January y. 1921 on which date ne ianIs ~i.l De ,abjec; 'o sci ;i-meH; and entry by any qualified prr,ua. \ rrac; oi ,35.S6 acres within ,nasury"yed. but wha, may be when surveyed sections and z, h and l7, r 2l S R lg F. C X < R NJ. de- .csi1ed a, 1T F. <. No 53a. Ths above and- are restored to enab!a Samnai W Lacey 70 amend his II E. o2,3GI Phoenfy ,tries. 10 secure the ras; a- proper eu,ire;y List :27-o Amended
 D k PARROTT. Ae'iaa A-slsian' Commissioner Of the General land Office
 November l923
 First published Nov 4S le.a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
CHARGE 6 soYS
 BURNED HOUSE

E!SBEE. pse 4 The ranch hose of F R.Shearc !n D.Nie Canyon wIs destroyed sunday by five, said 70 have been stared -ehoA K tcy, entered
 a. yacaa, house and stared d fire m .he mida.e .o. ,nc 1oa' 10 keep warm Triuiisa Coroaado- F.. is he l uadrr arres, ou charse 0! arsel aYi Jose Tano-l Jesus Ariola. lesus Chavez Patio hlidboyos and Trim dad Enc'nas. all Sus-s'ies rave been delivered over ;o the probation office for iga'iou.
 J A kempion. ely marsba', .anl Waiter sheppard constable. exent D ,he scene of the r,,e sunday and a. rested he boys n,arby They had been ou; waking ,aey said, and be- came cold. Al he boys were poorly and thia,y clad They came 70 the Shearer ranch house. and fnslns 4 empty and deserted. lrcided 10 bull d lire 10 get warm They pls. ed q piece of in in the m.adie of ;he floor anu blii; fire on ms. \ sneep heVicr employed by Sb.arer attempt. ed ,u make the boye lea,- bu: they drove him away. The hoIse caught fire. according 70 Shea-er from ise fire tbu; he boys bu!'.