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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
ONEIDA SENATOR
ASSEMBLY SPEAKER
RALPH j. HARDING URGES UNDER
GRADUATES TO RENLIZE ON
OPPORTUNITIES.

Former Senator Ralph J. Harding,
of Malad, representative of Oneida
county in the upper house of the six
teenth session of the Legislature, was
the speaker at the University of Idaho
student assembly this morning. SEN
ator Harding brought a message to
the students in a pleasing way and
impressed his points with pleasing
humor. He held the undivided atten-
ton of the entire student body dur
ing his address.
The main thing in life," said the
senator, is the integrity of the young
men and women. In every county in
the state we are praying for the sue
cess of the young people at the uni
versity. We need the students at
home. We have to look to the agri-
cultural students to make two blades
of grass grow where one grew before.
We must depend upon modern meth
DDS. We are depending on you. Our
resources are waiting for
you young people"
"The Family Of Success"
Senator Harding told the story of
the family of success. The father of
the family he named good hard
work. the mother, :" industry" the
O1ueSI sun, SOOu, HdIu CoiHiioH
the oldest daughter, char
ity;" and the baby of the family,
!" opportunity He urged the stu
dents to get acquainted with the
father of the family. The senator
urged the students to cultivate and
develop their spiritual lives.
Senator Harding praised President
Upham as an ideal head of the univer-
5ity, the high moral standard of the
and the faculty. In refer
ance to the faculty Senator Harding
lrew applause from the students and
much laughter by advising "the hard
ooils to soften up bit"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
MRS. WILLIAMSON WILL
ENTERTAIN WOMAN'S AUXILIARY

What promises to be one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the year
will be given at the home of Mrs. N
Williamson Thursday afternoon by
the Woman's Auxiliary of ST. Marks
church. This tea will be the last of
series planned in 1922. Assisting
Mrs. Williamson as hostesses, will
be the new officers of the auxiliary,
Mesdames Candee, Bolding, Weather
by, and Thatcher. The retiring presi-
dent and secretary, Mrs. Parsons and
Mrs. veatch, will preside at the tea
tables. Freezias and other spring
flowers will be used in the decor
ations.
A feature of the meeting will be
the opening af the united thank Of
fering boxes. The opening of these
boxes is an annual occurrence, and
their contents help to make up the
large amount of money which the
Episcopalian women of the United
States present at each triennial con-
vention for use in the mission fields
of the church. At the last convention
held in Portland in September, the
women's offering from these boxes
tataled $669,126.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all ladies who wish to attend this tea
Miss Mary Kelly will give one of her
recita1s and there will be several
solos.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
WOOL MEN FAVOR
truth in FABRIC BILL

| Spokane-Passage of the federal
truth in fabric bill, lower freight
rates for sheep, adoption of national
legislation to prevent railroad and
coal mine strikes and tax law en-
forcement for the benefit of wool
growers, were advocated in resolu-
tions adopted here late today at the
annual convention of the Washing
ton Wool Growers association.
The resolutions asked the inter
state commerce commission to sus-
pend new wool tariffs recently au-
thorized and recommended that an
appeal be made to railroads for a
commodity rate on wool from interior
points to coast terminals. In event
the companies refuse, the resolutions
call. for an appeal to the interstate
commerce commission.
The convention also expressed it
self as favoring the Capper farm
credits bill, with some minor amend
ments. The growers urge that rail
road wages and working conditions
be adjusted to permit freight rate re-
ductions and that legislatures of
northwestern state revise tax laws
so that taxes may be assessed on
sheep pastured in other states at less
IHd1 year rdLe, IluS dVOlulnS
double taxation in different states.
The state association went on rec
ord as urging immediate construct
ion of the Wenatchee Southern rail
road to connect with the Great North
ern at Wenatchee and the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul at Beverly,
Wash.
Plans for wool storage facilities
at Yakima to handle 100000 pounds
of wool annually were announced by
H. Stanley Coffin of Yakima, chair
man of the associations marketing
committee.
The plan contemplates use of Yak
ima's extensive fruit storage ware
houses during the early summer, be-
fore the fruit crop comes to fill them
and the season when storage space
for wool, preparatory to marketing,
is most needed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. S
HOLDS INTERESTING MEET

Troop No. 5, Presbyterian Scouts,
met Tuesday evening IN their rooms
in the church annex and enjoyed a
wonderfully good time. Forty-five
were present. Eagle patrol under the
guide of their leader, Harry Simpson,
furnished sumptuous eats-apples,
sandwiches, doughnuts and cocoa
Everyone gave three cheers for the
Eagles. After the singing of a few
scout songs, Babe" Brown gave the
boys instructions in boxing for al
most an hour. Then came an inter-
esting stunt by the Panther patrol,
John Henry Heckathorn, leader. The
stunt ended in showing a head pic
ture of the late Theodore Roosevelt
Three boys, Robert Walker, Robert
Vincent and Leo Nelson, received
their second-class pins.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
BROTH HERHOOD
MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT

The Presbyterian brotherhood will
hold their regular monthly meeting
tomorrow night. Supper will be, SER
we'd in the church dining room at six
O'Clock Mr.. Oscar Bonnett, the new
president of the organization, will be
in charge of the program. The spec
ial speakers for tomorrow night are
Rev w Fl Roper of Lewiston and
Attorney Frank Moore of this city.
Mr. Charles Swan will serve the din
ner. A good feed and good pro-
gram is promised. A good work is
being done by the organization. All
men Of the parish and all men of the
community who have no other affili-
alton are invited to attend the ban
quet tomorrow night, enjoy the fell
lowship of red-blooded Christian men,
and join with them In Christian ser
vice.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
STEWART REPORTS BOOM
in BUSINESS In EAST

|
J. F. Stewart, of the Fashion Shop,
arrived at home Tuesday afternoon,
from New York, where he had been
to make purchases of ladies' ready-6-
wear garments for the spring trade.
He was, absent two weeks.
Mr. Stewart, when seen by a Star
Mirror representative, said that he was
surprised beyond measure at the gen
orally prosperous condition existing
in the east, especially in the larger
cities. The wholesale houses reported
buying unusually heavy, indicating
that heavy spring business is ex-
pected throughout the country The
houses were thronged with buyers
from all parts of the country.
On his way home Mr.. Stewart
stopped at Detroit, where he has two
sisters, for a short visit. He said
that the activity at that place is al
most unbelievable, and that it is i'm
possible to keep pace in the construc-
ton of homes and building blocks,
with the demand. The automobile In
dustry is, of course, the big thing in
Detroit, and Henry Ford is planning
expansions.
Travel in the east is exceptionally
heavy. From Chicago Mr.. Stewart
made the run to New York on the
Twentieth Century Limited, which that
day consisted of four trains of ten
coaches each, crowded to capacity
Mr.. Stewart bought heavily for the
spring trade, believing that with the
coming of spring there will be a
livening up of business con-
litions in this territory. His ship
nents will be made at once. The new
spring styles, he states, are very at
,ractive, in colors and texture, an
over recent years There |
ire practically no changes in prices
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
ASK FOR ADEQUATE
FINANCING OF u.
|COEUR D'ALENE. COMMERCE BODY
EXPRESSES ITS INTEREST
IN INSTITUTION.

While the people of Coeur d'Alene,
vOicing their sentiment through their
chamber of commerce, endorse the
policy of economy and retrenchment
announced by the governor, they urge
that no action be taken which will
any way Interfere with the growth
and development of the University of
Idaho. 1t may safely be taken that
the sentiment expressed by the Coeur
d'Alene chamber of commerce is in
line with the sentiment of the state
Jas whole, regarding the institution
in which hundreds Of the young people
of the state are securing their educa-
ton.
The following resolution was
adopted Monday evening at the meet
ing of the Occur d'Alene chamber of
commerce.:
Resolution:
While we endorse the policy of
economy and retrenchment announced
by Governor Charles G. Moore in his
in harmony with the program of the
State Administration to reduce taxa
tion, we earnestly urge that no action
be taken which will retard the nor
NAL growth and development of our
institutions.
We especially urge that sufficient
appropriations be made by the Leg
islature to adequately support and
maintain our State Univer-
sity, which has now become in fact,
as well as in name, the University
Of the whole state OF Idaho.
We would view, with disapprova1 !
and dismay any policy toward the
which would fail to take !
into consideration the actual needs |
If the institution, resulting from the |
large increase in the number of its |
students. The increased enrolment |
required greater facilities,
md more equipment and buildings, as
we'll as additional instructors, and
hese added requirements make In
creased appropriaticSs for the uni
yersity imperative.
We, therefore, respectfully urge the
governor and legislature to make ade-
Iuate appropriations for the univer
'ity, based on its present needs and
FORMAL growth to the end that it's
levelopment may not be retarded, and
hat 1t shall be an institution of
earning equal in standing to the best
Institutions in our nefghboring states,
nd thereby enable the young men and
women of Idaho to secure a higher
ducation in the institutions Of their
wn state
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
Potlatch Royal Neighbors Install.

Potlatch-Banner Camp No. 4543
Royal Neighbors of America held their
annual installation of officers yester-
day at which time the following took
the oaths of office: Oracle, Rose Arm
old; vice Oracle, Nettie Cunningham;
Recorder Louise McKarcher; Re-
ceiver, Matilda Peterson: Chancellor
Jessie Metcalf; Marshall, Nettie
Baker; Inner Sentinel, Ona Taylor;
Outer Sentinel, Cornelia Swedland;
Julia Watts, Jessie Met
calf, and Ona Taylor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
Altar Society Elects.

Potlatch-The ladies of the Altar
society of the Catholic church held
their annual meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs Ed Compton at which
time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent Mrs. Ed Compton; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Orrin Burrows; secretary
Mrs. j. NJ Thompson.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Continued on page 4)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Washington-(A. P.)-Edward T..
Sanford, United States district Judge
for the eastern and middle districts
of Tennessee since 1908, was today
nominated by President Harding to
be associate Justice of the supreme
court to fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement of Justice Pitney
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
Ladies' Aid Entertained

The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon in Epworth hall for social and
business session. The attendance
was large and the interest keen. Mrs.
R. P. Drury presided at the business
meeting. Among the items of inter-
est was the donation of $100 to the
"organ benefit fund" Several guests
were present from the city and one
from out-of-town, Mrs. A. Melgard,
Of Minnesota. After the business
session the ladies were royalty en-
tertained by a group of the January
hostesses, Mesdames Eb Martin, F.
A. Hanna, Stroms, c. W. Chenoweth,
and W. r. Lowell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-02
1 xlIk a98

absti ! riadi 81 tsFas HaFep w.
ppditat testIcp ztafoby ~
n(FteAod 1lovsA aby obEodilo
aropu ! upaynilo sfsady yieslo-
4 40 brstssys. slovanske ple-
mS zije este len syoj mladsneekI
yek, Co bnds, ked dozrie, q do
lepsi, vznesenejsi rozvoj ciyiliza-
Oil 10 ,tlkate valk buddci, ysk
slavispslky,s
Name tela len dye cestY: alebo.
spripravit'. sa pre- Slavianstyo, ale
DO priprayit' 50 prot nemn. Idea
samospravy je ideou zachovania
Observation-Disclosures nasho ma
roda,, je priprayou pre- Vseslavian-
stvo, idea centralizmu je ideou po-
zapadcenia mas celeho statu, je
tedy priprayou preti Vseslavian-
styu;
Tol'koto nvseslav'anskej my
lslienke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-02
RUHR- -zEM zAsL'uBEN1A PRE- FRANcUzov

Franclizsko zaialo nenecke llzelnie BuIrske udane
preto ze chce koektova valecn1 nahradu od Nemecka
samo kedze toto svoe povnnost zanedbavalo Chce do
lovat' uhie nemeckych bani vyvazat ho doFrance,
chce vyrabat zelezo ocel' uporebova no staybu
svoiich vo vojne zncenych miest dedin.
Toto by boly lmysle Francie pusten6 pre- verenost:
Zasvateni ludia svetovej situac vsak hovoria mae
Aarlivost Anglicka Talianska spojenych stdtoy pre-
javena tlac skutkam ich ylad snazi potvrdt, tn
mienkl ze Franciizsko ma llnyse stat maJtel ON
tejto cast Neleoka vzdy aebo aspon utvor nov
stat, ktory by BOT odvslym cd neho.
Je znamo re Franclzsko svojej akci stoji osanote
oAustene svojim spojencami, okrem Begicka Fran
csko vedeo vopred re no spoenci opusta ak sa podo
belie ma invaziu Preto jeho rozhodnutie zmocnt sa
Rthru ztlaenia pratel'ov muscle mat vel'ln
lakave pricny.
"a Rulrsk6 lzelnie je snad' najbohatsim kiskom zene
ma Ackol vek jeho ekost obnasa len 234 stvo
rocnych m jeho obyvate stvo pocituje vyse syr Milo
ny dust Ma tomto klsku nachodl S87 ncastinar
slEch spolocosti kaptaloni 5000 Ma okrem
dedi rsat' iest kazde vyse 200 600 oby
vatel ov. stvolo mest kazde pol miliona obyvatem
Uhlie tam douje 100000 majnerov Produkcu uha pre-
yvsuje len uhol okolca pennsylvanska Spo Statoch
e tedy druhou najyacsou svee Pred vonou doovalo
sa tn 113OOOOOO ton uha. Ma tomto izem nachodia
vel'ke ocearne zelezolea koksovne, municne fabr
Ky, kalcovne, sovary srojarne zamestnavajnce do
hromady 100000 lobotnkov, $4,000 formanov 5000
inznerov. Koksovne Ruhr produkuju jeden mesiac
to ko koksu, ako cet Francdzsko "a jeden rok.
Me je tedy cdo ze sa Franciizsko pod zamenkou Wy
ahania nahrad, nanosilo do ejto pokladne Nemecka.
Ruhrske lzelne eho okolim polynskym je zaiste
sl'benof zemou, oplyvaucou neslychanym bohatstvom
Je len oazka c vymielac 4Omilionovv narod flancz-
sky udrz scke 6Omilionovy narod nemecky ktoty jc
pny zvonej energie, mnoziac sa rychlym tenlpom Ak
sa Nemcon podari shodt' sluGku so svoho krk potom
blde beda Francii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-02
LYNCOVY ZAKON v AMERIKE.

Najvacsou cernou skvr1lou cti dobrej povest
Spoj Statov je zaste lyncovanie TIL uza uz c zakuk
lena do bieych zavojov pod znakni K K K alebo pozo
stavadca obycanych fanakov, chyti zakon do ruky
vesia udajnych prevlcov stroy tecgrafcne stlpy
bez najmensieho roznysl ania svoch skutkoch Zryc
aiapu zakony krany, vyvracaju zaadov ysetku ctu
verejnemu poradku ednajn AMI zlukaferska vyprava
l'udozn1tov IA ludske obete.
Vlada Spoj S1atov Cd davna namaha tuto skvrnu
smyt tvari Ameriky tax ida, je hboko zazra
ia nemozno ju obycajnymi prostredkam sotret. Mus
pot sp6sobov uzy, j. obesit sopar takych yyyrhe oy
podat odstrasujc priklad tym ktorf blazene clta
phi poh ade yisiace tela syojich obetl
min. & tyclto novin priniesli SINE zpravu ze Ar
kansas mestiacii far1nar obes dvoch
kerov Vyse sto ch vyhnal stu preto, ze cd dvoc
rokoy strajkoYa nepoddali zeeznicnej kompanii,
kora i'm snla platy Tu estac far1nari chyti stranu
kompani proti robotnkom sice preto strajkom
moovanJ ho doyoz toyaru pre- obchodnkov odvoz zbo
pre- farmarov Ably to odcinilo, pouzi horesppme-
nHt5ch pptiza konitych prustriedkov to yedonim
radov. ,
pripade tonto dokonae obnazene je to otrocke So
heetyp d pre- ktore dosahnutie svojch ciel ov
najyaesej zvrhlosti najyaiseho hreehll-r
srakdenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-02

n yS1tka snie setil 4 ko NJ
muslHse zllaol 1l llatalt sss
mali r(lp1I0s a pa pi.l
II plaplsnsky Sprt 4 eaoe1 Iii
lsvoi st6ts ~ 81 mat IA
slavionskej Vtt iomno
Alehdspovsd dzHs Ia issnsidie TAI
kopto frakou: " zauimc slayian-
skeho razu l slsvianskej Rndfc,
aosh mic podestitf essbAf slovenskfi
|l'pd, slovesshS airpd, alev xadisi
Fdesky pud, Desk J..n6 6fbdA noslpyeRs
6it' Ans, p6slevenSit', co zname,
|pi pohlayApdit Il Nh ali TAX redou,
Iako snysl amin, povahou, charak-
ltsrom,
A tax boil by sme ma eistom.
0pakujem len este, 10 som bol
IN ktoromsi 2 minulych clankoy na
lpisal: ze narodSloyensky cesky,
mas zpolocny stat, nasu CS. Re-
publiku moze spasit', zachovat
len sila celeho Slayianstva. Ma to-
Ito sa musime opierat'. v rukach
zapadnych statov, ako SINE dnes,
SINE len hrackou, ndstrojom, $ kto
rym 81 tieto narabajn podl a syo.
jich zaujmov sme l'ahko VISTA
veni tomu, ze ked' to zapadnyr
station nebude pasovat' do kra
mu, jednoducho 50 mas zrieknn
zbavia, ba pripadne budd mas nj
cit. A potom cot A co, keby ma
}stala doba Vseslavianstva? Vset
ky slavianske narody by sa spoil
ly my, nasa republika? Bola b,
pozapadcena, odcudzena Slaviall
, stvu takouto odcudzenost 'ol
l'ahko by sa mohlo stat, ze b,
mas ostatni Slaviani neuznali z
svojich, by sa mas zriekli, q my b,
sme boil vyluceni>z velkaho Sla
: vianstva jeho vydobytkov. B
! sue nastrojom zapadnvch prot
: slavianskych statov mohli by SIN
!. sa najst' V tom strasnom polozen
2e museli by sme stat ma stran
lzapadn, ktory je protislaviansk
ia jemu by SINE museli proti vlast
. Inym slavianskym bratom pomi
That.
Ano, tax d'aleko siahajn vec
ktore slvisia so zachovanim 81,
, vensko-slavianskosti slovenskell
naroda, so samospravou Slower
! ska.
y Bud me IA strait! Slaviansh
4 myslienka sa siri, doba Slavial
stva 50 blizi To je ME naiynost
to Je nie romantizmus, ako sa
= nam Slovakom mnohych stra
!, |vytyka. Vel'ki duchoyia, vel'ki
J; eenci hovoria o blizkosti tejto d
:, by.
A. Koncfm slovami anglickeho
:; cenca DIR. Washburna: "Latinsl
4 a nemecke plema odzilo syoj We
i a nevytvorilo pravej civilizaci
lZtratil0 uZ Sl,anhatna snaL,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-02

Alebo; spominam, 70 Slovak ie.
aabozny, veriaci, Pourite = ma
Rusa ! Malo kde VIA
liet takl zhoinost ako y Rus
ii. Rus sa Yam al dvadsat ras
,rezehna, ked ide jest. A boil
;evici, ktori takou silou vrhll
a ma nabozenstvo, stoja bezradne
bred zboznost'on Rusa q nemozu
mako uplatnit zasady komuniz-
nu v nabozenskom OIL 'ade. Rus
keho cloyeka mozes hnat do re-
volacie, krviprelievania, anarchiz-
mu, vojny, ale jeho hlhokej vie
re no nesklatis. v Kramarovej knl
he "Ruska krise" ia 284 str. cl-
anne: "Bolsevici urobili ysetko,
aby yykorenili vieru 'dusi mu-
zika". A ma str. 479.: "Nikto ne
mohol rafinovanejsie, krutejsie,
systematickejsie podlamovat' ko-
rene viery, ako bolseyici.' A pre-
dsa "chramy sii preplnene, cirkev
ic mocnejsia, nez kedykol 'vek
predtym. Bolsevici musia 'trpet' ,
ze po Moskve a Petrohrade cho-
dia tisicove procesie poboznych,
ako nikdy predtym a tiez chramy
si preplnene poboznymi ako nj
kdy.' (str. 337 a 479). Preco to
ysetko? Lebo zboznost' viera je
vrodenou pova ahou Rusa a kazde.
no Slaviana- i,.i, f.t "a
Ano ysetci Slaviani sl nabozen.
sky hlboko zalozene duse. "A ked''
ze i Slovaci sn taxi, tax je.'to ties
iedna mnohych znamok slavian'
skeho razu slovenskeho naroda
Byt' yeriacim, zboznym znaci byt
Slavianom. Nuz ma nasej brat
skej ceskej strane co vidime? Tam
sa main veci inaksie. Pripomenien
len charakterizujnci pripad, Il
ked' v januari r. 1919 v prazskon
Mar. Shromazdenl (kongrese) ro
kovalo sa akejsi veci tykajnce.
sa krest 'anskych cirkvi, nastal;
ziva a vel mi ostra debata o tom
ci je Bob, alebo ME a debata skon
ella sa vyrokom vel 'kej vacsiny ps
slancov, ze veru Boha nieto.
TO, co je tn povedane Q idealiz
me slovenskeho a slavianskeho clio
veka, posudzujG niektori, ze je t.
zaostalost' cesky realizmus 4
je pokrok. Vtedy na pr. Amerikt
! je tou najzaostalejsou krajinos
sveta. lebo tn tax d'aleko idil, Z,
este al kongrese maju lradneh'
kaplana, ktory zasadnutia otyar;
zatvara modlitbou.
Zemepisne polozenie nasho Slo
venska dokazuje slayianskost
teito zeme. Vieme, re Slovensk
bolo historic Slavianstva zemov
vel l'kych udalosti. Vieme, re n
Slovensku Nitre sidlil slavn.
kral' vel'kej slavianskej krajin.
Svatopluk a apostol Slayianoy Nc
tod. Bratislava, Devin sn mesta
ku ktorym viazu sa najvyznam
nejsie, hoci ciastocne j smutne hi
storicke fakta. Sloyensko bolo ko
lfskou Slavianstva nasledkol
zemepisneho polozenia dnes ,ked
al nepoyieme, re je koliskou, al
Je mOstOm Slavlanstva.
q reSoveho OIL 'adu mozno pc
vedat', ze SINE jadrom Slaviar
stva. V anglickej skole mavam ca
sto brilezitost diskurovat' roi
licnymi narcdnost ami. Spray
som raz zklsku. Soskupil som s
okolo seba Rusa, Poliaka, Bulhar
a Horvata hovoril som k MIN &
lsto slovensky. Ked' som pomal
hovofil, skoro kazde slovo moi
Irozumeli. Potion hovoril som ces
ky ma podiy sotva kde-tn sa NJ
slo slovo, ktoremu by boil rozume
ii. (Presvedeil som sa, re najm