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r~ j* f- V n 'T ? TAGS SIX r. ?- , JRUSSIAN SITUATION NOW | PRESENTS NEW PHASES aypjiosition to Soviet Government in Spreading Throughout the Country. Washington. July 18.?Although jovershadowed by the tremendous developments on the western front, the situation in Russia and Siberia is laly presenting new phases. At no t than three widely separated points have the opposition to the sort government greatly strengthen >.t ih. ir positions, tlius heavily tax iu the inadequate military maehino m i'u I tolshi'V i k i. On th? shores of the Arctic and Wh.tc sea, tlio small international ut nte force which has been liold(II): the railroad terminals at Kola uul Murmansk has been cotisideribly reinforced and is understood to n advancing southward along the railroad toward Vologda and Mos ow. It is admitted officially that here are some American sailors and marines in the ' neighborhood of Kola, but it is not known that they are participating in this southward movement and it is doubted whether n the absence of special instructions, they would do so. unless it "were necessary as a defensive meas* ire. % a Reports from relialde sources in ^ Sweden indicate a surprising change <of sentiment among the Finnish peoiple toward their German-controlled government, making it impossible Tor that government to raise any "wolunteer troops to attack t"he entente force on the line of the KolaMoscow railroad. This, has creatlv' rvelieved the minds of officials, who realize that this railroad could be Sefeld only by a very large force it at irom t-miana. tutting >n ^ communication in that way would ^ sgreatly endanger the positions of the entente forces on the Murmansk v ?eoast when winter conies. V :With Finland practically neutral i*n?l the local population in the Mar#V^jiansk country coming to the aid of entente forces, it is believed that ^" tlie allies are reasonably sure of bejcMtog able to maintain a channel of ? 'Vntmunication with central Russia . and Siberia against any Qerman at. *.ack. The protest of the Lenine govern^ client against the entente operations in the north is believed to have been a mere formality made possibly Ut ^satisfy the Germans who are TO'de.Tvoring to control the Bolshevik j?C?vernment. Officials say tnat it " will not be entertained because the t ' sentente does not recognize the Bolshevik as the real government of TKussi^ and persists in regarding thikt nation as still in the war on th< aside of the entente regardless of the jpeace treaty of Brest-Litovsk. The reported capture of the ini_ "~g>ortant city of Kazan about 4">0 %ni!es east of Moscow by the Czecho iovaks, following preceding reports m "Ti Bolshevik victories in that quaris regarded as of great import** e as indicating the speedy ex sion of Czecho-Slovak control to1 whole tram^l*for.?? railH^ao 'timeountains. . _ * ? oitios 01 you should enroll toda. ^ ost com-, \ T t.V STT)e?^^- i?c::^raTI^rior then i This Corn Will > . Peel Right Off! "Gets-It" Makes Corns Come Oft' The "Banana-Peel" Way! "Why have to flop <>n t lv?- door, '*--j?*iuee*f yourself up like tie- letter -7/', and" with bulging ey? draw Tour face up into a wrinkly knot vhlle you gouge and pull it the Vtulck" of a tender comThat's VJ 2 or 3 Drop* Applied in n Few Second#- i There'* No Fuuing or CuttinK "Get?-lt" Always Work#! ? *io old, sav^.^e way. "< lets-It" Is I I , the modern, painless, simple way. ^ ? tdan nVi Is rand put tWo drops of j ? *** 1 IIP i it * i urn, put iur J ?n*nrtiirf' shoe ripht on a r un, . f_ nnil ffirKei the corn I'ain is eased. * - * . ."(h is 1t" in* revolutionized the h~ fcreatmfnt of <or ?. It nev< r irri,* the true |.-sh. Vou'll stop limping on the side of your shoe, , ? nnd <lo away with . easy salves, tmndling basidages, mirk" plasters *?nd painful methods. Use fttlets-it *, It's common sense. "Gets-It," the giiaranteeillmnncyback corn-remover, the only tnire way. vouta but a trine at any drug store" .SKTdby K. Lawrence ACo.,Chicago, III. Sold Id Lancaster and recommend '>d as the world's best corn remedy ~.crj Lancaster Pharmacy and J. F *4 at key ft Co., Standard Drug Co. THE LANCj .Clppu'r merCy "" h?1Ut'r" PLEASURE OF BEING The reported Intention of the Hoi- _ _ ... .... To Know You Can Lend / shevik government to quit Moscow Some Qne Qr#jit|y L#j in favor of the insignificant town of Strain of Discont Murom is regarded by officials as a strong sign of the further weakening "I'm really worried uboi of the Soviets. tacla," Mrs. Jessup dec British reinforcements, probably ?OUI*se everyone knows i , .. ... hard for her to lose her drawn from the garrison at Hong , , , , .. , ? .w .. .. go Into the home, but the I Rone from India and from tho Mrflt- ... -- ? - anr, ami she lias a big ro??i ish Asiatic fleet, added to the mixed amj we art, always British and Japanese forces already things or Inviting her rou at Vladivostok have revived thej show that she isn't left t hopes of those officials who have! goes round with a face as favored an entente joint military arm, and the tenra coiue li campaign in Siberia. It is believed. JOU at ',er* Benlly ........ , out of patience. I would however. II,al thla Is merely a pre- JllsH K|ls??.|a. eautiuliary measure .1, order to have, M,.s C,.. necessary force to begin such a Sh(. xvas n p|UtMp |Ulle , campaign promptly should the con- tender, luminous brown e> sent of America be forthcoming. a way of seeing far into i - times. SPARTANBURG MAN HELI) . "Whnt i,n,tv ,,ttle toa Staciu usoil to she s ON A FORGERY CHARGE i>. "She made a different ______ , them somehow." , ? . . .. , ? "1 know it." Mrs. Jessur .fames Benjamin Vaughn lias ton- .... . . don t know exactly why, fussed to Stealing ion Blank cause she was so happy ovi , self that she made everyo tioveriiment t lieeks. . tlie same way. "And how many sumn Washington, July 18.?The most, that she took to her ho important public forgery case grow-, fresh-ulr girl?' asked Mrs. ing out of the war came to light| air of Innocent remlnls. .. ... ... time it was a mother and through the announcement ot \\ . 1. wasn?t it?" Moran. chief of the secret service.: ?'i gU4.8s lt nui8t be fun that James Benjamin Vaughn, a na- fifteen. 1 hadu't thought tive of Spartanburg. S. ('., under at- fore, ftut I suppose sho test at Seattle, had confessed to that!" stealing 100 blank government Mrs. Crnne's soft eyes checks from the quartermaster's of- sudden passion. tice at Camp Upton. N. Y.. and pass- Miss them? Things Ilk .,o . . Ing things?were her life, ing 28 for amounts aggregating , * , . . sup! Do you suppose thi more than $.8,000. The checks were vtUH, to u.a am, haylng flo, cashed by merchants and hotels in to ht.r aro going to make New York. Chicago. San Francisco 'Stacla for having nothing and Seattle. They bore the forged "But?she hasn't au J - gnature of Maj. Willis B. Hayes,| want!" Mrs. Jessup suld I acting quartermaster at Camp Up- "Exactly. That's what I ton. the secret service charges. h,>urt, "But you can't make y< , Ae_.n . y?arS. - He!pent things When you don't." | iiu- luuaey ireeiy. living -at goon no-, argued, jte'.s and entertaining friends lavi.*h- ?i suppose not." Mrs. lv He was to have married a Chi- with a sigh. "Well, 1 mi aeo mrl this week He is awaiting along. Hun over soon, El extradition to New York for trial At the turn of the roud + met Lauretta King. The with sullen brows. Mrs. Precious Gold. p<.d Since the' beginning of ttie war. the -What's the mutter. La nations of Europe have sent quantities asked. of gold to our shores. So, as far as "Mutter? I want Mil gold is concerned, we are richer than thut's whut's tho matter, ever before, comments n financial ex- run |n every day or two change. But gold, except that portion wt*re hard at home, and si of it which Is made Into gold foil, or through, but now " used for gilding, or made into Jewelry. 1 "Have you told her so?' or otherwise employed In the arts, has ttSg,,d quickly. "Oh, La no value In Itself. Gold, in general, Is you?" -only a symbol of value, of use for buy- "Told her? I haven't hi lfigj and If the goods are not at hand She'll be too busy with a to be bought, tip? gold Is valueless. You ply." cannot ent It. or drink It. you cannot Mpa <7rnne pvvn KnTe warm yourself with It. As a financial "Qo, Luurettu ; go this m writer snld the other day. "If gold bin>11 eJ|tlllK ,u.r hPnrt be< were to be discovered lu the same ue,.(U.(1 h,,r< And hor t quantities fti which copper is found. It ,n(? tomurrow. j wunt heI would be as beautiful and as useful In to ,?.lp me do a dozon lhl the arts and sciences as before, but Luurettu!" we should hove to stop using It for But Laurotta wu8 alrt money. \ou would need 80 pounds of Youth>8 Ci(in ,on It to buy a pnlr of shoes, and the price of the shoes would be about $7,060." ... , _ An Aviator's Fare' ...... .... ~ . Monslgnor de Glbergue Washington Ate Hoe Cakes. ... . , . \ alence, has lost his sev< There was no wheat shortage In . .. _ . .. . ..... In the war?M. Anthelme < America when George Washington was ??? t w,|OM. Wl a wealthy Virginia planter, holme the fo||||Wl movl i(>M(>r of i Revolution, yet that eminent patriot . . . . , . I ... . . dressed to his pan !.is: set an example In the conservation of . I .i I. w ... . . , i , , If ona day, with wins Hour which citizens of today would do , , , , . the blue heavens, I fall ?ell to follow, says an exchange. . .... . , . ... . * uud return to God, may thi \\ nnnt Is not essential to a satisfy, l ry to my father and mot i ng meal, the food administrator points , , .... . .... ... . thoughts, desires uiol dn out. Corn Is an excellent substitute. , , . . , Soli they loved SO tel.de ! he following excernt from Irvine s ...... ? . , * , body uei.rs the faith. 11 "Life of Washfngton" Is Interesting . . ... . . soar to mikiiown heights, now In view of the agitation for a ... . ? . illation will he vletory. \v i? it i as < . full-hearted 'Magnificent 44He was an early riser, often before m.r of ,.x,,isrn,,(l f(ir , daybreak in the winter when the ^ ,||Jin nights were long. lie brenkluMed at havP And lastly it % seven in Slimmer, at eight in winter. p?nnt (>rv w|m#|l r!lI1Ilnt , Two small cups of tea ami three or f(>r pver|l|lrtlllJf ?fp> for . air cakes of Indian meal (called hoe Coinfort for i ,pavp cakes) formed his frugal repast/ f()p |1)en>v ?n(J K,ory It is said that, even in the days of Kn the COIIUng of lhu nletity. 11 ig spreads were an Infrequent M'curreiice in tho Washington home. " ____________ His Waterloo. Lesson in Thorough Bass. ?Thore lfj u fu?ow ^ ( The use of the word "stuff In tho _cj \jan president's Thanksgiving proclumu- .... * " tion, comments the Brooklyn Kagle, . . i , .' . "Because they say he i furnishes the discord needed to empha- . r? sl/e the harmony of the Mowing rhe | ?..* . , ,. . . . .i . ..itr III bet there s one thl torlc. In effect the president says Wn ? are the stutY." If our enemies twist .. ,. . ? t . \\ hat s that? it we shall not care. James (J. Blaine ...... . ? , ? .? _ ? .... ... ...... , I 11 bet he can t convlq was called the "p umed knight hy In- . . . , . , , , , thut she snores In her sleo gersoll, and it passed for a line com- ] pliment. hut Blaine thought It suggest- Not gatisfactor ed the "white feather." If the presl- ?whnr ^ ^ ^ ^ tl? nt thinks his hoys are tho siuff. we hor?" i hall all agree with him. Here's where ,||(. f(J 0o|ne }irol Ihe ka.ser gets a lesson in thorough h(.n.llfl,.rt ?s tlmt waa night."?Judge. Wise Bertie. |n Rjqht Pis Maim ? < ili, I?t'i *, Ihtp you nw "You s<? hi ut home in r? I again aii covered wi'h mud from head u niJI, ?t tin- post ollice to Toot. uinst> r. Bertram (In tear?)? It Isn't my "y,.*," replied the lutter fault. I waa sailing on a plank, when log ground." Willie Meigs guve Hie u push, mid over I went. His Case. Mali.urn ? Well, what nre you cry- ?j know n ??<0 W|?, urn lug so ul.out? Is It painful to he covo jJ((W manuge tt wtfe p ered wilh .nml? ttculor." Bertc.n- No, It aln'tf hut I th night ?{]e ,nay know how, but that If I came In laugbfng yhu would whip me. "No, t,?scause they won't ? yMfey' ' JLj^* I of tlie insane asylum lout 666 cures Chill^?5d Fare'* try." \STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. ' NEEDED SAYS TELEPHONE FOR mmmmmmm ' EVERYBODY IS POSSIBLE tssivtance t* / Tariff Commission Member Declares It fan lie Accomplished Clie?|>at Miss Rub- . W{(h Government Control. V lured. "Of ' Li that It wus lvl savings and Washington. July 18.?A tele- ^ tome's pleas- phone for everybody no matter how in nil to her- pGor js a possibility as a result of the sending her j,mn|n,.nt taking over of the teleml to teu to .... . .t ^ .! ? vat aha graph and telephone systems by the ^ " my M.v,.. ..mm.,, M nto tier eyes | Postmaster General Burleson says; , I'm almost | "There is not a country at war to- U jit have be- day except ours which entrusts its military secrets and government it? * >Hr communications In unofficial hands. voiiinn with' ... es iVit had ' ,el?graph and telephone, like " the heart ut ,'l,> ,na',K- should be postalized.'' LIQUIDS David J. Lewis, ex-meiuber of the BROWN parties Miss | house from Maryland, now a memuiid musing- |,er 0f ||K> tariff commission, says: w^mssbbh feel ubout . dream of a telephone in every ! llOlKO VVmilll ho lliorolv ?i nrn/dimil agreed. "I "" " I" sages. Were t ?..i . working out of this problem on pos- , . , unless be- 1 telegrams coulc er them her- ??? ,inos- Communication is properly ha,f am, (eU, ue else feel ? government function. Why? He- rP8,)on(linKly cause communication is a means osiers was It sential to the gratification of prac- ^ur coun<r> me a little tically every human need. Anything 'n trnne, with short 0f a universal svstem of com- '""'^os ?f 'tH *e mice. "Last immication la).ks 100 per cent facilities becau ix Hick baby, . m . which obtain ciency. The American poatoflire i? ?? nm/>ti nu 100 Per cent efficient. for through it 1 *,tR8 unning f of that be- jyou can reach every human being as un<' does miss having an address within its domain, ,NM) to e'Rhi 11 in Alaska and in the Philippines. ?n ?C shone with "This is true, however, only of the Many eiono written communication. Why should out postalh 6 *hat ^'V* n?f same standard be applied in 'naf'on R , -lUti J<!? (jie nla^er 0f spoken comuiunica- stitution of aut at being In-J is in use In nu wers curried ,lonIf I were up to Miss "Rural free delivery service costs to give?" the postofflce department $50,000. CIeneral McAdo ything we he stated. "Rut it adds 20 pei ',ver the ra,,W( ewilderdly. CPn( efficiency to the postal service fr? >l?ht and L's breaking .... . . , . ,. ? . . . double the ser \\ hy should not the telephone ser?on( vice be 100 per cent efficient, reach- ^H^out addit mrself want equipment I si Mrs Jessun ing every place reached by the lat1 , _ gross overstati ter service? ? make the same Crane said "Let us look at the cost. There ast bo going are now about 12.000.000 phones in \Hi ? ?(,nimu llea- use. It would require 10.000,000 am ma ing t"or*' 1? Put phones In the other ,nent gi no? i ? Monies and offices. Under present Crane stop- ,rw,,? , private auspices service must be con- VACATION ] urettu?" she ducted on a subscriber basis, so that although you pay for a telephone What's the u is Bustncla, you can reach only those who sub- hundred miles han^ann j scribe. This means that as to the iaMon> returnln j uonios the system is only partly effl- can motor to he'd help me cipnt -phe fortunate who have two or three h phones suffer as much as those who (Mj Excellent Mrs. Crane aoj phones, because thev can (.no) rooms, urttlu, u rcnrj1 only part of the people. Now Sprjng artesian ?eu up there, as to those who could not sub- j?K amj musi< 11 those peo- scribe, i. e. guarantee a minimum *12.50 anil $1 patronage in consideration of one or tage and tents her a push, two party line service, fice phones grounds free. Inute. She's onuld he Installed, three, four or Hotel, McUee, uuse no one ,nore party lines, on the penny in thejc hat I'm coin- s)ot ,Rn You co?ia then reach '?Just her? ugs Hurry, everybody. "The greater part of the construe- j I?1TR tf ady gone. tion expenses has alrp|"l>' beGn in" I eurred for this universal system. The I vvith good o trunk line wires have been laid ev- I fhe surest v j cry where. Under present restric-' ^ The best rv s. bishop of , Hons the situation may be likened to _ ^ lit tr nephew j a sewer system laid up every street I le Olbergues, | in the town but with only part of the IVI ^ J is found the | t,,n,?es connecting with it To make |vl farewell ad- telephone service universal, tn?- h m ma m i vostofliee needs only to add those I I I ;s broken in g to the earth ! :?hnect!ng phones. ? , ,'Ll I ll I ese lines ear- "M?ny people do not know that > j mm her the last t'?ll telephone wire can also lie usep f? Good for t-ains of the to carry telegraph messages with no || Horse*. Mi njr. luy Mnterroronce and t )i:? t postal system* I * iy soul will ,lso t,KMll XV(. ,,1(> western Qoodfor "" ' 1'1" ' '' In ion, i lie l'o-t:il and the Ho.l svs I Pains, Rhei It ?tll I"' a . . ' rllf. j |M,..11,, t? in each operating scpa'ati' y with v-uis, kv'jint I have mechaniral a gentries. A 1 25c. 50c. $1. tor w hat I ' If., conid !>? cotnlditi d to furnish fePPSBMHWCSI vill he a sup- i multaneotis equipment for carry- ? <ut Im> hoard !nu ttdegrnph and telephone mos- 666 cures by ~ LIVER DIDN'T ACT - - DIGESTION \ can do any tng be can't Say? 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells He After i Few Dosea of Black-Dra pe a woman j p." i Meadorsvllle, Ky.?Mrs. Cynthia doses of Blacki you klcsed Higginbotbam, of this town, says: "At Seventy yeart my age, which is 66, the liver does mnde Thodfori tind It.days standard, house i amateurs' not act bo well as when young. A few member, of evi years ago, my stomach was all out of need tho he,p t >ce. fix. I was constipated, my liver give In cleansli u iiinrh(d didn't act. My digestion was bad, and llevlng the tro to I lie iH'Stlt took so little to upset mo. My ap- constipation, li , "ibis iy my petite was gone. I was very weak... etc. You cannot I decided I would give Black- stomach, liver a Draught a thorough trial as I knew it working order. >ws porfort- was highly recommended for this Try Dlack-Draui n every par iw.iit.ia t li.ivnn ..i#'.. t* t *-i. . ? ? v?vMi/io. a iaA.115 a ini bvuu/ anu iu a does he do tetter *fter ? few doses. My appetite feel sluggish, ti 'toproved and I became stronger. My You will feel f let him out Dowels acted naturally and the least 25c. a packagi , nough to tuoubig wa? righted with a faw ! All druggists. i I -iwn. * *? dfcn* . ' . 4 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918. INSPECTION ^PVOUR "sHpf^^P^^ /VP iwu^rurc ve rvujn? AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK 1 OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. TV. F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS. LIMITED. BUFFALO. N. Y. his done the cost of + + + + + 1 be easily reduced * * phone messages cor- + PROFESSIONAL CARDS * | is behind all the **************** utilization which it im- J- KBBUK FUNDERBURK, lephone and telegraph Ilental Surgeon. se of the high rates Offlce Hours: here, the telegraph 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. roin two to four times 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. 1 telephone rates from And by Appointment. lines as high as such Office Phone 160. mtinent of Europe. Residence Phone 16. mies could be worked Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. Jd sation. One is elint irl "central" and sub- OR* W* S- HPLIAf? ^Veterinary Phyomatic central which Surgeon and Dentist. Office my countries. Gre8<>ry. Heod Live Stock Co. . ,v. . Btables. Residence Phone 186| ;,<A to say that Director 4H - . ... .. _ Office Phone 228. ^ o by putting the flag ~ ays could double the 666 curea Head?cfcos. Biliousness, passengers carried 1^,33 0f Appetite, or that tired aehvic? to the people jnR feeling, due to Malaria or Colds, ional employes or Flne Tonlc> lould be making a ' tment. nut when I LITTLETON COLLEGE remark about the ser nication on the wires Hot water heatf electric lights and a gross under-state- other modern Improvements. The 37th annual session will hppin Rnn. f. " " " ' " w tember 25th. DAYS A HE HKRE. Write for new illustrated cata logue; also for particulars concern, .. _ ing our special offer to a few girls se riding two or three , , who can not pay our catalogue rate, to spend a week ? va- , , . _ ? , ' .... Address J. M. Rhodes, Littleson, g worn out, when you Big Springs Hotel in ' ours, and return rest meals, good beds. a ? , ^ ??v o \\ ell-screened. good AAUO water, bathing, fish- ' . American plan. ESTATE OF JAMES PRESTON / 5.00 per week. Coti for rent. Camping All persons having claims against Address Big Springs the above estate will present the * S. C. or Bethune S. s&me duly attested, and all persons" 7g indebted will make prompt payment ' to the undersigned. > * ?1 " Mamye Carolina Allison, Mattye Clinton Allison. Ti-f* George Williams Allison, JkJ 1 m AJlN Qualified Executrix and Executor. il liniment. That's 1 * a w> /ay to stop them. REGISTRATION NOTICE, ibbing liniment is . . m ^ State of South Carolina, I Mk Ml Countv of hancasior. | I Ml the Yot is of Lancaster County: * I II VI Under the act of the general asMmm KB mmg senigly of 1 *. 17. all registration cerWZ Ml I It iflcates will terminate; nn .Tnno SO Ifl IV I j lit 18; and for tlic purpose of re?"l ! i registering all voters of thu eountyy* the Ailments of the hooks of registration will he open lies, Cattle, Etc. in ,hft ?m('e of ti,fi ?nty board,of . , registration at Lancaster court house / your own c es, ^ every day during tlie months of July. * <* nii.iiisri), .jprains, and August (Sunday excepted) ii?m . Burns, Ltc. ft;00 oV|ll(.k A \, to 6:00 I*. M.. at At all Dealer*. i which time the voters are invited to ! appear in person and qualify. *l Note, please: That under the law, n removing the cause, you must apply in person, and not by ^ proxy. I hiring this time voters of all sections of the county may register; but for their convenience, the regisV '^,1 tration board will visit all townships mmm a m during the month of September and II A U Q Ail rt'8irfter the voters. This schedule |W y JaftH will be published later. W. (?. A. Porter, W. F. Estrldge, Cl._ y/__ J J- Plynn. tw due nUMRIN County Uourd of Registration, nglif, 70-1 It. CITATION FOIt LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. Draught." ' 3 of successful use haf STATE OF SOI Til CAROLINA, ... ' County of Lancaster. Is Black-Draught a . hold remedy. Every Ity J. E. Stew man. Judge of Probate, cry family, at times Whereas Mary E. Cunningham and ii. ( uniiinghum have made suit hat Black-Draught cat t?. me to grant them Letters of Adir, th? ? :n ill .Ml at I ' ' * -r> dluiii ii iki re- .7,"*'.'"' 11 "ll' i11"1 in < ! I K. < ii it ii i 11 k >> it in. deaceasecl. tildes that como fron, Tlii < are, thenM'ore, to cite and ndlgestlon, lazy liver, admonish all and singular the kin, n , drod ami creditors ofthe said dokeep well unless your (.,.asf.d that ,|iey be appfi:ir 1(0. nd bowela are In good fore' tue, In the Court of Probate to >r..n ?v*rr. hold at Lancaster on 26tli July, eep them that way. next, after publication thereof, .. ght It acta promptly, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to k natural way. If you s,'!?w ?f any they have, why the said administration should not M ike a dose tonight be granted. reah tomorrow. Prlee Given under my hand, this 12th J __ day of July'Anno Domini 1?18. A a?One cent a dose j. ,e. stbwmaN. A j |? Probate Judge. - -a i v* . . n