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DIED.

At New Preston, 25th ut., Mrs. sybil Sharp, aged
95 wears.
Al Pennington, N. J., on the 18th inst, Augusta
L. Holt, wife of Benjamin S. Holt, and daughter OF
DR.. Timothy Clark, late Of Harwinton. CT
In Philadelphia, James Ahercrombie, y. d., aged
"a wears.
In New York, on the i5,h inst, Rev SAMUEL
WHITTLEsEY, aged 66-formery settled in the minis
try a, New Preston in this county, and afterwards
for several years connected with the Deaf and Nn;nb
Asylum at Hartford. His remains were taken Dcr-
lin, CT, for interment.
In Columbus Geo, on the LIST inst, Mr.. George R.
Hurlhut, native OF Ltchtield county, c., and re-
Gently resident of this city He fell a victim to his
efforts in aiding to exngulsh the recent fire in Co
nmhns. He was badly injured in one of his legs, On
blowing up huilding) which an>pu'ated the day
before his decease. He was highly respected IN
this community, and is deeply lamenred by all who
knew him. He was gentleman OF cultivated mind.
amiabe manners, and possessed much native ccnjns.
He was by profession Teacher Of Music. for which
he possessed superior endowmentS aud requirements
Although comparatively STRANGER IN Coi';mhu>, Ia
consideration of his eXertiOns and nstorunrs. We WAS
inferred at the expense of the Cit, and funeral at
tended by large concourse Of citizens Waco" (GG.)
Messenger. Mr. Hurlbmt was formerly Teacher OF
Music in the Lichfie!d Female SemnaW.-Enq]
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NOTICE OF THE STATE CANVASS.

VENHE votes Of the frcemen of all the towns
l. in this State, given in for Sheriifs on the
fl rst Monday of April, A. ID. 1912, have been
legally returned to the office OF Secretary of
State, as the law directs and being SO re-
turned, the undersigned, the legal canvas
sers of votes so given in for Sheri4s, on the
10Th day of April inst, canvassed the votes
so legally returned as aforesaid, and do now
hereby declare that Norris Wilcox, Esq, is
duly elected Sheriff of the county OF New
Haven, for three years from the 3lst day of
May next aud that Alexander Stewart, Esq. =,
is duly elected Sheriff for the county of New
London, for three years next, after the Bis,
day of May next and that Samuel Ray
mond, Esq, is duly elected Sheriff for the
county of Fairfield, for three years next, af.
ter the 3lst day of May next; and that Chas.
Arnold, Esq, is duly elected Sheriff of the
county of MiddleseX, for three years next,
after the 3lst day of May next; and that
Novatus Chapman, Esq, is duly elected
Sheriff for the county of Tolland, for three
years next, after the 3lst day of May next
Each of said persons having majority of
all the votes polled for Sheriff in their re-
spective counties, and returned according to
law to the office of Secretary of State.
We further declare, that on canvass of
the votes for Sheriff in the counties of Hart
ford, Windham and Litchfield, we find that
no person voted for, for Sheriff, has Il major.
lily of the votes SO given in for Sheriff in
their respective counties.
And we further declare that Stephen DEM
ing had 1920 votes-Albert Sedgwick had
3582-Samuel w. Coe 1872 votes-Peter w.
Powell 9 votes-George Bolles l Woodward
Coe vote-Baldwn Phelps 3 vo1es-Albert
F. Sedgwick vote-George d. Wadams l
vote-Peter Powell vote~-Amos II. Riggs l
vote-Peter Bierce 3 votes in the county OF
I.tchfeld for the Office of Sheriff in said
Llchtield county.
HIRAM RIDER, State Treasurer, State
ROYAL X. HINMAN, Sec. elary Of Cnnuas.
State, ( scrs of
HENRY KILBOURN, Comptroller. votes.
Dated at Hartford, April 2lst, 1872. as
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ROYS' SCHOOL.

HENRY M. BAILEY intends opening a
Ill school for boys in this village, on the
third Wednesday IN May. He would like
to form class of lads, from seven to twelve
years of age, to whose improvement he will
devote his time and attention. Believing
early life to be the season TO establish the
habits which govern men, it will be his en-
deavor to make the studies Of those commit
ted to his care. attractive and pleasant. Re-
ference is respectfully made 10 the Rev. VIM.
PAYNE.
Litchfeld, April 26, 1912. 34S
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HoRRID MURDER IN CHELMSFORD AT A BALL
We have learned from an authentic source
that most foul murder was committed on
Wednesday night, at Chelmsford, at ball.
1t appears that a Mr.. Simonds, of Lowell,
who had gone into the kitchen Of the premi-
ses, was requested by the landlord to with
draw. lie refused 70 do so, and as we learn,
some alteration ensucd, and a gentlcmHn
who stepped in to the assistance of the land
lord, received stab from SimondS wEIah
proved fatal yesterday morning. These are
substantially the facts, as we have them
from good authority. Simonds was arrest
ed and is now in Jail at Lowell, and will be
examined to- day.-Boston Ledger.
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Legislative Report
FOR THE ENSUING SESSION

FOR THE ENSUING SESSION.
TNNhe Editors Of the DAILY HERALD will publish their
at the ensuing session, which .hev will endeavor to
make as full and impartial as possible, intending
no time to devae from the line of truth and propre
ty. They will furnish the paper daily, at such places
may be designated in the city, or duly mailed for
any part Of the country, month for Gy cents,
two months Including the publication Of the laws
passed during the SESSION. for dollar Any person
(which can generally be done by the Representa-
tves) shall receive a seventh copy gratis Subscrp
tons must be paid in advance. The Editors would
respectfully ask the aid Of gentlemen attending the
legislature in procuring Subscriptions.
New Haven. ADrll L
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Te,HH Court Of Probate for the District oil

VENHH Court Of Probate for the District of
New.MilfOrd has limited and allowed
to the creditors Of Odbru NJ. CuShI nan, On
nsolvent debtor, of New-Milford, in said
district, six months from the date hereof, in
which to exhibit their claims against said es-
tate, and has appointed Isaac Hine and Au-
CUISINE Thayer commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime an adjust said claims.
Certified by NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shail meet to at
tend to the duties of oar said appointment, at
tho present dwelling house OF said Cushman
in said New. Milford, on the 9th day of July,
Isa2. and the 9Th day of October, lSi2, at
O'clock in the afternoon on each Of all days.
All claims not presented within said time,
properly attesled, will he deharred a Tec0v.
cry. AUGUSTINE THAYER, (,au,a'rs.
Isaac HTNg,
Dated al NsiO. libford, ths Oh dag n April
1872. 3ua7
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AZ a Court Of Probate holden at New- Milford,
'oifhin and for The District Of Ne,c- NJ ford,
on he 2sNh dau Of AprM A. D. 1872:

Al Court Of Probate holden at New- Milford,
,oihin and for the District of Ne,c. NJ ford,
on the 25lh day Of April, A. D. 1912:
PreSr7N, Nathaniel PerrB Esq. Judge.
BTPON the petition Of Hezckiah Wells, of
" sid New Milford, shelving to this Court
that he is the guardian of Thalia NJ Miles,
Pin b. r. Miles and Emily L. Miles, of said
New Milford, minors under the age of 81
years: that said minors own and possess in
fee sample, as tenants in common, piece of
land lying in said New Milford, at Puglane,
SO called, bounded northerly by highway,
east by Truman Richmond's land, and high
Miles, dt ceased, TO Oliver w. Pickett, and
west by East Aspctuck River, containing a.
bout thirty five acres more or less ALSO an
undivided interest rs tenants in common in
the equity of redemption, in piece OF land
lying in said New. Milford, adjoining the a.
bove described piece. and bounded norther-
ly thereon, east by highway, south by Alb
ner Northrop's land, west by said Aspetuck
River and Elizabeth Wells land, containing
about forty acres, more or less, being encum-
bered by mortgage to Oliver w. Pickett:
praying this Court, for reasons in said petit
zion set forth, to pass an order authorizing
and empowering said petitioner or some 9TH
er meet person TO sell and convey the inte-
rests Of said minors in said described premi-
Sos, according to the statute in such case
made and provided-as per petition on Tile,
dated April 23d, 1912:
Ordered, That said petition be continued
to the ID day of July, 1912, then to be heard
and determined at the Probate Office in said
New-Milford, at Q o'clock in the forenoon;
and that notice of the tendency thereof be-
given by publishing this order i" q rewspa-
per printed in Litchtie!d, three weeks e''c-
ccssivcly, at least six weeks before tue said
ID day vi July. 1872
A true copy of Record.
3wlS NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
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Ala Court IF Probate holden al Ne,o. Milford.
aciatin and for the district Of New- Milford, on
the 18Th day IF April, 1912:
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
A LBERT N. GAYLORD, of said N. Mil
N ford, having assigned his estate to David
G. Sanford and William A. Knapp, in trust
for the benefit Of his creditors, pursuant to
the provisions of an act entitled "an act in
addition TO an act entitled an act against
fraudulent conveyanccs," and deposited the
same in the office Of this court for Record 1t
is, therefore, Ordered by his COurl, that COM
missoners to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims Of the creditors Of said Gaylord,
be appointed at the Probate Office in said
New Milford, on the I'd dav of May, 1912, at
9 o'clock ia the forenoon and that all per-
sons interested may be notified thereof, the
Trustees will cause this order TO be publish
cd in newspaper printed in Litchfield. and
post a copy thereof on the public signpost
nearest the place whore said Gay lord dwells.
in said New Milford, and one other public
place. A true copy of Record.
2w47 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
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TRNHE Court of Probate for the District of
D. Litchield has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the credit
ors to the estate of EDMUND ALLEN, late of
Goshen, deceased, to exhibit their claims fer
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attcsted, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment to
ABIJAH MUM, Adminr.
7nrrfngion. ApriL Is. 1912. ;5k4o
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Ala Court Of Probate holden al Plymouth, otlA-
in and far the district Of Plymouth, on Tie 2la
day Of March, A. ID. 1912:
Present, Cabin Butler, Esq, Judge
r pom the petition OF Hiram W. Warner
" OF New. York, in the county and State
OF New York, showing TO this Court, that he
is guardian OF Henry s. Warner and Ed
ward L. Warner, Of New York, within said
county, minors that said minors are the
owners of real estate ia said Plymouth, in
said Probate District, viz: one piece OF Land
containing about 20 acres, Auditing north Oh
Robert !. ToIles and Il. Ii. Ddrrow, east on
highway, south on ID. ID. Warner, and west
on l.. Beach ard Mrs. Barney, with "A house
and other buildings thereon. The other
l:oce OF land containing about IL acres, IL
buting north on Mrs Barney, east and south
on Toinlinson, and west on highway, valued
at about fifteen hundred dollars-That il
would be tor the benefit Of said minors ~
have SAID real estate sold, aud the avalls
thereof j. II at IN crest nn legal security -
praying !lr liberty to sell SAID property Tor
the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on HE:
IL is ordered By This Court, That said Guar
dian give notice OF said Application, by caIls-
ing the same to be published IN one OF the
newspapers printed ia Lilchtcld, IN the coun.
" OF Lllchiitld, three weeks successfully, at
least six weeks before the hearing; und that
said petition will be heard at the Probate
Office in said district on the 18th day Vi June
neat, al Une o'clock, Il. NJ.
Certified truIn Record.
3w47 ELISHA JOHNSON, Clerk.
10 tens OF Hay for Sale.
Inquire Ut this otlIce. April IL. 10
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legislative ReDOrts.

VENhe subscribers give notice members Of the Leg
Il islature, and others Of all parties, that the PALrA.
will contain faithful daily reports of the proceed
ings of that body during its approaching session, with
sketches of debates &c. &c.
Terms For the Daily paper during the session. (be
longer shorter ONE DoLLAR-the paper to be de-
veed a: the residence Of the subscriber sent to his
direction by mail.
BABCOCK g. WILDMAN
New Haven ADrjl IS 1872 Al
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order of the Court of
Z Probate for the District of Woodbury.,
the subscribers will sell at public or private
sale, so much Real estate of EBEN. BURR1Tr,
late Of Roxbury, deceased, at his late resi-
,lence, at O'Clock P. NJ, on the 1lth day Of
May, 1912, as will raise the sum of four nun.
dred and eighty six dollars and thirty-three
cents, with incident charges of sale.
DANIEL F. BURRrrr, ! Frs
Roswell BURR1TT, A' 10
Pnrburr, April 25, 1912. *3w4S
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HNHE Court of Probate for the District Of
IL New Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the estate of PHrNEHAs
GoRHAM, late of New. Milford, in said Dis
tricl, deceased, represented insolvcnt, six
months from the date hereof in which to
exhibit their claims against said estate and
has appointed JOEL SANFORD and SHERMAN
PECK Esq'rs, commissioners to receive, ex-
ulnine and adjust said claims.
Certified by
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet to at
tend so the duties Of our said appointment
at the dwelling house of Daniel Il. Rugges,
in said New Milford, on the 9th day OF Au-
gust. 1912, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon
All claims net presented Within said time,
properly attested, will be debarred a recov-
cry. JOEL SANFORD, ! (,o,o,,,.s
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make payment to
HOMER TTEAT, Executor.
Dated at New- Miload, the 2slh day of Febru-
ary lS42. 3t46
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PROBATE SALE.

I'D URSUANT to an order from tho Court
Il of Probate for the District of New-Mil-
ford will be sold, on the premises, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, on the Both
day of April, !842, at two O'Clock in the at
ternoon, (unless previously disposed of at
private salc,) all the real estate of AsHBEL
PEEr, of said New Milford, which was AS
signed to us for the benefit of his creditors.
Terms made known at the time of sale, by
ALBERT N. BALDWIN, r.us,sos
HIRAM S. CLIFFORD, 1ruS1ees'
Ne,c- Milford, April IL, 1912. *2,r47
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YOUNG LADIES'
Boarding and D0y School.

THE summer term Of this Institution will
Il commence Wednesday, May llth.-
One or two more boarding scholars can be
accommodated on application to Miss Jones,
the Principal. An accomplished teacher in
French and Music will reside in the family
TERMS.
For board and instruction in the English
branches, $l75 per annum.
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TNIlE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court of Probate for the
District of Sharon, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims Of creditors to
the estate of HIRAM ABELs, late of Salisbury,
in said district, deceased said estate being
represented insolvent, and said court having
limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof 10 said creditors, within which to
exhibit and prove their claims before said
commissioners I'VE hereby give notice
that we will meet to attend to the duties of
said appointment at the late dwelling house
of the deceased, in said Salisbury, on the %
Monday in July, 1912, and the second Mon
day of October, at one o'clock in the after
noon on each Of said days.
j joss HI pr nT.sAHO' comm'rs.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM II. WALTON, ! Administrators
RUMAH ABELs, on said estate.
Dated Salisbury, April Is, 1912. BIS
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file who come and 60 at their bidding.
Suspension.-On the l7th inst, the Housatonc
Rail Road Co. suspended specie payments We
learn from the Brdgepor, Standard that the amount
Of bills now in circulation is about S6oOOo for the ulti.
mate redemption of which the whole property of the
Company is pledged and mortgaged. The business
of the Road is suspended, and the bills are still
received in payment for freight and passage.
9TThe Official returns Of the recent Election in
this State, show that the locofoco is now 400 less
than what it two years ago. when the Wings
triumphed by majority of 1850.
8FThe Lectures Of Major TocHMAN on Poland and
the late Polish Revolution, this Thursday, and to-
morrow evenings, in the Congregational Church, will
commence at O'Clock collection will be taken
up to defray the expenses
On Thursday the Eth inst, the students in Bow
doin College, Me-, started row which ended in
diseracelu riot. The college windows ere broken
n the bell hurled from the belfry, and other property
destroyed. Prof Goodwin, in approaching student,
received in his face quantity of nitric acid, thrown
from syringe VIII ich has disfgured him for life.
Fare on The Railroad from N. Haven to Hartford 81.
LATER FROM TExAs.-By the arrival of the New
York, Galveston dates April l2ih have been receiv
ed at New Orleans. The news is of no great impor-
lance. All quiet in the west of the Republic
Com. Moore had taken two Mexican Schooners la
den with salt, in sight Of Vera Cruz. The Mexicans
made little resistance, though provided with large
schooner mounting Paixhan guns.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

VElHE Summer Term of Miss JULIA NJ.
L BOLLEs' Select School, will commence
the first Tuesday in May.
Litchfeld, April 20, 1912. AZ
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'aNHE Judge Of the Court of Probate for
Il the District of Harwinlon has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors Of the estate Of ISAAC Hin
MAN, an assigning debtor in said district, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Jonathan Rossetter and Ly.
man Gridley, commissioners to receive and
examine said claims. Certified by
ABIJAH CATLIN, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of said ussignor
in said Harwinton, on the Goth day of June,
and the 18th day Of October, 1912, at o.
clock in the afternoon on each of said days
for the Purpose of attending on the business
Of said appointment.
9 i%Mas Gn1 R1sssrr"' comm'rs.
All persons indebted 20 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
AUGUSTUS s. JOHNSON, Assignee.
Harwinton, April Is, 1912. t3w4S
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SUMMARY or THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR

The Legislature will be politically divided thus:
In the House, Locos 100 Wings, g.
Senate, IA
Vacancies, %.
VoTE FOR SENATORS IN LIrcHFIELD CouNrY-OE
fcial.-In the election of Senator the candidate re-
,o;y;no tho hiubest nup,her nf vntae ia ch,san
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VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS.
Official.

OAGciNE.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Chauncey F. Cleveland %, 564
VIM. w Ellsworth 23,7OO
Francis Gillette 1919
Luther Loomis 6l2
Scattering 5S-25,669
Majority against Cleveland, 1875
The remainder of the State Ticket runs about the
same as the vote for Governor.
For Lieutenant GOuernOr
Majority against Holabird, 1913
For Treasurer.
Majority against White, los
For Secretary.
Majority against Phelps, l7s
For Comptroller.
Majority against Wees l29
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to blow the war.hOrn a little louder and lOnger-to
give their troops more thorough drilling-and by
new application of the "galvanc battery, endeavor
to "eicir single spasm' from each Of the rank and
file who come and 90 at their bidding.
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NDTECE.

a SPECIAL meeting of the inhabitants of
IN the Town of Lilchfield will be held at
the Towc Room, on Saturday the Both of
April INST, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration an appii
cation made OF to be made by the Litch,ield
and New Milford Turnpike Company, to the
General Assembly, for AN alteration of their
Turnpike on Mount Tom: also, H. lake into
consideration the propositions OF said Compa-
ny relating to said ROAD, aud aii, other Uu-
sineSS respecting the same
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Very intellectual women, we find by OBJ
servatioD, are seldom beau iiful. Their
formation Of their features, and particular
ly their forehead, is generally more or less
masculine. Miss Landon was rather pref
~ and feminine in the face, but Miss Sedg-
wick. Miss Pardoe, Miss Leslie, and the
celebrated Anna Maria and Jane Porter,
are the contrary. One Of the Miss Por-
tiers has forehead as high as that Of an in
telleclual man. ! never knew a very talen-
ted man who was admired for his personal
beauty. Pope was awful ugly, DR.. john
son was no better, and Mirubesu was the
ugliest man in all France. and YET he was
the creates, iavOrile with the ladies. Wo-
men more frequently prize men for s,er.
ling mind, than men do women. Or.
Johnson chose a woman for a wife who
had scarcely an idea above an oyster. tie
thought her the lovelicst creature in exis.
tsnce, u We judge by the inscription hs left
On her lOmL.-BlaekVOOd.
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30 tons OF Hay for Sale.
Inquire ut this office. April IL. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
N Il w GOODS.

TOHN +. TOWNSEND offers for sale a
u handsome assortment Of Goods, suited to
the season, much replenished with new pur-
chases-consisiing of Broadcloths, Cass.
mcres, Cassinets, Saltinels French, English
and American Calicoes, Scotch Gnghams,
French Bro. Linens and Drllings, Bro. Linen
Table Cloths, Daniask colorcd, do. Russia
Napkins. Summer white Fanncls, Counter.
panes, English B!rdseyc Diaper, Victoria
Robes, large Broche and Merino Shawls, SC.
Also, general assortment of domestic
goods, such as Bro and white Cotton Sheet
ings; Tickings, twilled blue stripes; stout
Jeans, &c. with constant supply of The best
Georgia Nankln; blue, mixed and white
Knitting Cotton cotton warps, &c.
Frequent additions will be made to his
stock, and the prices fited to the times.
April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
JOHN III. JOUVET,

HAVING purchased The entire stock OF
IL DRY GOODS Of Mr.. James Phillips,
now offers for sale, at the old stand, l39
Thames street, every article IN that line us
low as, or even less than, any one ia New.
port.
j. II. J. has Just returned from New York
where he has been staying few days tor the
purpose nf visiting the several Auction rooms.
aud making a selection uf such articles us
arc most desirable at the lowest prices. The
additions no has made TO bis former stock,
will be found to be of this description.
As so much has been said uf late VI cheap
Mouseln dc laincs,' &c. kc viii merely say
to his friends and the public pi,oss cali and
,ranim, fo, yoprstiv,s. [APnl ~.