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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
Thursday, September Is
THE DAY.
HON. GUIDO MARX,
MAYOR OF TOLEDO.
JUDGE COOK.
OF Perrysburg, and others will
be present to talk to the people.

On Thursday, September 10Th, the Peo-
pie Of Perrysburg village and township,
through their officers, will deed TO the
county their new Town Hall and the Jail
the same to be used by the county for
Court House and Jail The people of the
county are invited to visit Perrysburg on
that day to participate in the exercise. The
deeds will be publicly read and delivered
to the proper officers, suitable addresses
will be delivered, and free dinner will be
served up by the ladies Of Perrysburg, good
music in attendance, and after the exercises
ut tho Court House, there will be a boat
race on the river and free steamboat excur-
sion to Eagle Point and return. Arrange
mcnts have been made for carrying visitors
free on the B. & o. and d. & NJ. Roads
A special train will leave Ridgefeld on the
B. & o. Road, stopping at intermediate
points 70 Deshler, leaving Deshlcr at l0:3i
A. NJ. and will stop for passengers at al
stations on D. & VI. Road between there
and Perrysburg. All are cordially invited
to csme and partake of the hospitalitics o
our village 1t will be pleasant occasion
for all, aud those in attendance can see AM
examine the buildings for themselves an
witness their formal transfer to the county
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
MORE CoRRUPTIOR,

Bowling Green took money from the
county treasury to pay lobbyists In Colum-
bus, and now she has been taking money
from the county treasury to pay men for
canvassing the county against removal
Citizens Of Bowling Green have been hired,
ostensibly to collect delinquent personal
taxes in those townships where the people
were supposed to favor removal Of the
county seat, and so industriously have they
worked against removal and so little have
they laborcd TO collect the taxes, that il
was actually necessary for the County Com
missioncrs to extend the time of the retir-
ing County Treasurer in order to enable
him TO settle with these county seat canvass
crs before turning his Office over to his sue
cessor. 1t is generally supposed that men
can be found it each township who are COM
petcnt 10 collect personal taxes for the coun-
ty, but this year it was deemed necessary
to send out Bowling Green cnnvnssers and
pay their mileage for canvassing townships
against removal as well ns a per cent. on
their collections This is an outrage up
on the PEOPLE Of the county and an insult
70 the people Of the townships thus over.
run by the minions Of Bowling Greer
which will be properly resented at the polls
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
THE DIFFERENCE.

Bowling Green, when she asked the peo-
pie OF the county to remove the county
seat from Perrysburg to that place. pledged
herself to erect suitable buildings for n
Court House and Jail, without asking the
people of the county to pay one dollar
towards the same. Many accepted this
proposition in good faith and voted for re-
moval. The favorable vote received, Bowl
ing Green nt once engaged in efforts to sad
die the cost Of constructing the promised
buildings upon the county, and succeeded,
as we have no doubt, in drawing from the
pockets Of the people about thirty thous-
and dollars in direct violation OF her plight
ed faith. Perrysburg, on the contrary
does not ask the people of the county tc
accept her promises that new buildings
forward and presents the county, in adj
vance of the vote, with the most com modi
ous, handsome, and substantial buildings
! free and unencumbered. She leaves nc
chance for deception and closes the doOl
against the possibility of taxing the peopl,
for Court House and Jail in the event o
a favorable vote on the removal OF th
county seat at the next election. In tn
one case, there was a chance for fraud, ant
it was practiccd; IN the other, the condi
tions are all complete before the people ar
asked to vote. The one was a species o
deception, resorted to fr the purpose o
gaining votes, md the other ia an honest
straightforward transaction, without tn,
possibility of fraud. Let the people of tn
county consider these things when they e,
to the polls on the second Tuesday Of Octo
Der.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN 0DINANCE To donate and convey In.
lot ~ Perrvshure No. 2I0 and the Nnrih hair
of In-iot No. l9o nf said town tn the Commits
sioners of wnd county, Ohio. in trust for
said county.
SIC. l - Tie il ordained bv the Common
Council nf the Incorporated Village of Per-
rvshurg, Ohio ttwo-ihrds Of all the members
concnrring! That bV Virtne and authority
"f the Act NJ the General Assembly nf the
Sas Of njSe jSet NsFsP t de hIh reInSIs e"
ii'e Seat or Justice Of Wood cnuptr, rrm the
Incorporated Village Of Bowling Green ,o
that OF ferrvabRTg in said county ILr," we
hereby give Epd donate, ana will convey bv
Vood and sufficient deed in fee simple free
and discharged of all incumhrHncea whstev-
er. to the Commissioners of VIVID cnuntr
OHIO, in trust for said comfy the Iail NOW
IN and 3 ned bT said village. together with
the ernunds m which Aaid house is situ ate.
in-wt. Ini"t No. 2i0 and The North half 81
Inlet No. le9 - designated and numbered
Hd the recorded plat OF said village Of Perrys-
burg.
SEc 2. Th1t We execute q deed Of eonyersnee a.
s"on as Il can be prnpeIlv prepared, to earry
the foregoing ordinance into effect. and that
the same be d.pnsiisi with the nditpr ~
said Wood county, b. be bV him delivered
{" said C"mmissiOnsrs of said county; pro-
Wiling a mtj'rity of the eIactnrs voting at
the general election 10 he holden on the I7th
naV ~ Ochoer nrN enfneinR, Ehail east
thrir votes in favor of n removal az the Ssat
~ Justice NJ said Won cs,unty. from the viii
itge &c B"w ling Green 10 the village Of Per
rvaburR in sa id enuntvI
SIC. 3. That the Mavor ot said village he and
hereby is authorized and required t0 emplnv
Francis inllenheck, James n. TYLER and
Henry II. Dodge IN prepare the necessary
papers and ennvsvanees TO carry this dona-
tion intn legal effect.
Passed September 7. 1875.
J. H. RHETNFRANK, Mayor.
Attest: THos. J. WEBB, Clerk
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
What VIII Make Taxes.

Conceding that the Bowling Green rail-
road is mere temporary affair designed first
todeceive legislators and next voters, il must
be admitted that the facilities for reach
ing Bowling Green are not such as should
characterize the point where the people Of
the county meet to transact public business.
1t is but n small village, and has never
been Of sufficient Importance to induce the
people to construct good roads leading in
that direction. Like other points in the
county, it had one good road leading TO
the River, which was formerly the market
place for most of the county. Aside from
this, it had no well-improved roads con-
Meeting it with other portions Of the coun-
ty. Should the county seat remain at Bow
ling Green, it will he necessary for the
people to pike and improve their by-roads
roads which answer very we'll for general
ase-but which, in some portions Of the
year, are impassable. In going to and re-
turning from Bowling Green by private
conveyance, il is necessary to traverse these
by-roads, and if the county business must
continue 10 he transacted at Bozling Green
the improvement Of the roads leading in
that direction must necessarily be made.
This work and expense is not needed
by the farmers in the transaction Of general
business, for they never haul anything to
Bowling Green to sell, neither do they 20
there to make purchases The labor and
expense Of piking and improving the by
rlads, therefore, must be incurred, il at all
sDlely for the benefit of Bowling Green.
The roads are sufficient for ordinary pur-
poses. The good roads, those leading to
Tkets, have been constructed at great ex-
panse, but they do not lead to Bowling
Green, for that has never been, Is not now,
and never will be a market place. Even
the farmers Of Plain and Center townships
look elsewhere for market for their prod
uc;s, the former selling at Tontogany, Wes.
Ton or HRskins, and the latter at Perrys-
burg or Pemberville. In view Of these
facts, are the people willing to be taxed
Tor the improvement Of the by roads which
must he traveFaed by large per cent. OF
the farmers Of the county in order to reach
Bowling Green, or will they remove their
county business TO point towards which
most Of the good roads Of the county tend,
which may he reached by rail- from all
parts of the county, and which is, il not
their market place, at least easily reached
by all when marketing their produce.
These facts, which each reader must con
slider for himself, are pertinent They sug-
gest enormous expenditures upon compar.
atively useless roads, provided the county
seat remains at Bowling Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
AN ExpLANATORy WORD.

We have received letters from some Of
the wives and friends Of the Bowling Green
Ring Masters, begging usnot tofurther ex-
pose those men. II certainly affords us no
pleasure to expose to the people Of the
county the bad faith Of the citizens Of
Bowling Green, or the corrupt practices of
those who are managing her interests in
the present contest. Such things nre dis
graceful to humanity, and the fewer to
whom they are known the better. We
have only made such exposures Ns we're
deemed necessary in order to a proper un-
derstanding Of the facts by the people.
Those who have written US on the subject
have our sympathy, and we shall spare
their feelings as far as possible, by as few
exposures of corruption as possible. Where
the whole are but mass Of corruption, Il
is difficult TO call attention to them with.
out exposing some unpleasant things for
their friends to look upon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
The bowling Green Rallroad.

Experienced men estimate that Rail
roads may be sustained, passing through
rich farming countries, at distance of
fifteen miles apart. In other words, Rail
roads require seven and half miles of
good farming lands, well improved,
on each side Of the track, to support them.
Bowling Green has, or soon will have, rail
roads on all sides of her, within from five
to eight miles, leaving her territory equal
TO about three miles In width ON which to
draw for support. This is only one-Gfth
the amount which experience has demon
strated to be necessary fos keeping mp rail
roads, and yet Bowling Green thinks the
people OF Wood county are 80 ignorant
upon that su6ject, that they may be de-
eeived into voting against removal on the
ground that they can reach that place by
railroad. A little reflection must satisfy
every person that not even the present bur
lesque on railroads can he kept mp under
existing circumstance, aud all must admit
that il is purely scheme concoeted first
to deceive the Legislature, and, falling in
that, then kept up for the purpose Of de-
eeiving voters in the comfy. In this case,
as h every other instance, the managers at
Bowling Green count entirely too mnch:on
the Ignorance OF the people. Having de-
ceived them heretofore, the people at Bowl
ing Green think il may be done again, and
do not hesitate TO resort to the most absurd
things, believing that the people are too
stupid to See how the trick ia performed.
They will find their mistake on the morn.
ing after the second Tuesday Of October.
The people Of the county will learn them
that honesty is tine best policy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
ScHOOL ExAWTNERS'NOTItT.-

SCHOOL EXA NTNERS' NOTICT.-
- The uaeefirg ~ he Board ~ Ssh".I EG-
amReTs for wood County, Ohio. viii be -
oil ,ws:
B'wliBg Green, Tuesday, September 7 1875.
KrLEz.
The following rules " III be strictly snf"Te'd
AIlexim'nalIUns VIII eomm- promptly -
Q 0'elnek 4. NJ and close ats Pm.
Applicants must furnish themselves Uth P-pS
and Puncils, paper oDly being Furnished By The
BnATd.
In no case win more than two six noHfAs GER
tihcairs be granted to the same aPPIieaAt.
Applicants wilib required To fSTBish esS
lihcates Of good moF 81 cham sIeT
There viii be no examination nf apple
ex"eI A. r'S'dar meetings ~ the Rosrd.
No certificate will hereafter he abt-datsa kA
cover time taRghtpreVioUs to exa minAtion.
BY order nf the Board.
Bowling Green January ~ 1874
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
BOWLING GREEN'S
PLEDGE

The following is the pledge
which secured a favorable result
for Bowling Green at the former
vote on the removal Of the
County Seat:
"Voters, remember that il the
vote Of the county is cast for re-
moval, and the citizens of Bowling
Green do not construct the Court
House and Jail, as per agreement,
then no new buildings can be con-
structed until the people vote to tax
themselves for that purpose, and the
county seat must remain where it Is.
Tais is better security for the tax
payers than all the bonds in chris
fendom."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
ADMINISTRAT0R's SALE.

By virtns Of an order Of sale issued from
the Pr,hate CoBFt ef Wood County. ohio, I
will saer at Public Sale, on the premises on ihe
2S,h day ~ SrpiembsE. a. IL o'elOek Ia the
fnreno,n, the fullowing dssefi bed real estate
as the property Of J, u. Wight, deesassd, to-
Wit:
The south half Of the south half Of the south
ea si quarter of section number NeBtV-six t26l,
township number seven( y north, range mum
Der twelve l2) east, 10 Woss G 'puty Ohio, eon-
lainirR foriy acres more or less, fres'and unin-
numbered 0f the dower interested Emma Wight.
widow of said }. b. Wight. decreased.
Terms Of Sale Oae-thlrd cash in hand
one-thiVd IN oEe yeaT aRd ins iliTd in twa
veaTa from day of sale, Deferred pavme nis
10 bear interest from the day of sale, aud Ia be
secured by Merigsgs on said premises. APP
Vrsissd At VI $50.
W. l.. WIGHT,
Adm'r of j. y. Wight, deceased.
ROBr. DURN, Atry. s
Dated August 81, 1878, sOdse 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10

There is no. an instance on record m
which the people have been swindled and
compelled to pay for buildings constructed
and decided to the county prior TO the vote
on the removal Of the county eeNt.
Taxation Of the people under such
circumstance Is impossible. II is only In
cases where the people have been induced
to believe that buildings would be erected,
after election, as was the case with
Bowling Green, that they have been de-
ceiycd and swim died.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10

AZ the Senatorial Convention, Capt.
LUTHER BLAoK, Of Tontogany, was ap-
pointed on the committee 10 select Cen
trail Committee. As he did not meet with
the committee, the chairman consulted with
delegates from Wood county respecting the
member Of the Senatorial Committee from
this county, and DR.. SPENCER was agreed
upon. The committee made their report
and the convention adopted IL. Mr. Stew
ART Of Bowling Green stated, after the re-
port was adopted, that he would rather
have BLACK than SPENCER, and we learn
that he induced the Secretaries Of the con-
vcn,ioh to mako the change, although no
motion was made and the report stood
as originally adopted. DIR. Spencer is,
therefore, beyond question, the Senatorial
committeeman for Wood county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
why Norton Reed Leit bowling Green.

During the contest for the removal Of
the county sen, from Pcrrysburg to Bowl
ing Green, NORTON REED was an untiring
worker for the latter place, aud to his ef-
forts largely was due the favorable vote foT
Bowling Green. The fact that Bowling
Green swindled the man who was employed
to write in their interest out Of his pay, the
violation Of their plighted faith with the
county in compelling the people to pay
for the erection Of the county buildings at
Bowling Green, and the unscrupulous rob
berry Of the village and township treasures
by the Ring managers, so disgusted Mr.. r
that he disposed Vf his property in and
about Bowling Green and left the county.
Where slippery Charley, that thing in a
mittcu, Long john 8 Go, assume the con-
troll, respectable men arc certain to make
themselves scarce"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10

Which one Of the Bowling Green
Ring managers was it that wrote TO the To
ledo Commercial, dating his letter at West
Mil Grove, and stating that DR.. SAGE
will secure but few votes in that vicinity =?
-Itzeads, ,yerY. pu,,h like Slinnery ,ChqEleY,s
treacherv towards MAwER and other can
didstes before the Republican County Con-
-,nni;nn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10

Columbus Journal: "The Democratic
party Of OHIO with the Catholic vote lost,
would be like tail with the dog cut off.
And the tail would be a mighty stumpy
one, at that. So you see the Hamilton
County Convention knew whati was about
when 1t mcekly opened its little mouth
and took the Geghan pill without muir
ynurN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
ORR PLATFORM.

a. Ovr motto is; Ifo1ca money for GIi, and
F1ue Schools for ~. 2aerc should be no in
s,ltion ukRh VII d,trey the oue, aud no Sec
taciaa Interference uhiek riN destroy Me other y
Gen, Il. B. IIAYEs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
or the COu1ty
Com rn lselOmers for Aug. rs.


In the matter Of petition Of r. Miller, et 81,
for deepening Of Rocky Ford Prayer Of ped-
Ilun granted and W. n. Wood appointed 10 SUI
peiintend said work.
In the matter Of petition ofN. HeIfrick, Of al,
for ditch ditch estsb blished.
10 the matter NJ refunding tax on lot No. o7 in
hillbury-Ofdered that tax be refunded on Lot,
when amount Of is1 as parcel Of land shall be
paid.
IN The matter Of ievies for imp. Roads--or-
dered that levies on new roads run four years.
10 the matter of petition ~ George Loomis,
et al fnr deepening, widening, &C., Touissant
creek Improvement ordered and W. II. Wood
appointed " suporntend said work.
In the matter Of petition ot David Main, et
81, tOr widening, deepening, Sc, Two-Root
creek Claims fur damages having been hled,
niettrr continued to next session.
In the matter Sf petition Of W. z. Brown, st
al. for ditch Ditch established.
In the matter ~ petition Of James Stretch
berry, at al, for diieh-Diieh established.
In the matter ~ hearing exceptions 10 aPpoF-
ti"nmeni on ditch No. 227-ApporIionm cor
| reeled and Confirmed.
In the matter " petition Of James FerRnson.
et al, for an Imp. road John ApRer, Israel
| Smith and William Speaker apponted viewers
and W. II WOod surveyor.
| In the matter OF petition NJ Nelson Rerkly et
al, for an Improved road - John J. Faylor, A.
Hampshire and Fergus Hughs, appointed view
era and ID. Duna ldson surveyor.
| In the matter NJ petition ~ lsaao Rnnch, s,
al, for lmp. rad J"hn J. Faylnr, A. Hamp-
shire and Fergus tluRhs appointed viewers and
ID. Donald.on surveyor.
| In the matter of petition ~ Aaher Cook. ~ 81,
/ for an Imp. road Robert Dunn, HsnfY LNndv
.nd Gorge kn'uss aPpoiutsd virwsra, snd W,
! w. Wpnd survrvnF.
In the matter aF pe,llon Of Sidaey Gresly,
ei ~, for ditch David poaalaaon aPpcdn,sd
| engineer.
| = - A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

THE sale ~ Ditches Nos. 46 and 2s, known
L as Tuussnint Greek. will commence at
u'clock A. N, on TUESDAY, Sept. 3lsi. sale
will be in sections of u mile each, tn be paid
in bonls of Wn0d CounIy. Place OF beRinRiae,
the wrsi srctiun line nf sec II Plain township.
specifications made knuwn on days of sale.
Sale To continue lrt m day tn day Till all the
woIk is sold.
J. II. PIERCE
J. IlouEs, Con.
II. CARREL,
W. n. Wood. Engineer. 2lb8
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
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CALIFORNIA;!

Have You any thought "f going to Ca'ifor-
MIA
Are you going West, North or Nnrth-wesif
You want so know the best routes to tnke?
The thortsst, safest, 'Icest aud ninst conn
forta BILE Fuutes those owned by the Chi
ca go aud North Western RtilwaV Company.
II owns over two thnusand miles NJ the best
road there is in the country. Ask any ticket
agent IL show ynu its maps and time cards.
All ticket igenta can sell you through tickets
bv this route.
Buv v"ur tickets ria. the Chicago s. North
Wesfern .aiI,Sar for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
THE NEW COURT HOUSE,

Saturday Evening, sept. rs, 1873.
II will be remembered that Genera
GRosvfHoA was regarded as the ablest
Republican in the last Legislature. Let
ali turn out and give him u rousing house
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
New Furniture House
4. DAVID sITzLER

HAVING removed my Cabinst wsrereen
Ii aud ShoP tot the ouTnsT Of LoHisiana Ave-
Hue and Railroad, would lite my frishds and
patrons to call the new location.
Those desiring 10 get furniture Of any kiba
Willplease call and examine my stock OF whis
a 6ne selection will be kept always on hADd.
Coibns ~ varions sisss on hARA, or made
prompts TO order. ass
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10

and others less amounts. The
people of Bowling Green, there
fore, instead of furnishing the
oonnty with public buildings
free from expense, have drawn
from the county Treasnry more
than the Court House and Jail
are worth These are facts
which are shown by the records
Of the county and may be seen
by every citizen who will take
the trouble to investigate the
subject. Those same citizens Of
Bowling Green now have the an
blushIng impudence to ask the
people whom they have delraud-
cd, to sacrifice private and pub
lie interests for the sole benefit
OF that village. That is adding
insult to ipjury. and the people,
on the second Tuesday of Octo,
Der next, will place the seal of
condemnation upon those who
have obtained votes and money
under false pretences.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
How the PLEDGE was Kent.

Instead Of furnishing the
Court House and Jail free from
all expe nse, we find, upon a par
tial examination Of the records
that tho people Of tho county
have been taxed TO the amount
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-10
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on all trains ~ this road,
This ia Ihe ONLY LIME running these cars
Between Chicago and ST. Paul OF Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Al Omaha our Seepers connect with the
Overland SlerFen on the Union Pacific Rail-
rnad Tor all points west If the Missouri River.
On tho arrivalof the Trains FROM the Ia st or
Snnth, the trains "f ,he ChieaRn x North
Western RaiiwRv leave CiIICAGO ~ follows:
For COnnriI DIuHs, Omaha aud CnI-
if"TniH. Two thTuUEh trains daily, wHh
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars thrnngb IN CORNELL Rlufs
For ~. Paul. Dnd Minneapolis, Two
through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
cars attached on btb trains
Fer Green Day mud Sake Superior,
Two trains daily. whh PuIln,aA Palsce Cats
attached and running thTuugh IN Marquette.
For Milwaukee,, PoHr through trains
daily. Pullman Cars IN night trains
For WIhOnB aud all points in Minnesota,
One throng htrain daily.
For Dubuque. via Freeport. Two through
trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For SIpuT City ard IaukI0H, Two
trains daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Val
ley Junetiou.
For Lake GeneVH. Pour trains daily.
Fer Rockford Sterling, KenoshR,
JnmesVIlle, and other points, you can have
from two tO ten traInS daily.
For dates ar Inf0rmNrmat tioD not altainable
from vonr home ticket agents, spPly to
MARVIN HUGHITr, WE sTENNETT,
General Supt. Gen'l Pass. ARt.