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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
The Latest Crank.

A MAN WITH SEVEN SHOOTER DEMANDS
ADMISSION TO THE WHITE HOUSE,.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-A we'll.
dressed and powerfully built man ap.
peared at the White House this after.
noon and demanded TO see the "ac-
counts of the President" Ar. Dlns.
more, the doorkeeper on duty, ut once
recognized the visitor as "crank" who
had called there in May last and was
sent home TO his friends in Pennsylva.
mia, and with view to delivering him
into the custody of the police, suggested
that the accounts" could be seen down
street and that he would accompany
him. The man, who gave the name OF
John Waling, of Pennsylvania, then
presented letter, which he insisted
gave him the right to enter the man
sion, and endeAvored to force his way IN.
Mr.. Diusmore seized him and des'
perate struggle ensued. Waling at
| tempted to draw a revolver, but Dins.
more, who had grasped him by the
throat, ohoked so vigorously that he
was unable to use it. Steward Crump
and another employe of the house hur
ried to Dinsmore's assistance. and the
lunatic was, with SOME difficulty, over
powered and his revolver taken from
him. 1t was large sized seven shooter,
with every barrel loaded.
The police were notified, and Waling
or DR.. Noetling was taken to the station
and locked up. The letter which he
presented read as follows:
John WaLHg: You are hereby in
formed that John Noetling is lawfully
elected president Of the United States,
and occupies the White House every
day. "tSigned) ALMIGHTY GoD.
communicated by the Holy Spirit"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
Wolfe and the Democrats.

Tfom the PittsbarE Post.
The Democrats who vote for Wolfe,
with whose warfare on the Cameron ma.
chine all Democrats undoubtedly sym.
pathize, should understand that by 30
doing they are helpisg To success the
very machine Wolfe is ssssiljng. The
purpose Of his campaign il to defeat
Bsily by a division Of the Republican
vote and thus compel the Republican
party to abandon the Cameron leader.
ship and control. We think this would
be a good thing for ell parties as well
as the good name of the State. There
would be less corruption In politics and
legislation. But IL Democrats throw
their votes away on Wolfe they indi.
rectly aid the machine bosses. Wolfe's
campaign will be ridiculous fiasco un.
less he defeats Baily and so teaches the
bosses lesson. The way for Democrats
to aid Wolfe In this praiseworthy enter.
prise is to adhere to their own candi.
date. for If Baily is defeated it will be
By Orange Noble. Wolfe will get a big
vote, we have no doubt, but he will be
bad third in the race. Republican
votes for him will count as q protest
against Cameron rule. Democratic
votes for him will aid the Cameron can.
didate.
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COOper's Address.


From The Harrisburg Patriot.
Chairman Cooper says in his address
that s'when the last Democratic State
Treasurer handed over the Office TO the
Republican incumbent very large sum
Of warrants we're unpaid and consli.
tuted floating debit Those warrants,
be adds, have since been paid 'and at
this moment ample funds are held to
meet every legal demand on the State"
This goes little beyond the harmless
and feeble character Of the address.
Us object Is TO make boast OF the man.
agemens of the Treasury under the
present incumbent OF the Office at the
expense Of his Democratic predecessor
and of the truth. Whose fault was Il
that large sum Of warrants was un.
paid and constituted floating debt?
Let Chairman Cooper answer IN HE
capacity Of Speaker pro ten Of the State
Senate and as Chairman OF its finance
committee when the floating debt was
contracted. The Republican Legisla-
turs made appropriations foF exceeding
the revenues u the treasury II spite OF
the warning og the accounting officers
Of the Commonwealth. il consequence
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
Noble and Reform.

Frem The DuyIest0wn Democrat
The State election this fell is con.
test for Treasurer only. But this is
made more interesting because of the
triangular race. there being three can.
didates. The Republican State conven.
ton was 30 torn by dissension and fac.
ton, that large minority refused to be
bound by its nomination, and Charles
$. Wolfe i now their candidate. The
machine candidate Is SilAs NJ. Baily,
made 50 by the bosses, who will have
to elect him, II elected Is ell, while
Wolfe represents the reform element In
the Republican party, those who refuse
TO worship the machine. In opposition
% The two Republican candidates, the
Democrats nominated Orange Noble, =
man Of high character, great business
experience. and every other way we'll
qualified for the Office. He Is pledged
70 reform.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

THOUSANDS OF ladies to-day cherish
grateful remembrances of the help de.
rived from the use of Lydia f. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. II posi-.
lively cures all female complaints. Send
to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

GEORGE n. HALE for In the Court of Common
himself aud otsefN Pleas Of Centre COUNTY
Va No. - November terra,
NOTICE is hereby given to the
~ hslfN and legal representatives eG james nar.
rs Decreased, r. into court the ioarih Mondzy
ef November bext and tue petition Of plaintiff
and shos oaBss why certain mestgaes given ~
Charles Huston % james IizFTts dated the 2s dHy
q February, lss, aud rsegred in Centre counts IN
mortgage bOsk a. page I52 should not le ssstsaea
% record. Attest: JOHN sPAScLER
42tt sheriff
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Legal Notice,

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
county in the mAttcr of the estate Of Jacob Fesr
raf. deceased.
sept. l. ISL The appraisemsat Of deoeisni's real
estate and the election q the vidgv ssrah PerTaT,
to take the following sst under the provisions og the
Act of lIth April. isi. and its Supplements at the
apprassmsnt shs paying The disrenes between three
hundred daliAls aud the arprsisensus, viz.
"A half lot Ut land IN BoasbnFE. Harris township,
Centre county. bounded the north by Rookey
alley on the east i,Y land # David Heller, on the
sguth By the Diamond Square and the vsst bY lot
e Joseph swinshsft; tslng The western half u lot
No u in the general plan of BoaisisurE thereon
erected sigTy ffsms shop Appraised aiue three
hundred and tbirtyone 6t-ino dollars
wAs presented and read whereupon The Court made
che following decree, to sit
And nos, September I, 1881, the within sVprzise-
snt aud eeetiun read aud confirmed Sisf aud pnhii.
cation In newspaper ordered for thFe weeks pfsF
20 next term Of cduTt and " NJ exceptions BE- then
als,i the same shall ba confirmed absolutely and the
real estate taken ty sAid Sarah Fesrraf shail b. and
reain unto her her heirs and ssslgus suhvct TO the
payment of the said Of thifty0ne eeu1 dollars,
hfm and stable forever. By the Couft.
Attest WI. r. BURCuFfELD,
St-4v Clstz Or. Court.
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4 UDITOR,S NOTICE.

4 The an5itor appointrd ~ the Orphans Court
of Centre county 60 ascertain the adahcensbts and
nafe disiribulon u the hzlsnes In the hands II B
v shansf and william HaTtsf. executors 81. Ac. Of
Michael shAnrf. deceased o. and among thosu LEGALLY
entitled thereto uii attend 70 the duties of his At
poinimsnt at his lie" ih neiicfonis on THURSDAY,
t1 18th day of November. A. 1871, At 10 O'Clock 4.
NJ, Shsn aud uhsTe all parties ntere.cl can attend
" they proper
t4-ii D. ,. PogTNLY. Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

A coon Baptist clergyman Of Bergen,
N. Y, strong temperance man suffer.
ed with kidney trouble, neuralgia, and
dizziness almost TO blindness, over two
years after he was told that Hop Bitters
would cure him, because he was afraid
OF and prejudiced against " "Bitters." f"
Since his cure he says none need fear
but trust in Hop Biners.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
Mobiles Election VIII Defeat the Bosses

From the williamspor; sun and Banner
In common with all the other Demo
cratic papers of the State we have been
giving the Wolfe movement all the en-.
couragement we could. Wolfe is max.
ing the same fight that Noble Is. Both
are trying to defeat the "bosses." We
work for n common purpose, to extir.
pate "boss" rule in Pennsylvania. Some
of our Democrats are very sppreheusive
that the encouragement gwen Wolfe
would create diversion in his favor
from our own ranks. II there ever was
any danger il is passing away. Demo
Gratis who appreciate what this canvass
means know that their votes for Wolfe
will not do the latter any good, but will
merely help Baily by reducing Mobiles
vote. If Wolfe's revolt Is made n sue
cess, il can only be- accomplished by
the election OF Mr. Noble. The weak.
ening of Noble is so much gain to Baily.
whose election will make the efforts OF
Wolfe and the independents rather
ridiculous. and hand the State over to
the bosses, with increased power for an
indefinite term. Let all Independent
Republicans determined on the over.
throw OF Eisg rule in their party vote
for Wolfe. The jSTeel iussSslasaa
vote be gets the ss1so
But Democrats shoulnf
party nomination, not only
candidate il n competent an
man, but for the further &c
his election by the defeat OF
Cameron candidate, will ms
bolt count for something in lles!ssal
interest OF the people. In no other
way can il influence the future politics
of the State. This is the logic of the
present canvass stated ~ plainly as We
can present il. All Democrats should
stick firmly TO Noble and work for him
zealously from now on until election,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

I ETTERS Of administration ode
~ bonus eeHs On the sssafs of SUSAN LEE. Iass
81 Potter township CentFs oouney, Yenna, aeusazaa
have heea granted 70 Peter Bafefagl. residing IN A
roy. NfHn county, psama, 20 vlsam I'll psIsons IT,
debted 70 ne estate are requested te make payment
and thpse having uialrus of demands Will mAh
known The sane without delay.
rETEq REHEF00T,
f5ew MIlfoY. Mifzln eoansys y.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

Il oFThsns ooHrs ofceBtre cpuHsy thsrs viii be cx-
pesed At pahiie sale. on The premises. on
ThursdGy, The Sd Of November Rext.
al c.cloek. NJ the folo~sag described real estate
The. property q samasl fszftek, late of Walker
township, deceased. 70 Niti
All that certsin messuage, tenement and
trArt of lAad sltaass tu Walker township, heuuaea
and described A. feiosss On The north by iands uf
- the heirs of H. n Valentine. decasd other Lands
of ssid ssmaei Yezffek ana Isssc Biekss z0ush ~
lands u fsaac hicke George Luty ard Caroline Gar
tfpa and wet by lands Of George Frtdisyoontainine
EIGHTY AukEs AND ONE HUNDRED AND ftF-
~ PERcHEs. nsat nssasnra.
All that meesuage, tenement and tract
q land situate - sbgxe bounded and Described ~
fslo~s ON the uafzh ana b. lands 81 shs hEirs
q y n Naientins aseeassd And Assss e a. nrockef-
hoh deceaasay sqath ~ lands - Isaac Bsrkie. wsI
by tanas RI rHmaeI Yeafsck taiexe dsecribsil-csa=
tanning TWENTY ACRES AND fITTr-rouR
rERCEff1S. neal meesuHe.
TEnns - Es1n-ene-thiTd in haaa % coaHfmassoa
uf sale ard the resdee IN equal annual fagnents
thereafter eth tnfsfeza = be senE~d 81 bend and
aDfsEHEs TIE f4emIsas.
JNo. Z. xKARicE Admiaisssatof.
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( upTToR,s NOTICE.

Z = Tie undersigned, - auditor srRoiatsa - he
Ufph0as Court % htaf snd pas upob he sxueptians
aoha = H9afeF aHte4sasi aHa fs aahe aiaffIHnun Df
he fnzd in ahs hands = tAs zdHlHlsEaz8f 4i szeHd
= tie duties of hts arpnpfmenE 1f hfs u1ze IN Belle.
Hsals 81 FRIDAY. iAs llth aaY q November, A. y.
tstI e 10 eeleek A. ~ af azid aas ahsn and ehHfh
aEot D.. roRrsHY. Auallsr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

IT is astonishing how many people
hawk up and spit out Catarrhal corrup-
tions when there is so little need of it,
as PERUsA cures IL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

jury LIST FOR NOVEMBER TERM
The following Is the list of Jurors drawn
for November term of Court, commencing
Monday November %, 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

ta@Ae @Sats = SNntfe ceuHttt vii be enposed
te pabie sAis, en The premises. cn
Thursday. tie Sd Of November mezt,
aaa eeiost. ~ tie sstlcwlnr ssas estate. laas she
ffersrfs q JOHN DUNkLk, drcssssa, 70 Nttg
All that certain messuage. tenement and
tfacl II Lad situate Il wakef fa~HsAit leaHasa ed
described ne ielees % ~ noFth q ths estate q
AdeH Decker. aeeds "a TIE esss - lanaz q David
Hnf4hHarssf ard A. g aesfF aa he AunlA ~ A n
GeaFt. and % the sesT b LAID e Saeh DunNle oeas
lasnEnx ~ aH8 f1s EestAes apnl - sers e,sr.
VI mna IN hleh eseie q caifzsaiicakefeun srHrtsa
SOD SWeeEaf4 dwelling haee. Wilh a meses.tsllan
snEnk q aezef A1 ~ DOES. sanzalaas leg E.sfss
aad al tAe nf1fssaff eHltaEiaEnzA There - f=n
Arls ezraraa N shs fTemisns = ehnioe fsuis sss
cideE FFrss, Hna I'll he tatenEaneea azzlzAk4a =
comfortable Hoiaes
hand - esuzfmafaeA ii kaits oaezassd IN nas -
aH4 he taaAc4 y fea Es6zs 18th zalz4az4 "a aa e.
fszfe Heszaeatz e = eseeHa d t4ud and asstsAzz
se-SH 1AoQn DIN NiflsE. Aaminsslxsial.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03

JAMES D. .ALgXASDEE1 IN the Court Of Common
MARTHA NcKALL So. 20. sSs asis 'sr@' 1@iS'i issi.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the
~ heirs and legal representatives - Martha
Aackal 20 come into osuft the fosrih Monday of
November next and Ansuer the petition q plaintiff
hnd show oAnse Why certain mortgage given ty J..
Alexander 10 Martha Marta shauid isot bs sA,is-
nstl q rscpid Attest. JOHN tFAN0LEH
f4At sheriff.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A. Ma,sf prssi
asni - TIE C9uft = Common PsAs of the gbth Iociai
Iftfict consulting q the counties uf Centfr Clinton
ard Csahsld, and the Hen. Samuel Franck aud the
Hon John lveus, Ass0oiaie lndFes ia Centre oouuft
having lssuea their fHenIt hesfug date 18th day II
September, lssi. 80 mo directed for haldar Court of
oysf aud Tefminef and General Jail Delivery ard
Quarter Sessions q the Peaee IN Bsiiefonte fof The
county 81 Centre. aud e. cuzafnsuos the sfh Mas
day q November next. being the 2sth day q Nares
t#f istl and % cnntane tsu Nesls Notice y hereby
given g the GufuucS. 9uscss = the Pesne Aldermen
aud Coustatiss of said oouniy u Centre that they be-
then aud there 10 ihair JufeT persous 10 O'Clock
IN the fofeunan u s@d day With their records inqn
sitidns, examinations, ssd their reFnenHrAnoes
g. Do those things which 10 fhrir cr st4srtatns %
bs dBs, aud those Sbo ase bguna In foagnsznoes 20
Trnsouts against the prisoners that shall ~ in
The jail q Centre county e thea and there % pross
cute against them = shall be just
osen uudsf my band. ai Bellsfonfs the let day uf
Oeiobef. IN the year u Ger Lord ISL and the one
hunaFrd and htth ysat of the IBdepsnasnos q The
United States.
li-a JOHN sPANoLER sheriff.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the

A account Of T. 7. MussEH, COMMITTEES of j. W.
Slower, Iunatic, has been fied IN tbs uleo of The
PfothouotaFy of The Court 81 Common Pleas IN aud
loF The County Of Centre and that aad VIII
court Ibslw1 J. O. HARPER. Progh'y.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
GRANDJuRY.

GRAND JURY
Bent OsntEsl, Spring, Joseph Hale, Liberty.
James Cohlck Rush. George EAt1n. Bellcfonts.
william senssr. Rnsk. D. NJ. MCool. Gregg.
Adam Lauk Ferguson. u N. LeiEsf hilIheim.
e. Buck, Unionriiis. Michael Dsrstlne. Potter.
J. VI. pinges. Harris. lficorgc =. Hale, Union.
q. A. Buck, Howard boro. Wells Evans, Gregg.
Samuel lsher. Harris. IienJ Rich. Unlonyils.
N1ban Gardner Ferguson. Charles Nednnef, Burnside
james Eberts. Worth. Geo. ". Tate. Bsilsfobie'
j. NJ. Green. Milraburg. Theodore r. Lueas :. Shoe.
1hos. Frazier. Beuner.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-ist WEEK
James Garner, Walker. Henry Gingsfy, Harris
Robert Manly. Philip-burglJ. W. Russell, iiaines
u. u. Brett, ferguson. !. FLETCHER Howard twp.
joseph shirk. Ail-sburg, james LnEle. BoEEs,
UscAT Holt burnside, John fiuman, Ferguson.
j &. Povnell. BogEs, John Hibisr, NirsbuFE.
Joseph Fox, Hsinfunts. Daniel NIGHTLY, Walker.
Rrubcn iddiugs. Union. Jas Montgomery. spring.
Martin SPOTS. Worth. Andrew ThomT~1n. Union.
Elmct EuuIbeFgar PaltSa. q. 1. Meek, Helsfauta
Henry Southern, Phburg J. d. Barlfun. Belisfuute.
W. X. Teller. Bullrfuuts. r. A. Buak. Burnside.
D. :. kefststtsr Penn. J G. Counsel, fibsny.
Andres IiArter, Penn. Eiuard BFuWn, Hrileionta
John Bcskwiih. TAy lur. =. 4. Davis ,PhilipsbufK.
J. u. Haftssiek, College. ". J. Decker, Potter.
:. A Hinton, su0w shpe james G. Condo, 6fegg.
u. T. Gsntz-i, H-llrfanta. l0. ". Roger. Miles,
jesse Lucas snow Shes. n y Franksntyrgrr. Penn.
Richard LuiE, spfiug. William Fulton. Ail>butF
" y. 10y. Burnside. James sehoil. GtsxE.
Jon. y. TFvsslrF. College EfuaRurl Wolf Harms.
II. D. ioTEcr. B~ilrfguts Samuel shower. Walker.
James IkThd0l, Liberty. '. Gray. Pbiiipsburg.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-2d WEEK.
y Philips, Peab. John CLARK, Libcrty.
\ q Weaver, Gregg. y l. NsH hsRgs.
samuel Goes. Ferguson, " kErieitsr. spriug.
BeaTEo Hoover, Union Samuel Charles, B0Egs.
HAverly, Spring Geo Peters, Union.
John kmpoft, Penn Courier. Liberty.
Iieury saydrr Aiies Potter Tate. Spring.
John Guisrr. Marion. parld squirss. Rush.
David iasuk. Fcfgas1n. John Heak Harris.
lamcs tIuldsfmAn. Harris seaTse itarter. Fehh.
james Frank. Miles. B HArrhbcrgsf. Naikef.
Jesse Suartz. Walker. Wilson Migrr. Kush.
n u Potter iiafrls Wiiliam Jsukips Beilsf'l
Jerry Rean, Bsunsr. g stgvsr tisin~s.
Nathaniel Boifly. BpEEs Jacob Bufkst. Miiss.
J e IddiuEs. HsgEu. Iiina EckrufUth. spring.
? " Hufkst. Half Moon. Ius FuFgY. Boicl4ute.
John iisstnn. College. los Waddis. Fzttcn.
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN accordance with an order of the
oFThans coHrt ofcentre cuuBty. there viii he cx.
Posed si puhiie sale. on The prsasisss on
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Orphans Court Sale.

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= phaHs' ceast q Centre osunss. vii be expossd
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
uiacellanaopa

Ban FRANCISCO. February l4.-Nins
jurors have been secured in the Xalloch
murder case.
YaxxA, CAL. February 12.-Gsorse
Haynes, known as the Oak Bar Giant,
died suddenly on the trail to the Klsn.
ath river salt works yesterday. 10 was
ssvsnty.two years Of age. seven feet
high. and weighed 225 pounds.
SANTA BANANA. February l2.-Ths
Cosrt.house was thropgsd with people
today to hear the closing arguments for
the prosecution and defense In the trial
OF Clarence Gray. Csnnsld and Thorn
ton spoke for the defense and were fol.
lowed by Thomas aud Jones for the
prosecution. Judge Denson's charges
and instructions to the jury were quite
lengthy, At s O'Clock the jury retired.
Los ASoKLrs, February 12.-About 9
o'clock tonight Deputy Sheriff ]. A.
Berry attempted 10 arrest William Utter,
Q dessrter from the United States army
ct Fort Yuma, at . low dive on Los An.
geles street. Utter drew q pistol on the
officer, when the. latter fred, killing
Utter instantly. The deceased Was from
East Saginaw. Michigan.
WALLA WALLA, W. T., February H.
Samuel Buchanan. living near Fort Col.
vile. on January 30th shot and killed
Louis Fenwiek. Q nephew OF Indian
Agent Simms. wounded Miss Mary King
In the arm and back, shot at Hon.
James O'Nsil. and then shot himself
through the heart. The parties shot ct
were dining when Buchanan called. The
cause VISA disappointed affection.
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The Playful Pluto.

A knot OF Piutes were summing them.
selves In front Of the Presbyterian
Church in Virginia this morning, when
a Chinamsn with teter pole and two bas-
ksts OF wood oamo swinging by. One Of
the natives gave the hind basket Q kick
as II passed him. and sent the wood
flying all abroad. The pole being
thrown out Of equilibrium BY this loss Of
weight. let the other basket down also.
The braves stood laughing and chatting
while the heathen loaded. and just a. he
was starting of another kick sent the
wood flying again. At this the China
man used his pole for Q weapon. and
drove three or four OF the Piutss away.
One. however. stood his ground. seized
the stick. hustled the piRtail into the
street, sent his pole and kicked his bss.
ksts after him aud then folded his
blanket around his shoulders and stalked
majes,ioslly away. Many Of the Piu.ss
are not slow in pa,tsrning after the
whites.