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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

ried almost TO ludicrous extent, and II re-
acts upon the habits and manners OF the
people, so that in Japan you find a place Of
tranquility, of restoration and OF soft plea
sure and peace which declare to you have
not exaggerated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28
INSURANCE STATEMENT.


conn yinfu
I.
ate Ri.
Apu.lp
in Virgin a-J
The The sm Of subscribe h corporation iSS@S
III
Ohio
value oomp.n, less the
yssfs interest
sas0 ~ ~ y
Value q lands n0tgaCed exclusive improve -
mor.g Gnsleic
eofsedm ortgd premises
o the
tonis 0 inco
wnei oluelyby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

FNEwY
Cha
fre
or himself
atrusen
aion know an
sJA
Conrisl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

hrfIucaCOn lArrar 10 Young men,
Aclieacou Fawar's address TO young men
Gue geutstreet Polytechnic made very
deep Impression and viii long beremembered.
u. ...au by saying that be would endeaVOr TO
-Ne fL. young men present some practical
i.e, l.l the new year. The Bible was essen
tal manly book. 1t abOunded IN eXhorta-
tI, '1 "be strong Almost the very last
1885, rance of the Revelation vas, 81 write
.l r1u. young men, because ye are strong"
il not think that any passage of Scripture
fs more iull of meaning for them than these
t words, BE manly, be strong" There
three clements i'm human nature. Let
r.. inst deal with their bodies, which were
81 more than mere machines. Many ages
wrongly regarded the body. 1t WAS not
l..psod. II was not 10 be developed as
le developed 10 in their games and athletic
pursuits. Many ancient philosophers erred
greatly ln this matter. Monks and recent
'tenc teachers bad gone far astray. The
,sa-e sour vile body was very wrong
translation. 10 should be 1.-The body OF our
--ul.auon,' as opposed to the body in the
s'ulll state. The next element i'm human
la.li. Nas "ihe soul, on the passions They
A.'i ever bear IN mind that the soul might be
t..al cage of wild beasts or a picture
s-.e} Nlee all is lovely. Their spirits were
.-e ADu0ra. part OF their nature. What
-ate-.l ii they degraded nature, was that
-e slu. within them was almost eXtin-
..s.ei. Their lamps We're going out" A
A.n DID, whom the flesh iriumphed over the
si Na, becoming brute. ii they lived 10
'- bodies only, nothing TOO abiect could he
-4o describe them. They were less than
.ta,. because they had fallen nom a height
-' anatierO of practical advice, at what were
90 a.m. if they wished 10 be men! The
told them that him that deleth the
eo God Will God destroy. Science told
.-, as Christ did. that they must give up
@ things if they would truly prosper.
'-.l Aristotle defined virtue, it was as self
.tel and manliless. This was identical
'.ee with the advice Of Scripture in their
- ll tle same way the men Of the world
- -i'o them the same testimony and the
sane answer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

The proposal to open the Castle Museum, In
London, on Sunday has been defeated by an
overwhelming majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

The gross revenue OF the gaming tables at
Monte Carlo has risen by regular stages since
1868 from $4,000 TO s4,2OO,000 year. We
want nothing Of the sort on this continent
neither in New Orleans nor on an island of
the California coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

Cardinals Manning and simeoni were ee-
waited 10 the rank Of Cardinal on the same day
and died on the same day. Cardlnal Man.
nino,s last letter was addressed 70 his Vatican
brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28
For Over Tiry Years

ior CNcr tiffY Years
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been usel
for children teething. IL soothes tho child,
softens tho gums allays ali pain. cures wind
Sclic and 10 the best remedy for diarrk06
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

"THE SEVEN WONDERS OR THE WORLD"

TT T. wonders the ancient world T
n
y
y hted by
HANGING GARDENS equaed tits
y the smew wit
q BROUGHT sacrifices the TEMPLE or RSA AT &
n The "AUsoLEUM
j
Is IS "a rpiee 0 ~
tv-sAyE THEM IN AND GET PREMIUMs-Ai
Ilw.fk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
SHORT sPEcrArS

The CITY council cf Ottawa. Ill. has
ordered 80 miles of brick Sidewalks to
be laid, at n cost of $50, 600.
Spanish anarchists are active and Q
number of explosions have taken place
at various points in the kingdom
c. w. Williams. tho IDiePendencs
ua) horseman, will build an electric
road in that city miles long to cost
SEA. coo.
Robert Munay, member Of N old New
York familv. committed suicide in Kan
sas City last Monday nigh. He was
nearly insane from the effects Of liquor.
An immigration bureau has been
formed in Lincoln. Neb. II viii try 70
induce farmers TO move isto the state,
and will offer inducements TO manu-
facsurers.
The city council Of oreron. III, has
fxed the saloon license at g.. 90 year,
payable In sdvsnce- There were twelve
applicants for license The old rate
was 81 .0so.
Rumors are ssost shcut a change IN
the Union Pacific directory involving
the retirement of Jay Gould ard Russeii
Sage. and the selectson of 3 successor
70 Pre- sSdert Dillon.
Tie remains of John TclsnA wbe
died nesr kalaEsazco. Mich. were lyine
in ths house weans sdsy when the pls>e
was destrcycd by Gre. His three dsnsh-
tcrs renewed The body
An esiaensc of murder. ssicide er se-
eldest hss eeFre wren the women of
Cbicawo. Nitssn IN. past month t~enty
bodies Of voFnsn have been faken fre@
IRE lake a. 6lfrren, parts
T~o men ST Kansas CITY went 70 la-
over . deg werth g. 50. The costs in
tae ease ssiss fsen astarnevs s...
ssucuntea - ssse ana The court h.s a.
seSses one bal the es>is sxsins. eseh
.stigsnt
Fnsih~r rstasns frsrp the Beuisisrs.
electives iraicsts tkss fAr risrsl4sy ~
FesseF. the sns-ietterv sensersfle -xa-
siaats fer ge~srnefs will re.eh 30 go
fssser people ~sll>lse probably ceus-ns
the lfrssEsfzses
gses~ . He~ . sacss e palztA sle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
SHUT UP THE DOORS
The California Earthquakes
Close the Public Schools
PEOPLE ARE FILLED WITH FEAR
Fer the Future and AJAX the 0overnos
for the Loan Of Army Tents.
Buildings are Dsmehshsd.

SAN FzAscisco. April 2l.-The public
schools AZ Auburn were closed THIS
morning until May 3 on account Of the
earthquake scare. The shock a. Grass
Valley was very violent, everybody
fed into the streets. Several brick
buildings were wrecked. Reno, Nevada.
reports having experienced this morn
ing's trsmor. At Sacramento, the earth
rocked wildly, ana the inmates were
panlc-stricken. Several large stxtusry
ornaments on top of the buildings were
thrown TO the ground. The books IN
the s.ate library were thrown from the
shelving and the floors were literally
covered wlte the debris. The intensity
OF the feeling Of the people of Winters
over the present stat. OF AFFAIRS and
fears OF the future caused prominent
citizens to telegraph the governor for
the loan OF military tents from the
stores of the state. Buildings left
standingin the town are not safe at the
present ume.
A, Esparte. near Woodland. . shock
OF shorter duration but much severer
than that of Saturday was felt today.
Nearly all the principal buildings IN
town are demolished. One man was
fatally and another seriously injured by
falling walls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Lacked Proper Management.

LONDON, April 2l.-Evidence at the
inquest over the victims of the terrible
accident at Hampstead railway station
on Monday evening, disproved the re-
port that the gate at the foot of the
stairway leading TO the platforms was
closed at the time of the crush. II
was shown, however. that the railway
afficials had no regular way of man.
aging the crowd, and that the panic
was due In large part to the lack of
proper provision for an extraordinary
;hrong of excursionlsts. 1t was shown
that the deaths were caused by sutfo-
cation. The inquest Was adjourned
uutil Tuesday next.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
MATTHEWS FOR oovERNoR.
His Nomination Made by Acclanatior
After Stampede to Him.


After Stampede to Him.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2l.-In the DEM
ocratic state convention this afternoon
it required three ballots to dispose of
the appellate judgeship for the fifth
district, Ross OF Loganspcr. finally Cap
turing the prize. Not until 4:30 was
the great contest OF the day. the gub-
ernatorial nomination, declared IN or
der. Speeches were tabooed, and the
candidates named were John q. Spank
lin, Mason j. Niblack. Claude Mai
thews and Mortimer Nye. When tie
calling OF roll was completed, Matthews
lacked less than thirty OF the total
number necessary to choice. and
Spanklin was nearly two hundred in
the rear. Allen county led OF with q
change of vote to Matthews, and the
Spanklin delegations tumblsd over
each other to get to the winning side.
The chair ordered a second roll call,
but at this junc,ure the names OF all
opposing candidates were withdrawn,
AID Matthews was declared the Domi-
nee by acclamatioD. The successful
candidate was escorted to the platform
and briefly expressed his thanks.
Other Neninatioss Made.
The nominations for lieutenant gov
ernsr went IN the regular order. Nib
lack, Nye, Axteil and Mcdonald were
named. Somebody nominated spank
lin. but il was me. with shouts of mo"
half dozen Of his friends demanding
that his name should not be considered
in connection with the eecond place.
Two tallets were necessary 10 make
the nomination., the contest beiag prln-
c'psily between Nye and Mcdonald.
Tna former finally won by 73S Ia se4.
capt. w. x. Myers of Anderson, was
nominated secretary of state by ac-
cisms,ion. State Treasurer Coll. au-
diior Henderson, Attorney General
smith. Starst.cian Peelc, superintend-
ent % Public instruction Voornees
were renotninated IN n bunch. The
convention adjourned at 6:l5 y. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

wAfsEKA. III, April sl-While "a,
ward Simpson and his hired man were
leading . clydesasls stallion the an.
NAL becans enraeed. and. leapiag spss
Mr.. stinpson, broke his skull, from re,
effects Of which he died Wednesday
morning The horse seized the hired
man by tks arm. crushing il and draG-
ging his victim with his teeth fer -
rods The man hnA his arm ampussted.
One Of his legs was aise sreixeo- The
victims were in buggy leading the
sfallion behind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

vston mere what wftA enc ssssDnsA
than has ever bssa sealssnB1 = sas
narket ~ eas time in - haouy -
sAs American ersi. srsds- rhs ssA.s =
about sS. 80. 90 busksi&
Ai<s Mary Grisp. u oLnssnssA pss-
vented Wsssers uniea ss1sSrepA 60
pieyss fren planting . psh ~ shs -
walk opposite her fsshsrs kS~ss - -
ting in chair over the pest Asls unsu
her brother arrived wisA n isy~nsasss
fren the ooarS
Patrick Shanley. vhs was shss ~ tAs
lsft leg by some snkaewa nsaass 81
the sAerifs posse in Anoaa ss1.av.
Ainn-. On Sunday. vhxAs ~ wss tsyAo
70 escape arrest fer bsing sAsAgsd N
bulldog sighting, died - 81 SssspAe
hospital. ST. Paul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
LOST IN A GREAT CITY.
A Little Ohio Girl Deserted in New York
by Her Uncle.


NEW YORK. April 2i.-Rosy-cheeked
May Howell, an ll-yesr-oid ONO glrl
IN = calico frock, stood tearfully in
front OF Superintendent Jenkins of
the Society for the FERMENTATION OF
Cruelty 10 Children, and told him how
IL felt TO be lost In a great city.
II 1--we at Mount Union, Ohio" SAID
May, land have been on a visit to my
uncle, Ricnard johnson, about five
miles from Brooklyn. l don't know
the name OF the place. A few days
ago . letter came from mother, in
Ohio, saying she WAS sick and for me
TO come back. Uncle brought me over
to the city and almost To the depot.
when he told me to Ga there and wait
and he would come and buy my ticks,
and send me home. / have not seen
him since, and want to 20 to mother;
she may die"
Little May had $500 when searched.
She says she found 81 of il and that
ssme people in the depo. took up a
collection and gave her the balance.
Her mother, Mrs. Minerva Howell, who
keeps boarding house at Mount
Union for college students, has been
notified. Dir. jenkins seems inclined
to doubt part OF the girl's story.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

The szoderp Ceurt>hip of Caleb bishSsy
and Maria Satsea-

The Modern Courtship of Caleb biskIsy
and Dfar1s Setsea-
For fifty years Caleb Binkley and
Maria Sutton had lived neigkbors in
double house en- pleasant street Of
little old New England village. They
had grown up together there. and they
had seen all the members of thcar fazni-
lies carried TO the graveyard on the hill.
leaving them alone IN their houses.
For twenty years they had lived thus,
and their days went by peacefully and
happily.
One morning in May, Caleb was IN
the garden back OF his house. prodding
away with his hoe. and Maria was in
hers fixing flower bed.
"fts inc morning, laria.- called
Caleb across the fence.
Beautiful said Maria.
.'Seesns ez ef the sun was shining Jest
for cur benefit. don't ity- remarked Ca
leb. dragging "A tangled weed from his
hoe handle.
"Yee, Caleb. guess il shines down
On nv side abcet like il does ON yours.
Caleb LOOKED up 81 the blue sky for a
moment and then walked over 70 the
fence.
Il say. Maria he ssid. I've been
th.nkin aboat takin down this fence.
Your pa and mine Pot il up here forty
year ago. but 'twant never much use
What do yon say 10 tskin it DOWN
Might ez well er not. guess, Caleb.
sssented Maria, without changing her
position.
A minute or two later Caleb. with An
AZ in his hand. was back again.
Maria be said. Il gnes< sf thing
hcz got to he done 1t might ez well he
done night of, hadn't it7
Il guess II might. Caleb
Maria went on with her diggine. while
Caleb bewed and chopped nj the wooden
fence. and st last tire wsrt was done.
"Itn make good ffrewcoi. Maria. " be
said. az he surveyed the wreck, ''snd IL
you'll ten me where you wsnf ycvr half
put I'll pie it up for ysu hspdy"
III looks surnmst strange not 30 80 .
diviain line between ~. don't IL. Caleh7"
che remarked a. she stood up and iosksf
across both gardens.
81 wac nosacln that nyssf, Maria. -
said auietly.
"ETwant no use,- w. NJ sle IN
quireS, beautifully esstug II ebs fenu
prone On the earth.
Never wAx,- BE- ssrwered- Uss ~
came nssrer. Amt nssck nsre ~ -
two people Twin IN tve hcsss ssthsr. 10
there. Maria be sssd.
None ihss ] can So. Caseh. shs -
epcnded, with . faint eiew 1 cs>w IN
ber cheeks and rsox
Csieb sesnea 10 he trying ~ swa1Acw
sszDethinf thzt woal5 ROT - down He
sttemptsa 70 9'>ak and fs;lsd. snS tbsn
he sxi-d 70 go to her and thss Was as
ignsnnasss fsslare also Az last ns
nsSe snccsssfal sfsrt st spe.ch.
Nara. he sad. Dnus.e ksxa~E up
ssrsisft. where De zoe vsxt veur half
Of the ED fssscs ps,ed7-
Caleb. sne s}vrost ~hsF~s1 ~ she
onsne ard s.sS ber hs8a on hss arm. sspls
4 M With Fsxrs ~ J I4suK<or an
neuss Free rTs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Wife and Mother Slain.

WAuKEsHA, Wis, April 2l.-William
Jones, aged so, and his son, aged IL.
were arrested at Hartland last night
and lodged in Jail here on a charge of
numbering Mrs. Caroline Jones, the
wife and mother respectively of the &C.
eused: 1t is charged that Jones. who
IS we'll digger. beat his wife 60 un-
nercifully on Monday that she died
last night at the Aiken house, at Hart
and. Six or seven children are left
motherless by the tragedy. A post
mortem examination is now in pro-
sress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

Two Men At South Dcs MONIES Have a
Shooting Scrape with Officers.

DEs MoIsEs. April 2l.-The recent
discovery OF two cases Of smallpox on
the east side caused the city suthori-
ties 10 erect . pest house and the site
cnssen was n South Des Molnes. The
citizens protested, but without avail
As the building neared completion they
assembled ia the nlghs and tore 1t
away. Two officers were afterward de-
tailed to guard IL. Last ght they dis
covered two men IN tue act of burning
the building down; one wac saturating
10 with kerosene An attempt WAS
made 10 capture them, but they fed,
dropping a revolver and an oil can.
When the officers commanded them to
halt one of the fugstives turned and
fired shotgun, the charge taking eff
feet IN Officer Conner's breast, seriously
ialurlng him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

Mediterranean psints and several
thousand Germans are expected on the
wessr. the TrAve and the Sorrento
from Bremen and Hamburg. The eI-
odas fren Germany promises 10 be
larger thAn ever before. The Hamburg
Amsncan and the North German
Lloyd nnes have put on extra vessels
for the rush. The Hsmoug line, which
recently acquired the ships OF the
Hznsa lice. rnnnlng from Hamburg 10
Montreal, started the Plckhuben from
Hamburg on Monday with about 900
immigrants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
cRAzED BY JEALOUSY.
Terrible Tragedy Near Des- Moines.
Three Lives Sacrificed.


DEs MoINEs, April 2l.-Three per-
sons are lying dead IN this city, the re-
suit OF . terrible tragedy which oc-
Cured last night at 10 O'Clock. James
Cochran, = well-known farmer living
fivs miles from this city, shot and
killed bis wife and her paramour. W.
7. Davis. He then reloaded his shot
gun and blew out his own brains. A
young lady visitor at the house Is the
only surviving witness to the terrible
affair. She ran barefooted through the
muddy felds to neighborlng house
and gave the alarm. The coroner's
jury Is now holding an inquest.
Cochran and his wife have had con-
siderable domestic trouble and last Oc-
tober separated by mutual agreement.
A few weeks later Mrs.Cochran secured
o divorce. Mrs. Cochran retained pos.
SESSION of their home, which consisted
of q farm of ten acres. and employed
Davis - hired man. It is supposed
that Cochran become insanely jealous
of the supposed relationship between
Mrs. Cochran and DAVIS aud last nights
tragedy 10 the result Of ms jealous
fury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Liquor Licenses in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, April 2l.-The semi
annual settlement under the Dow
liquor law, as made t0.the auditor of
state, shows that Ohio has l0,304
saloons, an increase OF 124 over the
the same period last year. They paid
gross revenue Of $1,224, 1886 in the SIX
months. f265, 200 of which went to the
state and tho balance to local schools
and police funds. The increase In
revenue is So. 1888 over the correspond
ing period last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Paris Police May Strike.

PARIS, April 2l.-The Dix Neuvieme
Steele says the police threaten to strike
on May day unless their wages are IN
creased. The paper publishes a pro-
ciama.ion OF their grievances. The
matter causes some fears of trouble
from the anarchists, but the govern
ment will use military to protect the
public If the police refuse to do their
lutu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

cIscIssArs. April al.-Thieves robbed
. man in the Ohio Valley national hank
"Wednesday afternoon. A short time be.
fore the bank closed for the day Henry
Wends. steamboat blacksmith in eusi-
ness At 1oS East Second street in this
city, but who lives in Newport. XIV. en-
tered the bank 20 discount q note for
$1,000. He received s9se and turned &c
GO out At the door two men jostieo
against him, picked his pocket and got
away with the money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Saloon Men to Retaliate.

DEs MONIES, April 2l.-Mayor Lane
having served notice on all the saloon
and JOINT keepers to quit business, the
gentry engaged IN that business have
organized q sort of auxiliary law and
order league and will attempt to en-
force the Sundaw in Des Moines "a was
done in Sioux City last Sunday. Their
first attempt will be made next Sun
tl2v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
LyNcHsR ANDREWS RELEASED
Discharged From the Mendoss Insane
Asyinm as Cured.

MADISON, Via. April 2i.-Hezekiah
Andrews. one OF the lafayette county
mob which hanged Anton Slebolde. =
murderer. has been released from the
Mendots insane hospital. where ne WAS
placed after the trial of the lynchers,
by order OF the court. The hospital
authorities say be Is apparently all
righ. mentally. Alonzo Taylor and
John Mcighsn, two other of the alleged
insane lynchers. will probably be- re-
leased next week, as there is no longer
any reason for their detention. The
verdict of the jury at Darlington was
looked upon as q farce at the time of
the trial, and the release of the prison-
ers at this early day will serve TO
strengthen that opinion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
SCHOONER RUN DOWN.
The John q. Merrill Sunk BY the Steamer
Fred Mercar.

ANEERsTsrRc. Ont, April 2i.-At
7:so O'clock this morning the Lehigh
Valley Line steamer Fred Msrcur.
bound down, gram laden from Chi
esgo, met the schooner John Il. Mer-
rili, coal laden. bound no, ia TOW Of the
tug Swan, st Bar P9;nt. In an en-
desvor 10 AVOID snslloir water boia ves-
sells sheersd silghtiy from the proper
course and the steamer struck the
schooner . slsncing How on tbe'port
side Just forward smidshfps, making a
big hole. The Merrill was thrown over
on the bar, where en- sank IN . few
minutes IN fourteen feet OF water. The
crew we're recued uniniared. The
Nercur vas rot damaged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

wAsnxsrox. April ~. - Senator
Sherman announced in the United
States senate on Wednesday that care
ful examination of the amendments
made Ia the Chinese restriction act Of
May, Isc2. showed that the restriction
laws did not expire until July, 1894
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22

LISBON, April 2l.-The explosion of .
public fountain at Ergobia caused gen.
efal CONSERVATION for time, aud gave
rise to the impression that the anar-
chists had put bomb in the fountain.
It was ascertained on examination that
the explosion was probably due to
natural causes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-22
Canning OF the Invaders.

ASTkLorE SPRINGS. Wyo., April 2l.-
Tonight the commard OF cavalry
.scortng the invaders to Douglas are
,neanped at Ogslls,ls. i've miles from
here. which they reached last night.
ana where trey lad over today. Ths
tad rcsfs snd storm w8li delay them
two OF three days.