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PRESIDENT MkINLEYlN CINCINNATI
Met by a Large Crowd aud Ii Lust.
lily Checred When AIighting
IS.ou, t&,o f,n.,. slF4.

Cincinnati. o.. Nov. President
Mckinley and party arrived this morn
ing, leaving the train at Terrence
road, two miles out. The little sta
ton is merely a crossing, but a great
crowd was present and cheered Justify.
A presidential salute was fired. The
president acknowledged the compli-
ment paid him by bowling TO the right
and left. The party at once drove to
+. d. Schmcdlappe's home, where the
party will be entertained.
Subsequently thepresident held a re-
ception at the chamber of commerce.
The great hall vas packed with ladies
and gentlemen. The appearance. of
the president was signalized by a cheer
ing of the crowds outside and taken up
when he camc into the chamber. He
was introduced by the president of the
chamber. Mckinly made n brief
speech, saying in part: among many
causes for congratuiation to be OBJ
served in II countr;- none gives me
greater qualification than the
prevalence of the ~fraternal
spirit in all sections of the Unit
ed States. Love of country, patriotic
sentiment. devotion to our free insti,
tutions is everywhere manifest in ey-
cry portion Of u grnt country" THE.
president then shook hands with as,
many as could reach him in an allotted
time. Subsequently he held a rccep-
ton for the friends Of the Young NJ tn's
Business club at st. Nichols hotel.
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WALKED TO HIS EXECUTION.
Ratka, the Indian Bali Player.
Executed for killing a

Rival.
Chelsea, i. T.. NOV. 3.-John Watka,
lle Creek Indian who shot JOINS Deer
mother member of his own tribe. was
egnlly executed for the crime Satur-
lay.
The mcn were rivals for the hand of
the same girl and fought at a dance
at which she was present to decide
Who should gain her. Wntka killed
Deer and nfterward married the In
ilian maiden.
Several days prior to the time set
for his execution preparations for his
wife's future welfare were completed
and. the pain of parting oye Watka
ret out alone to the public execution
grounds. in due time he arrived.
The crowd was waiting. The prisoner
assumed his position on Bonded knees
with Arms tied behind and a blind
fold over the eyes. The rifle wns
placed in the hands of n good marks
man; u sharp crack and the white
spot marked for the heart was DIS
colored with the squirting blood caused
by the deadly bullet.
Late this summe Watka went to
KANSAS City With n base hall nine of
his fellow reds and played a game ut
one of the parks. He had ample OPP
portunity to escape, but returned tn
the territory of his own accord hat
mis- sentence might be carried out.
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MONTANA STOCK GOING EAST
Shipments IRE Heavy From All
~ & pOinia. sac

Huron, Nov. 3.--Montana stockmen
are shipping immense numbers OF cattle
over the Chicago and Northwestern
railway to eastern markets. This city
is made he feeding station for these
great herds and daily the stock yards
here are filed with as fine looking cat
tie as were ever transported to any
market. Shipments from the ranges on
the Missouri river and on the great
Sioux reservation are also very heavy
and the railroad is taxed to its utmost
capacity to transport them. The time
made from this city t Chicago ia about
twenty-five hours.
The residence of P. F. Bussey in
Browns addition was badly demaged by
fire Saturday. 1t will require an ex-
penditure OF several hundred dollars to
put the house in habitable condition.
The funeral Of the late Harvey
Thompson. who fell dead while doing an
GRAND at a neighbor's Saturday, took
place Monday morning, conducted by
DR.. c. B. Clark from the family resi-
dence. ten miles south OF the city. The
attendance was very large. MI. Thomp-
son had been a resident OF this county
for fifteen years.
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profanation OF The sacred scriptures
when gay here was a man sent from
God and his name was Henry George"
G88 nDrnC..rsn,. en Rrs,ol rlwn

PROCLAMATION Of the sacred scriptures
when ! ray here was a mar sent from
God and his name was Henry George
Procession TO Brooklyn.
The, procession which accompanied
he remains to Brooklyn was in many
respects thezmost remarkable ever witt
messed in New York. The catafalque
wD . magnificent creation of black
brondcloth and at the base was twelve
feetswide.
Thu horses of Jet black were covered
with black netting and were led by
sixteek grooms. The only emblem OF
the top5of the casket was a small white.
wreath
The Organizations that paid honor to
Mr.. George by following the funeral
car fell into line from the side streets
of Madison avenue below Forty-second
street. There was some disappointment
at the small number of followers. 1t
was conservatively estimated that there
were less than 800 men In line.
There were marks of respect all along
the line. Barred heads were the rule on
both sides OF the street and many men
and women were noticed to be crying.
1t was 8 O'Clock when the head OF the
column rounded into Broadway at
Fourteenth street. Here It was noticed
that there wal much weeping. The pro-
ccssion from that point to City Hall
park was without incident ave for q
repetition Of the scene OF grief which
had been manifested along the entire
route.
Simple private services will be held at
10 o'clock this morning at the family
residence. The body will be carried to
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
Weather Was Pleasant the Dogs
We're Speedy and Attend
ance Large.
IMPORTANT DECISION AT PIERRE
Nominees ON Petition Not Entitled
10 Piace IN the Regular
COinmms..Montana Cat.
tie Going Fast.

F%landrcau, Nov. 3.-IThe FandreaN
3courslng meet. just closed. was the most
successful one in the line Of sports held
here this season. The weather was ex-
cellent and the races first class. being
witnessed by a large crowd. Flandreau
has the. best coursing grounds in his
part OF the state and is mentioned ia
vorably as the place for the Waterloo
cup (natlonal) contest mex year. Six
teen dogs were entered and ran the first
day in pairs, as follows:
Trouper, owned by o. r. Hess, and
Sport. owned by Elmo Dunn, the former
winning.
Wauhinkape, owned by Charles Da-
Wis, and Iowa Girl. owned by II. NJ. KEEL
logg, the latter winning.
Ariadne, owned by Nichols & Mead.
and Skip, owned by v. Frink, the for
lner winning.
Fanny. owned by NJ. A. Csss. and
Nancy, owned by Jack King. the latter
winning.
Happy Jack, owned by Joe Carrow.
and Gyp. owned William Green. the lat
ter winning.
Sharp, owned by Alex Pitcock, and
Fanny. owned by Elmo Dunn, the latter
winning.
Credit. owned by E. NJ. Kellogg. and
Cashier, owned by Nichols & Ladd, the
former winning.
Fannie Johnson, owned by Charles
Davis, and Hector, owned by Nichols
4 Laid. the latter winning.
The second days courses were run as
follows:
Trouper and Iowa Girl. latter winning.
Ariadne and Nancy, former winning.
Gyp and Fanny Dunn, former WIN
ming.
Credit and Hector, latter won.
The finals were then u and resulted
IS follows:
Iowa Girl and Ariadne. former won.
Gyp and Hector, latter won.
Iowa Girl and Hector, latter won, Civ
ing Hector first place, Iowa Girl second
and Arladne and Gyp dividing third
money.
DR.. G. Irwin Royce OF Minneapolis
acted as judge and Joseph Dodd OF Far
well, s. D., as slipper, both giving good
satisfaction.
The local organization has selected
the following officers: Charles Davis,
president; Frank Mead, treasurer; NJ.
A. Cass. secretary. Executive commit
tee, j. r. Smith. Ed Akam, George A.
Pettigrew. Frank ]. Mead and NJ. A.
Cass.
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MURDER COMMITTED AT AURORA
Peter Brown Is Shot Dead by a
Highwayman Who Also Kills
His Own Brother.

Aurora, Ill, Nov. Peter Braun
and his brother Harry conduct a
small grocery store at the outskirts
of Aurora. At 10 o'clock last night
they closed the store and started Tor
home. Two masked men confronted
them with drawn revolvers. Peter,
the oldest brother, attacked one of the
robbers and was greeted with four
pistol shots. Every bullet hit, and tho
grocer fell dead aknost upon his own
doorstep. Harry Braun fled. The man
who did the shooting saw a figure in
the darkness and gave it a shot, which
penetrated the brain. The second dead
man proved to be a brother of the
highwayman. The murderer stole q
horse and wagon. The rig found at
Batavia seven miles away with two
revolvers on the seat. No further
trace of the murderer.
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.sERsTlrloSs.
..e,l Mnye so,nc Qaeer.

- -
MssasaS5S NdaiOua. sag
Chamberlain, s.. III. Nov. ss@-,Not-
*ithstanding the advancement of the
Sioux, they still retain many of their
primitive customs and beliefs. Mt
long ago in Indinn living on White
Glay creek. OnBtheS Pine Ridge rcsersAs
ton, lost a daughter by death. HIS
ilfaiction affected him to sucha degree
that he believed thai lie was en lei
upon to perform some desperate deed.
aud with this idea he informed his
friends that he must either kill ths
assistant government farmer stationed
in his district, or burn n slaughter
house that was recently completed in
the vicinity. A few nights later tie
structure was burned. As no attempt
has been made on the life of the rs.
%sistant farmer, it is thought the heart
broken warrior took this means Of al.
leviating his distress. In the pfss
some, of the more fanatical indians.
when they felt they were about to de
We're imbued with the idea that If tlev
took some white man with them Their
journey to the hnppy hunting grounds
would be u pleasant one, and instances
Of such attempts are quite numerous.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. sSM@soAc; No. :
spring. s4@e3c; No. 2 red. s6A@aSAc.
Corn-No. 2, 26A@26hc; No. 2 yellow. 26E
oastts-No. 2, 1sllsAc; 10. ? white. 22,aa
2sf F,a No. s : whl;S; {. 2. &, @ asaa2s os
Timothy Seed-Prime. SEQ.
Provisions-Mess pork, 1897. 20; lard
$4.25a4. 27lha: short rib sides, &4.4OQ4 80; dr.,
sailed shoulders. 81. 75G5.0 90; short clear
sides, IS .N05 .l2h.
Whisky-.Distiilers' finished goods. pei
gallon, $1.1S.
sugar-Cut loaf. 1874; graduated. s5.2l.
E~ggs-Tresh, 1SHc.
~ CifeeSe-Sl.c. 4- ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
WILL BE A REAL STAGE MARRIAGE
Two Members of Opera Company
to We'd Before the
F0Otltuhts.

Anderson, Ind, Nov. 3.-Dora
Brooks of Detroit, Mich, and George
Williams Of Syracuse, N. Y, both mem-
bers of the Wilbur Opera company,
which has a three nights engagement
in this city, began on the process of
getting II marriage license under the
Indiana laws. They also engaged a
preacher and completed all arrange
to be married in this city dur
ing the performance Wednesday night.
They play opposite parts in a love
scene in Wednesday nights opera, and
their wooing and wedding this time
will be in dead earnest and all of the
chorus girls will be sure enough
bridesmaids. They have been engaged
six months.
Non-residents have to, 81 through
considerable red tape to get II license
in Indiana, but it will be granted in
time.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

&c. Hull. once a preacher in St. Paul,
Mimi. and now an inmate of thu state
prison at Saltwater. under conviction OF
attempting to poison his wife, has been
assigned to the duty of catching rats
that infast the cells and corridors, and
.is reported to be becoming quite prof.
Gent in the task. When there are no
rats that require catching he is kept
busy with odd jobs about the yard,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
4 cARLlsT AGENT IN NEW YORK
Count Pe~naloza, Friend of Spanish
I'rctender, in New York

81 Hr
New York, Nov. 1.-County Henr,
de Pe%naloza, one of the leaders in
Paris of the Carlist movement, was a
passenger OF the White Star liner Ger.
manic, which arrived here from Liver.
pool yesterday.
Count Penaloza is one of the most
enthusiastic supporters of the preten.
sions of Don Carlos to the throne OF
Spain. While he would no. admit it
in words, the count gave a decided i'm.
preston that his visit here has some
connection with an attempt to be
made in Don Carlos interest.
Count Penaloza said that he would
visit different cities in the United
States for a month and then would 70
10 Chill. Being asked whether there
was any immediate prospect of a Car.
list uprising, he said he did not think
there would be for several montsat
vofR N5AGe 49,
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It is strange what triles some men
will fight over. Two young fellows re-
Gently got into an angry dispute In front
of the Gibraltar building over the pro-
nunciation of Gibraltar. One insisted
that the first syllable was pronounced
jlb, while the other asserted thai e had
a hard sound. They finally came to
blows. but were parted by friends. They
haven't settled the question yet.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

An interesting case was decided re-
Gently in Naugatnck. Conn. a man
who refused 20 assist !, policeman in
making an arrest of n troublesome
prisoner based his refusal on the
ground that as he "a an alien he
could not be legally called upon to as
sist in enforcing the laws of this
try. He was arrested and was fined
SO and costs in the borough court,
the judge holding that while a resi-
dent of this sonntry he was subject to
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
THEY BETRAYED THE STRIKERS
Local Presidents Consptrcd to Break
the Strike aud Keep Old

Springfield. ILL.,, NOV. Tile execns
tive committee of the state miners or
ganization met this morning and COM
pleted the investigation OF the charges
against President James Carson, e..
Fallon and four others, George Horn
OF Glen Carbon, VIM. Norbury OF Troy,
James Page of Stanton, and Thomas
Simpson of Collinsville, the presidents
of the local miners. Each was charged
with conspiring with the Consolidated
Coal company to settle the strike in
the Consolidated fields at the old scale.
Carson presented his resignation as
state president and it was accepted. A
resolution WINS passed, hut not madQ
public. The four local presidents wers
found guilty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

ASBerlin paper contains a commnni-
cation from a ~stenographer who claims
to have discovered that the dramas of
Shakespeare We're originally printed
from st%enographic reports made ut
the theater. and that this accounts for
many of the unintelligibilities He
insists that the early quar,o editions
were printed by the use of stenograph-
siu notes, and that the system used was
= invented by an Englishmanea few
years before Shakespeare's birth.
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Non Be FOR WANI OFcAsA
If Low Is Defeated Lack of Funds
Can No BE Ascribcd as the
(ynuas of IT,

New York. Oct. 2a.-In the event ct
the defeat of Seth Low it will not be
possible, in the light of the statement
given out by the Citizens union treas
urer. ]. Kennedy Todd, to allege that
failure of the non-partisan movement
was not the result OF inadequate finan-
cial support. Mr.. Todd says that the
union has been supplied with funds
beyond its actual needs, and IN
has it that the total of contributions
to the cause is about 81. 100000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
New r

Pierre, Nov. s.-Artieles IF incorporation
have been filed for the Crescent Gold Min
ing and Milling company. with h%eadquar-
tiers Mt Custer. and a capital stock of
5 100000. There is a long list of incorpor-
ators. with John w. McFadden at the
head.
The state seohetary's Office has granted
authority to c. II. Lien to start n s;ate
bank at Summit. Roberts county.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

Among some recently discovered pa.
.Pers which once belonged to Jabez
Cotton OF Longmendow, Mass, is the
following entry: New church bell
bought Of Pau! Revere, Boston, 1910.
Weight OF the bell and tongue, 1885
pounds, at ~ Icsnts per pound, S526.52.,
The bell is now in Kings chapel, Bos.
ton.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT KILLED
He Had Charge OF Building the
Tunnel for Chicago's Water

Chicago, Nov. William Sullivan
Knight, superintendent Of the work OF
driving a tunnel from the lake under
the city to increase the water supply,
was instantly killed, and Patrick Law
renee, night foreman was fatally in
jured by an explosion of dynamite.
twenty-five laborers had just left the
tunnel to make way for the day force
when the accident occurred. The ex-
plosion was caused by one of the men
being unaware of their presence in
the tunnel connecting an lectric wire
which set the dynamite off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Ofncia, List ut the Department Is
Further Revised and FIX

Washington, Nov. 2.-The following pen
ions were granted yesterday:
Iowa-Original: William II. Coffin,
Pennington. Increases: Thomas Gookin,
Russell. Reissue: Francis NJ. Morrow,
Ottumwa. Widows: Valeria Smith, Keo-
Kennedy. Leando; Sarah j. Hogoboom,
Manson; Elizabeth Barlo~r. Council BUNS.
South Dakota-Additional: Martin Red
ing, Fredericks.
acknowledgement: Jchn f. Hood.
Wymore. Increase: Aaron G. Herrlott.
Geneva. Reissue: Lester Fox, Nemaha
City. Widows and Minors: Minor of Isaac
H. Howard, %lndianola.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

A French author comedies that the
world will become Anglo-Saxon. and
that this result will be accomplished n
century from now, with the United
States at-rs front. German writer's
by no me,.Es agree to this view. They
regard Germany as an expanding
power in business as well us numbers,
ind expect their race and language to
he playing u prominent part in the
world in the year 1000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

Graphic illustration of the power Of
an ocean flyer is given by a Mass Gnu
sets manufacturer who says that the
horsepower of the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse 10000 ia double the total
horsepower employed in the busy mas
ufactnring city Of Holyoke, which
ranges generally from 10000 to $4,000.
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IIanna's E.,imnte Of George

Cincinnati, Oct. 29.-Whcn Senator
Hanna was advised of the death OF
Henry George he said: ut is a shock
to the country. Henry George was an
honest man; a man Of
conviction. But as far as
his usefulness was concerned II
was nentralized by his one idea. Had
he been broader in views he would
have been ~ great benefactor to his
country. But he was no demagogue.
George was winning many votes from
Tnmmunv,"
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Nobody Wants Him.

Chamberlain, Nov. 3.-An insane ne
gro who has lived on the Pine RIDGE
reservation for several years, has been
the cause of considerable correspond
ence with the federal authorities. An
effort was made to send him to the
national asylum at Washington, but
the Washington authorities decided
that the law would lot permit Of his
being received there. Fall River conn
~ was then requested to take charge
OF MIN, but refused. Until it is de-
cided who should properly have charge
of him, the negro is confined in the
guard house at Pine Ridge agency.
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No more will Mary call the cattle
home across the sands o Dee" A big
company has bought The scenes OF
Charles Kingsley's beautiful poem. and
is "reclaiming'' the waste land. Where
'all alone went she'.' there will be fac
tories and houses. and, if the cattle
stray there at all. 1t will be in circum-
scribed fields, for the salt marshes
where Mary met her fate are doomed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

A New York woman was Initiated into
the Buddhist faith in that city recently
and the vows III took were: II pledge
TO abstain from destroying conscious
life: I abstain from anything that does
not belong to me; l abstain from UNI:
truth and SANDER; I abstain from TAX
ing alcoholic and stupefying drugs"
That's good enough doctrine even for a
lNhrfakia n - W. 1922 1870 .--
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A Kansas City stenographer who an
swered an advertisement which stated
that some knowledge of bookkeeping
was also required. was asked the frs,
dag to post the ledger. She innocently
asked her employer II he wanted her to
drop 1t In the pastoff1ce.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

A leading New York doctor met his
bride on a yachting trip last summer.
When the yacht reached its noorings
h couple went right over 10 Jersey
City and We're married. Tie cuurtship
lasted only a few hours and the mar
rage a trlfe longer. The doctor de-
serted her the next morning and now
the wife OF a day is suing for divorce
and alimony.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

William II. Brown of Jewett CITY.
Conn.,. has succeeded in rnising n blue
pond lily which he has in bloom at
his home, raised from seed which he
planted early in the spring in a place
prepared as rear like their native
hsnnts as possible. There are a dozen
,.iore buds O slowly coming up nm
Ter the water. The flower is very
,rettY.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

The inspector Of inebriate usylums
in England reports that drunkenness
among the poor, but also among the
women. 81 a. male drunkarSs in one
asylum AT we're well educnted, lO1 of
them being university men. Social
drinking was named as the cause in
22sEcases. In over so per cent the orig
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GliNnnn

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Hogs-Receipts. "a
600; 1000 left over; markets strong and
about &c higher. Heavy, $3.50@3.75;
mixed, $3.35@3.75; light, S3.4O@3.75; rough
heavy. $3.25@3.4O.
Cattle-Receipts, 4.5Oo: market steady.
Sheep - Receipts. $4,000; market
steady.
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G. a. Smith Of Smithtown, Mass,
tas a looking glass that was given to
mis- grlndfather's great grandfather in
1916. II is in a good state of preserva-
ton and is a good glass, though of
small size. Mr.. Smith has also an old
apple tree that has reached the age of
$50 years. It bore apples last year,
and has a few Oil il this year.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06

Without changing its moral purpose,
Sardou would have impaired a certain.
tone to the play of "Magda," which
would have relieved 1t Of the shadow
with which Sudermann has enveloped
y. The French handle a situation 81.
that sort with more grace andinRenu.
,lty than the Germans. -
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HELD UP BY A HE,GHsoR.
A Missouri Farmer Is Killed fol
Resisting M Attempt to
Hob Him.

Merrior, No.. Nov. 2.-Nathan Stark
a prominent farmer, was held up or
the highway last night by Ira Sexton
n neighEor, who attempted to rob him
Stark resisted and Sexton shot anC
killed him. Sexton was taken to
Princeton and placed in Jail. The feel.
ing against him is strong and an ex.
ira guard vas placed about the Jail
Three other members were put under
arrest. They r Sections wife, her
sister and a stranger from Indiana.
Sexton says he did not want to kill,
Stark, but the latter showed fgh,
when he was held up. The robbers goi
nothing.