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The silver star., 1899-02-09
surpr!rrd the Par slun.

All the French papers nre caugh, by the
fact that the five American commission
ers appeared In evening dress at the last
When the American delegation first arr
rived n Paris the Madrid papers spread
throughout Europe the report that Its
and without personal servants--thnt, In n
word, they looked like a company OF "per-
sonally conducted tourists. Ambassador
Monson's recent reference TO American
diplomats had revived the French phrase
shirt-sieeye diplomacy so that the
comme-il-faUt appearance of the Amer
icnns In the final scene of the negotia-
tions made quite an impression on the
the simple fact that the commissioners
had dressed. not for the signing OF the
treaty. but for n dinner party 10 which
they were Invited for the same evening
but that humdrum circumstance thus far
has escaped the Partisan newspapers.
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MARRIED NUNS.

'Sister Marie Magdalene, nun Of the
Dominican Order" who formed the
subject OF a book recently published in
France by the religious press, is NO
other than the late Duchess Of Alen-
con. sister OF the Empress Of Austria.
and who perished in the flames of the
charity bazaar at Paris about two
years ago. says the Marquise de Fon-
tenoy In the Washington Post. Few
people are aware OF the fact that this
duchess. who at one time Of her life
had been afiianced to the late King
Louis Of Bavaria. was a nun through
out the last ten or fifteen years of her
life. although married and living with
her husband.
l am perfectly aware that this may
sound extraordinary. But the Domin-
lean order has several branches and
divisions One OF these Is known as
the Third Order Of Dominicans." and
while It imposes certain vows OF the
order upon It's members, II neverthe-
less admits of their remaining men
and women of the world and at the
heads Of their respective families. They
wear the scapula Of the order. but not
outwardly. and the only sumptuary OBJ
legation imposed upon the women Of
this Third Order is the avoidance Of
any undue luxury as regards dress.
They are supposed to make a public
profession OF their connection with the
order AZ long as they remain In tho
world. the understanding being that
they should do all the good work possi-
BILE. and that on becoming free from
The silver star., 1899-02-09

Many Of the tragedies of the Spanish
american war will remain unwritten
and many will probably never be told.
For the soldiers Of Spain the horrors
oI the war did not altogether cease
with the declaration OF peace. The
story which am about to relate proves
this.
! kre" 1i at least one gallant ofiicer,
-, aad served his country well for
many years. and whose reward was a
sentence Of ignominious death at the
hands of his own countrymen. For
aught l know the execution Of the de-
cree may already have taken place.
At any rate I saw him sail for Spain
hopeless and broken old man. The
death sentence had already been pass
ed upon him and at his own request he
was going home-to die. l was in
San Juan. Porto Rico, about a week
before the evacuation. The streets
and cafes were filled with Spanish Of
ficers. found them to be both cour-
teous and dignifled. Yet there was
much of pathos in their bearing. Like
the French who contemplate the drap-
ed statue. representing Strasburg, in
the Place de la Concord, and think Of
Alsace-Lorraine, so these men gazed
fondly at Casa Blanco, once the resi-
dence OF Ponce de Leon, and thought
sadly of their four centuries of pos
session. One of our officers volun-
teered one day to take me on a visit
to Col. San Martin. who had command
ed the Third battalion of the Spanish
troops. and who was then a prisoner
in the barracks. When l was told
that he was under sentence of death
Tor cowardice was not predisposed to
his favor. But when l saw the man
and talked with him my feeling Of re-
vulsion changed to one of great pity.
The story Of his disgrace is soon
told. He was in command Of the
Spanish troops in several Of the inte-
rior cities, and, being opposed by our
Eleventh regulars. under command of
Col. De Russy, he retreated from place
to place without as much resistance
as the Spanish commander at the capt.
tai thought a brave man should have
made.
As matter Of fact. his forces were
entirely inadequate to cope with ours
and the Spaniards were so out-general-
ed by the United States troops that re-
sistance was suicidal. Upon Col. San
Martins arrival at San Juan he was
court martialed in most theatrical
manner. by order OF Gen. Macias, gov
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Electroly.,s of Water y pcs.

A curious state of things was OBJ
served recently in observing the cle..-
trolysis Of water pipes In Dayton. Ohio.
in which 1t was found that stones and
pebbles near the pipes In some cases
seem to have been electro-plated with
the metal of the pipes. which one of
the experts believe has never been OBJ
served before.
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Utrons r,s. for. siaer.nony.

Every nllpshoIlse In the land is full
Of old bachelors, pale. moping men,
who mediate on childhood and It's
memories q friends. II old age comes
with wealth then the bachelor. realizes
that the sweetest things Of life cannot
be bought. His house Is not home.
Those wh0 walt on him work not for
love, but for wages. He is like trav-
eler IN Q strange land, who wishes for
q genuine restinG place, and some one
to look at whom he loves.-Pittsburc
Dispatch.
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uov.s THAI

We oficr One Hundred Dollars reward for any
Ease Of Catarrh TINT cannot be cured by Hall ls
Catarrh Cure.
III. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O
We, thc undersigned, have known r.. j.
Cheney for tho Inst Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable In NIL business transact tions
and financially nblc TO carry out any obiign.
uons made by their firm.
West 4 Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.: WnldinR.. kinnnn q Marvin, Wholesale
Druggikts. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh euro n tnkcn internally, act.
Ing directly upon the blood nnd mucous surfaces
of tho System Testimonials sent frcA Price
nc per bottle. Sold by oil druggists
Halls Family Pills arc tho best
The silver star., 1899-02-09
LANA TRuANcY LAW.
ltting In Increased Attendance
Sch OOl.

Schoo
Ite truancy board of Indiana has
lleted appointments of the truant
pr the present year. The report
has prepared shows what Indi-
n compulsory education law. in
year of Its enactment, did in In
|ools last year.
there We're 237 truant officers.
Hired and ten of these made full
showing that their cost to the
s25. 5.5A.6l. or about S16S for each
hs a consequence of the law and
cement 80 000 non-attendants were
TO the schools.
ting the poor to clothe their chill
to buy school books, only $l5,-
necessary. The law being new.
$ considerable trouble last year
ing il, and little needless ex-
Ihe anti-child labor law, which
,-operates with 1t. is also better
I'd. and 1t is thought that about
re children falling under the re-
Is of the law will be brought into
OILS. There are some defects in
which one years experience has
out. but they will be remedied by
Legislature.
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Laws =. to shipwrsolss.

English law allows In. case of ship
wreck damages to the amount of $40
per person II no life is lost and $75 in
case OF such a. loss. French law. on
the other hand, does not recognize any
responsibility ION the part of steam
ship companies. %
The silver star., 1899-02-09
lGay Brins L.pro.y to rh,. Couo,r,,

Our soldiers in Hawaii may contract
leprosy and bring 1t to this country.
While leprosy Is to be dreaded, there
are Q thousand times as many Victims
to stomach disorders. but there is n
cure In Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Other ailments TINT the Bitters are n
specific for are malaria, fever- ana
ague. Sold at all drug stores.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

The Joslin Dry Goods Company of
Denver make "A Ibid for the western
mail order business. You will find
their ads. in this paper from now on.
They have been in business In Denver
for twenty-six years. and are most
reliable. 'Implicit. confidence can be
placed in their statements.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

Eight United States senators were
born In gOhio-Allen, Allison. Baker,
Carter. Elkins, Fairbanks, Hanna and
Turpie. -s- =
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ROMANCE OF THE WAR
HOW AN OFFICER WAS COURT
MARTlALRD.

ssntsnesd 70 he shot Because he Was
Outesneralsd by > Powerful Amssl-
can ooup-Gavs Away His Msdais-A
Pathetic Farewell.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

1believe my prompt .use of Piso's Cure
Wallace, Marquette, Kan, Dec. IL, '05
The silver star., 1899-02-09

FITS permanently Cured. aontr or nervousness afts,
hrst days u.e Of Dr. kiinrs Great Nerve Rsstorrr.
eend tar FREE e1.OO trial bottle and tr~ntiae.
Dn L. H. ktisk. Ltd. WI Arch st.. Philadelphia. Pa
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Tit for Tat.

"The lips that touch liquor shall never
30 warbled a damsel with zcst quite divine
Then retorted the man with wickedest glee
The girls that kiss poodles shall never
kiss me.''
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pleasant To me-" "why?" "ilccaiisc IL II
hard work for him to be pleasant 10 amy.
body"
The silver star., 1899-02-09
JoNArHAN AND JOHN.

0rya
With John and Jonathan as one
"e worids great peace will have begun.
With Jonathan and John at war
Ihe hour that havoc hungers for
WI Mili strike in ruin. Of blood and tears
Ahs world set back thousand years.
With John and Jonathan sworn to stand
g9n0ulaer 9nst t9 shoulder hand BY hand,
FROM tropic sea to frozen zone.
When Jonathan and John forget
Inc scar of an ancient wound to fret
AND smile to think of an ancient feud
which the God Of the nations turned to
When th,so recently Gladstone !
And ffRinsdd.his Of Washington: II
The The prida sasa washington among great
How palt men, as one peculiarly
How smgreat. He has been to me
In the BIZ than forty years a light
earlea' centu path of life" 1t means
hearts are greater than
sea.bounds-that he who lives
A new who lives unselfishly, he
soning
timber lords speak out grand as
ra ransuh,. .,,a,. u, belongs not to a nation
electric amanity. In which respect
allie allie conI,ton has no advantage over
stated tblest Of us who have open
the tine sap sap n noble impulses.
eXtractei 600
another .,,s AYNsr coincidence
ton is f6S'''
tro-capilour thoughts should have
Si,,aer, s,,,tS :, ,rected last week towards
mercinll and his actions In relation
great inlave conditions of the United
No. If we cali him the emanci-
The Washington should be called
s made osat pre-visionary. In 1850
renderete: "It is among my first
a heavito see some plan adopted by
Just orSlavery in this country may
Steel cqished. Again in 1897 he
pounds II wish from my soul thai
for t. 'agislature of this State coule
part Of 1885, In @ ftff8aral "a aR9alltal1. taf
the receivers have also ordered from
the Pittsburg Locomotive Works 80
more of the consolidated locomotives
with 22x2S>inch cylinders.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

Little Dick cried when he wore his new
shoes" Don't they fit?'' "Ycs. but they
The silver star., 1899-02-09

Mrs. winslow.s Soothing syrup.
FOR children teething ,softens the inam
nAton, ,allays pain wind colic cents bottle
The silver star., 1899-02-09

EooII..'S ;1II1e SU1 Ut rIe1D ted UNer a III g
lay on pile of straw in "a corner. covered
with ragged bedquilt. The other float
represented II neat bedroom, with an iron
uniform with white cap. and the differ
ent appliances that are in common use in
well-ordered hospitals. 1t made a very
striking contrast as well a pretty pi-
ture.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

,,,. Those .,, new neishSsss,. must be very or.
catch mice"
The silver star., 1899-02-09

.Hobson dotes on his mother-in-iaw."
Just to be peculiar?' mo; at Christmas
she always sends him something that his
wife can't use."
The silver star., 1899-02-09

Our Audubon Club had an interesting
meeting to-day. what bird are you
The silver star., 1899-02-09

AOAAO"SA yOuT
tions, and cannot praise your medicine
enough for what it has done for me.
Many thanks to you for your advice.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has cured me, and will recon-
mend tito my yfriends.-Mrs. FLORENCE
r. HOFFMAN, 512 Roland St., Canton, o.
The condition described by Mrs. Hoff-
man will appeal to many women, yet
lots of sick women struggle on with
their daily tasks disregarding the
urgent warnings until overtaken by
actual collapse.
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled, for years she worked side by side
with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for
sometimes past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department Of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women during single year.
The silver star., 1899-02-09
A LIVING WITNESS.
Mrs. Hoffman Describes How she
Wrote to Mrs. Pinlkham tor
Advice, and IL Now We'll

DEAR Mrs. PrNKHAM:-BeSore using
your Vegetable Compound was .
great sufferer. ] have been sick for
months, was troubled with severe pain
In both sides Of abdomen, sore feeling
The silver star., 1899-02-09
Trained Colnred Nurses.

raining School for Nurses at the
Institute. at Tuskagee furnished
the camp at Chickamauga. one
most interesting features of the
before the President down there
Loaf representing the old kind of
in the South compared with the
N the first float was the interior
gro cabin. with an old NANNY
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OLD SORES HEALED.
rnoidents In the PrsAldsnt's Southern Trip
Hh W p itrlotism.

Anutoohss IN tne tfeAidents Soutnofo Ftp
Bh' W Patriotism.
- A. every place, visited by President Nc
kfnley during his recent southern trip
there were manifestations Of patriotism
that We're very gratifying to him. An oc-
at at ! ssa,yannah. s,y It would have been a
ton OF the arrangements, the distin-
guished character of the guests, the
speeches, the enthusiasm that greeted
every allusion to a reunited country and
tween the two sections. 1t was a veritable
love feast, and the demonstrations OF
honor honor toward the President and the 10y
ceeded IN sincerity in any city of the
Secretary Alger again offlciated
lister and led the singing. The
nd the hosts united In singing
Vk, Spangled Banner" Dixie and
vi White and Blue" The Presi
ed as heartily as the most en-
and cheered as loudly as the
IMPRESSIONS of love, pride and 10y
came from every speakers lips.
ess of welcome delivered by the
Gen !; .:;: |s {
was greater than greeted any
me or sentiment.
The silver star., 1899-02-09
70 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY .

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
26c. The genuine hns L. b Q. on each tablet.
The silver star., 1899-02-09

s, also suffered
with dizziness,
headache, and
could not sleep.
I wrote you =
letter describ-
ing my case and
asking your
\. advice. You
4 replied tell
ing me just
what to do. /
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Dem, suiIis4n'. Opening.

The opening of Denny Sullivan 5
Buffet Bar" on Pearl street promises to
surpass anything of the kind ever held
in Boulder. The opening will be held
tomorrow night from $50 to IL p. m. and
from preparations beng made there is
an ever' in store for Bouiderites. The
barroom has been remodeied ana redrc-
GRATED in most attractive style. the bar
fixtures OF highly polished cherry equal,
It not excel, ANYTHING OF the kind in the
state, and altogether. the Establishment
Is model OF its kind. For the occasion
floral decorations will be furnished by
George Cannon of LAFAYETTE and they
will be all that can oe desired. Catere.
y. I. Jackson will have charge OF the
Buffet lunch. while last bu, not least the
well known mixers OF satisfying decoc-
tons, {. b. Galligan and Uncle Fred
E!dred will be on hand to supply The
thirsty with all sorts and styles OF bev.
eragcs.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
RQ1W0v
Line Complete
HO, FOR TexADO.
street Car Line wIIi He Ready for Bu.i-
ue-s Tomorrow.

street Car Line wrri he Ready for Bu.i-
De-s Tomorrow.
Boulder has her street car system. 1t
is an accomplished fact. Indomitable
push. persistence and energy have ac-
complished wonders and if an unforeseen
accident does not interfere, the system
will be in full operation tomorrow. Too
great credit cannot be given the pro
mo;ers OF the scheme. From the mo
ment of inception until the moment OF
fruition. the plan has been attended by
uphill work.
1t now seems that the test is over and
system three miles in length has been
actually established in little over a month
As the finishing touches were being
rushed today scores of people crowded
the streets TO watch the work. The work
on the 18th street bridge was finished BY
noon and the rail LAID. Not grea, while
later the trolley wire was stretched
entirely around the station loop. The
crossing over the railroad tracks was I'm
ished. The eleven cars were unloaded
from the fat cars. All along the line
crowds OF workmen hurriedly put in
the last bolts. In fact the road stood
reality before the ewes of the spectators.
The huge furnaces were hred up late
this afternoon and it is probable that a
thorough test will be made tonight. To
Messrs. Thompson. DYER, Duncan, Allen
and others who have worked to accom-.
plish this end, Boulder owes grateful
praise. They have worked wonders
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Cor Strikers
Refuse Terms
WANTS MORE HELP.
Cieveland'- Chief of Police Believes He
should Have Militia.

Cleveland, June 23-It was believed
last night that as a result Of the confer
ence the strike was over. but this morn
ing the employees by an unanimous vote
rejected the offer of the company to re
instate eighty per cent of the strikers.
Chief of Police Bartlett under the cir
cumstances believes that the police
forces should be supplemented by militia
He will consult with the mayor at once
to this end.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23

The Fort Worth Mail-Telegram of the
date OF June Io is AT hand and contains
the announcement OF the award 10 Miss
Cora Lee Glenn as winner OF the contest,
emitting her to free transportation and
free board at Boulders Chau,auau.,
Her vote was 2S.3Ss, the second vote was
I9. 3S2 and the third S,I7o.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday, and rlonday,
June "A and 20, at the
Peoples Store.

| For this sale we have selected the best
and greatest bargain from every depart
| ment. We guarantee cur prices to be
fully 50 per cent cheaper than the regu.
lar prices. 1t means that you buy one
| dollars worth OF goods for soc.
Ladies summer vests, ribbed, sleeve
| less, sells for Ioc; bargain dav price IS
one quarter its value and they go at 2Hc
each.
Mems pants cheaper than common
overalls, 90 pair co,tonade pants. sell in
every store for ooc. our bargain day price
only 45c.
Fine soft quality silkoline. one yard
wide, the prettest patterns. sell regularly
for I5c. Saturday and Monday per yard
only Sc.
Ladies night dresses, best muslin,
trimmed with cambrc ruffies, soc gown.
goes bargain days at 2oc; cheaper than
the muslin in it.
Ladies' waite skirts, extra wide, TRIM
mea in lace or embroidery. good quality
goods, worth Soc, Saturday and Monday
only 43c
Jus, for the fun of it, We will sell our
mems leather suspenders for only 25c.
Mems soft bosom laundred shirts,
they sell everywhere for 6oc, our special
price Tor Saturday and Monday will be
,oc.
Mems medium weight summer under
wear in white or brown, sells Tor 4oc,
bargain price only 25c.
Children's Tam O'Shanters made OF
linen duck. worth 2Sc. go tor only Ioc.
Here Is a snap in table linen. pure
white. two yards wide, we guarantee all
linen, sells for Soc, bargain price per
yard only 44c.
Two lots OF stamped linen goods, tray
| cloths, doylies, laundry bags, etc. to close
ou, at sc and &c each. worth three times
| as much.
Sixty pieces fly netting IN white, green
and red, sells for &c, Saturday and Mon
| day per yard &C,
Mems summer coats in black. gray or
striped, you pay for /, in an exclusive
clothing store 81 You can have it here
bargain days any SIZE Tor only SOC.
| We will make another run on ladies'
| Oxford tie shoes in black or tan, sell in
every shoe store for SI.So, our price for
Saturday and Monday is only SEC.
Mems dress shoes, genuine bar gain
a big assortment of different styles, lace
or congress, black or Ian color. we bought
them at a bargain and will give you a
bargain-worth SI.7S If it is worth cent.
your choice only SI,23, :
Children's hne French kid shoes, size
l to S. in lace or button. black or tan. 4
shoe that sells for eoc to si.oo; bargain
price SSc.
Ten dozen ladies' white aprons. fine
quality lawn, wide hem, wide band 5,
worth ,oo, bargain day price only Ioc.
great bargain in linen towels, size
IoxS7. warranted linen. sells in Denver
or Chicago for ,oc. Saturday or Moniay
they 20 at Ioc each.
len dozen extra large sheets. bleached.
the Io-+ size. sells in every store tor ooc.
our special price for Saturday and Mon.
day a5c.
Mere is the lowest price on lap robes
you ever heard of, good quality. worth
7se, special price only age.
Children's black hose supporters, bes,
grade. double catch. in black only. sells
for ioc. our bargain price is jus, half. &C.
And many other bargains besides these
mentioned here.
The PxoPLE's STORE.
Sesidsr's great bargain store.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
OF. Has Enough Troops.

Washington. June 25-Accord!ng to
adsices from Manila, thirty five thou
SAM troops there are sufficient. More
than tha, would overtax the ability to
provide food and would increase possi-
billy OF disease.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
DENVER MAY GET 1T.
Republican National Convention Goe
Begging for n Home

Chicago. June 23-This city and ST.
Louis are no, IN th= list OF bidders for
the national convention. ST. Louis is
busy with its international exposition
and the Democrats and Republican do
not want the great gatherings held here.
The Republican convention may go to
CITY,
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
TEMPORARY CABINET.

New French Ministry WIN Merely Accom-
piish Dr~yfu. AcquitfaI.
Paris, June alt is not believed that
the new ministry will hive longer than The
acquit,al Of Dreyfus. 1, is understood t.,
be organized for this purpose only and
when /, is accomplished. the chamber Of
deputies will vote no confidence.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Transvaal buy. Big auns.

Berlin, June 23-The Cologne Gazette
states that the Transvaal government
has ordered from the Krupp factory
twenty-five quick FIRE and several heavy
guns for fort artillery.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23

H. G. Wilson, the Jamestown miner.
was down today locking tor msn. The
reopening OF SO many OF the large prop
ertles IN the vicinity OF the camp has
drained the supply and MIR. Wilson is
having trouble in securing sufficient
number.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Hopes O Reg0In
Son Fe|00||dO
AGGls IN COMMAND.
Philippine Leaders Prepare to Fake san
Fernando rom Americans

Fernando rom Americans.
Manila, June 25-Aguinaldo has taken
personal command of The forces formerly
led by Luna and is worrying Macarthur
by petty night attacks. Two men were
wounded in the 18TH regiment in a light
skirmish last night.
1t is McArthurs opinion that Agui-
naldo is preparing for a desperate at
tempt 10 retake San Fernando. Rein.
forcemen,s have Joined his forces during
the las, few days that bring his total
strength to six or eight thousand. The
Americans are pre- pared to meet them.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Carnegie Get. a n,r Contract.

P'tisburg, lune ,3-The Carnegie iron
Russian government FOR 10000 tons OF
steel rails within six months. The price
Is not stated but is understood to be very
high. The order Is the largest ever
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
Engineer Threatened with Deaf,

Evansville. Ind, June a3-Antonio
Padesta, an engineer in the First Avenue
mine. states that he was threatened with
death II be ran the engine last night. He
consequently shut down and the mine
was closed today. The grand jury is
making little progress.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23

DR.. L, L. Conan and DR.. NJ. Harrison
have returned from Denver where they
were in attendance upon the medic al
convention. The latter was elected as
one OF the vice presidents of the asso-
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
American. Operate In Canada.

Montreal, June 2S-The Dominion
Steel and Smelter company has been
formed with capital OF Sao.oooooo for
treating Cape Breton and other ores.
The scheme is backed by Americans.
Daily camera., 1899-06-23
English Troops for Africa.

Portsmouth. England. June 25-'rhe
second battalion of the Shropshire infan.
try was today ordered 10 hold Itself in
readiness to proceed to South Africa.