davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
Bia.inx the WAY,

First Explorer-Great Scott, man!
what's that strapped on that last
sledge?
Second ENplorcr-Dot's Limburger
ehees- We drob of a pound each mile.
Now We can't get loosded. amt it?-
Truth.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
A CorkeY.

Stranger-What is the baby's name :?
GIl-Miles Dewey Roosevelt Schley
Hobson Funston Smith.
Stranger-Ah. Is that all?
Girl-Oh, Mother first name is Ger
trude!-Puck
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
Positively viliainous.

NAes-Wasn't II disgraceful the way
Jones snored In church to-day?
-Dixgraceful isn't the word for
Il; Il woke me right up. --Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
Hound to He Good.

Brown-Does that new restaurant get
up . good meal7
Jones-Splendid. Even the propris-
toc dincs there. Ohio State Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
TRAGEDY.

Beneath the sofa Johnny hid.
A fiendish grin he wore
Her lover weighed 800 pounds
There's Grape upon the door.
IN. Y. World.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
Very Serious.

DR.. Squills-It was the worst case Of
insomnia ever saw.
DIR. Pilk-It was?
DIR. Squills-Yes, indeed. Why the
man couhin't even sleep in Philadel-
phia.-N. Y Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30

BLOOD disease ChkOrO0i1
can be cured by
HUDYAN. tie great
vegetable remedy for
the blood and nsFvea
HUDYAy viii On.
heh the blood and give
II back its healthy, Dd
color. The blood being
In . poor condition,
none Of the organs Of
the body 0S properly
Aour!shsd. HUD.
YAN win ea11s the
AlNoA fn ko-A
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
AnIaIsr.. nninio..

They praise the bee for industry:
ia hustle. too. no doubt,
Ell life were nothin' else fur me
Than grand. sweet free lunch route.
-WAshington Star.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
The Ea.,..t Thtn. to no.

Limitation IL the sincerest tiattery."
"Oh, l don't know. Sometimes it is
only sign Of laxiness. s."-Chicagc Daily
Record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
Green SICKNESS

II rather common diseass and is nss with
anonsst young women. 1t v caused from An
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
R>aay for I.,peetioa

'There comes Maud. wonder II
she'n stop and speak to usF"
sYes, indeed. She's got on brand
new dress."-Chicago Daily Record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30
OAving Unnecessary Words.
Fikerr--I was at the .races yesterda,

Riksrr (interrupting) : Sorry, old
man, but I'm broke myself. Puck.
Daily camera., 1899-08-30

HxtraoraiaaPy Opttnstssa.
"He's = pcxsimist, l understand"
~ pess:mist: Well, hardly. Why,
he believes In himself. ."-CAleAeo foeA
Daily camera., 1899-08-30

A cure guaranteed In every case undertake
when cure Is practicable and possible. Gonor-
rhoeA, Gleet and Structure speedily cured with
permanently cured within THRKE DAYS. No
Cubobs, SandalWood Oh nor CO.
pal6a used.
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Losses, Night
Emuitsxions, in.uMnt. Dependency t-hscallx
Hospital, Paris.
Retcr~uc~ ,-over $1,000 patients success
fully cured within the last ten years. Can refer
to patients cured. by permission. Investigate
Onicess-a1 Seventeenth Street. near
Champa. Denver, Colo.
Hnxiish, French, German. Polish, Russian
and Bohemian spoken.
CoussltatioA and Oas ElAnainattos, FKEk
Correspeudence soiscated-strict'y conhdeutia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
I.EtrrMns a. cnr.rnN.

New York. oct. T-Hubbard Bros s.
Co. say of cotton to-day. The market
has acted In the most remarkable man
ner in face of movement of the crop
lighter than anybody ever expected Ap-
pareutN the buyers believe the move
mtnt curtai,d entirely by what they be-
lieve to be "A concerted effort 90 hold cot
ton for higher prices. This is "A most
legitimate method on the part of planters
TO obtain higher price for the crop pros
poets. which they profess TO believe are
Improving under the recent warm weather
Merchants and operators are completely at
sea between these conflicting factors, ana
the transactions are therefore the small
est for many weeks A few tenders of
delivery were made upon November con-
tracts to-day. In Europe spnners are
now taking their consumption. but do
not appear to add TO their stockN Upon
the publication of the weekly movement
the market slowly responded by advancing
to last evenings quotations. The trade
tonight look for Europe to become uneasy
over the outlook
New York, Oct 2I-Murphy e Co.'S cot
ton letter says. While Liverpool report
ed an advance of 1-32d on SPOTS futures
were shade below last night This dis
appointment coupled with newspaper re-
ports hat the spinning interest of India
were In "a critical condition caused our
market to open 2 TO points below l1st
night with he most selling pressure on
the far-om months. The small difference
OF only 19t2 points between the months is
strange. IN view Of the bullish feeling. es-
pecially as 1t does not pay even carrying
charges Al the decline some buying was
done on the way down on small receipts
al ports as well as interior, but business
was very dun ana the market lacked
snap. LIVERPOOL and Manchester are ev-
idently under influence of poor crop IDEAS.
Cotton goods trade in this country Is in
the same strong position, though demand
IS not so pressing as Of late After the
noon cali prices yielded on rather free
selling of January by a commission house,
but later rallied on good buying, ana
closed nc about the highest for the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

WIZ show the fun purposes of the organl-
eaton and a general invitation has been
extended to the public to attend
Oeala Star: Judge Wall has set aside
the verdict of $2.000 damages in the case
OF r NJ. Baggett vs.. ne Savannah. Flor
lla ana Western Railway on the grounds
that it was contrary to the law and evil
dence and the charge of the court. etc
Iae attorneys for the railroad, c. L. Sis
trunk and Judge +. X Foster, secured
This result for their client
AT Lake Bunum the other dav W w
Davis was trying to work colt with his
mule. but the colt decided he would rather
De aione' and In his effort 10 free him
sell threw MIR. Davis from the loaded
wagon ana lodged him under The wheel
MT Davis is Christian Science leader.
ana says that he has suffered no neon
Venience from the accident.
Key West Herald The little s-year-od
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs CHARTS johnson
was bit Saturday afternoon by mad doc
ne chlid was taken into Otto's drug store
"here the wounds were dressed. Al first
Il was thought he wounds make by the
Dog teeth would give the child hydro
phooia' and IL IS probable that only the
prompt treatment prevented it.
a new fire department has been organ
lied at Orlando 10 take the place Of the
old one. recently resigned. About twenty
men nave enrolled themselves in the new
organization, ana the following officers
nave been elected: William Dean, chief,
CHARLES Maltby, first assistant chief, Guy
Robertson, foreman; Matt Irvine. FIRST as
sistant foreman; J. w. Gettier, secretary
and treasurer The new organization
starts out under favorable auspices. and
it is hoped win prove itself as efficient
as the old department.
The friends of Hon. R. F. Rogers AJavor
Of Lake City. We're gratiaed 10 learn of
his appointment by Gov Blorham "a few
Gays ago, to be supervisor of convicts in
the place Of w J. Fiillman of Floral City
who recently resigned Mr. Rogers has
made for himself an enviab'e and oxem-
plary record. lie was a DELEGATE to the
constitutional convention of 1895 and was
a member of the Senate from Suwaunee
county in the sessions of 1SS9-9l. and is
now serving his third term as Mayor Of
Lake City. His appointment IS the first
that has been accorded to Columbia coun-
ty by the state for years.
The Tampa street car strikers have or
sanized hack lines to all sections covered
by the street cars. and run them at the
same fare, except that from Tampa 20
Palmetto Beach a cut of cents is made
below the street car fare. The hacks are
driven by the strikers themselves. and
they seem to be doing s0od business.
They have appealed to all of the labor un-
ions in the city, and seem to be getting
especial sympathy and help from the eli
garmakers and packers and selectors.
These people are more numerous, and are
better able to help. They declare that
within a short time the boycott VIII be
made complete, and that no workingman
VIII even trade with a merchant who
burns Consumers electric lights.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
MOVEMENT INro sEenr.

New Orleans, oct. 2Z-Secretary Hesfer's
weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange
statement shows a decrease in the move
ment into sight, compared with the seven
days ending this date last year. IN round
figures. Of 10000 a decrease under the
same days year before last Of 1900
For the hfty-scven days of the season
that have elapsed lhe aggregatug leg be-
hind The hfty-seven days Of last year S8G
000. and behind the same days year before
last 5000
The total movement for the hfty-seVon
days from Sept. to date is 26l2.fn Against
1852 last year ana 2758,748 year before
last.
The movement since Sept I shows re-
ceipts at all United States ports, l.770.156.
against 2l77,32l last year Interior stocks
IN excess of those held at the close OF the
commercial year. 81. 3l5, against 800 7GS last
year and 3l7346 year before last. Southern
mill takings, 3Ji Gil, against 22S,8l5 last
year.
Foreign exports for the week have been
20l ,3H. against 30i,45i last year, maxi g
The total thus far for the season 115S,O19,
against 1,22l 0S2 last year.
The total takiugs Of American mills,
North and South and Canada. Ihus far FOR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
GENERAL CONDITION or TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.


Early Declines in Naval stores
strengthened the Market ana Gave
Wholesome Impetus 10 business.
Spirits Firm at 4sl5 Cents, ana
RoSin Firm at the DecIine-Cottoa
Quiet and acknowledgements
of Produce Light, hut Prices We're
Not AGected-Locai and Tele-
graphic Markets.
Savannah, Oct. 27-Whne the volume of
business, as shown By the bank eloarugs
for The past week. was considered good,
the strength the markets gained was TO
some. extent due to declines This was
the case in naval stores, which dropped
early in the week, and continued uu-
changed without showing any s GINS of
recovery. After showing evidences OF
weakness for several days spirits turpen-
tine went or on Tuesday, when the price
d,oDped 70 4Siac Throughout the balance
of The week the tone was firm at this
figure. The predictions of factors came
true that this price would hold on account
of the demand and the readiness of buyers
TO take the offerings. Resin also dropped
early in the week. Grades h aud below
went Oft loc, r and G lost TIC. aud Fl
and above declined &c Previous to this.
buyers seemed Indifferent, but The decline
gave things an impetus, and transactions
from Tuesday 10 the closing to-day were
generally satisfactory.
Cotton ruled quiet and unchanged, and
there was little disposition shown by buy
ers to enter the market Receipts con
tinued light some days showing up less
than one-third what the receipts were the
same time year ago. Sales on the table
are being made on the basis of quotations.
it is stated, but for f. o. b. shipment from
Lice TO 1sc above the quotations is being
paid. The wholesale branches displayed
strength. Receipts of produce were light,
but the effect of this was not to advance
prices. The following resume Of the diff
ferent markets viii show the tone and
quotations at the close to-day and their
general condition during the week:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits TurpCntne-The story Of the
week is "a drop OF ic i'm the price, which
was considered weak at t9iac for several
days before the decline Buyers were sup
plying their immediate needs at this iig-
part go enter the market for more than
they were compelled 10 take Factors
recognized the weakness and the drop
only justified expectations, on Monday
sales were made on a basis OF 49i9c at the
opening. and in the afternoon al iI5c. The
price was then established at this figure.
which has he'd firm throughout the week.
While the offerings have not been large,
they have been fairly well cleaned up
from day to day. ana few factors have
carried over very large quantities. The
receipts for the week were GS51 casks of
spirits and the exports 1889 casks.
Rosin-The early part OF the week
brought a decline in all grades Of rosin.
Grades e and below went Off zoe, Il and
G lost 71Ac while IA and above went off &c.
1t was noticeable that the decline gave a
stimulus 10 business. which had been
rather draggy up 10 this time, The close
finds "a good foreign and domestic demand
for All grades, with prospects Of the mar
ker holding very firm at quotations. The
and the exports t7437 barrels Foreign
shipments for he week were good
Quotations--At the close OF the market
to-day the following quotations We're bull
letincd at the Board Of Trade
Spirits Turpenune- Firm al 4Si5c, with
sales 200 casks.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Early strength. but Advances Later
knocked ont.


Knocked out.
Now York Oct 1.-THE stock market
made a considerable display Of strength
during the early hours Of the day Later
there was occasional advances by indivd-
ual stocks or groups. some of which saved
gains on the day, but in the majority OF
cases the active selling movement of the
last hour wiped out the early gains ami
carried prices IN some cases sharply below
Lost nights level
The motive Of the selling was the ar
Of an unfavorable bank statement to-mor-
row, as wen as 10 take active profits on
the weeks advance The high-priced in-
dustrial specialties and the iron and steel
stocks We're conspicuous in the late reac-.
ton. The most notable movement of the
day was the rise IN some Of the railroads
running through the South and Southwes t.
Louisville and Southern Railway led with
an extreme advance Of ~. Missouri Pa
cifc was close second. There was noia-
bic firmness also IN Mobile and Ohio, Chess
apeake ana Ohio, Texas Pacific ST. Louis
and Southwestern, after early weakness,
and the Baltimore and Ohio stocks.
The large earnings shown by monih ly
returns caused the movement The came
motive advanced the price Of Atchison pre-
ferred ana Northern Pacific. The specu-
lation was mixed during the greater part
Of the day, many OF the leading industrfals
drifting up and down at a level on either.
side OF last nights price This was true
OF Sugar. Tobacco. Manhattan ana ANA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
POLITICS IN ALBANY.
Coming LocnI Election VIII BE Most
stubbornIy Fought.

Coming L0cnI Election VIII BE Most
stUbbornIy Fought.
Albany, Ga. Oct 27-The approaching
municipal election promises to be the most
stubbornly fought of any that occurred in
Albany during the last eight or ten years
Since the opening of the registration
books there has been an unprecedented
rush Of voters to qualify, and the list, when
completed viii show practically che fun
voting strength Of the city.
The two candidates for Mayor are
Messrs. S. 3. Brown and n r. Tiff DO h
Of whom have a strong following, ami are
making an active campaign Mr.. Brown is
president of the Exchange Bank AM one
Of The most successful business men in
Southwest Georgia. Mr.. Tie Is the son
OF the late Coz. Nelson Tift, the founder
of Albany, and is general y popular. Both
he and Mr.. Brown have served on the City
Council.
Another election win probably be held al
an early date TO decide whether a new
charter for Albany, recently prepared by
the city attorney al the direct on e COun-
ell, shall become operative or be abandon ed
in favor OF the one now in operation, con
siderable opposition to the new charier
having developed since it was made pub
lie
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
FINANCIAL.

Moncy--Markct steady
The bank clearings during the past week
were $3.50 49, against $3.50. l71.14. dur
ing the corresponding week last year and
$3.50 1861 during the same week IN 1887
Foreign Exchange barely
steady. The following are the Savannah
quotations. Commercial demand. $Lg5[ :;
sixty days. $iS1% ninety days $4797, /:
francs, Paris and Havre sixty days. 523tA:
Swiss, sixty days, 5.27ssi marks, sixty days.
g33k; ninety days, 1914.
Domestic Exchanges Steady; banks are
buying al = per cent discount ana sell
ing as follows: Amounts up to SIS, 10
cents; s25 70 $50, IS cents; $50 70 500. 20
cents; 500 to 500 Is cents; $500 aud over,
par
Securiues-Ihe offerings are very light
yet demand is slow. Quotations are noml-
nal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
To Sunday
Advertisers.

The attention of those who patronize the
Cheap and Want Columns Of THE SUM-
DAY MORNING NEWS is called to the
fact that their ads viii be repeated In tho
MONDAY MORNING NEWS at HALE
RATES! IT is not necessary to tell ex-
perieuced advertisers that repetition Of an
advertisement IS a great reinforcement to
the effects OF the first publication.
You should see that your advertisementa
50 In on Mondays as Wen as Sundays.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

Ar1 IN onlcal circles that the
aad national quarantine against
o- VIII De raised on the first Of the
'"D Times: The men employed in F.
* Co.'s big cigar factory are on
of They demand increases ia the
Ur .or making several brands OF
md or material aud lower house
ose Atm owning nearly all The houses
their wOrkmen.
'a.'j rfom ola age, careworn and
a.. ''A Nancy Osceola, the mother OF
rae ya a Florida exchange. the ia
aati-.. of The Seminole Indians. IS
srse. -.. summons OF the dread mes
i.e s,o'.'e, .a'h 10 go TO The happy hunt
ahouf ~, Of he Great Spirit she is
years Old
ln. "sey attended mass meeting at
osd.,..."H Monday evening. a law aud
s4.4...le was organized. Bylaws VIE
gg l Tor adoption az another meet
'-'a next Monday evening. THESE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

The season. have been 6s9,s72, against lsi p
639 last year
Stocks az the seaboard and the twenty
nine leading southern interior centers
have increased during the week i0ST
bales against an Increase during the cor
responding period last season OF 1850.
Including stocks Left over an ports and
interior towns from iNc last crop ana Che
number of bales brought into sight thus far
for the crop the supply 10 date is 823LSS9
against 3,225,SiS al the same period last
wear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

Stock Oh hand ~~............. 1850 1887
Charleston, S. G., oct g--Turpentine
quiet AT lsc: sales. none
Rosin quiet, unchanged; sales none
wilmington NJ c.. oct 27.-splTits tur-
pcntine firm AT 47si@ishc; rec ipts. "a
casks Rosin firm al Csc and Sl.00; receipts.
O. Crude turpentiue firm at $50 ana $3.50;
receipts, a. Tar firm at s1.3); receipts, S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

From PeaCsOn's Weekly.
Kissing and splitting by young kittens,
even before they see, was in the first place
probably an attempt 10 intimidate enemies
by making them think that the hole where
the helpless wild kittens resided contained
venomous snake. 10 is a very curious
and remarkable fact that many different
kinds of creatures which have their homes
in shallow holes have a similar habit of
splitting when an enemy approaches Fur
lhermore, il is probable that he express
sion of a car at bay IS part of the same
instructive stralagem We know how
general is the horror Of The serpent tribe
throughout an nature, and hence It seems
likely mat the serpent-ike aspect OF the
head of enraeed eat, together with its
threatening hiss, might discount on enemy
sufficiently to give an advantage to the
cat.
Curiously enough, cas- Of all species
have their talks marked traversely in a
Wav which resembles The marking of rep
tiles. and several naura,ists have re-
marked how similar are the sinuous,
waving movements OF the tail of an angry
cat 10 the movements of the tail Of a
snake in a state Of excitement. Ihe true
tabby cat when il is cured up asleep mas
a curious resemblance to coied serpent,
and the same IS true OF many wild cas-
of different varieties and coming from DIFF
ferent parts of the world.
If this really is an instance Of protective
mlmicrv. il is possible that the chief foe
Guarded agl,nsl was thc eagle. Eagles
are very. fond Of cats flesh, and 10 has
heen remarked by naturalisfs i'm various
rorts of the world that these Formidable
birds habiuaNy make war upon the small
or creatures of this kind
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AUSTIN Il. NYREs,
60 broadway, New York City.
SrOCKs-nONDs-WHEAT.

On margin on 1-l0th commission.
Southern securities n speciality on 4
commission. Cipher code furnished.
Member Consolidated stock Ex-
change.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28

A su5stmte.-Auss summit; My dear
am 100 tired to so shopping with you
this afternoon.
Miss Palisade what are you going TO
do?
Miss summit: thought ia play golf
Life
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-28
COTTON

There were OMIT moderate transactions
d,,ino tho mast u,ost ana +h.. ro,,i,,+.
0oi'''iiu eu sliia1i' ne receipts ior some
days We're abOuG one third what they We're
for the same time last year. though the
showing for the naer two or tbrs. d.,..
Was Ue''ei' me H-"i A1l Iuleu quiet anu
unchanged Sales on the table are sald
to be al quotations. but for f. O. b. ship
ment they range from Lice 10 We abov
quotations The receipts for the week
were 2,2Gl bales. against II 1872 bales Tor
the same week last year The receipts
this season have been 3i58l6 bales. against
36S 97S bales for the came time last year.
The following were the official spot quo
tations. at the close Of the market at The
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling .........................7 lie
Middling ........,................... 1915
Low middiing ..........................6 Sic
Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1l-16
Ordinary ...-......... -.............. Nom nal
Market quiet; sales. 4C5
Receipts-The receipts Of cotton at this
pOrl from all sources for the mast week
were q. 295 bales upland and 1896 bags sea
island, aaalnst 6S2l9 bales upland and
3,575 bags sea island for the same week
last year
The particulars Of the receipts were as
follows: Per Central Railway. II 023 ba,es
upland and S44 bags sea island: per Sa-
vannah. Florida and western Ra;Ivvav
59s7 bales upland and 1873 bags sea island:
Per Florida Central and PeDinsular. SIX
bales upland and 1870 bags sen ls'and. rer
Georaia and Alabama Railroad. 2949 bales
upland and 393 bags sea island ner
Charleston ana Savannah Railroad ana
bales: per South Bound ESQ bales: ner Sa-
vannah river steamers. 843 bales: carts.
g INLAND Is sea island
F,xports-The exporfs of The nast week
were d. 263 bal es upland ana ls9 bags sea
Island moving as follows, To New York
go bales upland and SS3 bags sea island.
to Baltimore. e36 bales upland and no sea
island. TO Charleston 100 haIes INLAND
Foreign. To Pramen $3.50 baIes un7and
and no bags sea island: 10 Rpval r e5o
ba,es upland: TO Liverpool $50 bales nm
lana ard 551 bales sen Stand. ~ Genoa
oS9 hales up,and. 10 Trieste. 3.o bales
INLAND
'' ston<-Tbe stock on hand and on shin
hpsrd to-9av wero a. 71o bales 5nl9nd an,1
r e95 baGs 500 island oooinst ~ m h,1es
,,vIs,1 ana IA 3oq hoes seo isIand a ~ ~
' -. .ii inc 80 v[or
e. fsI.,,,,l 9,1tton-rrpe r,orlx., 10 sto,ax,
rrIer, ,,er.. cafes Of . en- hogs FOR me rveelc
~ ~, 9'rtIs,, ygbile ~ o"t,',
80 a6o,,t IA co basrs more tban tbe,, 80
~ I'M, tast var tho ,,,over7e,,t mic 80
~, ,tb in al,,apce ~ ,viat II 80 -
- MI. T. he reeult 81 ne 'ro,,.It
;rl,e movement 1vo1Id nrobab1v have bgen
~ - IA =, ~ 49,, H. ~ -
. ,.arcitt, ~ ba,i,e.
SausGu ~ b,, a. ond - -
III ~ - he str,lre in Tho r,iiis ~ ~,
az" 60 es.So,,i 9na sa,,s,nab g. ~.
oSs, 0 Sc zee - IL, .raneit h ~, -, 49,
49,. I'M, 49,, ~, b,, recat ro, li'ls
pNen 49,. t,ir,s 49, 49, ~, go
a,'o ,ttln ~,
~ = ,,arot IS ,onsly fhe aner sredas 1rte