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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The Kansas City Packer, in a
recent issue, gives space to an ex-
tensive write-up of Battle Greek
Mich, business man who adver-
tises himself as the Red Headed
Grocer. In this respect the Mich
igan town has no advantage Of us,
as Ardmore business circles have
within their bounds a gentleman
who decided years ago that he could
turn his auburn locks to advantage
and has so advertised himself, and
is known as Porter Staples, the
Red Headed Grocer. The novelty
OF the plan lends to It's merits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Notions of all kinds cheap at The
Fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The ARDMORETE wants your
local, society and personal notes.
Phone No. }.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
Notice of Removal.

Chas. E. Troutman, architect,
has removed his office from the
Wilmington block to the Randol
building, up stairs; where he will
be pleased to enter into contracts
with you on any work in his line.
29-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
SOLD BY.

j. Q. Davenport, Brady Bros.
M. I. Felker, Brown & Kendall,
w. A. Gillian, Wolverton Gro Co
J. n. Morgan, ]. E. c. Albright,
A. A. Bailey, w. a. Davis.
Price & Price, J. S. McCharen,
A. E. Tebo. Walker & Henry,
j. b. Mansfield.
JACKSON & STEER,
Groceries and Feed.
DALLAS. TEX, July =, 1898.
Kitchen Queen Baking PowIer Co.
GENTLEMEN:-Youc can use our name
in saying the very best you can for
your Baking Powder.
JACKSON & STEER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The rain yesterday put stop to
the ball game which had just start
ed at Pauls Valley,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
WAN /

Vnr,Are a regular reader of tie
VNDAILY ARDMOREITE and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Those 15c hose for ladies are fine
at the Fair. 42t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
Jeremiah Piper.

Much complaint is coming to the
ARDMoREITE Office about crazy
man, who gives his name as Jere-
miah Piper, having the liberty of
the town at all hours. His man
ner. which in the main seems harm
less, is not at all appreciated bv
our people. No man should want
person like this going about his
premises and especially his home,
among his wife aud children.
There is no telling what rash act
might be committed. Again he
has disturbed those in attendance
at church on various occasions,
where he makes himself very con-
spicuous. For his own safety we
say this man ought to be restricted
from this general prowling. Sup
pose that in his perambulat;Cns he
should enter the yard of some good
citizen and be rambling around the
premises, no matter how harmless
he may be, he is certainly placing
himself in the way of shot gun
or pistol, for a man who is man,
will defend his home at all hazards
The ARDMOREITE has thought for
some time that our officers, both
city and federal, would surely do
something with the man for the
protection of the people but so far
they have shown a seeming indif-
ference in the case. Now the peo-
pie have been quiet as long as they
can be and ask that the authorities
relieve them of this mans s presence
in his insane condition
DIR. w. H, Enloe has returued
from Dallas, where he purchased a
complete set of appliances for his
new dental office, located in the
rooms opposite the x. of p. hall.
The doctor informs us that he will
be ready for work tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
Woman'S Guild.

MAX MCNZESHEIMER, Sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
CASHIERS THEFTS INCREASE,
Valentine stole S23. 900 From Savings
Institution.

NEW BRUNSWICK August lit was
learned here to-day that the Perth Am
boy Savings Institution. of which George
NJ. Valentine was the treasurer, is a
severe sufferer from the populations of
Valentine. The report is, that instead
of there being a shortage Of $1,000. it will
exceed $4,000. Color TO this report is
Given by the fact that the bank mas
not resumed business, as well as the
TACT that the bondsmen of Valentine were
In such haste tO settle the apparent de-
fc.ency.
To-day "a large dcpositor Of the Savings
Institution called TO see William Bette,
fine state Banking Commissioner. lie
asked regarding the rumor that the snort
age WAS $4,000 and Mr.. Bette admitted
mar in would be about So e0. Asked what
he intended TO do about BE-, Mr.. Bette
said that no doubt the fun amount ~
Valentines bond of $1,000 would De coli
Ieeted from his bOndsmen. II Is contend
ed that IL the bank is opened al present
there Will be "a heavy run on IT, which
would cripule IT, ID not result in shutting
IL mp entirely.
me exact condition OF affairs has been
Withheld because of trouble feared from
the dcpositors. many OF whom are
foreigners. When Valentine was visited
I'm state prison by one OF the bank eX-
aminers he declined 10 give any Inc
formation. but referred his interrogation
TO his counsel. j. *. Rice Of this city.
some anxiety has been caused among
the shareholders Of the Mutual Loan and
Building Association, Of which valentine
was the treasurer TO him were entrust-
ed the bonds OF the Chesapeake and
ohio. Hooking Valley and Lehigh Valley
railroads. These bonds were supposed 10
be I'M the vaults Of the bank. Upon a
search being made they were not found
Instead a receipt for them has been dis
covered signed by Henry IT, Chapman.
the broker I'm New York city. who acted
for Valentine and borrowed literally
from the wrecked bank with tho sanction
of valentine. The receipt given by
CHAPMAN is for $50 pN Chesanelko and
Ohio bonds. $1,000 Hooking Valley bonds
and ysOoo Lehigh Valley bonds.-Phila-
delphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THE DOLPHIN IN COLLISION.
With Secretary Long on Board-She
Rams Ferry in East River.

NEW YORK. Aug Flying the pen
nant Of the Secretary Of the Navy, the
United States dispatch boat Dolphin was
speeding up the East river AZ ten-knot
pace AZ $50 A. NJ. to-day just as the
Priscilla, from Fall River was coming
down stream. and the ferrybost New
York was crossing from the foot Of TWEEN
ty-thIrd street. Manhattan. 10 Broadway
Brooklyn. on board the Dolphin was
Secretary Of the Navy Long. bound for
his summer home m bingham. Mass
with him was his daughter. Miss Long.
All three craft seemed 10 be heading
for central point of south Sixth street.
Brooklyn. where are the piers Of the new
East River Bridge. All footed once.
meaning that an was clear, and each
would keep to the right. over 10 star
board went the helm OF the Priscilla and
she passed clear but the tide swept the
ferry boat directly across the DOlphin's
bows.
The New Norl, began 90 back water. but
the tide carried her on. Directly INTO The
star-board wheel-boN OF the New York
swerved the Dolphin. the ferry-bOats
siren screaming as IL In teWor. The Dol
phin sliced the ferry-b0ats pdddle-wheel
I'm two and h-r PROV tore away The mems
cabin art TO the hood Then the Dolphin
backed out. leaving the entire starboard
quarter OF the New York wreck.
The Dolphin finding she was not seri-
ouslv damaged. kept on. while the New
York and Brooklyn Ferry company sent
the tug Fortuna 10 drag IN the New
York. which was damaged to the extent
Of s.. 000.-Philadelphia Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
WHAT BECOMES OF OLD "BIKES"
Even Dealers Can't Tell What Becomes
OF Them All

"What becomes Of an the old blcy-
cles?' slowly repeated the manufactur-
er's agent 10 whom the question was put.
well. / have frequently asked the very
same question ard never received two
answers alike j do not know whether
any person has succeeded in discovering
"a profitable means for utilizing antiquat-
ed or discarded bicycles or any of their
component parts. There might be
highly remunelafive field for some genius
who can devise "a useful employment Tor
the wheels frames. and other important
parts OF the bikes makeup. but. then
don know where the genius would be
able TO collect his abandoned machines
Certainly not from the manufacturers or
their agents because | never knew one
OF them who was burdened with discard
ed or out-of-date machines which could
be sold so low that 4 genius who wanted
them simply for their material could
make a profit out OF the deal.
But that's not answering your ques-
ton. Most bicycle manufacturers VIII
tell you that the old wheels drift away In
lots Of small size. some TO the rural dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
RATLROA
-, >---~-~--N>->N->S
Atlantic Coast Line
RAILROADS
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JULY 81. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-BfRD-
STREET STATION.

900 a. NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg o;3l
A. ", Norfolk III A. NJ STOPS
only at Petersburg, NaVerly anu
Suffolk Va.
o:o5 A. NJ. DAILY. arrives Petersburg $50
\ NJ. Weldon 4 - \. NJ. Fayette-
Vile 4:i5 f.. NJ. Charleston 1l:Zo L.
NJ Savannah 1890 4. NJ, Jackson
Vile : 30 A. NJ. Port Tampa 8.2n I.
VI. Connects At Wilson with No.
A. arriving GOldsbOro $40 y. NJ.
Wilmington $40 L. NJ. al Emporia
for Buffalo Lithla Springs ana an
intermediate points. arriving springs
3:i5 =. NJ Pullman Sleeper New
York TO jacksonville
1f.3O A. NJ. Daily except Sunday, arrives
Petersburg - % +. NJ. Stops Man
chester. Drowrys BLUM, Ccntrana
and Chester on signal.
1888 y. VI Daily. local. arrives Peters
burg 4.iJ L. ". Makes all stops
go =. ". Daily. arrives Petersburg 90
2. NJ Makes local stops II. aud T.
7.S0 p. NJ Daily arrives Petersburg
SO4 p. NJ Connects with y. and
W. for Norfolk and intermediate
points. Emporia 9:lo connects WIN
A. and - for stations between nm
porla and Lawrenceville). Weldon
9.42 = NJ. Fayetteville ! % \. NJ,
Charleston 6.O2 A. NJ, savannah
sos A. NJ. JacAs0nyi.le loo L. NJ,
Port Tampa 1.+5 T. NJ
NEW LINE 10 MIDDLE GEORRss
a. ". Augusta $40 4. NJ. Macon
II A. NJ. Atlanta 1915 T. NJ pull
man sIeePers New York 10 WI, MI
Aiken. Augusta and Macon.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
900 p. NJ Daily. arrives Petersburg a:9o
+. NJ. Weldon ~ % =. NJ Makes
local stops between Petersburg and
Weldon. Arrives I.ynchburg 2.l5 A.
NJ Roanoke. Va, 40 A. NJ. Bris-
toll. Va. 10 40 a. NJ. connects at IN
poria FOR psnvllle. Va arriving b.50
A. A. Pullman Sleeper Richmond
1915 p NJ DAILY Arrives Petersburg
n go a NJ
1913 A NJ Daily from jacksonville. sa-
vannah. Charleston. Atlanta. Ma
con, Augusta and an points South.
S:15 A. ~ Daily except Sunday. At
lanta. Athens anad Raleigh, Hen
dorson. LynChburg and the West.
$50 a. VI. Daily. Petersburg local,
SEQ A. VI. sunday only From Atlanta,
Athens Raleigh and Henderson,
LynchbVrg and the West.
1905 A. NJ Daily. Norfolk Suffolk and
Petersburg
1:35 y n Daily except Sunday. From
Petersburg. stops al Chester. Cen
tralia. Drewerys Blum and Man
cheeter on signal
6:55 p NJ Daily Norfolk. Suffolk Wav-
erly and Petersburg
T:2o p NJ Daily Jacksonville Savan-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington, Colds
boro and al points South
S:56 J. VI Daily Petersburg. Lynch
r. NJ EMERSON.
j. r. KENNY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
II. NJ EMERSON.
General Passenger AGENT
G. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
FOURTEEN DAYS IN A FOG.
Bark Amazon Narrowly Escapes Col
lision with lcebergs.

After drifting around amilessly on the
Newfoundland banks for fourteen days,
totally ignorant OF her position and veil
ed by one Of the densest fOgs that ever
enveloped that locality, the big British
fOur-masted bark Amazon, Capt Chris
tie. docked al Port Breeze yesterday,
nfty-two days from London.
The Amazon sailed from London June
9Th and met with favorable winds until
she passed tho Lizard. from which point
almost continuous head winds were en-
countered 90 the Delaware Capes. During
the entire voyage winds or a favorable ma
ture were encountered only for dis
lance Of 5o0 miles.
While adrlft in the fog the Amazon mar
rowly escaped collision with two large
icehergs. which were sighted dSd dheaa'
just as the fog started TO clear.
After getting under way from the banks
the bark ran into a heavy rainstorm,
which continued until she was abreast OF
Sandy Hook. Captain Christie says that
the bark received such a thorough drench-
ing IL IS impossible 10 close any Of the
cabin doors. they being swollen % such
an extent .-..,.
Another British bark. the Craigiands.
now dlschareing cargo of nitrate OH
soda at this port from Caleta Buena' re-
ports a. similar experience with heavy
fog of the Delaware Capes. The craig
lands. Captain Forbes arrived or me
Breakwater July 25th. but. owing 10 the
thickness of the weather. her skipper put
ner out to sea again I'm preference 10 rum
ming the risk Of strandng on the dan
gerous shoals in that vicinity.
Tor four days she hung on shore
awaiting q favorable opportunity. 20 en-
ter the bay. but it did not occis until
late Sunday night. when she was picked
up by the tug Pilot and towed in.
While lying Off the capos the crew
amused themselves by trying their hand
AZ the line. the result Of which is three
fine shark tails are now aboard the
Craigands. 20 show for their efforts.
Captain Forbes says that the monsters
weighed between 20 and So pounds
apiece. He also reports sighting three
whales of Fenwlck Island .-Philadelphla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
TWO THOUSAND
LAST NIGHT

OF male employees of the hotels 10 leave
or go ON guard duty at $50 per day.
Most OF them left. 10 had been arranged
that the batteries. comprising 800 men.
should leave yesterday. The men had
embarked. in fact bul despite the fact
that the commanding officer had bills of
hoalkl FOR AN in the command. the point
on B O. Peninsula at which they expected
10 land objected positively compelling the
boat 90 pat about aud return 90 the fort.
The soldiers Will probably set away TO-
day.
OFFICERS FAMILIES LEAVE.
ON the 1873, train last night were a
large number OF wives. children and
nurses of officers who are now in service
fn Cuba. the Philippines and other points.
These registered at the various hotels II
touched ones heart TO observe in the
care-worn faces the added burden Of
anxiety consequent upon precip.tafe
flight from pcsiience one OF those Off
GERS families 10 bound Tor PARKWAY san
Francisco.
The exodus from Buck Roe Beach last
night left less than score OF guests at
that resort. A party OF forty sojourners
81 the Grand View Hotel. four miles away
drove over 20 Buck Roe yesterday after
noon 20 take the train for Richmond II
was not TN long past noon that the Grand
View guests knew positively THAI the train
would come 20 Buck Roe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
MAzET IS AFTER
THE CITY COUNCIL
y ----
Every Member Summoned Before the
Committee To-Day.
A MOVE TO ABOLISH THE BODY,
They Arc 10 Show Cause Why Such
Action should Not BE Taken-Io
he Given "A Chance To Give
Their Side of Case
A MOVE TO ABOLISH THE BODY,

NOW YORK. August The most IN
terosting thing that developed to-day In
connection with The Mazet legislative IN
Vestigaung Committee whose session De-
gan yesterday after "a six weeks Vaca-
ton. was tho fact that every member OF
tho Municipal Council had been subpoe-
nacd Tor tomorrow Tor the purpose OH az
termininr vDv the present city legislative
body should not Doe abolished.
sUBPOENAS SERVED.
4 member OF tho staff OF Mr.. Moss
counsel for tho committee, attended the
roeotinq of the Municipal Assembly to-
day and served tho suhpoonas. win
each subpoena was % letter from Counsel
Moss saying.
..Yop WIN boz subpoenacd 90 appear be
fore fhfs committee on Thursday, az 81 4.
NJ. and viii Doe treated fairly and courte-
ously Tho assembly VIII be urged 20
convene and legislate against the Munici-
pal Assembly. and / desire that your side
OF the controversy shall De correctly pre-
scnted."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
Anecdotes OfIngersOll.

Up on. THE FARM AT EATON. y. Y,
July 24.-When / was writing my Kings
of Platform and Pulpit" Robert Inger-
soil kindly sent me what he called his
greatest lecture. Liberty OF Man. Woman
and Child" with many other of his most
brilliant sketches.
I'm using my speeches. he wrote. edo
not use any assault l may have thought
lesslv Made on Christ which l fooish.y
made I'm my early life. With Renan. I be-
neve Christ was the one perfect man.
sD-untO-0thers' IS the perfection OF re-
Hgion and morality. II is the summum
bonum. II was loft.er than the teachings
of Socrates. Plato. Mohammed. Moses or
Confucius IL superseded the Command
ments that Moses claimed 10 have gotten
from God. for with Christ's do-unto-0th-
ers there could be no murder lying COW
'etousness or war. 10 superseded Greek
patriotism. Roman fortitude or Anglo
Saxon bravery. FOR with do-unto-others.
bravery and patriotism would not be
needed"
Mr. Ingersolrs arguments were Of the
reductio ad absurdum kind. one day IN
a talk on the cars with Talmage be said:
"Then YOU would Ike 10 live In a place.
BroNher Talmage. where every one had to
be good by laW?'
Certainly" said Talmage
"YOu would like 10 live where every
one had 20 80 10 church regularly every
Sunday"
Eyes. that would suit me-"
"Where no man could get a drink and
swearing was not permitted
eyes that's the place for me"
and where every man would have TO
keep regular hOurs2'
THAT would be Heaven on earth" said
Talmage. smiling and striking his knee
with his open palm.
Well" said Bob. looking over his
glasses. you'd better go up TO Sing
Sing. That's the way they DO there"
-I,ii Perkins in New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
YAQUl INDIANS
ON WAR PATH
Numbering and PIuudering MexiCans
and Americans.
THEY CLUBBEDA CHIEF TO DEATH
Because He Ordered the Tribe TO Re
main Qhict-Opcning Their Dis
trict to Piospcctors the
Cause of Trouble.

CHICAGO. August "A special 70 the
Tribune from the city OF Mexico says.
News from the lower Yaqui river coun-
try to-day is that rowing bands OF IN
dams ara killing both MeNicans ana
Americans. and that a number OK Annef.-
cans iu the outlying districts have al
ready been slaughtered. Fears are eN-
pressed Tor the safety OF the large num-
Der OF American prospectors VINO nave
been pouring into tho Sierra Madra Noun
tains during the last year.
FIRST SIGNS
on the 22d OF last month signs OF the
present trouble became apparent ana
Chief Tetabiate. always peactably IN
cllnes. ordered the tribe to remain quiet
and ordered five Of the principe. disturb
ers shot
Tho Indians fcll upon their chief and
beat him 10 death with clubs and then
large band massacred fifty soldiers IN the
barracks at Bacum, slaughtered Carlos
Hale. a prominent merchant of Guaymas
and went down the river numbering and
plunderne.
The noted frontier General Lorenzo
Torres. commander OF the military zone
OF Sonora. with only 200 men. marched
from Potan 10 Bacum and threw himself
on the Yaqul force. \ battle was waged
for two days and forty Yaquts in all
persisted.
Tho Yaquis were pushed back towards
the mountains and on the third day an
other fight took place in which As Va
quis and four chiefs We're killed.
AFTER GOLD.
Tho Yanuis were dispersed and driv-
On farther into the hills. The present
outbreak was precips ed largely by the
rush ~ Drospectors 10 tho country thrown
omen IN lS9S by treaty.
The Yaquis Were then assigned q l'~ce
stretch of terri DRY Tor their excius ve use
Recently prspectOrs were given permis-
sion by the government 20 invade the
domain set aside for the Indians and
many Americans took advantage Of the
concession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
NAV KoriaIAssWsstsr|
VIZ Va cchaduia ia Cfscf

JUNE a. 1899.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILO. BYRD
STREET STATION.
9.NA NJ. RICHMOND An NORFOLK
VESTfBJ LIE LIMITED. Arrive az
Norfolk 1925 a NJ. stops only az
Petersburg. WaVery ana Huioih.
Sec0nd-c.ass tickets not accepted on
this train.
Cos A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
FOR Lynchburg. Roanoke, COLUMBUS
AMI chicago. Pullman Sleeper hoan-
oke ID Columbus. also for BristQi.
knoxville and Chattanooga fuA-
man sleeper Roanoke 10 hnONfiie.
7.go p. NJ. Tor Suffolk. Norfolk. and IN
fermeilats stations. arrives al Nor
folk al 1910 +. Nj.
q.oo = NJ. for LynchUurg and Roanoke
Connects at Lynchours WIN Nasn-
lngton and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Sleepers LynchOurg 70 Mem
phis and New Orleans CAFE. psror
and observation car kadfOrd 70
Attaia Ala. Pullman sleeper be,
tween Richmond and Lynchburg, anu
berfhs ready for occupancy 81 80
p NJ. Also Pullman Sleeper Peters
Tr,ins arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at $40 a ~.
ana SO T. NJ. from N9r,olk.. ., ana t t.ir
LTNITED 5.5j II. NJ.
office SS Main street. v.,cSvp
CITY pass. and Ticket Agent
G.. n. BOSLEf.
District Passenger Agent
W b. BEVffA.
General Passenger Agent
General Ogce. Roanoke Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
MINING INTERESTS.
Mr.. Bakers Views on Probable Future
ofCripple Greek

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Mandgng Direc-
tor Baker OF the venture company, OF
London, who Is on his way ID England
10 report upon the prospects OF the mine
and inc probable future of cripple treehf
told the Denver promoters before leaving
thar recent strikes VIII increase the value
OF the camp and stimulate thc Investment
of FJIrOpean capital he decl that
there IS growing tendency between
London and New York which VIII eVenlu-
ally take in the mining interests. lie
takes back with h;m options On Two or
three properties which he thinks can be
readily placed on the London market.
Reports from san Francisco note mat
the Great MaripOsa graft Nnltn was iue
first quartz property developed IN Ndi-
fornia is 10 be reOpened
Spokane letters state that sllver-Iead
veins of great richness are icing opened
in the East Yawk near Sylyanlte, Mont.
One more Largest and best mineral
belt I'm the world says letter from
Warren Ida. has been opened ln lnun-
der Mountain district. Hundreds OF pros
pectOrs are in the country but no Work
OF Importance has Deen done NeH veins
OF gold copper and silver ave daily DIS
A wonderful copper deposit is reported
i'm the Brown Bea-. Blackbird district,
Ida. The lead is said 20 be 900 feet Woe.
and has been cut Tor a distance OF 80
feet Thiriy-six feet OF cfopplnss assay
S13 gold 90 the ton, and samples across
The vein show 30 per cent. copper.
The expectation syndicate OF THIS city
was notified Dy wire to-day lnal lhe new
dfty-t0n mill on the Guanaluno VIII pc
gin crushing ore on the ljth OF this
month. Miners and prOspect0rs are re
oorted leaving Cripple Creek for new
camp near Marysville. Utah. Where VEINS
have been found running nigh in gold
philadelphia Press.