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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-25
WEST DEFEATS CRAIG.
Given the Decision at the End of the
Fourteenth Round.

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Tommy West
was given the decision over Frank Craig
known as the Harlem Coffee-Cooler' at
the end of the fourteenth round OF "hat
was m have been a 25-round bout at
catch weights before the Broadway Atm
letic Club tonight. West had the better
OF the bout from start 10 finish ana IN
the fourteenth round he knocked craig
dnun and r1nished him so severely that
the referee stopped the bout and decided
West the winner. n
AS preliminary, Andy Daly ,ISIia OF BGs,
fought a tame Proud bout 10 draw.
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Game Scarce.

WOODLAND, Nov. 2.-For more than
a month local sportsmen have been much
surprised at the unusual scarcity Of game
In several instances hundreds of acres of
marsh land have been explored without
starting 40 much as a single flock of
ducks. The indications now are that the
conditions are improving. This is proba-
bly due TO the weather. There has been
such little intermission between showers
that ducks have been driven into the
ponds and shallow water for food Several
hunters have been out this week and met
with fairly good success.
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AFTER THE BIG FIGHT.
Tobin Confident That He Will Bring
II to San Francisco.

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-D. ]. Tobin OF
San Francisco. who offered $4,000 for the
Corbett-Jeffries fight on the day the arti-
cles were signed, IS in town. and says that
night:
Il am satisfied that / will get the con-
test as / will offer more than any one
else / will produce the money at the
right time. My backing is the best and
] am satisfied that ! can give more for
the contest and pull II off at the Mechan-
les Pavilion than can any Eastern club
,,ropar time "
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Bennings Races.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 2A-Results at Ben
nings:
selling. three-y year-olds and upward non
yy,,ners Of race OF the value OF $500 IN 1899
r,dden by boys that never rode winner. six
s,-Ionrs-LAnduiar won. Sparrow Wing second
tinker third Time. l:l7 Is.
Maiden nliies and geldings fve furongs-
rernuda won yitura second, Elsie Skip third
Selling. three-year-olds and upward. non-
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Cans Gets the Decision.

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Joe Cans the col
ored lightweight of Baltimore, was given
the decision over Steve Crosby colored.
Of T louisville at the end of a six-round
bout here tonight The fight vas a very
tame one after the first round and resem-
bled a wrestling match a great deal more
than a boxing contest Cans outclassed
age. as the latter would not fight.
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SKETCHES FROM LIFE.
Uncle Bill's Ideas.

slander is often truth that cannot be
proved.
III some thieves had confined themselves
10 taking advice they'd have been honest
all their lives.
"A man seldom tells his wife not to re-
neat an absurd rumor until he has heard
all the details himself
IT'S a wise child that doesn't know his
own father on the day after he has been
defeated for public office.
A fool never knows when he is beaten.
hut there IS often some satisfaction in
heating him just the same.
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!: y x Eeco~a7 aas TN the Sporting 2>o,4M y u f.
90 900 ooooo 900 ooo O o o


the most that any OF the Yale players will
say is that the men are fit and that Yale
ought to win. The men were sent out
this evening for a stiff game of practice.
lining up against the substitutes. and they
scored three times in twelve minutes Of
lire work. This heavy practice on the
eve OF a big game caused considerable
comment.
The Princeton team spent the night in
New York and will arrive in New Haven
fn-nnnrrnM morning.
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A Tangled Affair.

Sandy Pikes-Yes, lady; twenty years
ago / parted
Lady-And from the looks OF your head
ca go News.
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Maher and Mccoy NAV Fight.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Maher and Nc
Coy may fight after all. The statement
was made to-day that Maher would agree
TO the postponement OF three weeks on
account of McCoy's illness and would not
claim McCoys forfeit IL the fight takes
OF the bout in the week of January l.
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George had trouble I'm finding his way 10
his corner, while Neill was aided 10 his
corner by his brother. Green had a mar
row escape in this round.
When the bell sounded for the final
round both men sprang from their corners
and without stopping 10 shake hands
went at II. Green was first 10 let loose,
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winners since October 2l 1899. six pounds under
the scale one mile and sixteenth-Althea won.
Strangest second. Plantain third. Time, 1852 is.
Selling. two-year-olds. non-w winners during
the meeting. six furlongs-Robert Metcalf won,
Back Talk second, Cupidity third. Time,
1915 as.
For maiden three -year-olds and upward. one
mile and 100 yards-Golden Link won. Brah-
min second, James NJ third. Time. 1852.
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Peppers Bests Purcell.

witnessed the bouts at the Badger Ath-
Lotto Club tonight The feature was a
six-round go between Harry Peppers and
Frank Purcell of Chicago, the decision
going TO the former.
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Victory for South Dakota.

VERMILLION, S. D.. Nov. A.-The
University of South Dakota defeated Ne
braska University in the football game
to-day by a score of s TO 3.
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Selections for To-Day.

First race-Torsida. FL salado. Be Happy.
Second race-Rachel c. Expedient. Manda-
mus.
Third race-Silver Tail. Floridan. Yellow
Tail.
Fourth race-Satsuma. Morine. Zoroaster
Fifth race-Faversham. Casdale, Defiance.
Sixth race-Etta II. Recreation. Tullamore.
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YALE VS.. PRINCETON.
Both Teams in Fine Form for To-
DAYS Football Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 24.-On the
eve OF the big football battle that will
close the season for Yale and Princeton,
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day. and the tip was too hot to be han
died with the naked hands. The filly,
which by the way is owned by J. Naglee
Burk was credited with a phenomenal
workout in the mud. and the play on
her began the night before in the hand
books. in which her price was hammered
from 10 down to 2. At the track she
was heavily plunged on at short odds.
Away well, Burns managed TO get cut off
and then steered into the deep going.
AT the wire the good thing finished among
the "also rams" and the crowd frowned
on Tommy the balance Of the afternoon.
Morgan landed Earl Islington. the sec
ond choice, winner by clever riding, three
lengths before The Offering.
The track was very heavy in spots near
the turns, as well as next the rail, and
many a starter had his speed duled by
trying TO wallow through it, Nearly all
of the winners were returned by their
riders taking the overland route. The
fields were large. occasioning several te-
diouS delays at the post. FaVoriteS won
but two purses.
Maud Ferguson started in a race on
Monday last. and her showing on that
occasion was not a fattering one. for she
finished last. Yesterday. in the second
event, pitted against a much cheaper
band OF platers, she reversed the order
of things. Tommy Burns got her away
In .,t, the lead. and at the wire won won
favorite with Toribio, ran third. The win
ner was 10 ! in the ring.
The Burns & Waterhouse filly Humid
ity narrowly averted defeat In the sprint
which followed. Heavily backed at even
money. IT took all of Thorpes knowl-
edge OF the tricks of the art TO land her
first, a neck in front of Bogus Bill. Dan
iel. another two-year-old starter, was
third
Little Ranch made a bungling mess Of
II on the back of Sly, to favorite for
the fourth number on the card. With or
ders, no doubt not to make his run until
well into the stretch he almost waited
until the Oakland town clock had tolled
the hour OF 9. by which time Whitcomb
had reached the wire The winner was
well backed at odds of TO 2. Show hon.
ors fell to Dare ii.
Albert Songer. on Sallie Goodwin. favor
lite for the next event. five furlong
dash, met with much better success
Away in the lead. the mare was never
headed, winning easily from Silver Maid,
a 30 TO ! shot. with Joe Weber up. Shell
lac. ridden by Burns. finished a close
third.
Vittitoe the clever Western rider made
his California debut on the back OF Tib-
uron in the six furlong run which closed
the days sport. and scored a hit. Riding
a perfect race. he gradually overhauled
Jones. with the leg up on Imperious. the
favorite. and. driving hard. downed Dr.
Rowell's sprinter a head Seven TO / was
laid about the winner. Jerid probably
the best, ran into the show.
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369.
Index Horse Age Weight St, I'm. Nm Nm. Str. Fin.

Y FnarT Tuk-InLu
b
handle chico outfot Lodesar rawayver
Don't Know
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Continued on Eighth Page.
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BURNS WAS
UNPLACED
ON FUGA
The Burk Entry Heavily
Played Vittitoe Made a
Successful Debut.

F Tommy Burns
Is not careful some
one of the fresh ar
riving stars of jock
eydom will snatch
away his quickly
earned title of pub
dc idol. Tommy had
the mount on Fuga
In the opening event
ar Oakland veGfar-
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Times. l3& A. :37h; r. 1904. Winner J.
Good start. Won easily. Second and third dr.
Sallie Goodwin away flying. F1amaway slightly
Silver Maid. Mainstay had speed. Santello
STANDARDIZATION li2. True Blue 1l2
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Time-h. :l3H: n. BIZ: II. l:O4%. Winn
Love Knot. Good start. Won handiy. Seco
With more luck The Offering would hay
stretch. Spry Lark and Al both caused muc
win. Stormy has speed.
Scratched-Aprona 105.
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TimeI. ply: Il. 50A; e. 1:Is. Winner. T. O.
Blue Blood. Good start. Won cleverly. Second and
Burns outbroke his field. Espirando a
up much ground lost Pat Murphy quit.
Scratched-Jingle Jingle ss. Aluminium 1Gs. Isabelle
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Time-To y. %: 20 Il. :47%; last X. 1:o3l1
houses br. (. by Hindoo-imp. Calphurnia. Goo
Humidity kept very busy last part. Bill
out by winner Bill Howard had speed Fine
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To-Day's Entries.

Second race-seven furlongs: two-y,
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s6E SECOND RAcEsir
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start and
hitcb wtched yrdden
a times
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25

erection OF q Catholic church In Aztec
In the near future, q project which will
require and should receive the assistance
Of our public spirited citizens.
Messrs. W.. NJ. McGee. Thomas McGee
and J.B. Hildebrsnd. with their families,
have arrived from Centralis. Indian Ter.
ritory. and have taken up their residence
Ia Aztec temporarily. They came over
land from the territory. They are OK
perienced farmers and will likely pur.
chase ranch and other property In the
county.
Last Tuesday night, at Alcatrsz. Gre
gorio Jsquez met with q severe accident.
A celebration was In progress near the
church, and Gregorio was helping the
fireworks display along. when a lighted
dynamite 1recrscker held In his right
hand exploded and almost tore his hand
away. Dr. Condit was called and reports
the patient progressing as we'll as could
be expected.
Mrs. Nettie Nyles and MIR. B. y. Wood
ring, Of Telluride, Colorado. came into
town on the stage last Friday afternoon.
and before the shades Of night had fallen
they were Mr.. and Mrs. Woodring. JUS
tice Walters pronounced the words that
tied them In the matrimonial knot, per.
forming the ceremony at the Home hotel
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
SILVER CITY,

From the Independent.
len new members will be initiated In.
TO the mysteries Of the Daughters Of
Rebeksh ut the meeting TO DO held on
November 2S.
There are an unusual number Of build
ing operations for this time Of the year
under way in Silver City. indicating the
prosperity being enjoyed here.
Hon. n. A. Higley. Of Cedar Rapids.
Ia, retired banker, u prominent Mason
and member Of the executive committee
OF the University Of Iowa, Is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. u. A. Mcintosh. He Is on
his way 10 California.
Ii Is officially announced that two new
stations, Hanover and fierro. have been
established on the Hanover line, and
Hanover Junction on the Silver City and
Northern road Of the BIO Grsnde division
Of the santa fe.
The Four Leaf club Is the name given
TO q whist club which has recently been
organized in Silver City. the member.
ship being strictly confined 70 the gen.
tier ssx. The club numbers In all about
twenty. four members.
j. W.. Psnnewiii has returned TO Silver
City after an absence Of several months,
and like all others is firmly convinced
that Silver City Is just about the best
place Oh earth after all. Mr.. P~ennewill's
esteemsble family will join him here In
q short while. and they will be warmly
welcomed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
l. MO8ORDO.

From The News.
Dr. Bryan has been promoted 10 chief
surgeon Of all medical systems CON
nected with the HI Paso Il Northeastern,
at al increased salary.
The grand ball OF last Friday night,
given for the benefit OF the Alamogordo
lire department. wa In all probability
the most brilliant social event Of its
kind that has ever transpired since the
inception Of ~Alamogordo society.
Work has commenced on the new bank
building on Tenth street. II Is TO be q
two-story brick structure, and when
completed will be a most desirable ad-
dition 10 the business portion Of the city.
Contractor Beidleman has the work In
charge.
Bob Bruden, who for some time past
has been In I'll Paso, Tex, In the Texas
car service. Is back In Alamogordo again
he will probably accept q position In
the railway offices and reside here In the
future. Bob Is 4 jolly good fellow and
his friends are glad that he has decided
to coms back 10 Alamogordo and live.
DR.. Barnett, who assumes charge oil
DR.. Bryan's practice during his absence
Is a graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
college. OF Philadelphia, receiving hi
diploma In 1882. He was for eight year,
railroad surgeon oil the Fort Scott &
Kansas Southern and of late years ha,
been practicing In Kansas City, wher,
he has a hourislhng practice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
w l. OITY.

From Ration Gazette.
Mrs. Jim Rush. Of Ration. has returned
home after q two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bracket.
Klmer Whiteman and Tom johnson
we're shaking hands with old friends
here Sunday.
Rev. Baker sent an appointment for
preaching here Thursday night.
Lacy Everett Is busy erecting his new
windmill out on his Laid arroyo ranch.
Jack Atwster and family went to Ra-
ton to do some trading and visit q few
days with relatives.
Misses Laura and Kdwena Dawson
visited with the families OF their
brothers last week and the latter went
to Las Vegas Monday as q witness in
court In the case Of . p~ickpocket.
Messrs. Mize, Brossard aud Van Ritter
returned from the south bringing with
them thirteen hundred head Of sheep,
which are now In charge Of Lee Trujillo
on Kappes arroyo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25

finding one dead bear with two loads Of
buckshot In his CARCASS and another
bear with the trap attached to q front
foot. Mr.. Cloudman shot this bear with q
small caliber Winchester, which only
had the effect Of arousing the beasts an.
ger. The bear made q vicious attack
upon Mr.. Cloudman, VINO only escaped
through the fleetness OF his horse. the
bear chasing him fully 200 yards with
the heavy trap with q pole attached
hanging 70 his foreleg. Both were griz-
lilies, Que extremely large and both very
fat.
A telegram was received by some OF
the resident stockholders In the "BonAn-
"a" mine, located near Socorr0, that a
rich strike had been made and that there
Is an abundance Of high grade copper
ore being taken out.
Frank N. Dodds, q successful stock
raiser whose ranch IL near 0jo Caliente.
In the southern part Of this county, is In
the city visiting his daughter, who is a
pupil ut the convent OF the sisters OF
| Lorretto.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
A WAR ON ~OONsUMPTION.
Congress May be Asked to Enact Neoessar
la~giaIation.

Congress MAY be Asked to Enact Necessary
Legislation.
There is q strong probability that con-
grsss will be called upon this winter TO
enact suitable Legislation for the preven-
ton Of the spread Of consumption, II Is
said that q bill will be- introduced In the
house for the erection of u national san
itsrium. to be under the immediate sup
ervision Of the marine hospital service,
aud In view Of the contagious character
OF the disease, 1t Is not improbable that
some action will be taken looking to-
wards the stamping out Of the plague
for 1t Is fast becoming a plague, ~ the
statistics Of all the large cities show.
The fact that the United States govern
ment ID deeply interested In the matter
Is shown by the instructions recently
sent our consuls abroad, ordering them
to obtain data OF the subject. In nc
cordance with instructions. Consul Coyet,
ut Lyons, France, has transmitted the
following from the league for the pre-
vention OF tuberculosis:
For every six persons In this country
ut least Il dies OF consumption. OF the
$4,000 deaths that occur every year In
France, over 10000 are caused by pull
monary tuberculosis or phthisis, and this
great number. instead Of decreasing,
goes on augmenting every year. Hardly
q family IN the nation but pays to IL their
sad tribute. No disease, no scOurge can
be compared 10 tuberculosis, 30 far AZ the
number OF victims are concerned. All
epidemics and contagious diseases com-
bined-typhoid, ~varioloid, scarletina,
measles. diphtheris, cholera, etc..-io not
cause half 30 many Deaths"
"The parasite OF this disease may also
be found In beef, especially eOw-beef,
poultry. rabbits and milk. The latter
should always be boiled. or better still
stsrillzed, before using. Milk Is ster.
ilizsd by placing the vessel containing II
in u tin pail full Of water and letting II
boil for forty-hye minutes. The habit OIL
drinking blood ut slaughter houses II
dangerous and without any salutsry
results.
"'5ome persons have a tendency Il
consumption, and should be especial,
careful; for instance, those whose rela,
tiyes have died from consumption or wht
are feeble from privations. The abuse o
alcoholic liquors Is particularly fayorabl,
to phthisis. Over 1000 infants under
two years Of age die annually In Paril
from consumption.
"'This disease Is durable where II hal
not advanced too far, for those who ar,
willing to submit to long months-anC
sometimes years-of treatment and 70
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
TAOS.

From the Cresset.
The ladies are arranging for another
mask ball on Thanksgiving evening,
November 81.
The rock foundation Of p. Dolan's gen.
srsl merchandise store Is now being put
in place.
Green street Is again looming up-this
time N q business street. New stores
and offices starting. one store being built,
and many prospective business establish
ments and residences.
Juan Gonzalez, an old resident OF Pc
nasco, WA found dead, hung to a beam
OF his barn Monday morning. The sup.
position Is that he committed suicide,
but there are some ~peculiarities about the
case.
Msssrs. Muller and Runke returned
Monday from Clayton where they have
been engaged In selling and delivering
lambs to Colorado and eastern feeders
Tor the past live weeks. They report q
good market, but not NJ high prices as
last season.
Gabriel Lucero. one OF the most re-
spected old residents Of Taos, died after
q lingering illness Of some three months
At n time he was one Of the larges,
real estate owners in the valley, but his
fortune had been lost under adverse cir
cumstances.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
BAN MARCIAL

From The Bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bssdle have gone
10 Helper. Utah, to reside.
Mrs. N. 0'Lsughlin moved 10 Albu-
querqus Thursday morning. Their
home has been leased TO Joe Farr.
Conductor Lot Morris will be married
to a Topeka young lady about December
10. He has leased the Shaw dwelling,
X. @. Rockwell Is keeping the railway
reading room well up TO Its old time re-
putation Of 3 carefully managed insti-
tuition.
San Marcial merchants are preparing
for an unusually large holiday trade,
and there Is every indication that their
expectations will be fully realized.
Mrs. ID. A. MeLennan returned from a
visit with Mrs. W. II. Wilton at Stafford,
Arizona. Mrs. Wilton Is running a
short order restaurant and Is doing we'll
Csttlemen and p~rospectors say that
skunks and coyotes are unusually nu'
merous this year. At n camp alone 20
OF the former and 40 OF the latter were
killed while trying to steal grub.
DIR. ShRw's business interests In San
Msrcisl have been transferred 10 Mrs
Shaw, and the latter Is now In charge Of
the store. with Bruce Cruickshank ~
clerk. The Drs. Cruickshank will have
their headquarters In this drug store.
An arrangement Is now in force where
by express messengers on che run be-
tween San Marcial and Silver City lay
over here. There are two and they alter,
nate each day. One Of them Is a man Of
family and has rented a dwelling at thi,
end OF the run.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
ELiZABETH1OwN

From the Miner.
VIII otruthers has a force Of men hard
at work on mine and mill.
Maurice Gallagher has bought the kel
ly property near the postofice.
Another trust has been formed In Eliz-
a~bethtown; the two meat markets have
been consolidated.
The Eiizsbethtown cornet band will
give q grand masquerade ball Oh Thurs
aay. Nov. 3Oth.
l.. b. Preston. resigning rs school d.
rector. the school board WAS reorganizsd
by the election OF John Pearson ~ chair.
man, and Il A. Funke y clerk.
The season Notwithstanding the scar
city Of water, has been good in the Mo-
reno plscers, and = much larger amout
Of gold has been taken out than for some
years. Grand preparations are being
made for the season Of 1900.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-25
CARLSBAD.

From the Current.
ID. ID. Clark, constable Of this precinct,
and ID. r. Hsrkey, arrested mi John In
derwood, near the point Of the Guadu-
lupes. Underwood is wanted ut Barstow'
Texas. for cattle stealing.
Rev. J. p. Wright and wife Of lola,
Kan, arrived to spend the winter with
their daughter and son.in-lsw, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. II. Gamble. Rev. Wright Is 80
years Of age and u retired divine Of the
Presbyterian church.
John Byrne, the sheep man, purchased
the McKeen place eight miles west Of
Mosley in Dark canyon, from ". A. Wat
kins; consideration $4,000. Mr.. Bryne
will run his sheep on the ranch which
Is we'll supplied with grass and water.
John Csntrell returned from the top Of
the mountains some thirty miles west oil
Seven Rivers where, In company with
Joe and Mart Tanning and Geo. Nc.
Donald. he pursued deer and bear for q
week. Thirteen deer WAS the record oil
the party.