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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20
81 RApEpE v RECOVERED. +"

"For seven years l had been troubled with
what the doctors called bronchitis, writes
Mr.. Arthur Maule general merchant of
Nilestown, Middlesex Co., Ontario. IA year
ago, after I had been taken sick with severe
attack, began taking Golden Medical Dis
covery' rapidly recovered from the attack,
and felt no more of it that fall. This season
l began taking the Discovery in August
and have SO far been perfectly we'll l can go
out in all kinds of weather and not feel the
bronchial trouble at all. Let me say to all
who are suffering from such complaints to
give Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a
fair trial, and l am convinced that good results
will be obtained"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20
May Grow Rich.
Macon Tele9raph.)

In his speech at Griffin on the sub
ject of ''Dairying and General Farm
ing" Ex-Governor Northern made the
following points in order to show the
advantages of this section: AN acre
of land costs a Northern dairVman
$50; it costs a Georgian SO: A North
ern farmer puts about $4,000 in a
barn: the Georgia farmers sheds can
be put up comfortably for $50. \
standard Jersey COW is worth the
same in Georgia that it is in New
York. We can raise to perfection all
of the grasses that they can. and
have the advantage of being able to
raise luXuriantly Bermuda grass.
which they cannot. The Northern
farmer has to keep up his COWS and
feed them for six months in the year
while the Georgia farmer is only
forced to do this two months out of
the twelve
If all this is true. what is the trou-
BILE? Why is not dairying done on
the largest scale in this favored re-
gion? Why are cattle ranches I'M
known? Why do we not send thou
sands of beef cattle to New York for
export? Ex-Governor Northern is
reported as saying that 1.-The trouble
with the people is that they become
enthusiastic over an enterprise at the
start and then abandon it to plant
cotton" While the Ex-Governor NAV
take a somewhat rosy view of the
grass-growing possibilities of Geor-
gia. in comparison with those Sec
tons where the beef cattle industry
is enormously profitable. he is I'M
doubtedly right in believing that the
energetic Georgia planter. who is
wise enough to limit his cotton acre
age. may grow rich through diversi-
fed farming.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.

"Last spring, early wrote you my feelings
and condition" says Mr.. A. ]. Vanderwater, of
S73 West Division Street, Chicago, ILL.,, "and
you advised me to take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1 am happy to say am
getting to feel fine. In all 1 have taken six
bottles of the Discovery and four or five
walls of the little Pellets, and they have done
me worlds of good These medicines have
wrought the great change in me. l was
slow NOPE of a man that could hardly crawl,
tired and sick all the time, unable to work; now
l can work, sleep, eat, and feel fine, and that
tired feeling is all going away. DR.. Pierce's
medicines have almost made new man of
me. l feel young as did at thirty years"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL. THIS POPU-
LAR RESORT WILL OPEN JUNE /.

The Atlantic Hotel has been handsomely
refitted and renovated and will open for
the season of 1900 on June list, under our
personal management.
The hotel will be conducted in thor
ough and up-to-date manner, and every
thing that will add to the comfort and
pleasures of our guests will receive per-
sonal attention.
The fishing, sailing. boating, bathing,
dancing and other pleasures at the At
lantic Hotel and surroundings are unsur-
passed.
If you wish to spend the summer months
in very pleasant manner come to More
head City and the Atlantic 'otel
For rates and other inforih@ ton, adj
dress SCOVILLE BROS,
Managers.
The Aragon. Atlanta, Ca, until May the
18th. After that date, the Atlantic Hotel,
Morehead CityAN C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20

CATER suffering from piles for fifteen
years I was cured by using two boxes
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve," writes
w. J. Baxter, North Brook, ~ C. 1t heals
everything. Beware of counterfeits
Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co., w. II. King,
Adams &; Moye, VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20
Mr.. Clapp Resigns.
Especial to The News and Observer. }

Newton, n. c., May 19.-Rev ]. C.
Clapp, d. d., resigned as President of Ca
tawba College on yesterday evening. The
Trustees will meet in about two weeks
and consider the resignation. If they ac-
cept it, his successor will be elected then
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
Goodrich Line Steamers

For Milwaukee, 0:30 q. N. and 0 .. m.
daily. For Grand Haven, Muskeson, Grand
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LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKE SUPERIOR
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

To Mackinac Island, st. ignace, gault Ste.
Marie, Grand Marais, Marquette, Houghton,
Hancock. Bayfield,. Ashland, and Duluth.
Steamers leave Chicago every Tuesday at
3 p. M. Company's ONCE and docks. $50
North Watcr.st., Chicago. Send for illus.
trated booklet. Tel. 1913 Central.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. r. CO.,

Nassau New York. May /. 1900
Notice hereby given the St Paul & Duluth
Company has sold its granted lands
and other contracts derived from such
and retire all OF the Preferred Stock Preferred Stock
Scrip Company That the provisions the
Pan Reorganization OF Superior and Mssis
Epul Railroad Company which the organization OF the
Paul Duluth Railroad Company the proceeds Of
such be applied far necessary the
said Preferred Stock and Preferred Stock
Scrip such Preferred Stock and Scrip subject be
value.
That at a meeti z OF Board Of Directors Of the
Company Guy held this first day Of May. A. .. 1900,
resolution duly adopted providing that Company
said from the said sale Of the granted
rls land c9ntTact notes and other contracts 10 the
Scrip par ans dividend OF three and one-half
cent al Preferred Scrip shall
be retired and cancelled before JULY 1ST A =.
That Board OF Directors be de-
posted with MEESRS J. P. MORGAN & co. IN New
YORK city proceeds Of lands
and a sufficient OF all OF
par three
elG one-ha4f thereon
Nessrs J. P MORGAN & co will and after MAY
18th A. D 1900, office IN New York City the
surrender OF certificates Of said Preferred Stock and Pre-
Ted stock Scrip for cancellation properly endorsed
- ne holders the value Of certificates.
Gad dividend Of and onehaf cent thereon.
sac Preferred Stock Scrip viii any right
altdlr1ty rights Of d
s9lnoleer thereHder his
ct lie fund apart the said
BIZ ORDER OF THE BOARD.
+. 8 ROLLINS. Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

the Se.,sry side q Third Ay-nn. and the no.sh.rty "a
para.i ws sns .nn5s a5 - a
sa.b Tss Dary sa ssnss a1T.nss, sar.s ale
Street and part % ne way saroash
1ge and ,hense southery along ne westerly side
rhiTd Avenue 20 feet 70 he point OF oestnnins
via a' ,s D' Suanss s-rssu rec s 6osd ia faa' and %
Of Z. S. :. Me- ne g, g aS.s. Sy s,s a; ~
along the ws.far s ~ s,r asn e nsrs '
Of the wsv through said party wall feet &c
the centre Of party wall Hence southery through shs
sf sstTs side ef 81 saa s wall = , 3ssss I. ne ao.
norteriv sid. af Syninth street 90 FEET aas
stan ee pu s pr Ss or De the said
N Also AL that plot Of land IN The city and County OF
ATsHas sa q . GG % ass n: ss:s:F & s q n. nm
Third Arsns T1ss % ne ss westerly .ias
End running thence northe-y
centre party wall thence wess-riy through the csnr
parallel w,ss the wsstry ~ se q rr segns
through 5e st thence essteTy and par q ne va.
tsnss @ pr Dlce OF oesnlng De the said several dis
New W Ysr L Win 5hA ,b plot qf land IN ne CITY sn County
s Pom 81 acs.: the s - @ Of ,r. rs
With e., reS9n or The westerly side OF Third Avenus
nng thenee northeriy along the westerly Third
thence westerly and part OF the way hsas me c.n,r.
Pre Faf a Ts . @ E 10 ~. neSs ne 1r HS1es =:
ne thence easeriy and part o. the wsy ta-ouss
point or place 0r beginning
ara dimensions
sO ALL chat plot % land City and Coraty
& New fsk with the buildings thereon. bounded and d.
Ars5a B5GNN.NG Roia in the westerly .es Of rnlra
1orrned oy the intersection
Avenue rhe or
running thence Of
1nlc avenue 6 feet the OF wall:
westerly and part OF The through
party wall % feet 10 inches
with The westerly side OF Third 2e and I,
the centre OF party wall 81 feet 10
oI place OF beginning De the said
dimensions
Dated. New York. 9th.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND Trust COMPANY
ROLLINS & ROLLINS
ATTORNEYS for petitioner, Office md Oac- A
cress No 32 Nassau Street, Borough 81 Na-ba.r,.
CITY Or New y
me rrst above described prope--v
4oS 4OI 41s sO9ls Third Avenue s shon mo, rhs Soi
lowing diagram and Is be sold
OF f0rtynve Thousand dollars Inrer-. ther-o-
April l. iso az the rate OF AZ
v1len SAID nortzase viii Be PAYABLE 1904
Lated New York April y. 1900. ~
GNHED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
EAST 9TH
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
foreclosure Sales.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COI-RT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-JOHN o. BAKER Plaintiff
against ROBERT KELLY and others, Defendants-(Nos
231 and 233 B0wery.)
IN pursuance of Of
an! entered IN me above entitled action, bearing
GATE the 9th day of April 1900 and fled
April 1900 the Undersigned, the @eferee judg
neI % naIned VIII sell at public auction at the New York
oush or Manhattan. City OF New York on
OF May 1900, at - o'clock that by D
tiSniX Ihsraha auctioneer the premises directed by
sdu judgment 10 be sold and therein described follows
ALL those two certain lots pieces parcels land
situate living and being in the Borough OF Manhattan
the City of New York. and known numbers
23i ard 233 Bowery. which. taken together are
bounded and described follows: BEGINNING
the Eastery of the Bowerv dIstanr one b,dai
the corner formed the Easterly
OF the Bowery Southeriy line Of stanton
The Southerly line Of Stanton street fred
sIYenty-four GIt feet nine and onehals (9i) inches
stanton street tOrty-nine (4 feet eleven inches
thence Westerly parallel nearly with Stanton
seventynvs tto} feet thence Northeriy and at
inches; thence again Westerly and again parallel or
nearly So with Stanton Street hundred and
one ~ men 20 lne EASTERN slCe OF the BcWery at
point distant hundred fortveight
@ inches southerly the said Southeast
SoWey ana stanton street and thence S0utherly along
the Easerly side hfty-one feet six tl
inches to the point or place OF beginning.
The said premises will be sold subject OF
certain prior mortgage executed by Emma Strong al
the Mutual Life Insurance
ment Of the $50 900. with from the 10Th
recorded Register of the County OF
York on the aSth dav S4pter1ber Isq6 in SeCtfC-
70 the len. If OF affecting said
premises for the opening and widening Elm street
Dated, New York, April oath, 800
ARTHUR d. TRCAX. Referee
DAILY, HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for PaintfT Ofice
The following is diagram of the property be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SUPRElIE COURT COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK.-Jeremiah P. Robinson Isaac R. Robin
Trustees Elizabeth De Witt Leonard plaintiffs
against John McSweeney and others. defendants AC-
TON NO. /
pursuance Judgment foreclosure and sale. duly
the above entitled action and bear
27th April 1900 L the undersigned,
the Referee Judgment named will sell az pubic
auction New York Real Estate Saesroon1 No III
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan City of New York on
the 24th day of MAY 1900 at u o'clock noon on that
day by William NJ Ryan ESD Auctioneer the premises
directed TO De sold by said Judgment and therein de-
scribed follows
that certain, lot piece parcel OF land with the
buildings erected situate Borough Of Man
haitian in the City Of New York. and bounded and de-
scribed follows, that Is COMMENCING at
point the eastsry line OF Broadway formerly the
BoUlevard) distant 90 inches
Southerly BY intersection OF
the said Eastery Broadway with the SOuthery
line hundred rwentyffrh and running
thence Eastery line parallel with One hundred and
twenty fifth Street and part OF the distance through te
of wall Seventyhve tjl teet thence SouLn
erly on lne parallel with Broadway Thrty-two g.
feet and 90 inches thence Westerly line parae
with One hundred and twenty-h Street Seventy five
fjb feet Eastery line Of Broadway and thence
NOrtherlv along Easteriy line OF Broadway Thir
beginning premises being situated in Block 1879
~ Section the Land Map OF the City OF New York
Said being further by the Number
1892 Broadway.
Dated New YORK. Nav 2nd 1900.
AUGUSTUS II. TASDERPOEIA Referee
Owen & Sturges. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. II Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y. City.
The following is diagram OF the property 70 be sold;
I25th Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

New Yurk--Charles Rune. Individually Gustav
Schreitmile-. individually. and Minna Ruhe. Gustav
Schreitmller and Francis II. Ruhe the
Estate OF Francis II. Ruhe licensed Plaintiffs.
Julia Wiedhopf and others Defendants.
IN pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered IN the aboventitlad action
ing date the 21th day OF April. 1900. T. undersigned
the Referee In said Judgment named will sell
AuctOn at the New York Real Estate Sales Room III
broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York on the 2ith day Of MAY 1900 - o'clock
that day, by Richard Y Harnett
premises directed by said Judgment be Sold and therein
described follows
al that certain lot piece. parcel Of land with the
buldnz therH0n erected situate wing and being the
Borough OF Manhattan City OF York. bounded and
described follows. BEGINNING a point on the
southery side OF Seventynh Street distant hundred
and eighty feet and nine inches eastery from the
formed By the easerly side OF First Avenue and the
er side OF Seventffh Street running thence southerly
and parallel with First Avenue and part OF the way
through party wall hundred feet
inches TO Of thc block thence eastery along
the middle OF The block feet and nine inches
thence norter and again parallel With First Avenue
hundred and feet and inches the southery side
of Seventy-ffth Street and thence westerly along the
southey side of Seventyfh Street twentvseven feet
and nine inches to the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. April Both. 1900
GEORGE W. COTTERII.I. Referee
RICHARD DTDENSINCi. DR.
Attorney for Plaintiffs, f56 Broadway, Borough
Manhattan New City.
The following is diagram OF the property 70 be sold
described above being 42i
Street y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o

York-Carl Fischer. Plaintiff Tulia
Wledhopf and others, Defendants.
n pursuance OF Judgment Foreclosure and sale
duly the action hear
date the 27th day OF April 1900 Undersigned
the Referee IN said judgment named. viii Public
Auction at the New York Real Estate Sales Room No
III Broadway the Borough Of Manhattan.
York the 24rh day Of May. 1900. clock noon
on Richard V Harnett Aurtoneers
premises directed by said Judgment sold ard
therein described as follows
All certain lot piees. parcel with
building thereon erected situate, lying being In the
Nineteenth Ward OF the City Of New York Borough or
Manhattan. bounded and described as follows BEGIN
MING a point The Southeriy side Seventv-dfrh
distant hundred and ftty-three feet Eastery
formed by the Easterly az First
Southeriy side Of Seventy-hfth Streer-
thence SOutherly and parallel with
end or said part Of through
a party wall hundred two inches 10
block: thence Easrsriy middle
parallel Seventy NTH twentv
inches: thence Sortheriy again,
parallel with First Avenue and part OF the distance
a wall hundred and and fvyo
the Southery size of Seventyntth and
along the Southery side OF
Street feet and inches point or
OF BEGINSINCi. Dated New York 3Oth
1000 GEORGE w COTTERILL. Referee.
RICHARD DUDENSINc5. Jr Attorney FOR Piantir Ne
I5s Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York CIV
The following diagram Of the property be sold
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Sew York.-

Jeremiah P. Robinson Isaac r. Robinson as Tr,is-
tees for Elizabeth De Witt Leonard plaintiffs
John McSweeney and others defendants. ACTION NO.
In pursuance If judgment of foreclosure
made and entered the
date the 9th day OF April 1900 undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named will public
ton, At the New York Real Estate Sales-rOOu No III
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
the oath day OF MAY, 1900 IL o'clock
by William VI. Ryan Esq, Auctoneer the premises
rected to be sold by said Judgment and
follows
ALL that certain lot piece parcel
buildings thereon erected
haitian. in the City OF New York. and bounded
scrihed follows, that is 70 COMMENCING
point in the Eastery line Of Broadway formerly the
Boulevar distant Thirty Ave 5 Southerly
corner formed by the intersection OF the said Easery line
OF Broadway with the SoUtherly line o. hundred
twenty fifth Street and running thence Eastery line
parallel with One hundred and twenty fifth part
Of the distance through the OF party
i've t5} feet. thence S7utherly line parallel with
Broadway thirty (3a feet and inches thence
Westerly line parallel with hundred twenty
fifth Street and Of the distance through the OF
another party wall seventy dve Easterly
line OF Broadway and thence N0rthery along Easery
line q Broadway thirty C32) I'D
the point or place OF beginning said premises being
City Of New York premises being further known by
the Number 3i34 Broadway.
Dated New York. NAV 2nd. 1900
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERTOEsIA Referee
OWEN & STURGES Attorneys Plaintiffs. u Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. y. City.
The following diagram Of the property sold:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
DELAY IN SALE OF CORBIN HOUSE.
REPORTED TotBE DUE TO COMPLICATIONS OVER
THE TITLE

1t was reported yesterday that delay had oc
CURED in the final consummation of the sale of the
home 'the late Austin Corbin, at the northeast
cornecSof Thirty-eighth-st. and Fifth-ave.. the
Barrsy-SheIdou Syndicate. owing alleged de-
feet said to have been discovered in the title.
fhe property comprises the house. with stable in
the James Gordon Bennett inherited a
haf interest in the property and trustee for his
sister, Mrs Isaac Bell. jr., the other half The
property was subsequently sold on January 1. 1889
TO Austin Corbin for $500 COO. \ bond of indemnity
for ike amount given TO Mr.. Corbin secur-
ity for any damages that might arise account
of defective title The DEMONSTRATION Syndicate e
recently purchased the property for s4OO eco 1t
said that a proposition Is under discussion for
a friendly suit to be carried the Court of Ap-
peas for the purpose of eradicating the legal di-
cultieS that have arisen.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
No. 3134 Broadway.

The approximate amount Of the mortgage lien charge
is S5 10 with interest from the 9sth DAY OF April
ssh os from April 25th
The aRRroHa3 amount noun of a the a fass and
the purchase paid by the Referee S7G
i'n'sa ~" lsfS SGGtsTUs ST. H T4NDERPoEI. Referee
SUPREME COURT, County of New York--In
the o MasT st q the x iEs sp Si ee NV UNTD
Trustee under the Last VIM and Testament OF
ai'4S% a pSpeFg Of the esia Of sad Matthew Brnss @
In pursuance of a maj order OF sale duly made ard
entered he above entitled proceeding and bearing date
in said order named seH puolic auction the
New YORK Real Estate Sa.s Rooms. No III BToad~ay
Tuesday the 22nd day Of May hsoe at twelve oeosk
dected sy said order to be sold and therein de-
AL vita 3s r. oSss q RE city soaad and a 81 I
Sa aeses iss :ssss.si, :ss's.z side & q n. i
ersection Of the sast side o. Third Avenue ana he
eastsrIy parallel with rverty Street heace
an Iach thence westerly parallel with Twensy-nnta
street 20 feet 70 he easssy see oa "a, n az rs, sehue a
"a feet and q Or an inch n 70 o me - point @ & ot heSn@s gin
New York with the buildings thereon bounded and de-
BEGINNING the corner % formed BY the A nts5sss3n
OF the westerly side OF nsi Az AVene VIE ne ner,hery
along Third Avenue y feet thence nortwestery
6rtveSenth Street 50 feet thence soGthwesJerly and
Street and henea along
to place OF beginning.
New York with the buildings thereon. bounded and de-
scribAd follows
Third distant northeastsry - feet from
intersection OF said norhwesrerly SIDE
Third Avenue with the northeastery SIDE OF Thirty
thence no-theasteriy along
Third s5 thence Rorthwesterly partly
through OF party wall and parallel with
~ thence southwesterly and
parallel with Third Avenue % southeastery
partly through centre of a party wall and parallel
Thirty 50 feet the place OF begin
Ens
ALSO ALL plot OF land City and County OF
York with the buildings thereon bounded and Do
sCribsd a follows
BEGINNING point In the westerly side Of Third
Avenue nor,hery intersection of
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

TO THE sToCkdoLDERs OF THE CONSOLIDATED
Gas COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY.
| ts Ri MORED that the Board Of Directors
q the Consolidated Gas Company would be willing 10
slnl % ne Stockholders proposition sell capital
s-'N o SAID company at price which IN Judgment
$ lar below the value Of said easily
nGerstOoa what large profits could be
ouJing control or the above mentioned stock
would obtain valuable franchise price far below
real value.
As have repeatedly shown parties having large
ress In the stock OF this Company opportunity
j. nov present IN Baltimore city
y ne Consolidated Gas Company sell par even
h.gheF On It's earning capacity alone sufficient
hoFever, 20 stase here that within by
the u progressive and active
pauv shoUld. and IN Judgment will derived from
my knowledge OF The success other
e1tes. approximately double its OF and be
abe 70 furnish Il 70 the people Baltimore CITY for
one dollar per thousand cubic feet. even al less
cnarge tor fuel purposes scaling 10 meet the
ser demand according % the quantity Of consumed
make this appeal 70 the stockholders Of the
oz-ec Gas Company not 20 sell their syndi-
eAte a. sacrifice; and representing I DO great
many shares I viii cheerTuy supply all information
a On s subject 70 the present Stockholders
mem why Z
y 70 their future advantage
company managed Cn broad and progressive are
cther large United States
CHARLES H DICKEY. Box 773 Baltimore Nd
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l6Jth-st n 5, 26 IT Of Fox-st. 96.7x
49, IT TO Fox 81 2JX l20x S e.. Sx = 9 5aS
It to NestChester- ave +U.5 IT 165th-st
Y % Robert ProddOw William simpson 81
Lispenard-st. n :, 1903 II Of Church-st, 25.Ix
9+.3 10 Canal-st x255xi0l.1; William B Dun
can, jr. and another. trustees to Washington
Bunker Observation-Disclosures. 7
LIspenarG-st, No 4}, Robert Warnock 10 George
/ jackson, quit claim
56th-st, 5 S. 125 # OF 6th-ave. 25xIO0.5 Alfred
b Maclay To Georgiana Maclay. ..............
11Tth-st, Il 80 fl OF Manhattan-ave 15xIO0 II:
Judson lawson TO William Duncan tr. and
another trustees. II
George B Kipp. Observation-Disclosures. .
Nartck-st corner BrOOme-st. 2ix6d, Edward
ScheH. executor, to Emma r Hagaman ...... 1