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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

London society. women have broken
out in a new direction. A number OF
them are to appear as supernumerar.
les at the Empire Music Hall, accord.
ing to the London Daily Mail. ."They
will not go on in the regulation tights
and ballet dress" says that journal;
they will just wear their fashionable
dresses, WALKING costumes, ten gowns
and SO on" The list OF those who have
taken up the fad includes several
peeresses and some real society beau.
ties,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

The work of laying the Commercial
Cable company's new cable between
Coney island and Fox bay, Canso. N.
S., has begun. The British steamer
Silverton, from which the operations.
are conducted, is at the starting point
this side with a crew of $50. There
are $50 knots of cable to be laid, and
the total cost will be S1,l25,0 900. This
cable vii connect with the new cable
to the Azores, which was laid by the
Baraday about three months arc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

A New England company has
turned outsan electric car capuble Of
making siStS-fye miles an hour. 1t is
to run onathe sev%enteen-fnile road be.
tween Providence and Fall River, and
is expected to cover the distance il
sixteen nlinutea.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
General Announces sey.

Postmaster General Announces Sev.
crai Changes I'll Ismlcs.
Washington, July 3O.-Postmaster
General Emory Smith has issued nh
order carrying into effect recon.
mendations made by the rural free
delivery superintendent, who have
been In session here several DAYS. The
order, which applies to all rural free
delivery service in the country, fol.
{lowss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
TRIAL OF CALEB POWERS.

Motion o an ArqnlttaI instructions
OveErMietl.
Georgetown, KY, July 31.-The trial
OF Caleb Powers, chargedgWit being
an accessory before the fact to the.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
Indian schoo, Contract.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 1.-The
secretary of the interior hns award
ed. the contract. for school house and
cottage at the Pine Ridge Indian
agency, South Dakota, to George r.
Conner, of Pine Ridge, at $2,231.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

There were but $500. 900 people in
America when this century opened
France had five times as many peo.
pie; Germany and even Austria had
four times Americas population;
Italy had three times as many and SO,
had Great Britain. Ever Spain had
double il number of people and lit.
tie Portugal wa almost our rival in
numbers. We have more people now
than any European nation except
Russia, which alone leads us.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

The estimated population 81 Tien.
Tsin lis 100000 and the estimated.
population Of Picking isg 1,soo,oo0.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
WOLF BOUNTY UNPAID.
Money Gone and $4,000 in claims

Money Gone and $4,000 in Claims
on File. ~
Pierre, S. D., Aug. 1.-The leg Of
the wolf bounty for the presei Fiscal
wear was paid out ycstc.any-less
than a month after the beginning Of
the year. This leaves no approprlk
ton available until after next July
unless the legislature takes acted
next winter. Claims yet unpaid, q
the amount of $4,000, r yet on fila
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

The man in Jersey City who took
shoe polish by mistake for cough med
icine anne SO nea dying that he
could probably feel his patent leather
finish.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
Chancc 1T Tnkn,

Washington, July 30.-The war depart.
ments{has received the following from
Major General Chaffee:
..Ghefop-Left NaEasaki at daybreak on
the 18th. arrived at Takus at 10 o'clock at
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
csm1nnnisn.ion RESTORED

New York, July 30s-The cable compa-
MES Announce that Communication be-
tween Shanghai and Chefoo ID restored.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
lako,a Bank statement.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 1.-The alb.
stract of the condition of the national
banks of South Dakota at the close Of
business on June 20, as reported to
the comptroller of the currency,
shows the average reserve to have
beens33.s6 pei. cent. against 1886 per
cent. April 26. I'll Loans md discounts
decreased from $4,,3a1,gIl to $4,2s7, 704;
stocks and securities Increased from
$685., 154 to S551,Ss3; gold coin from
$a33,e40 to $352,2 32; total specie from
$451,259s to $456,944. . Lawful money
decreased from $63l,634 to S6Os, 46l;
individual deposits increased from
S5.616. T43 to SIS. 500. 433.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04
Gamble ii Recover,np

Yankton, S. D., Aug. DIR. Wei
mer, attendant physician upon Con
gresham II. j. Gamble, says: "Mr.
CANDLES condition is good, and with
ordinarily good fortune In q few
weeks he will be restored both In
body and in mind. If anything, his
condition after recovery will be bet
ter than at any time before in his
llife.n
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

= NVIIItHI .0If!HUIty USC 20, OF 9USKuTOOSl,
Ia, left shoulder and arm bruised, skin
torn from right hand. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Careful management and untirlne indus
try on the part Of the proprietor of ten
acres o, land would produce a far greater
profit with a much smaller investment.
cham more preten,iols operations carried
on with al. assistance ard expense OF
uncertain hired help. Nothing is 80 slim
uiatiug us pnoprie;orship OF land how
ever small the piece. and thing 20 pro-
1rctlve as gardeu-farmlng or the concen-
-ration q a large amount OF labor and
manure on small plot 81 ground: It's
successful following would add millions
" dollars TO the productive wealth Of
other states where farm products are
growing less wear hy year and finally
would do much toward settling the prob
lem Of profitable occupation for our large
army 81 non-rrodu-crs. Polltry-rnising
Should be- leading Industry on small
farms. as fruit. poultry ana bees can
occupy the same ground in orchards
while confinement OF the fowls for short
time will permit Of growing vegetables
and small fruits Fowls bring in cash
returns every month.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
The ChInnhcrr, rrrc..

Just now a cry has gone forth that
there Is IN this country a scarcity Of wood
proper for manufacture Of the best KIM
Of furniture. The fact Is there f. a scare
10y OF various woods that will take
proper polish Tor hlga workmanship
writes Peter Prlnah IN southern Farmer
Here, south and especially IN F'ori "a
We have been in the habit Of turning %
our pine Cor something that g. hard nd
has a grain that can be admired and can
be smoothly polished. The pine has an
swered very sell. out IL IN no way aned
the place OF the black walnut or the
place OF the hard rock maple that can
be found In Maine or Northern New
York rhen the Southern pine will no,
ice In evidence long. a. tie tufp NJ ne
makers seem 10 be destroying H. In
Florida there are hundreds of turpcntine
farmers. and naturally they Won 4 cause
decrease OF the hard pine from which
Il Is extracted The trouble with Flor
ida pine is that n Is a very heavy wood
much too heavy FOR convenience in the
manufacture OF nice beautiful articles
Here IN South Florida We have tree
known a. the Chinaberry. The Phlladel-
phia Record says OF Il:
I'm tho scarcity or absence OF hla-k
walnut. the makers Of furniture have hal
10 use many kinds Of wood less be 1ufifN
and less durable Experiments have teen
made with various trees. ana tire best
results are claimed by a Ecu y Caroli-a
forester for the China cry With h.
declares. Il second 10 none flr rail- ay
ties. and for furniture. inside house IN
ishing moth-proof chests and closets Il
Is second only 20 black walnut for duru-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

late in September The worm matches IN
"a week 20 ten days and works downward
into tine creylces OF tho bark feeding on
the inner layers. 10 feeds until hate fall
aud passes the winter In hurroW near
tie surface OF tho ground. 10 begins feed
ing again 90 spring Prof Willis G. John
son OF the Maryland experiment station
says digging out is the only effective
remedy
The most satisfactory time is early IN
Noyemher; later Ia open fails. 4 knife
or other instrument with keenedge and
sharp point IS best adapted for worming
First have the earth taken away from
around the trees 20 a depth o. four six or
eight inches below the surface az least
two or three days before the "wormer
comes along THIS allows the trunk 70
dry on and as a rule. the borer viii chow
some signs whereby MS presence can be
detected
After The worming hos been done, have
th. earth drawn back around the trees so
az 90 protect Tho roots and trunk from
winter freezes some persons leave the
trunk ~ tho trees and roots exposed
thinking hat the cold weather viii XII
the worms but such an idea is erroneous
The worm Is rarely ever destroyed by the
cold 10 is not necessary 70 worm in
the spring II the work has been properly
done iu the fail. But u not done this fall
do not neglect II next spring.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

1ili'y beauty under fo's1 ard freed N
from insects 20 viii grow CO any srol q
that can te tralnsa. and b. valued at from
SO 90 81 pr 90 feet. lr Ten Sc o.
hundred acres Will produee from o"3 .
so.0o trees The Charleston NeHs ana
Courier SAYS that the Chinauerrs trt
Is safer than the peach aud pays .e-
ter than the pecan
The Chiraberry Is one ~ the mrs' fa1lt
growing trees there b. u bloom. Doe etr =
spring and its flower is most letatit !
Not much attention "a given s. ore. "a
the whole % Florida especially the eo 20
crn part. is kinEdcm q hoscr Z. VI.
lowing the bloom come the berries. a
they are called. but instead ~ .erlrs
they are a berry shaped seed tfat gro"
in clusters al over the tree TIC se'
are used 90 medicine ard are Sail o. r1
cure for rn.umat W. The tf.hAa rf
.@ron come 20 maturity 'ha; in
Dixie. o. nearly 900 az NE go d" o.
states. IL soon necomes large encn e..
lumber. aud the llmne. t0at 90 BE- INSIDE
from Il g. oaau,i,al ia-usE aed str2' 3.
II can be used for ho-se n1ti1.rg : rms
ture Manufacture or any other wo X
where beautiful lastlne AMI strong iin-
her d required forest % chin ~
trees IL undoubtedly AS vslla j."
peach orchard or an orange grove OF equal
era. The ChinapsEy ir time VIII ne %
great value % the Southern states.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Those who soil small frui' bushes tel
~ that 50 many purchaser complain
that biackberries. raspnerres and straw
berries fan 20 grow. saws Joseph Methan.
IN Practical Farmer These cases when
investigated nearly Away prove ga.
the reason why the plants failed - 1--WE
WIS because Of TOO deep planting. lhf
purchaser as a rule. sets fnr plants iif
too deep An exam nation Qf tho PLANS
will show that he roo are nat rev ana
are OF a spreading nature lhrt t.atis
require TO be but an inch or TWO hel'"
ground aa they we're before beng dug
nut the inexper. euced planter appears
20 imagine he is handling a small tree
and sets tire plants lrauesl perhaps -FOUR
10 six inches under ground Whith re-
suits IN certain sfuot herring out - tnt
base OF the cnneE where the shoots TOT
the next year are 90 form NfliAfi
raspbergfes nor blackberries require 20 he
but deep enough under ground 90 bt
fairly covered with soil Fixed IN this
wav there would b. bat fcw Complaints
q the plants not growing. straw berry
plants are often destroyed in The same
way They are 81 80 deep tha' tho TOP
OF the crowus are underground o. are
low enough that soil is washed over
them with tho FIRST heavy rain 4 litie
thought would often suggest 90 tn 1sc
ABOUT TO UAHNNs ANRHAe NNlf f.AN.t.'i
set plants. The proprietor u nursery
recently related 90 tine writer how lady
had come to him complaining that The
90 Asparagus plants he had furnished
mus, have been drni when delivered as
she had but a dozen or SO Of I've Aanfs
10 show Tor her purchase. To prove what
SIC said she had IN her carriage one %
the plants just dug up. She was FIRST
staggered by beng told her dead plant
was live one. IN fairly good condition
Then further inquiries developed fhc fact
that she rad scr the plants foot deep
/ as advised by her gardner II never
struck her that it was quite impo ~hie
for the small two-year plants 90 struggle
up through q foot 81 soil II WAS lore IN
the season. July but she was advises
to have the gardner take on ~ once.
cixht inches % the soil a. giving her q
chance % saving the bed. The ono Gee
-tistomcd 20 dig up plan-s soon learns
tn, proper depth 20 set them. Even
trees arc often sol deeper than need BE-.
A eoo.i--ized tree De- not hum by heing
set an inch or two deeper than before.
and Il Is often a benefit. as permitting
OF more weight Of soil above the roots
which helps 20 hold the tree firmly IN
its piece But as inimated IN the open
ing paragraph OF this article. more black
| berries. raspberhes and strawberries fail
70 grow from deep planting than from
| any other cause
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
sYLvANIA NEWS.
Death Of an Ola Citiscn-DissoIution
of Co-pRrtncr~htp.

~
syvania. Ga. Nov is.-Judge p. r.
Scott. sr. an old ana houorcd citizen Of
the county. died at the home OF his son.
Mr. 3. + Scott. Jr., IN sylvania Friday
nirht and was buried IN che cemetery
here saturday Judge Scott was nearly
~ years or age. and was one Of the land
marks OF Scrcven. Before the war he
was. for a long time Judge Of the inferior
court and held other positions OF trtst.
The Chance Kittles Company Of this
place. have. hy mutual agreement dccid-
D 10 dissolve partnership Mossrs. r.
Il and W ~ kittles retiring from the
nrm, and Mr.. n n Chance continuing
the business. They have begun a disso-
hutton sale Of their mercantile stock
Mr. J. NJ. Carter is erecting large.
wo-story blacksmith ana carriage shop
near the Sylvana Railroad depot. and will
~ owe into 10 la about TWO weeks.
our railroad machinist Mr. y G. Pinck-
1cy has just completed his repairs on
SylNania Railroad engine No g. and She
sill go out on the road tomorrow. tax
nE the place OF the ~ y. Dafnn"
Col and Mrs. T. W oliver Of Sylvanla
ave issued invitations 10 the marriage
their niece Miss Ina Virginia Chance.
% Mr. John Edmund Murphcv. Of An
usta. The wedding will take place at
1o Methodist Church here on Wednesday
Kruing. Nov eN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
r. P. p a wonderful medicine: It give

?. ?. p. wonderful medicine: & gives
an appetite: Il inviEorates and strength
ems +. =. +. cures rheumatism and
pains IN the side, back ard shoulders
knees hips wrists and joints. p. p. p.
cures syphilis in an IFS various stages.
old ulcers, sores and kidney complaint p.
T. =. cures catarrah. eczema. erysipalas
oil skin diseases and mcrcurill poinsoning
r. =. J.. cures dyspepsia chronic female
complaints and broken-down constitution
and loss of manhood T. T. p. the best
blood purifier OF the age. has made m IRE
permanent cures than ail other blood rem
cdics. l4ppman Bros. sole proprietors
Savannah Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

port Comparatively small stocks OF rot
ton remain .n the warehouse herr.
Dozens ~ small farms near Americas
have been sold recently az prices ranging
from s. to S.s pcr acre Everybody. Do
secms. wants 20 farm next year ana tho
demand for farm lands Be- greater than a.
any time in twenty years Amerous d.
fairly well satisfied with her census hg-
ursz. which give. population % 1'i.
tnouFh there are easily 40 people here
This city now ranks eighth in the state.
Tho increase in both town and county
was quito gratifying the former showing
gain of 1870 since the last census. lu
that time the white population has large
ls increased. while a corresponding dee
crease Ia colorod population be- Shown.
THE rural mail system will be- iuaugu-
rated here Dec -Four routes have been
offclany accepted ana carriers appointed
therefor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
short nut EvcntfuI Lifc.

C. CLYDE whittlc. son Of sheriff White.
died at Saluda Wednesday. after four
weeks confinement 20 his room. with
consump, ON. ~ houRh barely % years old.
his NE had been filled with physical and
mental Hunerinl. romance and tragedy
Ia June Of last year ne was one 81 the
principals az the killing 81 W Henry
Johnson. At Bltsshurg. In September
following. he was tried for his lfe a.
Lexington. found guilty OF manslaughter
ana sentenced 60 nve years and three
months in the peniicntiary. An appel in
his case Is now pending IN the Supreme
Court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

SCaEVEN SUPERIOR COURT.
Murderers Of Harrington and Msars
10 lie Put on Trial.

syivanla. Ga Sov Superior Court
will convene here Tomorrow. TIE most
important event Of the session viii b. The
trial q the negroes VINO are charged with
numbering Mr. Fillmore Herrirg'on ami
Constable Mears. near Mob.ey Pond So
this county. last summer. The dsta l. Of
this tragedy We're published IN fun at
the time
Air Harrington had slight dihicul,y
Rfth q young negro man. ana the latter
having made threats nf Nen-ctuet
peace warrant was worn out against him.
Tnat ulaht Constable Near. Mr. Her
rfuvton Capt Je-E4 r. Wade AM Dir.
George Daniels went TO the house % She
bows father where be- was supposed %
be- to serve A. Mr. Daniels remained In
the buggy 70 hold the mule. while the
three men advanced toward the house in
the moonlight They had not gone idr
when suddenly. without any warning a
terrific volIey o. thirty or forty shot
was fired into lem from some bushes
nearby whore an amhuscade had been
formed Harrington and Near were Kill
"a and Cant wade was badly wounded
Ntr Daniels whose mule had run on
when the snoosiur commenced returned
Immediately. uud rescued Can't. Wade,
who would otherwise have been undouht-
edlv slain also. The community waF very
much stirred up nt the time. aud large
poeses secured the country for the mur-
derers Seven negroes were arrested
supposed TO he connected with the colt
spiracy. and brought 20 jail here but. 49,
there was talk Of lynchlng. they were
carried 10 Savannah for safe keeping.
where they have been ever since. They
viii be brought NJ this week and put IN
trial Matthew Mckinney jesse Alexau-
der and Peer Frederick who are sup
posed 90 have been leaders among the
sang. escaped pursuit and have ncvcr
been caught The Governor has Just re-
Gently published q proclamatiou ofcrng
500 rowari each for their capture,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
AFFAIRS ~ AMEHICUs.
Municipal Election Attracting Attcn
ton-SuPcrior Court Notes.

Nuutctpui Election Attracting Attrn
ton-supcrior Court Notes.
Americas. Ga. Nov ls-The muuic'pa
election on Thursday next commands
an attoni on now. and interest increase
as the nnll struggle draws near. The
campaign has been tho warmcst Americas
has witnessed in many years owing 20
the fact that oxtrcmlsts among the pro
h.bIt lonists have succeeded IN making
prohibition an issue There are three can
ddatos for Mayor. and eight candidates
for places on the Ailcrmanic Board
sumter superior Court convcnes next
week IN years past IL required from five
60 seven weeks Go dispose Of an cases.
but there Is so LITTLE business now that
only two or three weeks VIII be- required
90 clear up both doekefs
Two solid trainloads OF co.ton reached
Amcrcus last might fr,m Arlington.
coueirutd 90 % firm az local buyers The
Shipment 90 OF 0'o bales and rep
resented about oll the cotton h.ld IN that
market II will hc compressed here ana
shipped this week % Savannah for ex-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

The utlcs u the property on sullivan's
Island Charleston harbor are now being
examined by the district attorneys. pre-
parntory 20 paying for 81 and erecting
the proposed barracks and othcr army
post buildings The titles OF the prop
erty were called FOR last week. and The
government attorneys are giving them
their close attention The money
amounting 90 $4,000 has been availabl,
for payment 10 che property owners TO-
some time but the money Will not be-
paid until Uncle sam assures himself that
the tides are clean and straight and
those who now hold and offcr the prop
crty ere really the owners and can legally
disrOsc OF H.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
Georgia. ra.trur Institute.

The Pasteur Institute ~ GsorEia. on
Auburn avenue. Atlanta tho fourth m
stituiion 10 b. esta blished Ia this country
for the scientific treatment Of rabies has
its first case g Cumming. "a mer hunt
81 FloviHa. Ca. was bitten on Nov 4 hv
q kitten. The same night the animal die =
without any apparent cause Fearing iant
thc kitten might have been discussed Mr.
Cumming went 60 Atlanta or Nov. rnt
Immediately consulted Or j. y. B-owner.
the physician in charge = the institute.
His case &C. row being investigated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

This is a fruit so easily raised no farm
should be without its little vineyard. oven
Y % is only hundred Of those well prov
"A varieties. Concord and Delaware. one
ycar-od vines can be had for s. 20 81 Der
hundred They need not be stakcd untll
they have grown year or two Thr
Young vines should be well MANFRED ana
cultivated the nrst year; then they can
le pruned and siakcd and mulched. The
reward will be sure and abundant
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Despite the fact that the Depirtmeut
Of Agriculture is having trouble with The
diseased fruit trees shipped into Geors a.
State Ent0moI1giFt Scott states there viii
hs over i.1i9op1 trees ~ various Varie'e 8
planted this year OF which the famous
I,ibartB peach viii be 10 the mljo q.
The liberia g. no longer the only favor
lie in south Georgia as has tccu the
case for 80 many years bur other Narie-
ties are being freely planted and 10 a
great extent la Northern Georgia he
liberia peach sun holds the hr pa e.
This section Of tho state Is rapi Is org
ing 20 the front 80 frult-rrowing. n e.
believed that next year viii hc very sue
cessful Entomologist Scott Flys that the
San Jose scale which affected 50 many
orchards last year has been wiped out In
most parts Of the state. tud that the re-
cent seizure OF trees from tho nurseri =
a. Nashville. Tenn. was TO prevent the
further spread o. the disease.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

John L. QUITS. white man. was
placed on trial or charge Of murder. At
Greenwood Thursday. QUITS Sc farmer,
who lives IN the lower part OF the coun-
try He killed a negro during the SUM
mcr hy knocking him in the head with
The burt 81 bis gIn. When placed on
trial be- stated that be had no attorney
and dee rcd to manage his own case
Perm sslon was granted him. and he
managed tho case very adroily. cross
questioned tho witnesses with easc and
skU re proved q case 81 srlf-defense
ard thc solicitor requested tho jury 10
bring IN "a verdict 81 not guilty
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

And the same may he said Of this SPLEEN
ia fruit. Jaranes plums or sure and
easy growth. why not have a little plum
orchard2 In few years properly cared
fer trees VIII yield an income Of "a dollar
or more 20 the tree. These trees do well
planted Ia and about the poultry yards.
and ia any Vacant places about the house
ana outbuildiugr No market mas vet
been overstocked with this desirable fruit.