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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


An uaIt tIaH .atD. IrbH Hom
Ta.uma. N.I .t tH.tH b.. ..H Itri
iHmut ~ .H..H " W....
Am ib.p Larn imR ham Sow
NUt. ll....l U...... I,I.a.. 30
4. iaratI a. cd.
Iiav A.Uta Ws.H .m
tau Iaa,.g.. NifN li ga
tit m.tEuEJ I.U Dbl. N.. .U
Am tH A. . West UEOt Iun
Aberdeen 40 UU.u go 80 fD.t .W.Us
20 uut 1'r. HtHs 900 l.fWu.H q #utu
Hf snu 81 T. Watson W.1. tr1m
Liverpool I.u th Cargo M general
mcr,h8td 500 no ~ ilack'Cd @ GO
Srhr NBu'an from EHo1u rr'H
stmr UToiu, Dltou. from Hawaii
ports.
stmr Klauea H1u Bennett, from
lilo ard way ports. kukaian sugar.
$500 bags
T. X. Is. Nippon Mam Allen, from
San Francisco IN days II hours Pas
senrers and merchandise to II. Hack
field G. Co.
Am. schr C. w Watson. Patterson.
20 days from Port Townsend, with lum-
Der
schr. Kankeaouli. from Hawaii.
Schr. Lady from koolau.
Thursday. MAY 3.
Am. sch. J. w. Weatherwax. Soren-
sen, Tacoma, April 8: Lumber to Cot
ton Bros.
Am. sp. Agenor. Colby. Newcastle,
February s: Cargo OF coal to order.
Am. bgt. Harriet g., Wayland. San
Francisco April 10: General merchan-
disc to p. U. & S. Co.
Dr. sp. Harlech Castle. Evans, Liver
pool, January / General merchandise
20 T. II. Davies & Co.
Am. sch Jno. A. Campbell, Smith,
Tacoma, April 3: Lumber to Levers Il
Cooke.
Str Waialeale, Mosher, from Kauai:
5000 sacks sugar.
Str. Lehua. Dover, from Maui: 1000
bags sugar.
Sch. Ahle Kimba.l, -, Maui ports.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
jeen appointed executor Of the last
viii and testament of Catharine Nor
Jan, late of Honolulu, deceased, he
hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to present the same du-
" authenticated and with proper
vouchers, II any exist, and whether Sc
ured by mortgage or otherwise. to
he undersigned, at his office on Queen
,.reet, Honolulu, within six months
rom date or they will be forever
barred.
JAMES +. MORGAN,
Executor OF the Will of Catharine Nor
gan, Deceased.
Honolulu, April Sd, 1900
!165-10t-6. 10, 13. 16, 20, "a, ~. /, 4, g.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Captain
Harry English. of Honolulu. Oahu
Deceased Interstate.
On reading and filing the petition of
John English, son OF said deceased
alleging that said Captain Harry Eng
ish died intessate In said Hono.u on
he 18Th day of December. 1899, leav
ing property in the Hawaiian Islands
necessary to be administered upon an6
praying that letters of administration
,ssue to him, said John English. it is
ordered that Friday, the 25th day OF
May. 1900. at 10 o'clock a. M, be and
hereby is appointed for hearing said
petition in the courtroom of this cour
in the Judiciary building in said Ho-
nolulu, at which time and place a.
persons concerned may appear and
show cause, II any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated, Honolulu, H. l., April %,
1900.
BY the Court:
HENRY SMITH
Clerk.
S171-2tF-o7 II
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Opening Of Chinatown
Grave Matter.
DR., WOOD EXPLAINS DELAY
viii lake No Chances OF Recurrence
Of Plague - Precautions
Against il.

4 great many uncomplimentary
things are being said by persons finan-
clally interested in Chinatown ami
other burnt district property, concern
Ing the Board Of Health and the spe-
cial Committee on Soil. President
Wood came out very strongly in his
explanation of the delay OF the soil re-
port and other matters relating to the
plague, at the last meeting of the Board
of Heath and his remaI ks were to the
pont and fun of interest.
he disposition OF the infected dis
tricts Is now the question OF the most
Importance from the standpoint OF the
hoa.tn ana safety OF the city. Al
though the quarantine Is pau and
tn ngs are settling back to their orig
inal status, there is still a very mate
rial danger in possible recurrence of
the plague through too speedy REIN
habltauce of Chinatown and other
localities where the bubonic disease
has occurred. DR.. Wood is earnest In
h Efforts to keep the plague down and
Is energetic in all measures to dis
courage risks in any way.
When the subject OF the examination
of the soil of the burnt districts came
up at The last Board meeting, Dr. Wood
said:
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tg fig riueUif c0uHF fiHsf
rliu ult w riiE uAWAtlAN
fstANna
fa tar Nattr of tss Ea.ta ~ nyron
hHt.. .Uf UHrO.uu ua1H. ne
ceased.
un It8tiHg asa n.re ias pet. on aud
Ut0uats Ell ~ HHIetf. tktfu On
tAo wiz I'D SAD a.,.a.,d. wueraii
afH1 ,1 Do 8toWlu t.t.. asa asAl
Jos ht sane nay ic tkamlHtd aud
.IflNt.. $50 tla. nal IUI miy
matt on dHtilDuI on Of i1s proper.
.F ..mtitue 900 Lis haUoa o. iAt per.
aaAa ihtIesJ eutiHtdi aDd suuirglng
hU uom al iurtuof rttp.usItty rs
..th cAe,u on, 10 is ordered lh Erie
as, Toe -o.h d y OF May, 1900. a. 10
ItattA O.. M, be ore thl Iud4, ul said
-ouit az che judiciary bu iding in the
.urrUom OF SAID Iourt at h8iouiu.
Island OF Oahu, be and the came hereby
q appointed az the time and pace for
leaIig said Ie,ition ana ace -unts
lld thatnal persons interested may
hen and There appear and show cause.
{ any hey have, WAY the same should
Iot be granted. and may present evil
denCe as to who are entitled to the
aid property.
Dated at Honolulu shis 18th day OF
April. 1900.
by the Court:
HENRY SMITH.
Clerk.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
CIRCUIT or THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS--IN PROBATE.-AT
CHAMBERS.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship of
Margaret A. Robertson, an Insane
Person.
Upon reading and filing the petition
Of Eilza Nj. Cassidy, of HonoIu.u. Oahu.
-...eging that Margaret A. Robertson Is
4 person OF unsound mind, tempurari-
y residing al Stockton, California, u.
). A., but having properly, both real
AID personal, in Hono.uIu aforesaid;
hat it is proper that guardian should
oe appointed, and praying that John
Oassldy be appointed guardian of the
Jerson and estate OF said insane per-
son, it Is hereby ordered that Mon
Iay, the 2lst day of May, 1900. at 10
o'clock a. m, in the Judiciary build
.Ag, Honolulu, Oahu, Is appointed the
time and place for hearing said petit
ION, wnen and where ali persons in
crested may appear and show cause.
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Honolulu, II. l., April 20, 1900.
By the Court:
p. ID. KELLETT. JR.,
Clerk
A. w. CARTER,
Attorney for Petitioner.
2170St. Ap. 20 q; May, l, 4, 8, IL.
Is, 10.
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q ii Pl RE : BRED
sA;..;NsE=-R rOTLrkY!
90 % s: 397 Fees for halChins.

PURE BRED fowls and Eggs fo1
ale at all seasons from the following
tarleties:
English Grey Dorking. Black Min-
,rca. Barred Plymouth Rocks, Buzz
.eghorn. Brown Leghorn, White Leg
,orn. Pekin Ducks and Bronze Tur.
;eys.
am constantly in receipt OF new
mportatons from the best known
trains.
Eggs properly packed and fowls wen
rated.
Prices furnished on application
WALTER c. WELDON,
Eastlawn Pnpshnu Honnruln h. !.
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S, S. HoRDA LIBEL SUIT.
Brought Against Brewer 81 Co. for
Collection of Freight Charges.

Collection of Freight Charges.
'E. IL. Svendsen, master of the s. S,
Horda. llbellant, against S,973 pack
ages of machinery and material. and
o. b. Stillman. defendants" is the title
OF suit in admiralty in the Second
Circuit Court, which was brought yes
terday afternoon by Alexander 4 Bald
win. agents OF the steamer The pa
pers were fled late in the afternoon
and the libel will issue this morning.
The action grows out OF the refusal
OF Messrs Brewer & Co. to pay libel
,ant Sl,470. alleged TO be due for cargo
charges and which is withheld because
OF breakages in the machinery and ma
terial In question which the Horda dis
charged on the wharf at Kaunakakai,
Molokai. o. b. Stillman Is one OF the
firm OF Brewer & CO., at Boston. Mass,
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Committee Not Ready.

The soil committee is not yet ready T.
report. The commi tee realizes its respon-
S.hlllty ald wants TO make sure before
making report The pla ~ue is back IN
osaka after period of ninety days. | am
stating these things for the benenI of the
public, ana | hope they Will reach the
public, and especially those interested IN
the openIng up OF the burned 4.strLcL.
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FOLLOWING

THE FOLLOWING DRAFTS
drawn by C. +. Hart, per Robt. Hal on
Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd: No. 1874,
favor of Nabuda, for s2S %. dated Sep
TENDER 3Oth. 1899; No. pol, favor of
Kojima. for $50. dated October 18th,
1899. Payment for these has been
stopped. Finder please deliver to
Theo. II. Davies & Co. Ltd.
5534-217i-2t-4-s
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DIED

In this city. May l, 1900. Rob-
ert Bruce King, dearly beloved hus-
band of Agnes X ng. and ia her of
John and Nellie King, native Of
Glasgow, Scotland, aged 33 years and
10 months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS-AT CHAMBERS-lN
PROBATE.
IN the Matter Of the Estate of DAME
VIM. Roach, late OF Honolulu, Ga
M, Deceased Intestate.
order of Notice of Petition for Admin
istration:
Petition having been filed by Annie
Roach, widow OF said inteState, pray
.lg that Letters OF Administrator
Ipon said estate be issued to Annie
coach, notice is hereby given that Fri
day, the 18Th day OF May, A. d. 1900, a
% O'Clock a. m. in the Judiciary bui d
ng, Honolulu, is appointed the time
md place for hearing said petition,
when and where al. persons concernet
nay appear and show cause, if any they
lave, why said petition should not be
granted.
Honolulu, April 10, 1900
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
2169-3tF- 2O-27-May Ali. Clerk
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Session SIIes-MOrnlnS oesslun-
Ten W dla.u III, asS6ssdD.e, $50. A, Ter
noon Session-TwenIy-hve EVA, $ZS.
Between Boards-1 wenty-lve EVA,
$2S; l0c WarIlua, assessabie, SS5.
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lfg fnr rurpff C0rHI on fitf
llNFI CIRCUIT ffAWAilNt
tsLtNua fN PROBATE AI
tWhMuInH
Or iHe N fHr Eea.a 0f kf.r.t
tWh. lHu1Il.1 lhhu
Deco 80
Tile f,uI.n trJ aHruHa of fbs ss
ufHf Ui ir will uf lil GHrIH
FHnIf.H hr stH thl hlH accounts D.
.kHm.Il1 1fd ap. f.yDi. ard tuIl
IfAI 1idIr br mate m iiE.rhu iIn r.
..r lItfH r.m.IHI.P II hitaI. if D..
-Ir Ip.sIts lHtr entitled ard dit
H1rIl hm from II urtIo r'ap1l
.hiiy HH ouch tttlutCr. I If D.lUfrI
H8t llld ST. ihe s.h dag D' june s
ID. 1900 nl 40 I'e. rf ms lt ihp court
room ~ The s.id court aU Homo " 10,
Island OF oahu. bl ard tna same here
by Us npp1iu.cl o. .ha time and pace
.or bearing s3id reitiun md arc1untf
and THAT all persons interested mas
hen end there arpear ard show
cause, IL any they have. why the same
should not be granted.
Honolulu. May Sd. 1900.
by the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
2i73-2tF. May 4. II, IS. Clerk.
.a.-----..4.
81 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.--IN PROBATE-AT
CHAMBERS
Ia the Matter Of the Estate OF William
Babcock, Deceased.
The petition and accounts OF the ex-
5cutriX of the will of said deceased
wherein she asks that her accounts be
examined and approved, and that a
.inal order be made of distribution o.
he properly remaining in her hands to
he persons thereto entitled, and dis
charging her from all further RESPONSE
0ility as such executrix, 1t is ordered
hat Friday, the 25th day of May, A. ID.
1900, at 10 o'clock a. m, before the
Judge of said Court at the courtroom
Ji said Court at Honoiu u, Island OF
oahu, be and the same hereby is APP
golnted as the time and place for hear
.ng said petition and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause. II
my they have, why the same should
not be granted.
Hono.u.u, April 10, 1900.
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
C.,-k.
2l6a-3tF-Ap. 10. %; May 5.
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..W HffHff t.NHiff HH ff
NHN. haH afaW
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Theory o, Recurrence.

The theory Of the recurrence Of plague
IS that the rats infected by plague die in
their holes, aud other rats passing over
the ground become infected and die. In
tim" the rats viii leave or die, II =
lor" the danger comes in, So long as
the ground Is barren, no ono lives there
ard no foodstutts are brought into the
district, the rats are not going TO come
hacl, there, There Is nothing for them
20 live on, ard the hacill which still eN-
,st in the soil Will have opportunity to
become extinct, or at least not AS ag-
gletsiye ard vicious as they appear in
Their worst form.
The history OF the recurrence OF plague
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The S. ID. Carleton win tow TO Kahu-
lui to load sugar. She will first take
about 800 tons of sugar as stiffening.
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Bolte Asks Questions.

Mr., c. Bolte-I would like to be prlvl-
lestd TO ask two questions. | want to
state that | approve heartily of the work
of the comm.ttee and of the actions OF
the Board of Health, but many of my
friends are after me, and for Them | ap-
p,al before you to ask "a question or two.
The first one is: Can not the soil be
sterlllZod by means OF sulphuTic acid, or
some of the other methods?
Or. d. here is no way OF steriiz
ing the soil in thorough manner. \ Oh
cannot ster!lize the bottom of "A cesspOul
nCr the windlI gs Of a rat hole. ana there
are the most dangerous places.
Mr.. c. Bolte-By blowing after sterilza-
ton you would III up tie rat holes. You
can pluw two feet deep If necessary. The
cost of ster!lizinG and blowing would be
less than the income from the land for
one month. Rats will not stay whore no
people are. We lurned the livery stables
because We found they harbored rats. The
lacilli Will die If there are no rats % stu
NJ the soil Does any one know If rat
goes more than two feet under the soil?
DR.. Wood-f don't know.
Geo. w. neutrality-suspicious. are now
being conducted.
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Can't Build Yet.

Mr. Bolte-l do not critlcse the Board
OF Health. am doing all | can among
my frienGs To show them that the Board
might as well be frank about it-.hey are
saying uncompllmentary things about the
Beard and the Committee on Soil.
Dr. Wood-I would like to have the com
munity understand that the Board of
Heal; II are simply trying to find out
wEGther there rs dagger to the public
nealth III opening Chinatown up. The eX-
tension OF the ire limits has nothing to
do with it.
Mr. Bolte--l am glad you spoke OF the
fire limits, for that was rather delicate
point which | wished to raise. With re-
gard to the cesspools in Chinatown. there
,al lie no cesspOols there, as by the time
Gea.mgs could nf put up there re there VII
to connect with the sewers. II the ex-
beriment might be tr!.d WIN part Of the
friends would be satisfied.
DR.: Wood-As to the extension of the
tire limits or as to influence of some sort
or other being brought to bear on the
twn until the new Legislature could
meet and extend the ire limits, which
teWt6r; / beleye that the government
would be very glad II 1t could be done.
Ncleye that the Cabinet and that every
member Of this Board would nike to see
the fire limi $ extended over Chinatown
before that district is again opened up.
know that personally as an Individual,
tho pro s.dert of this board would like to
see that come To pass | do not want to
see any more tire-,rars in the district.
But, nevertheless, this Board VIII MOI
allow that to weigh with them in the de
ter miuUtign Of the question as to tho in
fiction Of he soil of the burned district.
Mr., Eolte-Could not some mCans lie
iou,d to prevent the erection OF hre-Iraps
IN the burned d'Stritt2
Or. Wood think the way To deal with
YOU property owners who put up such
huildinFs would he to have mass or in
.gIgtiDu Meeting and make you take
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Making Serum.

have some reports of DIR. Hoffman on
sol aaalyses Ihey are not complete, but
show the work as II is beng done.
IeTe IS ole upon the topic OF making
HafllSint's prophy laCUC, Le.Lg an expert
HIcLt to determine whether by following
,Lu direction of Hahkine the serum can
lie manufactured in Hawaii as successful
" as ia Washington, The process IS to
develop plague LaC.lli in sterllIzed bOul-
IuH, s.mCt.n.cs auding little oil and
IL at!lg to "a temperature when has been
IuLha 20 al sOIIttly XIII the bacillI. Thus
we have the bac,lli but they are dead
luCiill, ana have left merely the toNIne
or poison produced by the bacill.
knowing the quantity of toNlnc which,
injected INTO man, viii produce death,
We inject simply enough to cause the
~ stem Of the one inOCulated 10 gener-
ate an autituXine. Tbs ant.tUXine having
LoRun 20 he manufactured by the humaA
system, 1t will continue for considerable
ptr!Cd, say SIX months so that we have
prC4LLtd exactly the same result as IN
de case Of "a persOn who has had The
plague and recovered from 1T, and Is
therefore intblune from aaother attack
az long as his system continues 10 gener.
aLc the ant.tONIne.
lorc IS a report Of Dr. Hoffman on Jap
anese feed StuiIs. Without reading The
report, tie following are about the con.
,lIs.CIs GrlNCd at Is a result OF the M
YES t!gut!On.
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Subject of Soil.

In talking with DIR. Hoffman about the
Mater u speoImels of soil from burnt
districts, gay or Two ago. he sad tnat
l.. ele Mere the same baclll found in these
specimens Of SOILS thai were touno in AL
soils; some of these bacliH stained like
them.
lhore has been a great deal of discus
son, believe. as to why the commute.
yn soils has not brought in las report,
and mere Cr less insinuauon that some in
uuenCe was being brought to bear on the
.,uald. | think, however. that any ohe
who will consider the subject will appre-
late the very difficult task the commit
tee have before them, and the great re-
spoEslbil!ty which rests on them in the
matter. The process of determining the
character Of the laCilli found in the sol
IS n long and tedious one. With given
quantity Of soil, culture must be made
as above explained, to see II any bacllll
are to be found. When baCilli are found
they must be separated and a new cul-
ture maze to determine their nature.
liucilli may appear which have the polar
stain of the plague bacillus these must
be ISOLATE q ard u new culture maze, aad
tins process repeated each time, isulatinG
with the platinum needle until a pure
baC.lh Which appear 10 resemble the
plague bacillus, IN small numbers, may
dcNclCp, when cultured in large numbers,
20 be som, thing else. At any Time in this
process it may del elop that the germs are
not plague, i'm which case you mus, COM
meECe ats the beginning again.
NUS, e made on susceptible animal
Ike the rat-ard then we have to wat
or the rat to die. He may live longer
than the regular time, but having dl,d,
is necessary to make culture from
he racll in his spleen or elsewhere ana
ro,ulatc anot her animal with it. If he
Hes, and a third rat dies fr m the cultur"
Of the second one. you may be reason
~ T. CCrla4n Il a. you have the I.a ,ae
bacillus isolated, 1t being presumed thar
ne rat has the other symptoms common
10 the plague.
Tut # the rat does not die, 1t does not
prove that there is no plague bacllli pr, :
nj in the soil fer it Is known hat after
| time the bacillus ceases to be virule II
ard aggressive, or in the experiments
som, thing may destroy the virulence of
the germ,
We're found In the samples tested, does
not by any means show that there are
not nllliors OF haCilli swarming In the
SOL. The objection to opening up the in
'oct'd di"trict ls not 10 people walking
through II, | think that II is absolutely
safe for any one TO walk through IL. The
chance OF finding hacilli on the surface
= the soil is nil The danger comes in
turning up the SOL n building and in
digging ctsspools 4 - not on the sur
face YOU would loo, for the baclli. but
IN cesspools aud r, holes,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-04
Bacllli and Eoodstufs.

Experiments were made to see how long
haclli WOulu live N NarlC us forms of Jap.
aCrNIu fUCust utfs with an aCId reaction
woL4. net culture The hacilli, and baciIn
there couId lie 40 bacllll in the preserv ca
tCCostuls, and If any bacllli should enter
they would be killed. Other articles OF
As long as other ordinarily called inuo-
cont ArLilles. such as dr!ea iish etc.
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2169-3F April 2O-27-May 4.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
SWINEFORD.

William Swartz is spending several
days among friends in Shamokin.
Mrs. j. L. Marks is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Amich, at Lewis
town.
Harry Brugger, Of Madison, Wis.
consin, spent several days at William
Smiths.
Miss Bertha Beaver, of Berwick
came home to spend some time with
her parents.
Miss Annie Covert, of Selinsgrove, il
the guest of Mrs. Lottie Graybill at thu
Eagle Hotel.
Miss Virginia Fronty, who had beer
visiting at II. P.Beaver's for some time
returned to her home in Berwick.
Miss Mary Beaver, who had bee,
spending a few weeks with her grand
mother, returned to her home in Lew
isburg.
Philip Amich is at Evendale thi
week where he has saw mill operating
for him. Any person in need of lum
Der can be supplied at mill or at tn
railroad.