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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
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REcFIyFR,s sALE

The UNDERSIGNED Will on Monday, March
il, 1901. offer for sale TO the highest bidder
forcash in hand the stock of clothing known
Ing hats. caps and gentlemen furnishing
goods, with the furniture and fixtures In
voice Sia.y0y.0a. Said sale will be made in
The Fornpy building. No. 26 East Main street,
Marshtlltpwn Iowa. AT = o'clock p. m. on
said day aud wifi lie subject TO the approval
Of IS. f-thridge. referee in bankruptcy. the
oral bids. also the right to sch at private
sale Stock. with Inventor open to spec
Zion March s. = and III. 1861. For further in
formation address
ELI NJ. sTEDMAN, Receiver.
hes Noine,. Iowa.
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A powerful engine can not be run with
I. weak boiler and we can't keep up the
strain of an active life with a weak
stomach: neither can we stop the human
machine to make repairs. If the stom-
Gch can not digest enough food to keep
the body strong, such q preparation as
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should be used. 1t
cigests what you eat and 1t simply can't
help but do you good. George P. Pow
tys,
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crowd,
These two referred-to real candidates
for governor, Cummins and Perkina.
have placed ON the shelf (pro ten)
many other aspiranls and checked the
active work of their friends. Men who
last year were possibilities are not now
even probabilities, unless the situation
materially changes.
There s a chance for eitherSof the two
named candidates to get into hot water
by alliances on he4lieutenant governors
ship. There are dozen men, more or
less. who are talked of for that position
that any one of them tackled or TO the
governors kite Will very much inter-
fere with the flying qualities of the air.
ship Curiously enough, some one
seems Ito have Ii i'm for any one of
these &would-be lieutenant governors. 1t
will be almost political suicide for Cum
1lirs orsPerkins 10 openly hitch up such
d team. No one seems In agree that
they are we'll matched. that is, the pro-
posed or talked-of ticket. And If any
man wants TO end his political career
here and now, lei him before the meet
ling o. the state convention write a let
/ ter saying Il want to be lieutenant
GOV rnor-
Right here this can be fairly ciaimed.
/ Very few believe MIR Perkins is the
lslalfoad candidate They know Sid
/ Foster is noloody's candidate but Sld's.
And While Mr.. cummins is supposed To
be an anti-railroad candidate, those wfu
\ IroN him best claim the railroads are
/ lighting him much harder than he is
hgh;ing the railroad Influence. Here's
10 good chance to end the so- called wing
fight in the republican ranks in Iowa
i Let the q, the G.. r.. /. 4 r. and this
y ~ W. BY their represent tivss
i keep out cf this fight and we'uns viii
lselect the nan. Mr.. Perkins and Mr.
Asumsirs friends will work hard fol
their candidates. Give neither man tbs
benefit of railroad Influence either
\ openly or searetIy. Why nor arrange /.
Ashave Judge Hubs.rd and j. W. Elylhs
Flo go 10 Europe for a pleasure trip lie
them start now, rs soon as his sugges.
ton is received, and stay Till after In,
aupublican state convention. In thu
meantime the use of the NAILS or Wire.
Unjust be barred. How sweetly we IN
4 sursents could sleep Il both dea:
Il efarinsiis were away. Gentlemen OF III
& Railroads. for once handsaff and slAsi
YOU can depend upon 4 square dea
@hen matters affecting their rnpneye'
inter- SIS are before the governor elec
land his council. But ii the railroads e
IN 70 run he coming electien they VII
hr defeated. and feel the effsets of siic
defeat long after the day Of election.
IL ~ ~ ,
Charles Carlton, postnaasser Of Onei
81 IN l...ieL .fl4n1i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

Poor Sunday school at 2;30 p. M; no
evening services; choir pracilcing
Thursda " evening at 1880 at the parsons
age; everybody invited. Rev. Il. Mi
chefs, pastor.
Railroad Y. NJ G. A., South Third
avenue. j.. III. Fellinghom, Secretary
Delegatest to the recent state convention
at Burlington Will have charge Of the
meeting at $780, Every one invited
+ Congregational church. corner Church
and First streets Rev. G. 2 ,Boardrnan,
past or Regular services 1880 a. m.
at s: 80 p. m. Morning theme, Ilxperi-
ence;;n evening, q 10 the Church a Fail-
ules??
First Baptist church. between Center
street and First avenue on Church
Morning services at 1890 and evening
at 100 conducted by the pastor. Sum
day school at ~ m. b. Y.p. U, meeting.
at $3.50 p. M.
Unity Universalist Church Services
at 1890 a. M. conducted by the pastor.
Subject. The Mind of the Master.
No evening service. Rev. II. G. Rich
ardson, pastor.
st. Mary's, corner First and Linn
stree to First mass, a. M: high mass.
l10.3O n M Sunday school. q. m J.
vespers ana benediction OF the blessed
sacrament Al. M. An are welcome M
C. Lehman. rector.
A. NJ. r. church-se Services will be held
in Weber,s Han. on south Center
.traat ne., a, !, I,o,,.a, ~ f,t,,rot, .tr..
Preaching at 1915 a. m. Class meeting
al. % NJ Snnea Z sc aool at3n M Rev
! a Novd nastor
Sweater M;ss,on r.hurch cornar y,
s.eventh and stata sfraa ts-sarvicss a.
1O.a0 = 4, ma 4. 40 !, s, All, are invitad
"a worsh q. vim rs esneciallv scandi-
/ navians without a church home. Rev.
p. AZ strom nastor
sa,vatjon Ar,nv-sor,,;,es j., !, !, ~ !, ii,
over M 1s souih Eirst avenue Saw.
ices s;nn,,a1 ! willsha NJ fo,lows. "a )
~ holiness =, .at;no,. 4 = H. G,hristi.,y.
9nraise meet,nr. & : NJ salv,,jon meet
Ing All arc i i,,yite,l TO attans,
First Methoals, church corner II
Main and second stree ts--Rev5 y NJ
coleman % D Observation-Disclosures i,
I1o.3o. - m n and al = NJ ,loSs.
Win mass ,nef.,,np az q - n, md j rall,
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ONE CENT A WORD.

"A ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading
~ ..Wanted.n .:ifor Sale" no Rent. :
\ 80 Exchangc,'' 80 Trade" Lost
or Found" Inserted in this column ONE
CENT "A WORlt for each insertion. payable
Invariably in advance. No advertisements
inserted for less than - cents.
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PERSONAL.

wlDOwER-so YEARS OLD. WANTS A
w,fc who would enjoy home more than
society; has $4,000 money, enough for two
Chicago. i RI.
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WANTED AGENTS FOR sUcCEssFUL
substitute for corset. A boon for medium
without padding Wright Bust Form o.,
factory, Newark. N. j.
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FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS NEW AND
second hand billiard and pool tables bowl
ing alleys. cigar store aud bar fixtures at the
Iowa Branch of the Brunswick Bake Ccl-
|slendcr 20. Address T. u. McElroy. state
!, agent. Marshalltpwn, Iowa.
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MAY CRYSTALLINE sENTIA1Es

[Dr. John r. Brushingham.l
The crusade of Mrs. Nation. beginning
Pm anarchy. may crysta!lize temperance
sentiment into a catapuI, OF orderly
power to turn the dramshop into a
benefaction Certain forces of entnus-
as'rl which begin in confusion heroine
modified and refined Ito mighty forces
for moral and social betterment. Mrs
Nation is sincere. We can afford TO
walt the outcome With patience. Mrs
Nation is to the whisky rebellion what
John Brown Was 10 the Shareholders
|iebeilicn. There is, in this republic a
deep undercurrent of protest against
Idrunkard making which is liable to
break forth at any time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

FOR sALE-AT UNION, IOWA. STOCK
of good groceries and shoes; clean stock.
Reddick a Thompson. Also Union hotel for
sale, @. T.. Thompson.
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WOMAN BEHIND THE RATCHET
All sorts of opinions.

WOMAN BEHIND THE RATCHET.
[I2ev. Henry Irving Rasmusl
With the question of the right or
wrong Of Mrs. Nations actions this pull
pit has nothing to do, yet 1T must ex-
press itself emphatlcally as having no
|sympathy with an example set by man.
or woman which leads to insane and
la-wless imitation on the part of silly
women in the destruction of legitimate
property, such as has recently taken
place in the city of Chicago. The moral
ethics of such an example can not stand
lin the light of the New Testament.
1t may be TRUE that there is eternal
lenmity between woman and her greatest
| foe, the saloon. There is enough in
the hot blood of every true womans
seeks the curtailing OF runs ravages
better way to meet 1t?
1 Prohibition as third party move
ment. has been weighed iii the balance
| AS an ideal condition prohibition may
be a thing desired, but the stern fact
Istill remains that the ideal is not to be
iS<tI:iSu9 ny s'.Iie, y Co
|ulation of the saloon has been like an
Iattempt to regulate a mad bull in the
lstreets. Moral suasion has come TO be
Ibut as the idle beating of the Wind
against the impregnabie rock. The
claim has been made that with the bal
lot woman would settle the question,
1 This is not so certain, however, when
we remember the number of women
Iwho are addicted 10 their hot toLdies
4 and champagne. We have already d
flew million more voters than are
4 healthy for this republic
Then how shall this nefarious Business
be met? With the hatchet. gays Mrs
Nation. lsit true that you can heM
4 goodness Into the human heart? Car
you legisllate purity into the hama.
/ soul2 Could a company of women 81
IIslnto one of the wards of Chicago ant
wreck its grogshops and thereby brinl
II heaven down intoa desert of iniqiity
h The statement OF such a thing rnanifest
Hts absurdity. Some day the world vii
Il learn the supreme lesson that there i
II but one way to check the lniquity Ct tn
l human heart, the greed which is the
cause of every institution OF evil. an,
that b. the regeneration Of the individ
ual life. Apilritied individual life mean
a clarified Individual conscience, and /;
universally quickered conscience mean.
the eternal settlement Of this stupcn
dous problem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

FOR sALE--A GREAT BARGAIN IN
furniture and household goods. Will sell
everything at big discount at once. Otto
Huttbcrg. s91 South Second avenue, upstairs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

II follows the flag, Manila, F. /. The
soldiers coming here ask Jig to order
Rocky Mountain Tea, speaking highly
of this remedy. BY steamer. ton grosr.
Misellaux Co. Mcbride 4 viii Drug
CO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

a. DOLLAR TYPEWRITER II z BBoN FOR
20 cents. Guaranteed % Dozen any color
for any machine. Williams iyprwriter Sup
ply Gu. It's Lusuile street. Chicago. III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

FOR sALE--A VICTOR SAFE, 3sx22x224.
Call at SAB North Third street and examine
safe.
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WANTED ~ TRUSTWORTHY PERSON
Itotravei forold established. reliable house.
Positively no canvassing required. salary
" and expenses. hlielose self addressed
stamped envelope. Manager, 1856 Caxton
building. Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

4 W.sNTEIl-T TWO SINGLE LADIES OR
gentlemen 10 travel in THIS state Salary
SO per month and al expenses. Address D..
II Charles general delivery. Marsialltown,
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WANTED EVERY WHERE 5 HCsTLERs
totack signs. Distribute circulars. samples.
etc; nncanvassirlg: good pay. sun Adver-
Using Bureau. Chicago!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

WANTED--Ct) AT-NIAIlER: A GOOD.
steady man and /; good coat shaker can hive
II good job. Prices 50 ana upwards. Apply.
orcone Immediately. Norris * Doerr. sioux
EapidS. iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

Il. IL. SMITH. CONSULTING AND EN-
pert accountant. GIVES private lessons in
bookkeeping. 7. o. box I3a, MarslIAlilown,
Iowa:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE STOVE WOOD AND
chunks cheap for cash. Frank 9. Pierce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

1crss aunnce. Good pay. stendy Unemployment
Send stamp. kaska Mfg. Co.., south Bend.
-I-sad-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

WAN'rED- BOY TO WORK AROl' Nj
house 2lul. south Third avenue. Mrs. NJ
Goodrich.
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FOR SALE-CIIEAP, sKINDLINti WOOD;l
C.. L.. Duffield, 1Ol West Main street.
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WANTED AT ONCE DIsIlWAsIiIsR AT
resta,I ant.

4 WANTEI) = OAlPETENT GIRL FOR
general houseworh. No washing or ironing.
los Mesttshlirch street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

TO RENT-FURNlsnED OR uNFUR-
nished house or rooms. s0i North First
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

whose actions VII always recognize the
rights of the people,. This compliment
tary language is from one of sthe Gear
crowd"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

yAIvI. THE WAY TO HEALTH. III
North Fourth street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-FoR LIFE OF
Queen Victoria and History Of England, and
tratcd book, Biggest terms TO agents.
Credit and freight paid First agentarOund
will coin money. Sendquick for free outtit.
Address Bible House. l32 North Twelfth ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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: : - = : : 100 :
TO RENT.

TO RENT-GOOD TEN ROOM HOUSE..
Sol West Church street. See q. w. Calhoun
TO RENT-G GOD, COM NJ OsDIOU Us
houses. with all modern Improvements;
Dclano T. Smith, court house.
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MAZE HELP W. Az TED.

= -
& MALE HEisF WANTED s. sRELI AEf. I.
men 10 sell cur line az fine luiricatr.g OTIS
grcases and paints. salary Or commission.
Address The Reserve Oil to.. Cleveland. o.
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Il ~ n e-s~<-o !.

Charles Carlton, postniass er Of Onei
t,a Ills is dead
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-23

p puir o gor1 says n egd
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23
All London MOurns
the Death Of Victoria.

LONDON jan today garb mourning
Blinds are drawn directions The exchanges closed while
all the the Offices and public buildings flags
are half masted and Grape displayed.
Ts various military red salute of 81 guns
at midday to sgnalize death of queen One gun each
completed year age lined the FROM Victoria
station Marlborough house and waited patiently for hours
their king
Police guarded with unusual and when the king
arrived the deepest and simplest mourning he entered
open buough driven rapidly down the lines people,
fully raising acknowledgement of the silently uncovered
heads king looked tired and sad Following him the Duke
of Yorke Connaugt and others From Marlborough house
the king ST palace preside at the first meeting Of
py and take the oath that he would govern the
according its laws and customs The oath administered
by Lord-Chancelor Salisbury
At theng Marlborough house and the crowd
which silent cheered Justify Immediately opposite
Marlborough gates tall gentleman front Of the crowd waved his
hat and shouted "ong kng wheeupon the crowd chered
with vgor
KAG EDWARDS ACCESSION
LONDON. JAM 23 mThe king emperor entered his capital
at 1885 and proceeded to Marlborough house.
LONDON g. mAt meeting of the privy council the
king took Edward v King of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of India
Lospos JAN 23The two parliament assembled at
four o'clock oath Of allegiance the sovereign
LONDON JAM 23-At the artillery began firing salutes
at ST. James park sgnaze King Edwards accession to the throne
BERLIs JAM has been ordered into mourning for
four weeks
LISBON Jan 2sKng Charles intends funeral Of
Queen personally mourning for month has been
dered The papers today filed with euogies
HRtsrIANA Jan adopted resolutions OF
thy over the death Of the queen unanimous the
bers standing with bowed heads
VIENNA jan Emperor Francis Joseph went TO the British
embassy and personally expressed his sympathy
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23

Africa. On Tuesday she went for drive,
but was visibly affected. On Wednes-
day She suffered paralytic stroke, ac-
coinpanied by intense physical weak
ness. It was her first illness in all her
81 years and she would not admit it.
Then her condition grew so serious that
against her wishes the family was sum
moned. When they arrived her reason
had practically succumbed to the paraly-
sis and weakness. The events of the
last few days described in the bulletins
are too fresh to need repetition. At the
lodge gates watchers waited nervously.
Suddenly, along thedrive from the house
came a horseman who cried. "The
queen is dead!' as he dashed through
the crowds. Then down the hillside
rushed myriad OF messengers, passing
the fateful bulletin from one to another.
Soon the surrounding country knew
that king ruled over Great Britain.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23
Amesiss.s Gaeaaess cannss.

0ur new twelse-ineh gun will produce
q muzxie velocity of 5000 feet per sec
ond, and theexperts say, would lift Il, :
900 ton hattleship four feet ont of the
water. II 10 not only superior TO any
thing made abroad, bat is more effective
than the fhirteen.inch gun now On Am
erican battle-ships. We also have the
best remedy In the world for stomach
disorders, namely Hostetter's Stomach
Ritters. II will cure anvone sufferinff
from dyspepsia, constipation, belching,
biIi0usness, inspmuia, nervousness, NAL
aria, fever and ague, or amy other form
OF stomach trouble. IL is Impossible to
be strong with weak digestion. Strength,
en- the digestiveorgans. and You strength
en- the entire body. See that our Pri-
vate Revenue Stamp covers the neck OF
bottle.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23

was callefto the chair and the speaker
explained the necessity for extra clerks
to handle the report of the code com.
mission. He had talked with the pre-
sident OF the council and that body
thought seven clerks necessary. Hous-
ton OF Gila opposed cutting salaries OF
the clerks. st Charles withdrew his
objections TO seven clerks. Geer re-
neTed his motion to concur. Grey in
sisted on amending by raising fromI$4 to
IS per day. DR.. Noon OF Santa Cruz
spoke at length and asked to have the
resolutian tabled temporarily. lie also
desired retention of the clerk ofthe code
commission. Motion to table the joint
resolution carried, q to 2.
Peterson moved the adoption of the
rules OF the twentieth until the new
rules were adopted. The speaker start
ed the committee on rules was ready to
report. Peterson then withdrew his
motion. Geer was called to the chair.
The chief clerk then read the rules as
prepared by the committee. There
were very few charges from the rules OF
the twentieth. Upon completion OF the
reading Barkley moved adoption. Pc
terson moved to make adoption Of rules
special order for o'clock this afternoon.
This motion prevailed.
On mileage Gray, ljams and Houston
were appointed.
kimball offered a diagram to have
desks arranged in semicireIe. 1t was
adopted and the clerk was authorized 10
request the secretary Of the territory to
make the change after the adjournment.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23
The Market
Requires Watching.

New YoRK, Jan. 23.--Henry Clews in
his latest report says: 'The stock
market requires close watching circum-
stances being favorable to sharp fuc-
tuations in either direction whenever
the market leaders chose. At the mo-
ment, the most uncertain factor In The
situation is the outside public, which
has come into the market with sach un-
expectad force. The public has bought
stocks on an unprecedented scale, gen.
orally with ample margins. SO that thus
far the market cannot be said TO be
honeycombed with weak accounts such
as generally mark the elimination of q
bull movement. Much OF the progress
OF the Community of interest" idea in
thevarious railroads, especially the an
thracits coal properties. It does not by
any means follow that these properties
are to be consolidated, state laws often
being an effectual barrier to such pro-
jects; but by purchase, exchange or
other means the ownership of these pro-
perties has been 20 distributed as 10
silence conflict beteen the various lines
and TO permit the adjustment OF traffic
upon more economical and, therefore,
more profitable lines. With the pros
poets OF rate-cutting thus diminished,
if not abolished, the prospects Of better
profits are greatly increased; hence,
with the present large earnings of the
roads, the recent boom In values has
some appearance of justification.
AS TO the future, it cannot be said
that this concentration Of railroad
management is at an end; on the con-
trary, it seems likely TO continue until
the whole country has been divided mp
into geographical sections. much the
same AZ England, which is now domi-
mated by two or three great systems.
This process of combination carries with
it great powers for good or I'D. Thus
far 1t cannot be said that such powers
hare been used for pubic disadvantage; I;
Tor American railroads, built and man-
aged by private enterprise, stand with
out peer In efficiency, cheapness oi
transportation and as prime invest
ments.- Many Of the stocks which have
been % active during the last few
months will ere long disappear entirely
in the strong boxes of the rich holders.
The prices of these securities often look
Highland are high for speculative pur-
|chases-but the difficulty Of making big
and sale investments ut the same time
win cause large permanent withdrawal
OF good railroad stocks from the market.
This win force more attention to the
low-priced unseasoned securities which
have lately been brought into promi.
nence by dividend possibilities. In
these speculation has already been very
active and carried prices beyond the
realm Of reason. There are number
OF securities Of this class selling much
above intrinsic merit; but. while the
speculative mania is on that showed
itself two and three weeks ago, It Is
folly 10 prophecy as to the future Of such
stocks. We leave, that to the creators
of these visions.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23
IN THE HOCSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The blind
chaplain OF the house in his inroeaticn
today referred feelingly TO the death of
Queen Victoria. Without further in
tervening business the house Immediate
ly resumed the consideration of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-23
The Day in
the Senate Chamber.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.--When the
senate convened this morning the blind
chaplain referred touchingly to Queen
Nictoria's death. At the conclusion Of
the routine business the consideration
oil the executive, legislative and judicial
appropriation bill was resumed.
AT 2:30 p. m. the senate passed the
bill and the ship subsidy bill was taken
up.