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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12
The First Golf Player.

The golfers latest claim Is that Jo-
seph of old, of whom Mrs. Potiphar
became enamored, was the original
golf player. In the first place, we are
told that he wore a coat of many col
ors, which certainly must have been a
golf suit, and the statement that he
was put into hole by his brethren lie
declared at St. Andrews to be merely
fglIrative expression ard signifies
that his brethren beat him at his own
game.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12

The public schools of Switzerland
are operated by the government, and
civil service rules are strictly applied.
The teachers, who are mostly women,
are very well paid and never discharg-
ed except for cause. When they get
so old they can't teach any more they
are pensioned literally. The result is
that the country has an excellent corps
OF educators in the schools,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12
TIME TABLE.
EAST BOUND.
Notice
To whom itmay COZ

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given thatI Peter Herber
have this day filed my petition with the Clerk
of Caddo county. Oklahoma Territory in com
pliance with law. asking for license to sell
at retail. malt spurious and vinous liquors up
on lots NUMBER and &. block number /. in
southwest division of the town OF Apache
Caddo county. Oklahoma Territory for
period of one year and that unless objection
or protest against the assurance of said
licence be filed in said Clerks office before
the 10th day OF April 1902. said application
viii be granted and said license issued.
Dated this day of May 1902
Peter Herber
Applicant
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12

Farm for sale, miles south of
town best location in Caddo County.
Well soft water, stands "a feet,
plenty of stock water. Every acre
tillable. Good two room house.
$500 improvements finished. A
bargain Inquire here. 2O2tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12
Deaf Mute Wins Honors.

Julia Johnson, a 17-year-old deaf
mute, has been awarded The honor OF
delivering the salutatory address at
the Minneapolis East Side High School
graduation exercises next June. She
does not seem to be handicapped by
her affection, and leads her more for
tunate classmates in scholarship.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12
(First published in the Anadarko Democrat
April 2s 1907
Liquor Notice.

10 whom II may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that we. Thos l.. Nc
Beath aud Jno NJ. Glenn under firm name Me-
Beath & Glenn have filed our application for a
license TO sell at retail. malt. spirtuous and
vlnous liquors. upon lot 9. In block 49, In the
town OF bridgeport. Oklahoma Territory. for
a period of one year. said application being
filed In the county clerks ofiice as required by
law, and unless objection or remonstrance be
filed against the issuance OF said license In
writing before the 18th day of May. 1909 said
petition will be granted and said license issu
ed
Dated this the cath day OF April 1902. q
McBEATH & GLENN,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12
Land for Sale.

Nice so acres near town fine
valley farm, all kind of farms, good
school lands. Call on J l. Byrne
Il Co 9th and c street. l77tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12

In Zululand, when the moon is at
the full, objects are visible at a dis
tance of seven miles. By starlight
one can read with ease.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12

Go to +. J. Callahan for your
screen wire and screen doors. 2O4tl2
Homestead to trade for town
lot. J L Byrne & Co l77tt
Window shades l5 cents.-Ana-
darko Furniture Co. l62tf
Bread is cheap. Ingram ~ Hotf-
man sell bread and 4 cents loaf.
III. X. Frederick left Sunday
morning for his old home i'll Mo.
Closing out sale at Miss Cassidys
millinery emporium. 2O7t6
Dainty confectionaries and full
line of choice fruits at Earhearts
place on C street. ls5tf
Special ten days sale at rednced
prices, of all kinds of millinery at
Miss Cassidy's. 199t1O
For the next few days. Reduced
prices on all lines. of millinery at
Miss Cassidvs. 2O7t6
Brick house on "B" street for
sale, Enquire of j. L. Byrne Il Co
1S5tf
Buy bread from Ingram & Hoff-
man. 2cents and cents a loaf.
l95tf
Bread is now and 4 cents
loaf at Ingram & Hoffman's.
l95tf
Wagon makers shop for rent,
good location. Enquire Anadarko
Hotel. 2O7t6
A good quarter section of land
in Nebraska. VIII trade for town
property. See w. w Price Shields
Block. 2O2tf
S. A. Harshiey, an attorney from
Lawton, visited with Randall LIvesay
over Sunday.
Verde V. Hardcastle is now in
his new office up stairs in the
Shields building. 9O2tf
John w. Howard, the north side
brickman, returned from a visit in
Great Bend, Kansas, this morning.
LAND FOR SALE-Nice so
acres near town. Fine valley farm
Prarie farm must be sold at once.
Call on J L Byrne & Co 9th and
Cstreet. l57tt
We have opened a first class
grocere store inBufgett building on
A st. between and 4. We solicit
the public patronage. Goods de.
livered in all parts of city.
ttl93 JOHN BURGETT.
If you want to keep the fills out
see f. J. Callahan at once and get
screen doors. He is selling them
cheaper than anyone. 204tll
There will be preaching at the
Christian church tonight by Elder
Robertson of Kay county. Yor
are invited to come.
J. 4. Moore and City Attorney
Jake Babler are now in their new
office over the National Bank o.
Anadarko. 2o2t
There will be sociable at th,
Baptls Church next Wednesday
night. A place for strangers t.
become acquainted. Light refresh
mcnts, music and few recitation
will entertain. No charges.
For Rent CHEAP-A first clas
restaurant with complete outfit II
good location. Enquire at office o
A. j. Morris, just north of cour
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-12

Granu CLOSING out sale AT MISS
Cassidys. Great bargains. 2o7t6
Have you seen Leach Il Peacock.
They handle coal, feed, flour and
grain. If
Bread fight is now on with In
gram & Hoffman selling below
competition. l95tf
II. {. Earheart has opened a fine
confectionery on G street where
they handle everything in the fruit
line. Is5tf
KOAL! KOAL!! KOAL!!!
We guarantee full weight and no
claikers. A trial will convince.
Phone IL. James Brown.
Full cream -four 80 cts. sack
at all leading grocers of Anadarko.
Leach & Go wholesale distribut-
ers. cost
Be sure to see the bargains at
Miss Csssidy's Millinery Empori-
um. l9Stls
Ingram e Hoffman are now max
ing two sizes of breal, which they
call competition One size sells at
cents aud the larger at cents.
l95tf
All ladies who are interested in
Decoration Day services, please
meet Tuesday p III at 8 o'clock at
the Reading Room.-Jessie Hutch
ms, president, Anna Cleveland, sec
retary.
For Alfalfa, sorghum cane, Kaff-
ir corn, miliet, peanut, pop corn,
field corn, onion sets and full line
of garden seeds, go to Linzees feed
store oppo site Post Office. l49tf
L. b. Sumers of Chickasha, is in
town and called on the Democrat
and left two dollars for the Demo.
crat. He is accompanied by his
wife. They havoa splendid claim
near town and will make 1t then
future home,
/ Ask G B Gaunt for prices on eai
seed corn, alfalfa, cane, kaffir corn
cotton seed and all kinds of feed.
Tel, 50 Cor. 5th & d st. II
Vienna Bakery-for bread, cakes
and Pies, candies fruits and ice cold
drinks. Cor. 6 & G. S. B. Taylor,
proprietor. 10ltt
Judge Matheny, of the law firm
of Matheny & Livesay, went tt
Apache this morning to represent
, Mancross, the brakeman charged
with killing boy near that place
some weeks ago. The preliminary
trial will be held before a justice IL
Apache today.
Pasture Pasture-160 acres ot
good pasture land close to town
plenty fresh water. Will be ready
to receive stock Monday. Enquire
r at Democrat Office. lSOt
Albert Luckenga, of FIT. Cobb
made this office a pleasant visit to
day. He has been running mea
: market at that place for some tim,
f but is now making arrangements t.
f take charge of the Cobb Hotel. Ill
is genial fellow and will make
good landlord.
Farm for sale, 3 miles south o
: town best location in Caddo County
S Well soft water, stands "a feet
plenty of stock water. Every acre
S tillable. Good two room house
), 1SOO ;p,nrovan,anto 6;n;SbaJ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
CANDIDATE HBMPHILL
FIGHTS HIS OPPONENT
South Carolina Contest De-
veloping Strenuosity.

COLUMBIA, s. C., Aug. 15.-John J.
HemDhfH of South Carolina, and Wash
ington, for several years a practicing
lawyer of the nations Capital. had a
fist fight near he-e yesterday over the
sensational 1S@.4s: in which be IS an
active candidate.
The trouble occurred at GaTney, which
has developed into a Senatorial cam
paign meeting place Ex-Congressmap
Hemphill objected to statement by
Congressman Latimer, and in turn made
a declaration about an unimportant mat
ter. Latimer contradicted Hemphil1.
who repeated his statement
Latimer denied 1t. whereupon Hemp
hill said: ''--, you know that what
you say is untrue
Both are large and strongly built men.
Latimer made a tremendous Iunge, land
ing hard On HeniphiITs head. The lat
ter couHtered heavily. but :hey were
pulled apart. Hemphili then swung his
umbrella at Latimer's head, but the
force of the blow was broken by zen
who rushed between them. They were
finally overpowered.
The fighters we're required to 90 be-
fore the mayor and put up SO each
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
EARLY WEDDING DAY
FOR Miss SARTORIS
Her Eng gement Heard With
Interest in This City.

/ The announcement of the engag cement
of Miss Vivian Sartoris, daughter OF
/ Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and grand
daughter Of the late Gen. L. 5. Grant,
was received with interest by the
| friends of Miss Sartoris still in town
at this season. The prospective bride
groom is Mr.. Frederick Roosevelt SEQ
vel. sen Of Chevalier and Madame Ed
ward scovel, the latter born Marcia
Roosevelt and a cousin of the President
Miss SaFtoris and her sister, Miss
Rosemary. though having lived abroad
for considerable part OF their lives,
have been res lsnts OF Washington for
a number Of seasons, have hosts of
friends here and consider this their
home
Some surprise was expressed at this
city the announcement Of the wedding
day, which has been fixed for August %,
week from tomorrow. The engagement
was announced only yesterday after
noon. at the sumner home of Mrs Sar-
toris in Coburg, Canada. There are q
large number of .WashingtoBians who
90 to this little town across the border
to spend the summer and the early date
has been fixed. il is believed. in order
10 insure the presence of those friends
Of Miss SaTtOris whose plans take them
away soon from the Canadian resort
The ceremony viii be performed in
the Episcopal Church, St Peters. in
Coburg. Though no news has been
vOuchsafed as to the honeymoon. 1t is
believed that IL viii take tho form Of d
European trip, including a visit to the
late home OF the brides father, War
sesh, in Hampshire. England
A little more than q year ago an
rOunCement was made of Miss Sartoris'
enEa cement TO Mr. Archibald Balfour
barTisteT. Of London a relative OF the
late and present prime ministers. The
date was set and the prospective bride
vent 20 England, prefcrring 20 be mar
RED, It vas said, IN her fathers native
land.
Before the wedding day arrived. how
ever. the breaking OF the engagement
was made known. Reports from En-
6land stated that Miss Sartoris ha I
discovered there was not sufficient con
geniality OF temperament between the
p osncctivc bridegroom and herself and
that she had therefore terminated the
engagement.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
BRIDE DISFIGURBD BY
DISAPPOINTED LOVER
Witnesses Marriage and
Then Commits Deed.
Regunto Was Formerly Mrs Bracco's
Sweetheart, But Was Given Up for
Prosperous Fruit yender.

NEW YORY. Aug. I5.-Soon after
leaving the church in which she had
Just been married. Mrs. Josephine
Bracco. twenty-one years old. was at
tackled yesterday by a discarded ad-
mirer, Knocked down and sIashed across
the right cheek. She is now in the
Flower Hospital, IN a serious condition,
with knife wound extending from her
mouth to her right ear, that wiz leave
life disagreement
Her assaiiant, said by the police to
be Pasquale RegzBto, nineteen years
old, Of No. 3@2 East Sixty third Street.
escaped from crowd Of one hundred or
more which chased him for several
blocks
Mrs. Bracco. who was formerly Miss
josephine Morgeno, came to this country
several months ago. She was then the
sweetheart of Regunto, who followed her
here After her arrival she net Gu
seppi Bracco. Of No. 332 East Sixty
third Street, who has a lucrative fruit
business, while Regunto could only get
work as a day laborer.
yesterday bTacco ana the girl went TO
the City Hall, where a civil marriage
ceremony was performed Following
the Couple was Regunto. who stood ST.
iently by during the ceremony. Then a
church ceremony was performed. with
Regunto again present
After the marriage. Bracco and his
wife. with q number Of friends. started
to walk TO his home IN First Avenue,
near Sixty-fffth Street. Bracco was
jostled to one side by, as he thought. q
drunken man He turned to see the
offender. but instead heard a scream
from his bride and saw her lying OF the
sidewalk with blood sprinkied over her
white wedding gown. Regunto lodged
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
DEATH OF w. P. HARTIGAN
. At LEXINGTON, VA.
Brother Of Joseph HaEtigan, of This
Cry, Succumbs to Paralysis.

LEXINGTON, Va. Aug 15.-WilIialn
p. Hartigan, aged sixty-four years, who
died Wednesday night after an illness
OF some duration due to paralysis. was
considered one Of the most skilled ne
chanics in the country and had Travelled
extensively.
He resided at one time in San Fran
cisco He was member of Company y.
First Virginia Cavalry. in the Conted-
crate service during the civil war. ard
was for two years q prisoner at Point
Lookout and Fort Delaware, having been
captured at Gettysburg
he is survived by his wife. who was "a
Miss Katharine Kahle, and two bro
the7s-Joseph F Hartigan. of Washing
ton, aud John Hartigau. Of Roanoke-and
sister, Mrs. Caroline Huffman, OF West
Virginia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
Want Strict Press Censorsbip.

MADRID. aug. ia petition has
been extensively signed by Spanish pre-
lates and presented to King Alfonso,
praying for strict press censorship,
and for the removal from Office OF Count
Romanones. the minister of instruction.
because Of his prosecution against the
religious interests in Spain.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
SUES FOR $1,000 FOR
HAVING HAND SQUEEZED

NEWCASTLE. Ky. Aug. ia suit
has been filed il the Henry circuitic court
founded upon a most remarkable cause.
The plaintiff IS Mrs Frank Bats. a
young woman, and the defendant Is J. J.
Hartford, sixty-five years old,
Mrs. Bats asks $4,000 damages Tor In
jury sustained by shaking hands with
Mr. Hartford. Physical injury only IS the
ground Of complaint. and II is alleged 20
have resulted from Mr. Harford's grip.
The leading lawyers Of this Tar are en-
gagged IN the case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15

through the crowd and ran to Fifty
ninth Street, where he escaped in q
crosstowu car.
An ambulance from the Flower Hos
pitaI was sert for, and the woman was
taken there Her husband sat by her
bedside and wept while he vowed ven
geance on her assaiIaBt.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
e to VS. Ireland Soon.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE King. when
his convalescence is completed. will
visit Cork, Dublin. and Belfast. He viii
reside for timea in Ireland, and will
visit inland centeFs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
IN Exceptional Purchase of
Mems HegIigGG Shirts.

At this season OF the year manufacfl-
rers are anxious 10 dispose of tHeir
stock, We bought this lot Of Negliges
Shirts at our own dsure- We want you
70 look them over without delay:
Woven Madras Shirts, made with sep
arafa MIR. ctfffe-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15

Ar. Robert P Piehoff, Of the Govern
ment Printing Office. has gore TO his
home in south Carolina for a shor.
while While away he VIII participate
IN the primary election. which viii de
eide everything political in the Pal
netto State. He lives at spartanburg,
q prosperous city in the manufacturing
district ana the county seat OF fhe Iarg-
est county IN the State. Spartaubl;rP
Is the home cf Ex-Governor Evans a
leading candidate fer the United statee
Senate IN The approaching Democratic
primary.
Since coming 10 Washington Mr.. PIE
lon has writ n several letters in ad
vocacy Of the enactment OF a child la
EoF law by the Legislature TO be chosen
ia the primary election. He Is familiar
with the facts 10 the case and knows
many OF the operatives IN the twenty
eight cotton mills OF the county The
child labor problem IS perhaps the
leading question before the people OF
South Carolina. A bill 10 prohibit child
labor has been defeated by small ma
5orities at a few Of the recent sessions
but the next Legislature viii probably
lie instructed IN certain terms 10 pass
= Jaw shutting out from labor children
under twelve years q age. Il is said =
mild law viii satisfy the agitators. bur
The majority OF the mill owners and
great many ministers and others OF the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
II cents.

All new patterns. washable coIcrs; sY-
cry size; none worth less than $1.00.
80 dozen Thin White Gsuze Shirts,
o all sizes long or short sleeves, 21c
Washable Madsas Fourth hands, re-
yersible, best quality, white and DEE
coloTs- Only, for --.----E O
Mems PepperelI Jean Drawers Q0c
well made, all lengths Only, pair ~
Is dozen Mems Fine BaIbriggan Shirts
5 only. Drawers. reinforced seats 35e
Mems Fine e PeTe Perez and Madras 22e
Genuine Guyot SuspendeTs, in Axe
plain white and cosOTs- Special ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
Sale of Hosiery.

Ladies' Fine Black Cotton Hose, with
high-sDlieed heel and double toe. Herms-
dorf dye. Regular 25c- value. Spe- I &C
CHI zOE OttS
ChiIdren's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton
Hose, with double knee, heel, and toe.
war fast black. sps- 121c
4 large assortment Of Ladies Fine
Isle and Cotton Hose. IN polka dots
and fancy stripes. high-spliced heel and
double Toe; warranted fast color 15c
soc value. Special. 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15

Mr. Martin Mclaughlin. OF the atstr-
ney's room OF the Pension Office, was
the happy recipient or a weil-deserved
promotion Z day or two ago. For ten
years Mr. Laughlin has been one Of the
faithful and conscientious workers in
Uncle Sans big red brick building, aad
there was a general expression OF sat
isfactiOn among his host OF friends when
his services were rewarded BY a sub
stsntiai advancement in grade and sal
arv-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
Sale Of Corse cts

Thompson's Tape GirdIe. boned 75c
Thomson's Summer Corset. made OF
linen ,,d thread !, dull full bust ,a and hip 47c
sonnette C5fset, made in coutiI o0C
and batiste. satin trimmed. Price. 60
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
lansbt1rgh & Bro

Store Closes Evenings at . o'CIock-Sat-
urdays Excepted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15

Capt. Isaac 3. Thatcher. OF the Ger
tifcate division of the Pension Office,
left The city On Thursday seeking a
much needed rest in the blue grass re-
giOn OF Kentucky. Captain Thatcher
destination is Somerset where he goes
20 spend len days or a fortnight With 4
brother. Captain Thatcher IS mem
be- OF a noted pioneer family that has
Contributed largely toward the settle
ment OF many Of the Western States. IL
1889 lis father eEigTated 10 what was
thes the Territory OF Iowa Already the
posS ssaor CT quite 2 family. other chill
dTel Scre added 10 his household after
his settlement On the prairies. Though
more than sixty years have passed since
that time, and the numerous brothers
who constituted the family are sepa-
rated by the width Of the continent. fam
iIy ties have never been severed by dis
lance. and visits are frequent between
them IN 1901 at a family runicn held
at Pine Grove, Cal, six CT the eight
brothers were present, coming from the
District Of Colum bia, Illinois, Texas.
California, and Washington remark
able gathering OF whfte-haiTed men who
have Travelled thousands CT miles 70 be
present II the meeting
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15

There Is one man in Washington who
has found use fer athletic training-Mr.
NJ, A. Maloney. Of the Government
Printing ONCE. He is an enthusiastic
patron of the Carroll institute and q
regular attendant at athletic events in
the city He believes IL q good thing
70 know how TO do stunts on The bars
and 10 fan the air with clubs but
knows il Is a good thing 10 have expert
mental knowledge OF the admirable art
OF TUnninss 1t is coed TO know when
and how 10 run. he says
= few nights ago Mr.. MaIcney. took a
gentle stroll of a few miles. turning
back TO the city near the main building
G the Soldiers Home. He was attiCed
in running gear-sweater, rubber shoes.
etc., and Was covering a great deal Of
grctrd. he struCkEthe Hardwood Road
and MS moaRdering along in the moon
light. nusing ever the battles OF forty
yecrs age. The heroism of the men over
OF the beautiful grounds, ard the ap-
parent features Of the strenuous life
geEeTGlly- soon he saw 4 form out
lined jusc ahead and he dida't believe
ii vas q CHEST All the ghosts he had
ever read sb5Ut were white and This
thing II the road was dark. and il had
g suspiciously human way OF baskiug IN
the summer Eight under the heavy
shade Of Z big hickory tree. Further
mere there were TWO and the paIpiIat-
ms printer knew that seIf-resPecting
ghosts never 90 about like Mormon
elders CT wear cTeaking bro gan shoes.
=--7rr ~ -, til 4 81
steadily On and decided 10 take The aP-
proved poDuIist position. the middle or
the road The form lurking in the
shadows lurched 10 the middle Of the
road and emitted q request for a match
The printer was not in the match bust
ness and kept going. The owner of the
only voice m the neighboThcod OF the
middle Of the read fit for use at the time
asked again for match and added
caution about talking sassy" About
this time another form moved out from
the shadow wearing a sinister shTug ali
over and said also that il wanted a
match and less big talk
The pTinteT-athiete concluded II was
time some running Vas taking place.
His watch chain was hanging ont III f.tl
view and 20 cents TepOsed in his pocket
furthermore, the forms lately II the
shadow wore clubs and seemed . Re
c7aking overtures 10 the Elitter5ng chain
The forms were those OF two SbIe-bOdied
and highly co1ored citizens OF mature
age and infalliable judgment as 10 the
proper place 10 apply a knockout blor
They were evidently not amateurs on me
road.
Then the earthly advantage OF athleJ-
les became apparent. Mr.. MaiOney got
Bp speed. be travcied with celebrity
toward the lexington ear line IN faet.
he ran toward town He desires II
stated that Il any rabbits have been
found mangled along the Hardwood
Road OF any leaves on tie trees nave
been seorched the bill may be sent 10
him Il was over a mile 10 the car linz
and The big negroes evidently meant
business, but they got left ClU5s we've
not trumps that night. and after q few
-1nmenJs Of sprinti1g they retired
from the rgpe. II wac 4 30, .ight ana
the printer man reposed uniC- the SHADE
OF q tree Until a car came di3nS.