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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
Royer-RundIe,

Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents on
Evans Ave. Miss Ola Rumble
was quietly married to Mr.. F. E.
Royer, Rev. Bishop officiating.
Only a few relatives and friends
of the contracting parties being
present.
The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Rumble
and is beautiful and accom-
plished young lady.
The bridegroom is a very ordi-
nary sort of a person, being
neither talented nor handsome, a
sort of a wrong-font and never
known to justify.
The Weeks Review is especi-
ally interested however in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Royer a happy
and prosperous journey through
life.
And here we take liberty of
wishing them all the joy, peace,
happiness and everything else
that belongs to country editor !;
and we sincerely hope that the
time is not far distant when we
may obey the command of the
Bible, $50 and do thou likewise. "
Signed: The Foreman,
The Typo,
The Devil.
Since last issue 1--WE have as
sumed a new significant to the
editorial department of this jour-
nal. There are two of us now
but Bro. Bishop still insists that
''we" are only one.
The Democrat extends congrat-
ulations and wishes Mr.. and Mrs,
Royer all the blessings and hap
piness of this ife.-Apache Re-
view.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
Single Statehood Convention .

A convention is hereby ordered
to be held in the city of Oklaho-
ma City, Oklahoma, on the 9th
day of January, 1908, at 10
O'Clock a. m. to be composed of
500 delegates from the Indian
territory to be selected in the
manner herein provided:
All male persons in the two
territories, without regard to race
political affiliation or religious be-
lief, who favor the immediate un-
ion of the Two Territories are
invited to meet in mass conven-
ton in accordance with the sug-
gestions herein made to elect del
egates and alternates to attend
the convention as above stated
for the purpose of discussing the
subject of single statehood and
to take such steps as the wisdom
of the convention may deem nee
essary to bring about the desired
end.
The apportionment for Okla
homa territory is as follows:
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
A Great Shock

To the folks, who claim to un-
dersell everybody else. Our sac
rificing sale beginning Monday,
Dec. 10th. The best friend you
have is waiting for you. The
Columbia, Max Goldman &c Co.
0O4e
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
Real Estate Conyeyances

James A. Hite to d. F. Keithly
lot 8 block 56, Bridgeport. Con-
sideration, $500.
Wade David to Bart N. Wheel
er lot s block 56, Bridgeport.
Consideration $3.50.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29

o. H. Geagon C Co. Real Es-
tate. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, school
land, city property, rentals and
collections. 9th street between
Broadway and Main. 68tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29

Get your bread and cakes of the
Anadarko bakery. 64tf
Fine chocolate and home made
candy at the Anadarko bakery. 64tf
Furnished Rooms-Desirable
rooms in the Edwards building for
rent. 60tf
j. l.. Byrne is the agents
for the Deming loan and Invest
ment Co. tiff
See f. d. Williams for Insur-
ance. Real Estate and Farm
Leases. 90tf.
Baird has the largest and best
assortment of writing tablets in
the city. 97t6
Wanted-at once, good girl
for general house work. Mrs.
Chas. L. Crum. soft
You can't do better than to wait
for our sacrificing sale. The
Columbia. 93tf
For rent-Nice furnished
rooms. Apply at the Walters
House Cor. 5 and d street. 100t24
With the hopes of your busi-
ness we have stripped off the
profit. The Columbia. 93tf
NO 'SpoOS S9IQ
IoOM no H9uOu noH 9AgS UlM
90 'oI9W uH99I4 I9dIpH
We found those 15c oyster
stews so X at the Home bakery
Cor. 9TH and Main st. 96t6
For sale cheap-Two good sets
of Saloon Furniture, for particu-
lars call at this office. 83tf
See j. L. Byrne if you want
to borrow money on your farm
or to prove up on your claim. 72tf
The Home bakery has dealt
another death blow to high prices
they are serving the best Oyster
stews in the city for 15c. 96t6
| Reductions that reduce, are
our sacrificing sale prices. "
Here's your opportunity. The
Columbia. 03tf
You will save 10c on our oyster
stews the rest of the season by
eating a 15c stew at the Home
Bakery Cor. 9th and Main st. te
Just received another car OF
Anderson Fancy Lump coal, bet
ter have your coal house filled
70tf. MISSOURI LUMBER Co.
Everything nice and clean, al
the American Hotel Best Hotel
in the city. Beds 80 and 75 cts.
Meals % and50. Dan Bently,
, Prop. 90ti
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
For Sale.

A good street cab in running
order will be sold at great bar
gain. Call at this office for par
ticulars.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
You paw For What You Get.

At the American Hotel. Euro
pean plan. Meals from % to 90
cents. Beds single, 90 cts, double,
70. Dan Bently, Prop. 90tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-29
...LOCAL NEWS.

Jl-L6 Sl9MOl 9ql 9AGq
90 'oI9W uH99lI l9dITH
E. Z. Lockwood and family of
Ft. Worth Texas are in the city
on business.
Just received car of Alder
son fancy lump coal. G. H.
Kamm. Phone AZ. 101-tf
Miss Caudell of Hobart, is Wis
iting Attorney E. F. Baker and
wife of this city.
Our cirulation list was increased
with five new subscribers from
Laverty Saturday.
D. w. Craddock and f. W.
Freed of Dutton were transact
ing business in the hub today.
The Democrat acknowledges a
very pleasant visit from him and
Landlord Bently of the American
Hotel this A. M.
S. B. Beebe of FL Reno is visit
ing his son Berl E. today. The
old gentleman is wonderfully
surprised at the rapid growth of
our city.
Mrs. E. M. Brown made the
Democrat happy today by in
creasing our bank account 81 90.
She says she likes the Democrats
politics and the news it gives to
it's readers.
Miss Ruby Collins left this
morning on the 11:45 train for
Wichita, to attend the Sickner
Conservatory of Music. The
many friends of Miss Collins wish
her success, in the study of mus
ic, in abundant measure.
w. M. Fallin of Springfield
Nc. is in the city looking for a
location. Mr.. Fallen is young
man of good business qualifica-
tions, and is highly recommends
ed as a gentlemen. We hope
he will conclude to make Ana
darko his future home.
Our friend B. H. Veltman came
in this morning and ordered the
Democrat sent to him at Conway
Kans., where he goes to make
his future home. We are sorry
to loose Mr.. Veltman as a citizen
and the best wishes of the Demo
crat goes with him to his new
home.
The Democrat turned out some
job work last week for Carson &
McWilliams of Binger, that will
go to Hamburg Germany
Messrs Carson & McWilliams haC
some large cards printed which
they will tack on walnut logs
which they are buying and ship
ing to Hamburg. The cards reac
"From Binger Oklahoma tc
Hamburg Germany"
The republican president of thu
United States says that single
statehood is best. The chairman
of the republican national com
mittee says it is best. The ma
jority of the republican members
of the senate and particularly al
the leaders in the party say it il
best. Then what reason is ther'
why republicans should not b.
active in making the single state
hood convention here a success
-Oklahoman.
Bro. L. j. Abbott of the Law
ton Enterprise is in the city. He
in company with Atty. A. T
Boys of this city paid the Demo
crat very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Abbott and Atty. Boy
are old friends and acquainten.
ances, having attended colleg'
together. The Lawton Enter
prise with which Mr.. Abbott i
connected is one of the neatest
newsiest papers that comes t.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
TOMRSTONE's RAILROAD
Rights of Way and surv.ys Com.
 pleted-Grading Has Begun.

Ground was broken today ca the To-alsJ3ne branch of Jhe Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad. :'aYs the Pros poctor Of Tuesday. Three grading camps have been established. one at Fairbank. one few niles out from Tombstone and one midway between the tWC points.
 The completion of this ro&G t1 Tomb stone will mark a new era Of pTe gross and prosperity for the ci5 camp and will be the means If resurrccting the mining industry of this section that has remained ctnI'arativois dormant for c number of years awaiting trans rc.taticn facilities. lt = believed that Tombstone viii 1er-;ir the terminus fer some time. but ii is the intention cf the company to finally extend the roal tc College Peak, making Conpec- t:c:i with tho main fine and thus snort c2ia= ,ne distance .crty miles ny iay- i:le fiftv-fivo miles Of rails. The line 2S projected Will open uD q valuable mineral field that will contribute nrt- terialis t. the city'si prosperity and ;;-i1 largely ta the county's wealth All hail the coming of the railroad with delight. whose approach serves t0 en- liVen business enterprises and imbuc the public with courage and renewed acti:ity.
 Of all the routes surveyed t!l"ous !, Tombstone for the railroad the cne CT which the right of WaN W;;2 granted ! by he city IS without d@uIr the most : adrar,a sesus one |, both the city ana the railroad people. By the right c: WAY privilege granted. the tra: : ;.'.ic- tiraily covers but tha length oi i.o e:tN blocks from above Seventh ,u : Thirteenth a.ors Alien street, tn- re, of ti2e liae-bcth coming ir,o ta..n and switches going t3 mines--are aloua the s,'ts;lirts ,l town ana do not inter fere much wi;h private holdings c. property owners. Tn several eases Where the sL.vey lines cross private pr"p-rt; t;3e cight cf way has been already Gc-ateI by the owners. thus exhibiting the proper spirit The rodta extends from tho city line west e tow:. t..: :ouSh 2 porticn of the ),d Biinn lumber yard and skirts along ,ne cl'leh back or tne court house through the Ni"na waste dumps to D point be- yond the engia" company hose house where a turn is made ilo,-;h,vard and runs Tear til- gas works = Allen street near Seventh. thence continuing up that thorcuGhfare tG nearly Tair- teccth street and beyond ti.e city Iinas
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
WiDE-AwAHE cALlFoRN1ANs.

For the approaching gathering il
 @,n Fr.,nci-oo during August Of ail the Knights of Pythias of the U-ni,eI States and their friends. Californian ; are making elaborate plans As the visitors cannot go everywhere, the va Eious counties will mainlain exhibits in San Francisco. and some Of these dis Jays will be as novel as they will b. ingenious. For example StanislauS county will make one of tile finest and most instructive exhi bits ever seen. \ contract has been let for model of the pig diVertiAg dam Of the Tuclunae river. The dam, the headWorks of the canal and the river bed will De execut- cd ia metal. That portion will be six feet high. eight feet wide and fifteen feet long. An exact reproduction on c2rVls of the surrounding country will supply the mou-tain scenery Con cealed tanks and pipes with ;I centri-
 fCEal pump will SHOW the minia ture dam in operation, the water flowing over through the canals The head
 works will include the tunnel cn the Tuflock side. and the whole exhibit will
 be as realistic as genius and art caH possibly make it. From other sections of Stanislaus there will come exhibits of the wonderful products of that county from orchards and vineyards.
 Kings county has decided to ii go 2
 bocth fill il with exhibits of :nc coun-
 tvs choicest products, seplenisn it
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
THE PLANJ T.

Her in Virginia We de:iGuate cnr little friend principally as tho peanut
 aut Iuise often We likewise allude 70
 him as 'Sround-pea." and occasion ally ,;s a "ga0ber" over in England
 they call the same fruit sround-nut
 while il is variousiy known elsewhere as 'earth-nUl" Manila nut. -'jur- rrt" and 'pin1ar" The scientific ra a-rony,.l:c. as we understand it. is
 AraChis papcsoe, and the family be- longs t2 the genus of leguminc IS plants.
 Down in south Carolina just now they are cracking lots Of jokes about pea nuts-Cr. rathe". ''pindars they call them b.; that name i1 tha Pal
 metto state. \ Columbia Cortcmpo- ra1| pokes jun at 1he ,.Ith Carolina legislators who exhibit 2 peculiar and most abnormal fCnIness fer pinI.rs during business hours
 Our o"-n SolG2s show the same weak
 ness. and We cannot recall q session cf
 the legislature when ground peas were
 u0t cH sale at the capitol. Not so very i9ng ago the member from Lee county wac himself the proprietor of a peanut stand. and brought his son down to
 Richmond tn conduct the cnternrisc
 This stand vas in tie Ioeunjl of the capitol. and there was nos an hour dur
 inE the day when the marble Wash 1 inGton failed to behcll statesmen eat ing peanuts.
 The famous old sto-e brought h;tho. from the capitol at Williamsburg 1,.-cl l I-ichmond became the seat cf ti.e Stpt. | government seems to have been de- | signed to give as lnuch surface space 1 as possible fir the roasting of peanuts. i -At any rate. thc sto~c was used in par ] for that purpose. anl so continued lu serve legislators as long as a fire Hir ! lighted in it.
 ! \ persistent effort long has beel i made to stamp the peanut with h. 1 marx Of vulgarity bat this uerarious ] scheme has ben 9 total failure. Nev-.
 Was the peanut so popular as i; is ta-
 day. It is rowdins its naughty kin~- 1 man. the salted alncnd. off the Ie-t1I 1 board. and t i= rapidly receiving wide ; recognition as al delicacy. Time was 1 when geo5ers Were synonyms If circus ] .0Ndyism, gallery gods o:atrcner3us- , ness. and festive occasions of the pIuie- t4riat. Now the pea ut-espac.Il tn Virginia pr"duct-tr;;vele cn is merits
 and comes in centaot with ,he best opIe If our land.-i,ic,moad Dis patch.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

\ boon to travellers. Dr. FoVIeI's F,X- tract of Wild Strawberry. Cures dyscn- tory. diawnoea. seasickacss. nausea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly harmless.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01


 and with Ii;tle psiE and con piete snfe'y Those who suffer from Dlaeases of the Sexual and Urinary Organs from cOt- tracted djsoTders and Seminal Weak ness should at once recogn7s= lhe ser- ious results of such cnnplajn's To such we offer 1ae best, m0st scientific successful rrea 1msnt D2 BIB2ARp, HibbarG auildlng, G8 s nth Second Avenue, Phoenix, AriZnnh- f,oI sul- tation Free Hours 10-12-1-3-6-7.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
DIDN'T KNOW LINGO.
Narrowly Escaped an International
 Complication in Germany

:. Harvard graduate tells this storv 9n himself Says he: The summer af- t1r graduation l was travelling alone i through Germany Before landing in the country l had thought that 1 knew | considerable about the language, hay ing spent two years in the study of it. With T finish of Goethe ana Schiller , But l soon found that q reading Of the Dc Us or the NiebelunSen Lied did not : T ip C.e when 1 wanted to order q beef @teaE at q hotel CT was inQuiring the distance to the next town. Indeed. as went farther up the Rhine l found myself more and more confused by what l heard. and had finally made up r3E mind that an American cannot leaGl the German language out of text bc3IzS. CT even by a weeks soj0urn &mcng the German people themselves. i ''i had reached this sober conclusion when i entered one evening a small i"l, or 'Sasthaus.' just outside of the tcWn nf Heidelberg. Thirsty from the hct sun ard dusty road. l managed tc order 9 glass of beer. While the heavy | Gen innkeeper was drawing an- ether l put tily feet on the ta bIe to bet ter ease my legs. At the other end of the table sat q number Of German sol diers drinking and smoking together ! ! t7w moments later one Of the sol , dieTs arcse hastily. and taking off his c2F addressed me at some length. Ne knowing 6 word that was said, I con- cluded that yes would be proper an swer. and so 1 said politely Yah yah,
 There was a moments pause. and then second soldier sprang to his ic-t. He repeated over the speech oi the first soldier. and then all the grou. in unifCrri stared at me. By natura
 iafele-.ce I ION decided that if yah
 was wrong. a negative answer must
 it the question, so l smiled pleasantly
 end taking eff my hat. answered.
 Noin. nein. himmer.'
 Ali the soldiers now sprang to thell feet. and there might have been inter
 rational complications a the present time between the United States anl Germany il the hCtelkeeper. who kneW . Lit Of English. had not said:
 Young man. they have asked yot
 twice to take your feet of the table and thre2ten ;f ycu do not that tnel Nil throw you 0u. of the house.
 At this the stars and stripes wcr, ;si! Ii down before ! realized that h;,,
 h atel 2 retreat
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
:. HENRY WOOD,
ACCOUNTANT

Telephone 37Sf. PHOENIX, ARIZ.
 Books of account audited and sys- tematized; mining and other invest ments Investigated; also acts as incor- porator and agent for Arizona corpora tioEs. Formerly Savings Bank Auditor, Buffalo. \. Y. Treasurer and Manager Cob-e Grande Copper Co.,. Gol3en Wave Mining Co, etc, etc.
 Mining enterprises particularly are sometimes so managed that profits ar4 wasted and unnecessary losses accrue l offer my services as follows:
 Mines management systematized, in troducing economics in every depart ment; examinations made, determinins financial possibilities of mining and other enterprises.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
NO COMPU PULSION.

Landlord Ik=-Sorry. pardner. that there ain't no bathroom, but yer see | am iigurin' on putin one in next year: an-'
 Tourist-I don't want to take T bath next year.
 Landlorjl-Wall. Of course We won't insist cn your takin one.''-t 'hicago News.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

than the genuine vegetable essences. Gin (genievre) contains poison and Litt-rs are also very dangerous.
 Nj l.ahorde propCses that the sal,. of Jnr following shouli be absolutely for uiiGen oNcer. toi medicinal usr: ab- .inthe and it3 compounds. bittere. Yer mouth. nOy,au. chartreuse. gin and .dlnerary. 1t is proposed that h. as:- tnaIitjcs sh@ii forbid the manufacture Q >.- sale O. these drinks as containing euost-.nces hai mful t. public health l-arc4t.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

cvo:y day with a fresh supply direct from the orchards and vineyards. and distribute q quantity of fruit each day among the visitors. San Diego expects to show an cmiglant train. typical of he days Q. '49. \ camp in inc city 't.n b. maintained. but that show will be merely inciden,nl to the exhibit San Diega is to make 0. its mineral wealth anL fruits.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(Fr0nn the

(From the Atchison GlubeD CnlrGs q widow goes into details with every stranger she meets regarding her husoand's fatal illness. there is sus- picion that he died insane.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
FOR OVER sIXTY YEARs

MRS. WINSLOW=S SOOTHING SYRUP fas been used Tor children te-thine. IL ~oothes the child. softcns the gums, aIlays aii pain, cures wind COlic. and. is he best remedy for Diarrhoea. TWentY-five cents a bottle
 According to an English newspaper a nan sitting down to be shaved handed eLe barber some money. saying
 Here. put this in your pocket for yourself
 The barber replied that he did not often receive his tip iI advance The c;.stomcr froWned
 That is not tip" h. said. Its hush money"
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
MEDICAL ATT .cN Or, L5QyzcI,s

->hoyt a Iear ss55. in t,-n ocUrse of q p:,'ilaneat4.A dirsU-si uU@l ti:" law
 a. Ja diinAs. a socialist ;!-nuey. I'-. V.-ill.;:.t. rrcto-ed that the Academy of Medicine should b. requa;tcd to m@k. ou; :. list O. alcoholic drinks. su T :.e ,.siaeuss. aro,itifs and rhe ijke. which ,,.atail ass-nces dangerou& to public neal,h. with 9 v.-o- t1 ilte:'tiiot the ma"ucactlr. cG saIr of su.n. As the minister concerned 6id not acceGe ;C this request the aca lemy has ai last sent int. . pariia ncnt . report on its own account Nj. Labors3c has pub lishei the report in the name 8. tne commission appointed by the academy.
 The report states that the essences used are very poisonous. Synthetic essence cf anisette contains q quantity ot hydroryanic acid. The inhalation Of q little of this essence from an open bottle containing t causes grave syn cope and a feeling of illness lasting for several days. Chaltreuse is very poi eonous and contains thirteen sub stances which can bring about serious effects. Euinerary contains fifteen very poisonous substances. The genuine vegetable essences gre bad enough. but these are not used HOW and the es- seHCes are all made with synthetic fla vcrings which are e:en more poisonous
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
SUPPLIES FOR PAPER.
Manufacturers Looking for Othe.
 Material Besides Spruce Timber.

Manufacturers Looking for Othe.
 Material Besides Spruce Timber.
 II will probably be many years ". before We exhaust all our resources Of spruce fer the making e wood pulr. S;iil. an area as large as Rnode island is stripped of it's spruce every year jo supply the mills that make news paper al,1e. and many of the manufacturers think it none too early to begin eX- l.-Iimenting with other material for Farer making to supplement tn spruc- supplies. and even to take their plac" if w cannot arot. crops of spruce fast enough ,C meet the demand.
 Some s,cod use j.s found every year for plants that were supposed to be useless.
 IT. the museum at the Botanical gar C Ii ai-- specimens of rugs ana other s.ticl=s made of q variety cf sedge that i. found widely in cur northern states. ais slass was supposed to be worthless a .cw years ago. bus some body discovered that it supplied j good. strong fiber and today it iS being turned into binders tWine. rugs and ether things that ale worth having.
 
 are rcw &tt,&c ctfng attention. One is ba gasse. the refuse Of the sugar mills. which hitherto has been pure vase. eX- ceut q small part CT it used as fuel.
 \ paper mill in Texas is TOW using ba saese to make paper. and the pro- duct is said to be excellent It is pre- dict,d that the day is soon coming ! svhcl all the bagasse from our south fi4.lt -,-iH Ina 1.t make paper. Thus Dagasse will be an ether Of the waste materials GiVerte | from th- vast, nap and turned into ' scuIce oe wealth. Another kind oi I;:pel material is rice straw. very lit IL Of which is new used except to pro- vids bedding for cattle. IL has been kaown fer long time that good paper could pe made of this material but for some reason il has not been utilized to any great extent. There are great possibilities before Louisiana and Texas in the manufacture O. pape: frcrn these two new materials.
 i -'ll the same il would be folly tC per nit cur spruce forests to become ex- i1austed The timber that is sent to the mills for pulp wood should be re placed by another planting, as with any ether crcp. It is getting rather late fer any wcodsman to remove a : crop of timber without the slightest i-ca that q later ge, era tion will taE @nCther crop from the same ground | Canada is the great preserve of the i Whclc world fer the future supplies ol ; i1uiiI Wcod. Her spruce resources have scarcely been touched. though hei southern forests havn been badly de- ] l.l5t=j. The country has magniicen: | I'elt e. spruce extending from tn ] southeast .n Quebec far northwest to . the Mackenzie river. Not bit of this spIUc- has yet been utilized and will . not he til railroads are extended to it : but the railroad prc jects now unde
 way viii before before very long tar ] this greatest of ali resources of pu!I , cuIf.ly.-NeW York Sun.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1902-08-15
PEOPLES PARTY PRIMARIES
AND COUNTY CONYEN ZION

The Peoples party of Anderson county will
hold primaries in each voting precinct in the
county Except Washington township which
will be held at Hiatt school house., on Thurs
day, Aug. 2Sth, at 2 O'Clock p. m, except in
the city of Garrett, where they will tie held at
8 O'Clock p. IN. Primaries in townships will
be held at such places as township committee
men may designate.
Township committeeman are expected to be
present and have supervision of primaries.
Primaries will select delegates to county
opera house, in Garrett, Saturday, August 80,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. The basis of representa-
ton will be one delegate for each 20 votes cast
for Hon. N. L. Bowman for representative in
1000 and is as follows: