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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
L.nrlc. Doubt. Fit..Immon..

CHICAGO. Jan. champion Jim JET
fries. his brother Jack. and Kid" Eagen
leave for New York today In mapping out
his future fstic plans. the big fellow
last night said he was DOW convinced
he and Sharkey would meet in the ring
according to article, signed. but he had
doubts as to inducing Fitzsimmons to
fight him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
FOR the work.
rhr Drnth Rccord.

The folIowiEE deaths for twenty-four
hours we're. reported at the Health Depart
ment up to noon today Susan Ann
CLARKE. e. years. Margaret OBricn. 90
wears William Fl B. Stout 81 years.
Anua HadeIka, 81 years. William r. Par
ker. 81 years; Albert Smith. A. years:
ouizs Lacey 40 years, Eugene J. Sabelr.
g5 wears. Ruth Addison. months. Ruby
Graves. mouths
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
PLEAD GUILTY OF CRIME.
Long Terms at HouudsviIIe Prison
Imposed fer IOuscbrenLfur.

Henry Elley, colorcd. who pleaded
guilty in Criminal Court No. 1 today TO a
charge Of breaking. was sentenced
by Justice Anderson TO Imprisonment for
four years in the peni-entiary at Mounds
Vile, ". Va
William Jennings and George Hayes.
who pleaded guilty 10 a similar charge.
were each sentenced 10 the Benitentiary
Tor term u three years in the case OF
James Butler. colored. VINO pleaded guilty
10 a second offence OF petit larceny. the
offender Was sent to the pcniteutiary for
two years.
James Eimore. George Taylor and
Charles Saunders pleaded guilty 20 tine
charge OF highway robbery Martin
Campbell, who was jointly endictod with
them for the same offence. pleaded not
guilty
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
MAY NOT OPERATE ON HEWITT.
Physicians Greatly Encouraged by
COrOner's Condition.

Dr. J. Ramsey hewitt. who Is at the
Emergency Hospital with an attack OF
appendicitis, is reported to De I'm some
what improved condition this morning
He is resting easier than he was yester-
day. the pain having subsidized some
what.
The physicians are encouraged at his
change for she better. and state that they
viii not operate upon him today They
have not entirely abandoned the idea
Of an operation. hut IL nc continues 10
improve as ne has d0Ec during the past
tp-entv-fom hours. they do not believe
that 10 will Dee necessary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
British 10 Try OIL FueI

LONDON. Jan S.-The British Admit
rally. after a long series Of experiments
with oil fuel in their torpedo boat de-
stroyers. has decided to try fl in two
battleships and arst-cIass cruisers Of the
channel squadron A fuel consisting OF
coal and-oI mixed viii be tried on Other
ships of the squadron
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
WLLfO1 AFFECT CHICAGO.
Illinois steebpoii- :. III Not Reel unc
ENcrett-1f00rs. .nl.nrrnSxmcnt.

ENcrcit-lf6ore I:.nI.nrrnSSuseI,t.
chicago. Jan. 2.-Concernins the en-
5aTrassmest q the Everett Moore prop
critics in cleveland and elsewhere
throughout the Middle States. ChIcagoaus
prominent in business & i financial ci--
cieS declaFe that IL could not haze any
cHect upon business here.
The EvtFctt- Moore properties comprise
entirely an outside business. The syndi-
cate has no holdings in Chicago. and as
a consequence the effect will not De felt
in this city at all. said \. C Wheeler.
president Of the Illinois Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
The trouble viii not De felt here. %
said James II. EckeIs. There are no
properties belonging 10 the syndicate here
and It has no parer ia this city. The di-
rectors tried TO float paper here some time
ago, / believe, but they were not sue
cessruL"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03

INHUMAN CRUELTY CHARGED.
New NorI, Father To Proceed Against
st. Joseph ChiIdren's Home.

NEW YORK. Jan. Charges Of almost
inhuEan cruelty TO children are made
against St Josephs Home. in SteInway
Avenue. Astoria. by Anthony GehI Of
21S Boerum Street. Brooklyn.
He viii file q formal complaint with the
commissioner Of charities today
In his complaint Gehl states that his
three children were committed 20 the in
stitutiOn in last March Two nortbg
later he received word that orc q his
children. Frederick. had died. lie was
unable 90 obtain any Information regard
inS the child's death. IN view or later
developments. CehI regards Frtdericiz-s
death was worthy Of investigation
Gehls little girl. Frances. seven years
old. has been permanently injured. accord
ing 20 ner father and a physician. By
beaIls5 she received while an innate o.
81 Joseph.s Home. Her brother Anthony.
il is claimed was also beaten while in
the home
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
ELKs' MIDWINTER CARNIVAL.
Plans Maturing for February Enter
tninrnrnt ut Convention Hnn.

Plans for the EIks' SHdwinter Carnival,
10 be held at Convention Hall. February
9 10 j.. are rapidly being matured-
George +. BOOs. Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Promotion and Publicity, said
this morning.
An assistant Of the BostocIl Midway
Company has arrived in the city and is
engaged in arranging plans for the car
niyai in conjunction with the numerous
committees. The headquarters have been
established in the Pacific Building on r
Street. The committees are hard al work
both day and night in arranging for the
~ ruiVal
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ATTEMPT TO KILL MILNER.
An Uneonhrmed Ruuaor Saws HI.
Life Was Sought.

LONDON. Jan. "A rUmor is current
here that an attempt has been made to
assessinate Lord Miner at Cape Town
Numerous enquiries have been made at
the Mansion House. uut no confirmation
OF the rumor can be obtained
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small Fire in Temple Hotel.

4 pot Of grease overturned on the
kitchen stove ut the Temple Hotel on
Ninth Street between r and G. Streets
northwest, last night and set fire 10 the
chimney Engine company 30. u re-
sp@uled 90 @ telephone call. and evtiu.
glished the fire with a Johnson pump.
30 damage was done
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
& tro nTi5!s5 ior Sl.OO

These Hats in our Dollar
Sales come from the nobility
of the Hat makers They are
reserves and SURPRISES of the
best grades; have the style and
the effect of the highest in Hat
ology. They are iucognito else
they could not be offered at 81.
But what matters the name
when you nave our guarantee
Of the qualities-and your own
good Judgment
Both Derbys, including the
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SECRETARY GAGE ISSUES
STERN UKASES FOR CLERKS.
fCmfurrI from First Ps-co

t,uuHuTTt from First Fs-r#
having jurisdiction. uho viii cause a rec
ord Of the same go he kept aad the total
tirlc lost on account Of Surh deIinqucnCie5
myst De reported % the Secretary of the
Treasury. division OF appointments. on
the monthly time report. The names o.
all those tardy i'm attendance must also
b. reported not later than u O'Clock m
each day. 10 The division Of appointments.
accompanied by statement showing the
time Of reporting for duty. and TN reason
IN each case of such clerk or ,mplOyc
for me tardine--- All other JelinqUCU-
cies Of clerks and employees, covered 10y
the rules and regulations of tine depart
melt issued january 20 1900. should be-
reported 20 the chief clerk of the depart
Ugur
Acts Specifically Prohibited.
..RuIc No. .. CLERKS and employees are
not allowed 60 visit each other, or 10 re-
ceiyc visits. during business hours. cz-
cept on official business.
"FreouCuting the corridors Of .hs build
ing must De- avoided as much as possible
The reading Of newspapers CT other
unofficial matter will MOI Dee tolerated
Smoking in the EIos rooms OF the de-
pcrtTent Is positively prohibited.
bureau Chiefs Re~ponsibIc.
Chiefs Of divisions of the several bu-
rcaus and offices viii De held strictly ac-
couutable ror the enforcement of the
rules and regulations Of the department.
and failure on their pert 20 enforce the
same. or 10 report promptly the names
o. Offending clerks and employees, viii
subject them To severe discipline
Any rules or regulations Of the depart
nCuJ heretofore issued moons .stenr with
the foregoing ErC hereby revoked
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Mr.. GRIGGS A CANDIDATE.
Announces His Desire 10 Succeed to
senator SeyyeII'S seat.

NEWARK. y. j. Jan. John W
GrlEgs. ex-United States Attorney Cen
eral. has announced his candidacy for the
United States Senatorship made vacant
by the death Of Senator SeweI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03

Can. W. II. Seamans. Adiutaat General
Of the state Of California. died at the
Arlington Hotel at 1915 O'Clock this
morning OF isaammatory rheumatism ana
pneumonia.
His wife ana Lieutenant Commander
Douglass White. Of the Naval Militia Of
California, we're with him at the lime Of
his death
Born in PcnrS. Ivania.
Gen. William II Scamans has beer. one
OF the most prominent citizens Of Los
Angeles for many years We was horn i'm
Penusy lyauia sizty-seven years ago. and
was taken by his parents 90 NassachU-
settH IN his early boyhood-
At the outbreak OF the civil war he
Joined the Thirteenth Ma achusctts In
Iartry and was commissioned as lieu
tenant he was subsequently transferred
10 the Third Massachusetts Cavalry. pro-
NOTED 10 O captaingy and made an aide
on the stan Of General Grover, OF the
Nineteenth Army Corps.
In almost all the battles around New
Orleans. Snip Island. Baton Rouge and
Mobile he took an active part h was
present when FaEragut ran the blockade
o. the last-Bamed city.
Went West After War.
His removal TO the West occurred at
the close of the war and Captain Sea
mans soon became one 0f the be4J-knovu
mining experts in that section o. the
country For several years he engaged i'm
mining operations. thcn became clerk Of
the supreme Court Of Arizona. and sub
scqUentIy removed 10 California and .1L-
lied I'M Los Angelo
He OF ganizcd and became commander OF
The Les Angeles CommauGcry OF the Cali
fornia branch OF the Loyal Legion. ana
served as vice commander CT the Grand
Army cf the Republic of tie Department.
Of California Tor two terms. Az the time
Oi his death he was chief officer o. the
Army and Navy League Of California.
General Ssanaus was for a long time
an active member Of the state National
Guard oi which command he was APP
pointed adjutant general I'm iNs- "a posi-
tion he held up 20 the time OF his de-
mise.
Here on Business Of state.
General Seauars was IN Washington
for the purpose or settling some accounts
between The State o. California and the
Government and also TO obtain from
the Navy Department "a better ship for
the Use Of the Naval Militia Of the State
than that allowed 10 the past.
The Funeral Arrangements
No funeral services viii be held in
Washington. The remains viii be taken
10 san Francisco. and will leave some
time tomorrow, aecompaH led by he widow
and Lieutenant Commander White The
funeral party viii be met at the state
line d. military guard Of honor. On
reaehins san Francisco the body will
lie in state for day at the city hall
after which there viii be military
funeral The intermenJ viii De made in
the National Military Cemetery at the
Preside
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
Hoods Pills
Cure al liver
Ills bilious

ness, jaundice. sick headache, nausea. indiges-
ton break up a cold, prevent e fever. 25e.
81 mail Of c. ]. Hood & Co, Lowell Mass.
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DYNAMITE IN STOVE WOOD.
Supposed Attempt TO Blow Up House
in Auburn. sIe.

AUBURN. Maine. Jan. "a supposed
attempt was made wednesday 20 blow up
the house Of a. /. Estes. prominent
contractor. who lives about tao miles
from the citv hv uutting dynamite or
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03

.a- a,vsv covers nau been hurled i'm
every direction. pieces of the stove were
blown through the two panes Of glass No
clue TO the mystery has yet been dis
-uverfT
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ance az the royal
El= --p h-ar
To &c Big social AFFAIR.

ing between the two Governments regard
inE the policy OF Germany toward yene-
Zueld.
To re Biz social ARaIr.
The launching Of the yacht. which. it is
expected. viii be one Of the fastest sail
Ing craft ever turned out by American
shipbuilders. viii. Of course. b. attended
by tho President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
an immense concUurso or leaders in Off
clai and social life
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03
GEN. SEAMANS
PASSES AWAY
The Californian Dies at the
Arlington Hotel.
WIFE AND FRIENDS AT BEDSIDE.

Born in Pennsylvania SiVty-S"Nen
Years Aco-RcmnIns 20 sc Taken
military I5OnOrs so he Paid be
ceased at san Francisco.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03

Kidney trouble prcys upon
t.a mind, di-,aurages and
Ie=-eus ambition; beauty.
y5zor. and chce-iuluess soon
di-llpear when the Kidneys
ar, cue u order or diseased
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-03

ba-s' arrts are lno Tor ladies ttH Infants,
- they Keep both mother and child from
becoming BILIOUS use them daily IN ny
plucri~... Dr-A-E-6TIr.u S-ub1ier.eId. Tex.
I found taEcas-ts. On the rlrs ~ nv ba-
by who - not very strong, ths s-ry best
Wedicll. I eget used. They do IgsJ what
yCu recon nI end. 90
-A@r-- b. u Chapman. stephen BILLS. NY.
have become q FRA believer Iu the ri 70
carf y 'escareJs- Even Uy baby boz likes
tEeI- Ar7- Ida CerElAc, Jersey City.
Il thin fAscEr-ts splendid. Fhrv have
b-Icti-i E-e CrCa-lE- Ny Lauy w-z L.Ii-tsd
WIN Group and '--rareGs Afforded Instant
rri-st Mrs.. lila LieE-gr. Delta. tllo.
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Here on Busiae~> Of state.

General Seauans was IN Washington
Ter me purpose Of settling some accounts
between the State OF California and the
Government, and also 20 obtain from
the Navy Department better ship Tor
the Use Of the Naval Militia Of the State
TIM chat .fITr--r4 ga al, r,-e4
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Only Safe Medicine for Babies.

The insides of babesn5-us little children very
Mothers be reckless physics There IS Onl
safe medicine for babies:
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Best foE the Bowels Al Druggists, zoe ae e. NJ,
sold ii bulk Genuine taole; z-ange = c Guarsnses
10 cure your money bHcE- ti-ft- ard huoErr .r-r
Adass-s S.ssIas Ren--cy Co.. G..i=~So Kew Il -
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COrsets
Second floor, first gallery

Second floor, first gallery
Short, slender women will
find two good styles among
the LalAanS, built specially
for them.
One is tie 81 Lillian, with straight
front and snort waist; the other, the So
kind, which is bias gored, and fits snugly
everywhere.
For larger women there is
the S. SO Lillian, which has a
low bust, and is made
long below the waist; or the
$3.50, with a medium long
waist and extended hips.
L. x. eorsets arc made in this
country, but are copies of French
models. They are nearly as good
shapes and cost much less-s1,
81. 50, S., So. IS and S3.75.
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COttOns MerCeriZed
N ortheast Of CENTER

Mercerizlng of materials is
not an experiment. 1t is an
assured success. Mercerized
materials are popular favor
ties. Their appearance is
beautiful and they are salts
factory in wear.
Merte11seI momie tI0tA is one of
the crepiest, silkieSt looking stuffs
you ever saw. There are six col
ors-pink, light blue, lavender, old
rose, coffee color and black. SIC,
Fl inches wide.
Tile me,re11Sea 0Hfo1aS or fheUiot,,
in plain colors and stripes, look more
like wash silks than cotton. Laven-
der, green, light-bluc, navy-blue and
black. soc, 81 inches wide.
Of mr1rrJ25eG m0haI1>fNiSAeH eta
mines we have thirteen colors-
white, primrose, light-blue, old-rose,
tan, gray, pink, light-green, cadet
blue, delft blue, coffee color, laven-
der and black. The finish is not only
bright, but looks like mohair in weave
and texture, and in the hand feels
like mohair. There is sort Of white
bloom over the soft colors that makes
it even more attractive than mohair.
1t is really wonderful and beautiful
stuff. size. Fl inches wide.
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Basement Aisles

All the silks left from the great Silk
Sale are in the basement-and you'll
still find plenty of good colors and
designs to choose from.
75c colored taffetas, soc.
Ssc and 81 printed foulards. soc.
sr.2s corded silks, 85c.
soc printed pongee, Csc.
Ssc black figured India silks. $50
SI.25 printed Liberty satin, 65c.
81 black figured India, 75c.
sI.25 and $3.50 printed satin Liberty,
75c and S5c.
$3.50 and SITS printed broche Liberty
satins, csc.
SI.25 satin brocades. evening tints, csc.
81 satin brocades, evening tints, SI.25
and $3.50. ~
81 printed satin foulard dots~Je.
SIas to ST. % blas'7T duchesse,
81 to 81 49,
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NIh% Is 5''%r' 4" at LIE A~~~+ "rt"
Spring Suits for Women at Cost
Second floor, Chestnut street.

Second floor, Chestnut street.
There is good variety, but not many of
each sort-great bargains, if your taste and
size are met They are mostly blues and
blacks, but few of other colors
A makers entire sample line.
SIS suits for $40 S27 suits for SIS
S22 suits for SIS $50 suits for $50
$50 suits for $3.50 S3S suits for S25
Samples are made by the best workers
in the employ of the maker-hs entire bust
ness hangs on the impression made by them,
so samples are often better than what they
represent
There blouse. Eton, and tight fitting jackets in
this lot but the blouse jackets probably the best for
Spring
You must once you of these spring
suits They will remain here and after they the qualities
not likely TO be duplicated at the prices.
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Last of WOmen'S Winter Jackets

Second Hoor, Chestnut street
They are now 81 to S7.5o-were
50 to SIS.
Perhaps the biggest moneys-worth
we have given in jackets this winter.
All men-tailored and well-made Mostly
in dark colors and smooth fine kerseys.
Every jacket lined throughout with silk
or satin.
Fy-tront double breasted; black and oxford
among the 81. so; light and dark in the 50 lot
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Fine Oriental Ru gs

Third and lain Aisle
On the Main Aisle today have placed the
following:
$50 and $40 rugs /0, S25-75 fine Shrvan Daghesan
and Mossoul. Also
$50 and &25 rugs for sS2o-75 KAYAK and Mossoul
in sizes about 7x4 feet.
Such rugs these have sold for little before
and the lots limited they will be approval
On the third floor is great lot OF carpet rugs
which reduced-some $50, some SEQ; some as>
much $50 Among them these:
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Household Linens
Southwest of CENTER

Their linen closets are the
pride OF the German house
keepers. Sometimes til C
linens are family heirlooms.
Always the linens are a large
part of the brides outhtting.
And German household linens
are notable for their worth.
We have a splendid lot of
German bed linens-never
before their equals for these
drices.
Sheets, pillow and bolster-cases all
have a wide row of open-work above
the hens. And they're as good as
they are pretty-which is saying a
great deal
Single bed sheets, 72x96 inches, 1918 a
pair.
Double. bed sheets, oox96 inches, $3.50 a
pair.
Pillow cases, 22x36 inches, ST. 10 pair.
Bolster-cases. 22X7a inches, 81. 10 each.
Some Mexican drawn work doilies
and centerpieces are here for a full
third less than the regular prices-the
pattern is one we are not going to
re-order.
I2xI2 inches, 65c from 81
I5xI5 inches, SEC from SI.S5
2ox2o inches, SI.I5 flom SI.75
in
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Great Bargains in Pianos
Third floor, Chestnut street,


New instruments and some that have been used
sharply reduced Musicay the pianos worth
usual prices but they have been trife married in
building operations in moving, and do not fulfil our
standards So tell you about them and the prices
down. 1t is splendid chance, however, for you get
good piano for little.
These have been used but in good condition.
A Sons, mahogany is reduced $50.
A Chickering, rosewood reduced $40
Another Chckerng oak reduced 500.
A Hanes Bros, mahogany, 5 marked down
]. c. Campbell, mahogany, is reduced SI5now
A Frederick Dol, mahogany, is SIS les-now SITS
thai oc
~ Is ' ' ~ ~ $780, ode
flames BROS %nosamy, 10 elEping of
'eauo,u piano. anu ie"'S pow
Smith bonzed,
$780, now 5000 Square bauos that haze been
A. Nilsson g Co. walnut "a 0e"'esi used:
used but M Bent Co.. rosewood u
used but te; Voe rosewood, $780,
SIso
of be purchased the usual convenient terms
of
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Suits for Men. $40
Market street and City Hall corner)

Market street and City Ha corner)
81 never saw clothing like this in a
halt-priCe sale, said one man.
Guess you didn't 1t only comes
to us because the maker is after our
business-and the best way to get it is
to get the people to know his clothing
Half the suits sold yesterday-they
command attention, because of large value
for the money You may get one tomorrow
not later, however.
Cheviot and worsted in mostly dark patterns. All
with hand-padded apels and collars.
From the same maker comes I25
SIS and $IS overCoats for $40.
Black and oxford frieze-just such
coats as we have been selling all season
at regular prices.
4S inches long, with satin sleeve and wool body
lining.
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Tailoring for Men
Market street and City Hall corner)

We have bought, at very favorable
prices, some Martin English worsteds-all
blacks except one shade of blue-fnished
and unfinished. We are ready to make up
this material, transmitting the price advan-
tage to purchasers. The cloths are SPLEEN
didly adapted for coats and vests or suits.
Sack cutaway coat-and-vest, S22. SO; full suit
$50 The regular price would be $50 to S32 SO for the
coat and vest, and $40 to S42. SO for the full suit
If you get just a coat-and-vest and want
pair of trousers to go with them, you can
have made some $I2 trousers for $3.50 or
some 81 and SIS trousers for S..
In few weeks our tailors will be as busy
as they can be, and then-no more bargains !!
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Gas St0UeS
Duplex radiators, So. IS; were S6.75.
Albright radiators, S3.75; were $3.50
Round gas heaters. So; were So.
American Beauty radiators s3a5; we're
$3.50.
Open gas CRATES. $3.50; were SIo.75.
Asbestos CRATES, 81. so; were So
Some other gas stoves are reduced
not quite so much:
4-tubc high nickel radiators, So; were
S5.SS.