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REPUBLICAN, X

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
State Ticket.
For Governor.
J. II. nICEEr,
OF Polk County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
r. o n'GTLrON,
OF Douglas County.
Por Secretary Of State.
0gOR0g ". MARSH,
or Richardson County,
For state Treasurer.
rErER %MORrENsEN,
d Valley County.
For state Auditor
CHARLES WESTON,
ofshsridsn County.
For Attorney General,
FRANK N. PROUT,
OF Gage County.
For COMMISSIONS Public Lands and Buildings.
GEoRGE d. FoLLMER.
OF Nuckolls County,
Fer superintendent Public Instruction,
WILLIAM X FOWLER,
or Washington County
Congressional Ticket,
For Congressman, 9th District,
q W. NORRIS,
OF Red willow County.
County Ticket.
For Representative a,th District,
CHARLES HUNTER.
OF lnsvale Township,
For County AT Jrney,
\ U OvERMAN,
OF Red Cloud, "a Ward
For Commissioner. list Dist
=. JOHNSON,
OF saltwater Precinct
For Commissioner, 9TH Dist,
y II SMITH,
OF Red Cloud Precinct
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Motion made and carried that as.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Motion made and carried that asses.
ment Of l., A. Haskins on lots "a and
81 in block 4, original town of Red
Cloud, reduced from $4l0 to $3.50.
Motion made and carried that assess.
ment Of e, w. Haley on investmen S
aud improvements on section IL | 10
raised from 600 To 1850
Motion made and carried that assess.
ment on net ~ 40 reduced from $40
To $3.50.
Comes +. Houchin and asks tina, AS.
sessment Of Minnie Drake on W, of swf
- 10 reduced from $3.50 to sl2O. On
motion foregoing reduced to $40.
Comes Z. +. Gather and asks that AS.
sessment on &c S acres of improved
land assessed To him in 30 > 10 be- re.
duced from s75 to so, and Ga. O8 acres
assessed to j. Is, Moon in same section
be reduced from &75 t $50. On motion
request granted,
Nebraska Telephone Company as
esmen in Webster county AS listed by
the board by precincts;
Walnut creek . miles, go
lnavale 4 miles and | phone, Sl45
Pleasant Hill II miles, 4 phones, s425
EN- Greek q miles, 500.
Oak Greek C miles, S2l5
Harmony q miles and | phone, $40,
Guide Rock : miles and | phone, $3.50.
Board adj 'urned to meet June IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20

maternity, encouraging the appetite.
quieting the nerves and inducing re.
freshing sleep. 1t gives the mother
strength to give her child, and makes
the baby's advent practically painless,
"My wife had been sick near,v nj, h., ne, ,
says Mt L Z FricEs, of Petersburg. Menard
20, Illinois. Box 5b7 "and after trying even
!hlng ! could think OF ! made up my mind 10
w faNorle prescription | got six bottles
which my wife took, a tablespoonful three tinvcs
a day until the. baby came. She fell h.,ter
hltet taklng me hrst bottle, and when haby wa.
norm ne weighed nine and a half pounds' r.
day he Is six months old and weighs tTentv. , r",
pounds lie Is as good a child as any one Sonid
MMlsn' Ihs aoctof says he is as healthy as any
healthy baby" sueh a
DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
best n safest laxative for the use of
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-06-20
Beard Of Equalization.

Board Of equalization met 10 regular
so ssion. all present.
Comes now g. W. Buschow and
asked to have said valuation reduced
on following property. Reduction
made as follows:
Lot 2. block /, Buschow's add to Blue
Hill reduced from $500 to $500.
Lots I and ef Of blk 2 Buschow add
to Blue Hill. reduced from 90 to O..
East "a OF block 8. Buschow's add To
Blue Hill, reduced from o. TO %.
Lot 3, block 4, Buschow's add to Blue
Hill. reduced from e5 to %.
Out lots 8 and Q reduced from e20 TO
oi2.
Part set sec. l4.l0 reduced from
u so to a 80.
Northwest quarter section 10 1 10, re.
duced from 1855 to e57O.
Southwest quarter lO4 l0s88O to e840.
On motion valuation Of the following
real property was ordered reduced.
nwt, sec. 4 10. reduced from 1915 to
$3.50. ne / lO4 10, $3.50 to s64O. nwt
Is 4 10. $40 to $3.50.
Comes now +. Houchin anu claims
valuation Oh the improvements and in.
vestments on educational lands in Gar.
field township sr, too low, and asks
that the following change be made:
Z. W. Haley. IL 1 10 raised from 500
to s45O.
}. b. Stanser, 81 l 10 raised from sac
to sl45.
Geo, Amack, s / 10, raised from $50
to $3.50.
Grant Shidler, Is . 10, raised from
80 to SEQ.
Board adjourned to meet June II.
Board met pur. uant to adjournme 1t.
Comes G. +. Gather and complains
his assessment too high on che follow
ing described property. and asks re-.
ductions, which on motion we're made.
nwt section II 3 10 from . 425 to . 400
20 3 10 from 1900 to 1900
Lwt 1874 0 from 400 to 400
net 1874 . from 44O to 40
Lot IA block IA Blue Hill 800 to S25
Motion made aud carried that assess.
ment of +. V. Taylor on net . 10 raised
from 81 To $50,
j. Is. Stanser raised from Si2 to 500.
Grant Shidler, lease, 10 to 20.
Gen Amapk rn,Snd from IN D., ING
Board voted to make amount of e..
W King for iml rovements on section
II | 10 $50.
Board adjourned to meet June II
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
INTRUDER AT J.P.M .MORGAN's
ARRESTED AFTER FRIGHTENING vo,,
EN- IN T. HENRY MASoN,s HOME

The police of the West Thirtieth-st s+..,.-
last hlsnt arrested a man, who saws b ;,
Harry Brann, bartender, of No. 366 yyas+ r.
y-seeond-st For the last three or four -
many complaints have been received a. 80
poiice statlon from persons living near Nadisor
ave ana Ih1rty-sixth-st. that man was 80
ing IN windows and otherwise annoving ,,o,,.~
The complaints became so numerous thar g.
tain Sheehan stationed Policeman Donov.o :.
that point. At
IN the AFTERNOON yesterday. Donovan saws !,
saw well dressed man walk up the stems LA
ing TO j. Pierpont Morgan's home on the nor.s
east corner of Madison-ave and Thirtvs,,.,
St. and attempt to peer through the coloraS
glass OF the doors. He then crossed 10 tha
southeast corner. TO the home of T Henry No
son. who has an Office at No. 45 Broadvay
After looking over the house. the man startss
to walk up Madison-ave.. followed by the no
hceman- According to the latter he ooI.s
women who passed him and accOsted them
Then he returned to Mr.. MaSOn's hOusa a..
looked through the window of the basar,a-s
Where two servant girls were sitting. The gi-Is
screamed when they the face peerino -
az them, and William Corbett the coachnan
VINO happened to be in the house ran to ts1s,
assistance He chased the man from the W.
dow, straight into the arms of Donovan IT,
latter placed him under arrest and took him -
the station Corbett said he would annas-
against him.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
LIEUTENANT HICKMAN's TRIAI. ENDED.
LIEU EUTENANT hlthMAN'S > TRIAL ENDED.
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN ACQUITTED
MAJOR GARDENER RESPONSIBLE
FOR CHARGES.

Manila. July 24.-The court martial of Lieu
tenant Edwin A. Hickman. of the list Cavalry
the charge of having ducked two natives OF
Tayabas in a pond because they refused TO
guide him to the stronghold of the insurgent
leader Caballes. and with having ducked third
native, who died from the maltreatment. has
ended after two brief sittings, and Lieutenant
Hickman is believed to have been acquitted. The
defence admitted all the specifications in the
first charge. taking exception only to the word
unlawful and pleaded justification under
General Order No. 100 and the conditions pre-
vaing in Tayabas Province. The defence also
produced telegraphic order from General Chat
fee urging the location of Caballes regardless
of the measures necessary 10 do so. The de-
fence disavowed any desire 10 shift the respon-
sibility and said the telegram produced showed
the urgent necessity for locating Caballes.
Lieutenant Hickman testified regarding the
charge that he had caused the death OF a third
native, and said that witnesses at the Gardener
inquiry testified that this died from in
juries that he not ducked. and was not
molested. The prosecution disregarded the lat
ter charge as being unworthy Of credence-
Colonel Smith. witness for the defence, testi-
fed that Major Gardener was responsible for the
charges against Lieutenant Hickman, and said
that Major Gardener had sought for testimony
TO be brought against the lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BEATEN AND LOCKED Up.
DECORATOR ASSAULTED BY RUFFIANs
HELD. AS WELL AS MEN HE ACCUSES.

DECORATOR ASSAULTED BY RUFFIANs
HELD. AS WELL AS MEN HE ACCUSES.
William Wallace. a decorator. of No 446
East One-hundred- and -sixteenth-st had two
men locked up in the Alexander-ave station la ST
night on charge of assaulting him. He had a
cash four inches long across his chin and cut
and bruised face, but to his astonishment he
too was locked up, accused OF fighting in the
street.
The men Wallace had arrested were William
j. Glynn, of No. 667 East One-hundred- and
thirty sixth-st.. and Stephen Lawlor of No, 6l9
Robbins-ave. Wallace says the men are mem
bers of a gang which infests the neighborhood
of One hundred and forty -ninth-st. and Brook
ave- The police have received complaints from
a number OF persons about being held up" at
this point. Wallace fears harm for having the
men arrested
He was at One-hundred -and- forty y-ninth-st
and Third-ave. when Glynn and Lawlor the
decorator says, attacked him without provoca-
ton struck and kicked hins knocked him down
and were going at him again when Policeman
Lee arrived.
At the station Wallace said he did not want
to make a complaint, he feared the gang
would injure him, He asked that the charge he
withdrawn. The sergeant refused to grant the
request and, seeming to fear that Wallace would
not be in court this morning, had him locked up
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
MAY BE PEACE AT PANAMA.
REVOLUTIONARY GENERAL WILLING
TO ACCEPT PROPOSALS.

Panama, July 24-General Salazar, Governor
of Panama, said to-day that he had received
note from the revolutionary general Herrera,
saying that he willing to accept some peace
proposals. General Salazar will send commits
sioners, who will offer General Herrera the
terms contained in the recent decree issued by
President Marroquin. These commissioners will
probably go to meet General Herrera on the
United States warship Ranger permission to
use which for this purpose has been asked from
the Washington authorities by Consul General
GudSer in a cable dispatch. Mr.. Gudger will
probably accompany the commissioners
The government vessels returned here this
morning from Aqua Dulce, where ammunition
provisions and instructions were delivered to
General Morales Berti. The report was brought
that General Bertis troops are we'll, that they
intrenched outside of Aqua Duce and are
enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
SPEAKS WELL OF SMITH AND WALLER

General Smith undoubtedly an ideal man
for his situation" said Captain H. l. Bearss U. s
NJ. C, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday. He
arrived there from Manila late on Wednesday
night, with four other captains and battalion Of
lS2 members OF the marine corps. Captain Bearss
served under Major Waller In the Philippines. and
declared that he did not any cruelties COM
mitted by his superior. Concerning General
Smiths famous kill and burn" order Captain
Bearss said that ii was not inhumane but
necessity OF warfare.
other ofhcers IN the detachment Captain p
NJ Bannon, commanding, and Captains II. o. Bis
sett. c. S. Hill and G. c. Reid. The detachment
numbered $50 when IL started for tire East. Sxty
died or were killed in the service ana the Others
are in hospitals OF other commands In the Philip
pines. F
Among the privates is young man who was
studying law when he enlisted. He has made in
telISent ooserVa tons in the Philippines, and de-
eIares the natives 10 be treacherous and deceptive
he tears that there will be another uprising be-
fore many months.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THIEVES CAUGHT ON BRIDGE.
POLICE CAPTURE TWO PICKPoCKETs IN
RUSH HOUR.

RUSH HOUR.
At the Manhattan terminal of the BROOKLYN
Bridge and at time when 10 was damned with
men and women struggling to get on cars last
evening the bridge police made two arrests Of
alleged pckpockets within three minutes
Patrolman Guide assisted by Patrolman New
ers. arrested John Ryan. who gave his address
as No. 1S4 West Fifty-fourth-st. and Detectives
Smith and Archibald captured John Markwitt
who gave his as No. 63 Flushing-ave Brook
lyn. Both are charged with larceny
GUIDE was standing at the third electric car
loop when Charles E. White. of EImhurst. Long
Island, shouted. Give me back nv poeket
book" Guide turned around just in time TO see
a man running toward him and another man
grabbing frantically at the coat tails of the first
one. stop that thief the shout of the
pursuer. Guide stretched out his arms and
caught the man who was endeavoring 10 eat
away. A struggle ensued. and Meyers came
10 the rescue in time 10 prevent the prisoneris
escape AS he neared the station teIephone
box. il is said he thrust his hand in his pocIxet
and threw pocketboolS back TO White saving
Well, there's your pocketbook. now let me go
home" ~ o.
AT the same time Smith and Archibald IN
whom complaint of robbery of So had been
made by David Hartley, printer at No TS
putch-st, picked man out of the crowd who
Hartley said was the man who had got away
with his money. The prisoner gave his name a.
John Markwitt, and his address at No az ET,,sb
ing-ave.. Brooklyn. AT the Oak-st station a.
tectives found he had two gold and sr'uer
watches and three empty pocketbooks. The no
gang that has been causing many Complaints
from the bridge.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
POPE RECEIVES AMERICANS.
AFFECTING SCENES AT THE MEETING; OF
THE PONTIFF AND THE PILGRIMS.

Rome July 2-The Pope received the American
pilgrims. headed by the Very Rev. E H. Porcile
Assistant General Of the Fathers of Mercy of
Brooklyn, and a number of other Americans in
Clementine Hall at noon to-day. There were two
hundred persons in the party.
When the Pontiff appeared, preceded by Bishon
Thomas OGornan. OF Sioux Falls, s. D., and
Bishop John Stanley, of Fargo. n. D. he was
greeted with hearty cheers and was carried about
the hall in sedan chair. speaking TO each visitor
as he was introduced by the Rev DIR. Thomas F
Kennedy. of Philadelphia rector OF the American
College, assisted by Fathers Porcile and McCsrane
Professor Peck. OF Yale. addressed the Pope in
Latin, saying. May you also be blessed by God
himself"
The pilgrims presented TO his holiness 81 900
Before leaving the hall the Pope stood and he
slowed the Apostolic benediction on the pilgrims
The majority of those present were profOundIv
moved, and many OF the women wept The Pontiff
retired amid cries of Long live Leo!' God bless
the old man" "'SS'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CHARGES AGAINST BRITISH OFFICERS.

London. July 24-Detas OF a remarkable case
OF persecution by brother officers of young lieu
tenant of the I'd Life Guards, at Windsor, regi-
ment of which King Edward is colonel-n-chief
show that Second Lieutenant c. ID. Gregson, who
secured a commission February Is. 1902, was
known TO be hard worker efficient and popular
with HIS men. On Monday night number of off,
GERS OF the regiment chased Lieutenant Gregson
out of his quarters. hunted him through the bar
racks with whips ducked him in a horse trough
and subsequently wrecked his quarters and de-
stroyed his entire kit. The victim was forced to
spend the remainder of the night on the bare floor
OF his room wrapped in overcoat- The only
explanation for this treatment is thad Lieutenant
Gregson socially undesirable. Ihere is no
question in view Of the ieutenants record and the
Kings connection with the regiment, that his
majesty will order strict investigation into the
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
A MORO SULTAN ARRESTED
HELD AS HOSTAGE FOR DELIVERY OF
MURDERERS TO AMERICANS.

Manila, July 24.-Captain John ]. Pershins' OF
the 10Th Cavalry. who is in command OF the
Lanao (Mindanaol expedition. has arrested the
Sultan of Binadayan as a hostage for the oe-
livery TO him of the Moros who attacked TWO
Americans on June 90. The Sultan offered 10
produce the body of a relative of the Moro
leader of the party which attacked the Amerl-
cans and to surrender ten slaves. but Captain
Pershing refused to entertain the suggestion
The Sultan then ordered his followers to pro-
duce the guilty Moros. On Tuesday one OF the
guilty men was brought into the camp or the
Americans. He was horribly muttlated Before
dying he Confessed having taken part in the
ambush of the Americans. Tongul, the leader
of the attack has fortified his house, and defies
him,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
MIR. MORGAN. JR., DENIES REPORTS.


London. July 24-Asked to-day about the situ-
alton of the shipping combination and the state
nents published in the United States that its
consummation was considered doubtful, ]. Pier
pont Morgan jr., said:
If people would only take pains to read the
terms Of the agreement which was published
on both sides Of the Atlantic they would not
be misled by such reports
When he saw the circular Of the North At
lantic Company giving the reason for the
payment of its usual semi-annual dividend the
fact that the completion of the purchase of the
shares of the company by Mr.. Morgan, sr., was
Unexpectedly delayed" he replied:
What they cali delay may have been unex-
pected to them. though why 1t should be l am
unable TO say. / can. however, say this-the
situation is absolutely unchanged. There is
nothing new about it. The agreement stands
precisely when 1t was signed.
The circulars of the North Atlantic and Do
minion companies appear to have been unfairly
quoted in some quarters, since in addition to
saying that the completion of the purchases had
been Unexpectedly delayed. they add: I'VE have
reason to believe that they will now be shortly
completed"
J. s. Morgan & Co, the London branch of j.
p Morgan & Co. when asked concerning pub
iished statements that the completion of the
purchase of shares in steamship companies by
said:
There is no delay in the payment for shares
The contracts with all the companies concerned
to complete payment. We do not propose to
act inside this limit.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
AN ERUPTION OFF FAYAL.

SUBMARINE DISTURBANCE TERRIFIEs IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN SPAIN
Lisbon. July 24.-A dispatch from the Azore
Islands says there has just been a terrific sub
marine volcanic eruption off Horta. island OF
Fayal. A great incandescent rock was thrown
up. The people panic stricken.
Madrid, July 24.-Frequent earthquake shocks
have been felt recently between Santander, cap
ital Of the province of that name. and the prov
ince Of Asturias. The shocks were accompanied
by suhterranean noises
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
GoVERNoRs NIGHT IN ANCIENT ROME,

Tomorrow promises 10 be great day at Man
haitian Beach. The 2Sd Regiment, OF Brooklyn will
have full dress parade in the afternoon, and in
the evening will go in body to see Ancient
Rome" It being Governors Night in the are-
works amphitheatre when fire pictures of GOV
ernor oee and the colonel of the 23d. emblems,
notices and the badge of the regiment will be
displayed in the special display of fireworks which
will Supplement- the burning OF Rome.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
TREVES.
LAKING.
BANKHART.
THE British Medical Journal" says:

We are glad to be able TO state that the King
is doing well in all respects. The wound is
granulating we'll but the King still keeps
strictly recumbent position and has not yet left
his couch. He is moved from the bed to the
couch daily, and is wheeled deck when the
weather permits. There is truth in the state
ment that he has walked, nor is there any
foundation for the assertion that he is worse.
His majesty's health is excellent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BODIES OF FOUR TEACHERS FOUND.

Manila. July 24.-The bodies of four school
teachers who had been missing since Juns 10
have been found in the mountains near Cebu.
where their captors had murdered them. The
police killed the leader OF the band of murder
ers and captured eight other alleged participants
in the crime One OF them escaped. The cir
cumstances surrounding the death of the teach
and the date OF the murders are known The
bodies were taken 10 Cebu and buried.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
GALICIAN STRIKERS KILLED

London, July 24.-The Vienna correspondent
of The Daily Express" telegraphs that the
Agrarian strike in the province of Galcia re-
suited to-day in a conflict between troops and
strikers at Czortkow. in which, it is reported
twenty-three persons were killed and forty
wounded.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THE PRINCE OF BRAGAyzA HELD

London, July a-Prnce Francis Joseph of Bra
ganza. who was member of the Austro-H Hunga ria n
mission to the coronation of King Edward ana his
three associates. who charged with "miseon-
duct under the criminal law amendment" were
again arraigned at the Southwark Police Court to-
day and were all committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THE EARL OF KIMBERLEY's ESTATE

London. July 24.-The will OF the Earl of Kim
berley, who Liberal leader in the House q
Lords and who died April last was probate,
to-day. The estate is valued at f2533l3.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN VERMONT
COLONEL CLEMENT FAILS TO GET INpoRsE-
MENT

Burlington, Vt, July 2i-One ballot was suficient
20 decide the question of whether the Demoerats
of Vermont would nominate straight ticker op
state officers or indorse Pereivai w. Clement, the
independent candidate, a contestant for the Psnub
lican nomination but the nominee of the vermont
local option party for Governor. Felix w. Nc
Gettrick, of st, Adams, nominated on the frst
ballot receiving 24 votes 10 80 for Clement T,,rne
diatey after the ballot had been taken nominaIing
Mccettrck a recess was taken. committee bsinS
appointed TO notify Mr. MeGettrick of his noroinas
fiop
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THE BELLE ISLE AGAIN A TARGET
NAVAL EXPERIMENTS WITH HEAVY GUNS
OFF PORTSMOUTH

Portsmouth, July 24.-The old target ship Belle
Isle was once more knocked almost 10 hits 10
day by the modern guns of British warsbins
The Lords OF the Admiralty and many high
naval of1cials witnessed the experiments. which
consisted of several hours firing with 9-incb and
6-inch guns loaded with lyddite The BelIa TsIo,s
orldge was blown up, and her deck was swent
clear of its superstructure. The shells which
splinters. The Belle Isle was moored in a favor
able position, and had been carefully armored
with modern plates. Every precaution had been
known, and in few days the Belle Isle will be
tOrpedOed -
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NOW A PEANUT SYNDICATE.
CAPITALISTS TRYING TO BUT
UP SOUTHERN PLANTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


Petersburg, Va, July "A syndicate OF capital
lists OF New-YOrk City have started a movement
for the purchase OF all the peanut factory plants
in this State eighteen or more in number. There
have been in Petersburg recently two representa-
tiveS of this syndicate seeking 10 obtain options
the peanut factory plants here, OF which there
five.
These representatives stated to of the largest
peanut handlers and cleaners in this city that II
they would buy il as quickly as they would straw
hat.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
SERVIAN CABINET RESIGNS

London. July IA dispatch to the Central News
from Belgrade says that the Servian Cabinet has
resigned, owing to the defeat OF the government
In the election FOR president OF the Skupshtina or
National Assembly. -
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
GOVERNOR TAFT SAILS FOR MANILA

Naples July 24-The German steamer Prin-
cess Irene. which sailed to-day for Manila, took
among her passengers Governor Taft. Judge
Smith and Secretary Carpenter. Captain Stroth-
er, of Governor Taft's party, was ILL., and sailed
for New-York by the North German Lloyd
steamer Aller to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
ARCHBISHOP FEEH4y's LIFE INSURANCE

The personal property left by the late Arehbisbon
Patrick A. Feehan OF Chicago consisted largely Of
life insurance most of which he carried in The
Mutual Lite Insurance Company OF New York He
held two policies IN that company amounting TO
S250 900 each ana on one of these policies dividends
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
GERMANYS FOREIGN TRADE.

Berlin July 4-Germanys foreign trade for the
last six months shows her imports to have been
1s4o.ooaooo marks, against 2752,0co,ooo marks for
the previous six months. The exports were 22ss-
oalco marks. against 213s.ocolooo marks for the
previous six months.