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La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

bring me one In the morning vhsa
the sun danced in through the win
dow. l had faith in him. you see. my
dear children Well, early in the
morning ! searched all the hiding
places for his gifts and buried In the
hay. under the manger in the barn.
l found the dearest. sweetest little
boy in the world He was lying
asleep near a heap OF coiOred egg
shells and he looked as II he had
just been Matched out of them. Toe
little rogue had eaten them.
You can imagine my joy. for
really believed the moon hare had
given him to me. claimed him.
anyhow. but. alas. he did not belong
to me. His father. however. permit
ted him lo remain and visit me for
several months. then took him away
and l have never seen him since. 1t
nearly broke my heart
The young man behind the hedge
seemed to be excited. for he arose
and started to break in upon the
little company. but refrained to hear
the answer to question put by one
Of the little ones.
did you love him very much. LOlaS
What was his name?"
With my whole heart" answere4
the young lady. ''and l mourn for
him as one forever lost TO me. Would
that | could see him once more and
tell him how much | love my moon
hare gift. my little Bertie,"
The young man smiled and shut his
teeth and hands hard to avoid inter
rupting them. He waited until they
went away and then he followed eau
tiously to find out where the young
lady lived
The next morning when the bells
were ringing out their joyous peals.
and the sun was dancing in through
her window. Lola was startled by .
vigorous knock upon her door. Tim
idly opening II little, she saw =
young man who stood moment
smiling at her. then he boldly pushed
his way into the room and seized the
frightened girl in his arms.
do not fear. darling Lola. am
BERTHE. your moon hare gift. believe
in him now as much as you did when
he gave me to you. for he has, given
you to me on this glorious Easter
morning"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

Of her warm. bed. hurriedly dressed
and rushed out into the living room.
where her grandfather was stancing
before the huge log nre.
'-Ah. ha. little one," he exclaimed ed.
giving her a hearty kiss. so thou
art early after the moon hare! Haste.
little one. and seek his gifts. Forget
rot the warm nook In the barn."
Seizing a basket 10 hold the expect
ed eggs. she darted out to the great
barn. but soon returned with eyes rs
large as szucers. and breathlsss with
excitement.
Come quickly. granda," was all she
could say as she began pulling him
toward the door. And what do you
think they found? Why. little club
by boy. half buried In the hay
Around him were the shells of many
coiored eggs. the yoiks of which
staining his hands and face. testified
that he had dined heartily on the
moon hare's gifts.
While they were looking down upon
him In astonishment. he awoke. rub
bed his eyes. and after looking around
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

Mohammedans and Christians Unite
in Rejoicing.
Wonderful to the western eyes are
the Easter celebrations at Jerusalem.
Nowhere else on earth is the festival
commemorated with greater pomp
and enthusiasm. by Jew as well as
Mohammedan and Christian.
For weeks pilgrims from both
Greek and Latin churches pour into
Jerusalem from every part OF the
globe. Every dwelling place is crowd
cd to Its utmost. and !ar out on the
western slope OF Mt. Oliyet may be
seen innumerable white tents.
On the Wednesday before Easter
one is awakened by the bleating OF
lambs half strangled with the white
alkaline dust Of Jerusalem. The shep-
herds are loud and Quarrelsome.
lighting for the best places. Thou
sands are there already, and thou
sands are on their weary way. for 1t is
- sheep to a man."
On this day both rich and poor must
buy q sheep for the sacrifice on
Thursday, when the sheep must be
killed and eaten. yet no man may eat
his own sacrifice. Every mans table
is supplied at his neighbor's expense.
Thursday is . day OF foOtwashing.
The ceremony IL performed by priests
arrayed In dazzling robes OF jewels
and gold embroidery. Friday II day
of professions. when AL the youth Of
the city. in superb robe5 and on horse
back. turn out.
On tho night Of Good Friday may
be seen It least 10000 pilgrims stand
ing or kneeling ON the stone floors and
benches-silent. prayerful and Inn
movable-waiting for the dawn. All
the night the street resounds with the
Resurrection Hymn" which on Eas-
ter il changed to the crowning glory
Of the Greek Easter. Christ Is
Risen"
One Of the odd features Of the Eas-
ter celebration at jerusalem il the
part that the Mohammedan takes in
IL Il Is we'll known that the Moham-
medan does not believe In the resur-
recfion Of Christ. but they look upon
him ~ . prophet. as follower Of the
great Nahomet. The sacredness with
which, ~ subjects of the Sultan Of
Turkey, they guard the tomb Of
Christ and the spot whereon the
crucinxion took placeels apparent TO
all. In fact. Thousands upon thou
sands Of Turks have died In defense
Of the cross and the tomb. and to-
day they look upon Christ - the
greatest prophet next to Nahomet.
They Join ID the Easter celebrH
they visit the sacred spots that ns-
ured in the life Of Christ with . pious
regularity that 10 not SURPASSED b.
the ChSistians.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
WHAT THE EASTER
RABBIT BROUGHT
., MARIE sorHILDA


There was once small maiden. an
orphan, who lived with her grand
parents in county where the win
tiers were long and cold and the snow
deep during many months.
Although only six years OF age. and
as happy as Innocence could possibly
be. she sometimes sighed for the COM
panionship OF some one as young IS
herself. Her grandparents were. OF
course. very loving and kind Indeed.
i; was impossible for them TO be 9TH
erwise toward sweet little girl
whose cheeks were like blushing snow
apples. and whose eyes reflected the
deep blue of the clear sunny sky.
What, bring a Quiyer to that rosebud
mouth, where shone two rows OF
pearls. or bring low in sorrow that
curly blonde head. II was unthink-
able.
Grandmamma would often hold the
child close to her heart and Groom old
fashioned lullabies into her ears, or
else tell her about the wood sprttes
and fairies. Grandpapa was accus-
toned to take her shell-like ears In
his great rough hands. and. holding
her face close to his. whisper:
BE not cast down. sweet Lola
Thy heart is young and ours is old
wouldst have But wait and We shall
see."
One Easter eve he said to her:
"Thou'st been q good child. Lola. and
the moon hare will surely bring thee
great Joy. mayhap q companion. Look
well, then, on the morrow when the
sun shall dance. and find the gifts OF
the Easter hare"
The child, would fain have danced
with Joy at thought OF receiving a
companion from the good rabbit; as
1t was she sang blithely about the
house until gran'ther tucked her in
her bed to sleep until the morning
sun of Easter should dance In at the
window.
Now In the country where Lola
nved the Easter hare was as import
ant to the young people as the Christ
mas st. Nicholas. III we are good
and dutiful." they said. ''the white
hare will come when we are asleep
and hide beautiful colored eggs for US
to ind" Sometimes he left . babe.
after the manner OF storks In other
countries.
It has always been believed that the
hare has something to do with Easter
day on account Of the moon. that orb
fixing the Sunday when Easter is to
be observed-that Is. Easter day is
the Sunday on or nearest the March
moon. the day when Spring opens or
begins. In ancient times the hare vas
the symbol Of the moon. for the fol.
| lowing reasons. among many others:
The hare IL . nocturnal animal.
coming out At night to feed; the fe-
male carries her young . month,
which represents the lunar cycle.
Again. the hares are born with their
eyes wide open, . fact which caused
the Egyptians to give the hares the
name Of 'un." which means open. to
open, the opener. The moon being
considered the open-eyed watcher Of
the skies at night, and the hare an
|open-eyed animal Of nocturnal habits.
the hare and the moon were connect.
ed with Easter. Moreover. the hare
vas associated with the opening Of
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
BUDS OF EASTER

The florists are looking happy. Ac-
cording to experts. this Easter VIII
create new record for the flower
market.
Last Casters flower prices indi-
Gated that nearly 100000 was ex-
pended in New York city alone for
cut flowers and plants. and there arc
florists who confidently predict that
even this sum will be Overtopped this
season.
Tia lily, both cut and potted, 10
queen OF the Easter market This
year florists are making a specially OF
set pieces made Of Japan lilies. IL
one of the most. beautiful OF these q
shallow basket or tub is lined with
moss in which are buried the stems
OF the lilies.
"Plants," said . florist. ARE more In
demand at Easter than cut nowers.
and next to them in popularity are
fancy baskets filed with cut nowers-
The baskets are Of many shapes
"A favorite design resembles
small hamper OF lilac rough straw. the
cover held back with . broad satin
ribbon tied in . how between the
hinges. This ID filed with roses OF
the valley standing upright.
"A three-cornercd. open-faced bas-
ket Of white and goiu straw hnished
with a tall, slender handle, Is nov
city. The handle Ia wound with now
ers and smilax and the flowers In the
basket arc arranged To droop grace
fully to one side.
"A very beautiful receptacle Tor
violets 10 . nat tray-like oblong bas-
ket suspended by . Wide satin Ribbon
Wide ribbons OF gAuxe. satin and tai
feta are again . distinctive feature
alike OF the Easter plants and made
pieces, preference being given to
white, pink and mauve."
II Easter spells prosper, - the
flower growers, IL is equally boon II
the confectioners. To be strictly up
tn date. one must send . present OF
candy enclosed In . handsome Easter
box and indeed In many case the
candy is used only n = medium Tor
the bestowA Of . giIt really worth
having.
Among the more noticeable OF the
boxes II . variety made Of . sort OF
papier mache in imitau0n cream and
Of pale ecru leather. which IL orns-
mented with embossed sprays on
flowers in their natural tint and tho
heart OF each flower sparkles like .
Jewel.
Another variety Of bon h covered
with satio-vhite. pale blue, pink,
mauve or yeIlov-and hand painted
with flowers and viii hirds and foli-
age.
A third style ID q ecSu silk EN-
bellished with vfn0 aAd 10wers OF
raised embroidery Sooe VIII appliQue
segments OF b. an1 game in gay
colors.
Some OF these bones arc quite largo
and Of many shapes. tAe square per-
haps having most adniTefA Boxes Of
finely woven, tinted ser.w are also
included in the display, trimmed On
top with artificial 10vers.
Althcvgh leD cnstly tAan the silver
ed, 6ilded, eaAnessA a.A jsvesed bon
bomber, vhieA arc alBo oeaspscuoaA
In the cgnfectjcoerD nns1esSseock, the
boxes aSo by Enr IL DnFO DuD1lAr. /.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
EASTER BELLS

now
watch the coming of the day. The
sun
Can only crown with glory beauty ~oa
Through ages upon ages. ard .ndow
a majesty that bids the spirit bow
As though IL saw all miracles outdone
The speechiess revelation but began
Tiiat doth to this brief hour such feast
mine.
canst thou no, sec = ssani-r vision
shine
For II to scenes like these. by way un-
known.
Thou cafnest hither. and dost claim
thine own.
canst thou not trus, always TO hnd thy
place
And cen in death no desolation trace.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

he new year 1t Easter. = vel ~
With the begfnning Of sew life in
ontA and maiden. 1nts waG A1so the
gnt1eanee attached to e0DB which
sro syDbu1ieal a tie rev1xo0cation
nature -the sprin6ing 1oetA of life
the speins. . rssarreetSoa- Ehe al
gends stu hold GOOD, aad snonce ve
b eggs and rabbits h stooy shop
Lola was ven acquainted DttA all
be folk lore concernisg EanoDf. -
he believed implic1tly - tA9lDvss q
y white nons hare 70 hsiaB1Asr 40
"a sAs nioAt desire. - 49, he
Ays a ~ bs1sht sun 1oGn1 =.
bfuasA Aes Uia1ou. - bgunoo1 -
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
Russian obssrvaness,

In Russia the Easter egg II of more
importance than II h IN any other
country. Nobody starts ont on Eas-
ter Sunday without quantity q
exks. After the morning church SER
Vice IL over the priests and peopls
click eggs together - . sign q kind
y feeling. No Rassiaa wooaA. -
natter how high her birth, caa sefuss
- ~ - 1no9 6GnAto osEk, Z -
arse pesssats ~ vita - 80
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
m. -. e - sssssa.

Ths lssssa - - osasoA
Aees rass, ~ eaeA rstuEning -:
Ter brings agnln ~ DoDuao a socff
Gee. of unssanohD@D - q gFeae
love for humanity. 0Bsa9 osWy bankD
q lilies, eDblsDD - DaB1ey, afo ef-
Hered II re0onhnnaD = ~ GFoneao9
esssNsaes1a1ua - - h1se83 gsf -
uur1G Z ~ oaG1G1Ea1 - 1na1es9
ehapsl vihsaoO - 0a1sgeDe 0an1e
a nsnsee ~ - ~ U1o11EGal -
urrectsoa. - v11uA = 1aso1 ~
el1eA e - 0luna1a1e DeuUoD = -
eafsA
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Ser MenfAenfenmer.

Sn Der yMiindener SuaenoA per=
0fentlidt 8. 6. 5artleben folaenoe
Satire:
Sie alte Mdr bDn etnet1 Menldenfenner
8in mir nitbt aus benz Sinn. Gin &6nig
tpar's,
eSn 9ral1er @rtefen5eit-ein I1ronn,
ODD miloe @r6Be la linn eiaen-er
burdIdaute
Sas 5er5 Der Meniden nit tueitoffnetn
Nu9e.
SrpBbem blieb ieinern S6rpn Ser SAB
nift fern,
uno zines Morgens tuurbe linn beridAtet.
Sein 2ieblinesiflaDe, ben ct SdrtIid liebte,
Sci, i'm gu m0roen, bDm 8errath geounz
gen.
@r lieB ben &naben rufen. Soften QuQeS
Sab ct i'm araopees an unb frnete liar:
obs tuabr iei. mas inn 5init'res bihter@
braht?
ldbefte uno ldltpieg. "a ninfte
Ser &6nig i'm beran unb iprah bon Cite:
tein Sinh urb~ iebt-raiire MIDI.
lln5 tuie aetuohnt, ereriff Der aieblHiess
1flabe
9os 8efen, leifte ben @ebieter Elm
nno ldtbelte unb ibdrfte lang oas Meiier
llno ldbnitt benz Weni6enfenner glatt
zen gals abl
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Ser ct. 9onis ruO Niew Yort 81.
mtteS Der Sauoalia YenniDlpas
MIA n6hort Qine.M

Son iebt alb mirb Der ct. Souls
uno Stem Dorf 2imiteb Der Bennipls
pania Sbort Sine als elm unabbdn-
giger 3ug Don ct. 4puis rtah Sn.
o~ianapolis laufen unb miro aus els
ner BibliDtbef= uno 8auh=, elmer
Sblerbations= uno 5peile= uno
Sblafz@ar befteben. @enn n6tbig,
I'm Iufentbalt in &ittsbura All Der.
meioen, miro bieier ean5e j3ug nad
0arrisbura, Bbtlaoelpbia uno Stem
Dorf burdlaufen.
Der Stem gorf 2imiteo Der 8ans
balia= BenniplDania SbDrt Zine per-
ldBt baS uniDnz9epDt in ct. Souls
tdglib um | nbr MaAmittaas.
9rei @~rpreBsiiee tdglib nit
9urb=5 hlafmaeert uno Speileua-
gen bon ct. 9ouis nad Seem Sort
iber Die Banoalia : BennIglpania
Short 2ine.
@egen nabeler gln5elbeiten ruer<
bet gub an s. M. gbesbrpmgb,
Iiiiftentz@ erern Baliaaier agent
st. 2euis. Mtu.
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9idt8 uls cine gang raffuirte @pie-
eelfedterei!"
Sbner erfldrlib bleibt freiti6
oaS WtDtip, tuefdes Den @5aren ges
leitet baben fam, ienes gD(erar5<
goift gu perDffentliben, reip. Die
8erDHentliduna oeiielben ar5uDrbs
men. Iuein Der @3ar bat in 8e5ug
auf Die Smpuliioitdt ouleD llnbe-
rebenbarfeit oes @barQfters bel
Gebnlibfeit init ieinem eefrDnten
u&oaeaen" in Berlin; AUDI oieIer tut
oft 9in9e, Die rein unperitQnolt6
fino-man brauht ba bios an ietue
gang uberfllliiae periDnlihe 8artei=
grgreifuna in Der uniauberen Sruppz
Iffare fir &rupp uno oegen Die
Sosialoemocraten gu erinnern, Die
i'm ihlieBli6 5u einen1 10 fld9fi6en
&iG5uee spang pdbreuo Die So
cialoemocraten Die 2ader auf ibrer
Seite hatten.
@benlo ibner erfldrlid nie bos
Wotip, neldes ben Gar 0ifolaus
bel oielem gDlerans : @0ifte ~feitete,
mar bod pDr Sabrer au9 ldDn bQ8
MDtip, peldes feline pielqeriibmte
@eltfrieoens= uno Nbrultung5a8rp
clamation peranlaBt batte. Denn
tpenn es unter alien Meltn1ddien
cine eiebt, peldle pDn Weltfrieben
uno Nbriitung in @irtlidfeit
Nidts miiien pia, oann lit es
oDb aeraoe bas gSaren=& eiA felbit,
oas on 6Gnoeliubt uno nitnmeriatter
2anoeraier logar NOD oas nperfioe
NlbiOn" ubertrifft = uno bas nil
oDb gemiB piel 1agen! Wenn es
erit nod bes Beneiies beburft bdtte,
oaB Der SerfaiIer iener @eltfrie=
beng Proclamation fein Trieoensz
firft lit, oann batte bod oos ieBioe
Guftreten &uBlanos in Der Wanoz
l6urei bieien Bepeis in Der BENT
bar hanb9reifliben SDrmer brabt.
uno auf oerlelben 6Dbe nit 81 e
er Grt BON 5rieoensliebe itebt be-
itimmt AUDI oas Streben Des gsaren
nab 9~0leran5, Geli9iDns= uno Sc
fpiiiens : Treibeit uno politilder
Emancipation ieiueS in ben Banben
oeS IbiDlutismus ibmadtenoen
@olfes!
@DSu aber Die 5eudelei : oas tit
mirflid ldper gu begreifen, nm 70
peniger. afs oas gauge @enebe nDn
2ige unb 6eud1elei bod 10 burd=
iibtia lit, oaB es auf Die 8auer @ie=
manben tdulden fam.
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2lms Muftin.
Wa8 NtOGre ban ms tit Der Staats=
bauptfaOt lagen.

unIere San Nntonio'er 2eler mD=
gen DieQeidt Nuitin nienalS belu6t
bQben unh meroen audi oielIei6t ME-
MATS @elegen6eit befommen; aber
lDenn tie ientalS eenannter Staot eli
men Welu6 abitatten 1Dllten, 10 per=
Den lie in BEN &onfDberirten SDloa=
tenbeim in Dem 8eteranen 8. 6.
Stiff einen pDblerbaltenert uno auf=
faleno gut inf0rmirten 6erren fin
ben, @ieib5eitig fDnnen mir err
mdbnen, 0aB Der pDn eenanntem
6errn 5uiammen9eitellte &alenoer,
per 6as 10. uuo 20. Sabrbunoert
nmiblieBt, unfraelid non ptel @eiit
8eu9t uno ibm piele Stunoen &ppfz
Qrbeit 9efoitet babeu muB. @enn
Die 2eier Dieies jemals oas 8erenaz
gen baben lolten, lid nit linn 5u
unterbalten, 10 merben iie erfabren,
DAB ct un5d6lige &eminiseen5en uno
@pilDoen aus Dem gaceerfrieee gu
er3Q6(en tDeiB unb nabbem iie Damn
eintge leiner bDdintere1anten Nnefs
Dsa @it 0ngebbrt baben, 10 fragen
lie i'm unter Der 6ano Inn feline Bri=
bat Wfeinung BON Doans Nieren=
Bilen; oann loIen Tie lelbft laeen,
Db oas SOlaenoe ni6t ablolut matr=
6eitsaetreu iit. 6err Stitb 1aqt:
uGOn al ben Meitte(n, Die id bis
lebt gebtaubt babe, bate feines cine
lolb pronpte 8irfung, rpie Dpan's
Nieren< Biaen.
DreiBig Sabre lana fit ih an
&idenIbmersen uno uuBte niemals,
pann t6 einen, NnfaQ befommen
tpiroe. Sebr oft, penr id ftiu
ltQno Doer mtb nieoergelebt botte,
erbielt i6 pl0blibe, beftige Seitens
Stlbe, Die MIDI beinabe auHdreten
na6ten uno bann tpar id aestpu1=
gen, tagelaug in eebiifter 6altunq
I'M 3lntter umberSugebett, mas auh
nun tpeniqeS CUR 2inoertttg beiz
traa. Sd CAB piel @elo aus fir
Ner8te uno OteoiSinen, trua elefz
triide 8irtel uno 8flaiter - aber
id bate ebeuloaut &eeen @afer
trtnfen uno braunes 8apier auffez
gen fDnnen, tuenn es auf ben Guben
antDmmt, Den id oaraus erbielt.
Benn nun eth Miittel einen alten,
tn oas SDltem iberaeeangenen,
JaH-mie Der meinige-bei meinem
Nlter BON Is Sabren pOqfommen
belt, mas miro es mobl imItanoe
ietn, fir aeuDbnlide sSdQe su tbun?
Wenn ih audi INNER BON Seman=
Dem bore, oer iber Die Nieren poer
lber GllfeFldmer5en flaet, 10 laqe
ih lbn tets, er ioae in cine Ip0=
tbefe aeben. fid cine Shahtel
Doan's 9iierenpiIen bolen uno oie=
letben cine fur5e Belt lang nebmen;
ne toirben liderlid 2inberuna uno
I 0eilung benirfen.
Cine eenau Ipld' nartte gn=
pfeblun9 fam auh bon San Nn-
tonic er Biiraern uoreeleet peroen.
Spre6t in Der 8erar Npotbefe,
&de AloIno 8la5a uno 6oultons
StraBe, uDr mo laBt Sud- Iaqen,
mas oeren aunoen uber oieies Mit=
tel bertbten.
@rbQltlih bel allen Drpeuiten.
8reis SO Gents. Softer W{iQburn
80. IN Bnffafo, e. g., aaeiniee
@aenteu fir Die Ser. 6taaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Namen DDan
uno acceDtirt fein Subititut.
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Brutal aefpltert,

Gin Sol puroe befaunt, pelder
in Besug auf anoauernoe uno uns
barmber5iee SDlterqual ieines @lei=
den luhen oirfte. Soc @Dlobid BON
gulula, gal., Idreibt: u15 Sabre
lang fit ih furhtbare 2ualen ourh
Hbeumatismus uuo Nidts balf mir,
obmDbl if Gaes eebraubte, mas nnr
irgerlo betannt fpuroe. Ba ftieB ih
sufdlig auf Electric 8itters", unb
muB iaaen, bas lit oas gr6Bte
6eilmittel auf Gr6en geaeri jenes
2eioen! Gin paar 5lai1en onbon
itellten mid poait1nbig pieber Der
anb beilten mid" DDS Wtittel lit
eben 10 gut fur 2ebers uno Rieren=
leiben uno fir uasemetne S6pGfes
5uitdnbe. Sour so Gents. Mtro
garantirt BON ben N~pothetern s..
8alteper & Son uno Noolpb 8reiB.
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CINDERELLA 99nbz Yalalf.

Wir fino %uorbereitet, unleren Sum
ben uno benz 8ublifum Die rieuelten
SacDnS in alien Nrtet1 BON SHuben
fir 0qnien uno Mabben, 6erretl
uno &aaben gu liefern. @ir balten
unleren pDblbeariinoeten Gnf nlr
Die beiten Qualitaten gu bieten aufs
reht. @ute Waare nno biGiae
Breiie bleibt itets unier Motto. @er
elegantes uno sugleib bequemes
Shubperf 81 tragen minidt. Der
tpenoe fih an unS. Gin Berluhss
fauf miro Seoen iiberseueen, oaB
mir an Der Spite oer Sbubselbdfte
iteben.
ginberenaS Balah.
POI GlamD Blaaa. Telepbpn 585.
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