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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-02
IN MANS CLOTHES.
Mrs. Margaret jenkins steals
Hides Across Continent in Them

NihSS HSlhsS AON|lHSNl III nGIU
New York, Nov AFTER a three
months Journey across the continent
from Nevada, during which she was
attired I'm mans clothes. Mrs. Mar
gara jenkins arrived here Tuesday
says dispatch to the Herald from
Wilkesbarre, Pa, She was making her
way by stealing rides on freight trains
and was bound for Lewiston, Pa,
where she has relatives 4 Lehigh
Valley railroad special officer saw her
m a freight car and arrested her Not
until she was taken to the station
house did she reveal the fact that she
was a woman, and then she told u
story so pathetic that she was re-
leased.
She said that eight years ago she
and her husband left Scranton for Ne
yada, where they lived happily until
three months ago when he deserted
her Too proud to remain In the town
where she was known. but penniless
and without friends to whom she could
appeal. she decided 10 make her way
east Finding that as q woman even
food was refused her and that work
was impossible To ohtSn, she procured
mems clothing, cut off her hair and re-
stunned her journey eastward.
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Trial of Battleship Virginia.

Washington Nov. THE navy depart.
partment D. arranging TO have the pre-.
ilmnary triai of the batJicship virginia
now building at Newport News take
place about Nov q This brings another
biz battlcship close to tho point where
she will be- ready 90 be placed On com
mission and carry the naR out upon tho
high seas, Like the hattleshlp Rhode IT,.
land, which has reached the trial stage
the Virginia has a displacement II 1898
tons. and Is designed FOR q speed " 10
knots Her complement calls Tor 20 Of.
hCcrs and ~ enlisted men. The Virginia
e. htted as a flagship.
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Citrus Fruit Crop Great

Ventura cal, Novs THE citrus
fruit crop promises 10 b. from 10 10 10
per cont greater than lasi year I'm this
county and the prlcefalso promises to
be better. especially on oranges The
growers IN several parts on the county
made extensive additions 10 thcln pack
ms houses This year the orange crop
n the Dial yin reach $4,000 boxes
Santa Paula viii grow 100 carloads The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-02
10 PACEs-LAsT EDITION.

ended IN widespread riotng A mob
destroyed the telegraph poles. burned
government property, barricaded the
streets and threw bombs at the troops.
The soldiers fred yOlleys at the rioters.
There we're many victims both civilians
ana soldiers
ka2an, Russia, Nov. 1.-The city is
now under the guardianship OF the new
~ formed citizen militia consisting Of
students and Workmen and mastering
400 men armed with weapons taken
from the police.
The now guards patroled the streets
all night There were no disturbances.
WARSAW COURTS CLOSED.
Warsaw Nov. 2.-Thc courts and
government offices here are closed
The social Democrats this afternoon
ISSUED II proclamation calling for rev.
olution. Polish flags We're displayed
from many balconies and mass meet
ing Of all political parties assembled
AT Philharmonic han to discuss the sit
uatlon, while the immense crowds sur.
rounding the building sang patriotic
songs and shouted patriotic cries until
they were hoarse.
a deputaton OF prominent citizens
visited the governor general to protest
against Yesterdays massacre in front
OF the city hall, beseeching him to with
draw the military IN order to avoid
bloodshed The governor promised
that the soldiers would not be permitted
10 use their arms unless attacked.
The strike committee Of the Nstula
railroad has received telegram from
ST. Petersburg saying
The first victory has been gained,
Hold out
DOCTORS WORK ALL NIGHT.
Minsk. Russia, Nov, doctors of the
Jewish hospital worked all night long
ON the wounded brought In from the
railroad station where the troops fred
volleys at the demonstrators, killing
many and wounding great numbers All
work Is at a standstlll. The shops are
closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-02
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Especial 10 the News
Washington p. g.. Nov 2.-postmas-
ters appointed
fdaho-Santa, Eootenai county r, =,
Hughes Vice w. H. Hughes, resigned.
Wyoming Waysie, Albany county,
William II. Brdgcr vice August Rad
ochal, resigned.
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Yellow Fever stntIsties

New orleans, Nov. yellow fever
repOr, 90 p. M,
New cases. o. total 1896.
Deaths, g.. total, AS.
Cuscs under treatment rs, discharg-
ed 2q30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-02
st. Louis Box Factory turned

st. Louis Mo- Nov. THE Columbia
Box Factory Of Nineteenth and North
Market streets, In the northern part
Of the city, caught fire about o:30 this
morning and was completely destroyed.
The loss is estimated at ;lj0.O00.
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MRS. DIR. BISHOP VISITED.

Boston, Nov 1.-The authorities here
have been investigating the office OF
Mrs, Dr. Bishop, mentioned In connec-
ton with the dismembered body found
in dress suit case at Winthrop for
several days, but no one responsible
for the conduct Of the establishment
has been located. Two of the physl-
clans attached to the office disappeared
some time ago and one of them Is said
to be In New York. Mrs Bishop SAYS
she has had no connection with the bus
mess for a long time.
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TAKE PLENTY OF SUBSTITUTES
Team Is Light but Maddock's UnsOlyed
Methods ATE q Big Factor
In Its Favor
SCRANTON is THE QUARTERBACK
Long Rivalry Tor Position Ends in
Victory for New Man os Account
Of Weight aud Skill.

This afternoon at l,40 o'clock the
Utah university hushes under Coach
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Composition is lneVtable--and h-on
In Reading and Answering want Ids,
You Must Be Alert II You VEN Be
First
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Want to See Man Who Is Said to
BE Mixed Up With the Suit
Case Mystery.
FINDING Of THE DIAMOND RING.
Only Thing Needed to Settle Auy
Doubt as to the Identity of
The Victim.

Boston, Nov 2.--Alorris Nathan who
upon his arrival here yesterday from
P'ttsburg, was detained by the local
police on the charge Of having procured
an Illegal operation on Susanna A..
Geary, the victim Of the suitcase trag-
edyp was resting this forenoon at the
city hospital, where he was taken last
night His physical condition when he
was taken to the institution was so
weak that 1t was considered doubtful
whether II would he possible for him
10 appear IN the municipal court today
70 answer 10 the charge against him.
Inc hospital authorities would divuge
llttle regarding Nathans condition but
II Is understood that he slept well last
night,
The finding yesterday in the office Of
. Back Bay loan company Of the
solitaire diamond ring given TO Susan
ma Geary by her mother last Christ
mas was the last thing needed TO settle
any doubt as 10 the Identity Of the
suit case victim. The police began
searching for this ring after the finding
OF the limbs Of the second case last
Friday and upon the statement by Mrs.
Geary that this ring which the girl had
been IN the habit ~ wearing was miss
ing The police have learned that the
ring was pawned Sejt II by young
man. They are trying to find the pawn
ticket.
A search for a southend physician
suspected in the case was conducted
during the night but without result.
The police visited the house where he
Is said to have lived, but inmates of
the place say that the doctor had not
been there for several weeks The au-
thorities are DESTROYS Of interviewing
the physician on account of his al
legged resemblance to the man who pur-
chased the suit case In which the body
was found, from the South End pawn
shops
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RloTERs HOLD TOWN.

~, hoston on Don, Russia Nov D.
me whole town today is IN the hands
VI rioters who are plundtring by whole
sale Firing Is frequent in the streets.
Many persons have been killed or In .
lured, Wounded people are being TAX
en- to the hospital every moment. The
clergy left the churches In attempts
70 paclfy the rioters. but their efforts
have been futile.
ANNOUNCEMENT DEMoNsTRA-
TONS
radon, Russia, Nov THE anti
SV'srnment demonstrations yesterday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20

c. NJ. Pert has new horse and will run
grocery cart.
Earle Sylvester and C. NJ. Pert went to
Rocklsnd Monday.
Capt. Sarvery leaves on Monday for
Brewer, where he is intending TO spend
the winter with his son George.
Harry Stanley came home on Thursday
suffering from quite severe cold. He is
in hopes to be able to return to his work
on the Mineola soon.
School commenced here on Monday
afternoon. Owing to the snow storm on
Sunday the teachers were unable to reach
their schools until noon.
The people here were very sorry to learn
of the illness of Rev. s. L. Hanscom, of
Bar Harbor. He was the pastor here some
years ago, and has always been kindly
remembered by his people and many
warm friends here.
There is at least one smart woman here.
She got up on Thursday morning, pre-
pared breakfast for eight. then TOOK the
team and carried her husband and son TO
their work on the quarries, then to
oceanville and bought sleigh, and came
home in time to send the children to
school.
Dec. 10. J..
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Cora E. Clark, of Msnset, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt has been visiting in
Ellsworth the past week.
Mrs. Nettie Tinker, of Manset, spent
the past week al her oil 4 n ,me here.
Basil R. Lunt, who has been at work al
Isle OF Shoals, came homs Sandy.
Miss Rena Lunt, who mas been visiting
friends at Manset, came home Sunday.
Wallace Tyler, of Brockton, Mass,
came Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs. Dayii
Angel.
Loren W. Rumli attended the Odd
Fellows convention at Bar Harbor last
Wednesday.
Miss Rena and Lucy Reed, of Duck
Island, are visiting their sisters, Mrs.
Euniee Lopaus and Mrs. Leila Rumili.
Mrs. Eunice Lopaus and Mrs. Kathlyn
Reed are arranging for Christmas concert.
Mrs. Flora Murphy will decorate the
church. The peopis Of the place will have
Christmas tree.
Dec. 1S. THELMA.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Harriet White has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Collins Powers arrived home Satur-
day.
Capt Everett Thompson has employment
in Boston.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bill
ings, OF Little Deer Isle, Dec. Il.
Louis and Emery Ellis, who have been
employed on the steamer j. t. Morse, are
now at home.
Reports from Mrs. r. B. Staples, who
is in the Maine eye aud ear infirmary,
state that she is Improving and is now
able TO walk about.
The Liberty club was entertained by the
president, Miss Carrie Haskell, last Satur-
day evening. Clam chowder was served.
Chester Damon, Miss Harriet White and
Harold Hardy have recently joined.
The sidewalk society viii meet at the
home of Mrs. Ellen Hayes Wednesday
afternoon. This society will have a public
Christmas tree in the schoolhouse the
evening Of Dec. %. Chowder, cake and
coffee win be served.
Dec is. E.
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UNITY NEN =.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs Howard Abbott and Miss Lottie
Davis were in Bangor Saturday.
Many from this town were in Ellsworth
Saturday doing Christmas shopping.
The many friends of Forest Haskell are
glad to see HIM out again after a severe
nlalss with measles.
S hooner Mary Augusta was towed from
Bar harbor Dec. IS, and is hauled up for
the winter at Dunbar's wharf.
A. w. Gordon and A. B. Havey, of
schoodic tribe No. 90, attended the Red
meu powwow at Bangor Dec. u.
Sohoodie tribe of Redmen will meet at
Hoo, er & Havey's hall after Jan. 1. Duh
rag the past year it has met at the K. of P.
hall.
4 regular communication of David A.
Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ, was held
Saturday. Many were present tolwitness
vork in the third degree. Brothers from,
Ellsworth, Hancock and East Sullivan
were in attendance. lobster supper
was served during the evening.
Thursday afternoon andsevening the
ladies guild society, of the ossipee COM
panion court, held sale of Christmas
articles. The booths were very pretty and
the hall was artistically decorated. In the
evening a programme of music, panto-
whine, ETC., was presented. Ice-cream,
cake and candyfwere. sold. A large num-
her attended.
Crabtree & Havey have shut down
their quarry this week, they being the
hast to suspend work for the winter. The
paving cutters are the only men in town
employed on granite. The prospects are
fer very dull winter, A large number of
men are going out of town to work en-
stone. and quite number are going into
the woods to work.
Dec. IS. A. b.
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WEST HANCOCK.
Dec. 10.

Jimmie Dodgs is quite i'll.
George Marshall is confined 10 the
house with a broken toe.
Irving Mcfarland and A. E. Foren are
employed at Winter Harbor.
Reuel Mcfarland and wife are living on
the sherman Abbott place this winter.
Miss Jennie Marshall, of Bar Harbor,
recently made short visit to her mother.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler has left for her
home in New Bedford, Mass. She will
spend few weeks in Boston ON her way
home.
Congratulations are due Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Rich, who were recently married.
Mrs. Rich was Miss Mamie Milliken, one
OF our weli-nked young ladies. They will
make a permanent home at Isle au Haul,
NJ. Rich's native town. They have the
bes wishes OF their many friends
Dec. II. SUMAc.
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tion. While away they viii visit Att,a-
boro and other places in Massachusetts
i'oo' 20 CHIPS.
NORTH sEDGwrcK.

Mrs. Hattie Allen is quite i'll.
q. NJ. Allen and wife are attending STATE
grange in Bangor.
Esther Allen, who attends the academy
in Bluehill, is home for the vacation.
Mrs. A. L. Allen and Mrs. q. A. Grindla
spent Wednesday in BROOKLYN, visiting
friends.
Frank r. Marks left here to-day for
Boston, where he expects to spend the
winter with his brother, NJ. A. Marks.
Mrs. Eliza Herrick and daughter Jennie.
OF Bluehill, and George Abbott and wife,
OF Bluehill, spent Sunday with Richard
Abbott and wife.
Quite number OF men and BOYS are ON
the pond in their tents fishing. Not many
smelts yet, but George w. Staples caught a
trout Saturday, which weighed about two
pounds and measured eighteen inches.
Dec. is. RAE
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A. b.
MT. DESERT FERRY.

Arthur Lounder arrived home from Bos-
ton last week.
Nahum Jellison, who has been i'll for
some time, Is very low.
Mrs. Bessie Tufts, who has been visiting
her sister in Trenton, is at home.
Charles Havey andtFreeman Grant shot
two deer at Washington junction last
week.
Lewis Jordan and wife ami F. L. Colby
and wife go to Bangor to-day to attend
the State grange.
Arthur Jellison, who is attending school
in Charleston, came home Friday to spend
the holiday vacation.
Thursday evening, Dec. Z, the home of
Rey.sW. II. Vsrney, in Scarboro, was the
scene of quiet wedding, when Miss
Florence FL. Colby, of Mt. Desert Ferry, and
Smith W. Carter, of West Scarboro, were
married, the ring service being used
The bride was becouingly dressed in
brown, and was attended by her sister
Carrle, Herbert Carter, brother OF
Abe groom, was best man. Owing to ths
Illness of the groom's father, thu brida
trip will be deferred until later, and this
happy couple viii be at home to theil
friends at the home OF the grooms parents
in West Scarboro.
Dac I2 G.
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DEATH OF MRS. Il. /. ELwErI.

DEATH OF MRS. II. l.. ELwEII.
Friends here sympathize with Howard
L. Elwell, eldest SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Elwell, of this place, in the recent
death of his wife at their home in Port
land. A Portland paper says:
The funeral services of Virginia. wife of
Howard L. kiweii, a weilknow travelling sales.
man. were held at the home, .os oodford
street. Rev. Mr.. Fisher. OF the West End Con-
gresstionai church officiating. Tire service was
simple but impressive. Several selections were
rendered by auaftette composed OF Dr. Nick.
erson. Howard Stevens. Miss Martha Halves
and Miss Angusts Schumacher. The norAl
tribute was a large ard handsome one, testify.
ing TO the high esteem OF her many friends,
pillow from MIR ElwelPs friends of the Elks
and set pieces from the Country Club and u c.
It's. Bu'isl viii lie at Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. ElweIl WAS born thirty six years ago in
Mechanic Falls. She had been an invalid for
the past ten years. TINT during that time had
borne her constant suffering without complaint
and patience thar was something remarkable.
Mrs. Elweli had an exceedingly large circle OF
friends bv whom she will be greatly missed, for
her lovsble disposition made friends OF all with
whom she came ia contact.
Besides husband, a father and mother who
live a, Mechanic Falls. daughter, Annie, one
brother. Fred Ptl.iier. OF sabattas, tHo
sister. Mira william, tsreeniraf, of Auburn
and Mrs. Ada Parsons, of st. Paul, are left to
mourn great loss.
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SPEC.
HANCOCK.
REpMEN ENTERTArN

REDMEN ENTERTAIN.
The first anniversary OF the /. o. of r.
NJ. of Hancock will long linger in the
memory of those present as one of the
most pleasant and enjoyable occasions.
On Friday evening, Dec. Is, the Omaha
tribe extended hospitality to their wives,
welcome given was the hesrtiest. Every
body apparently was in the best of spirits,
and the entertainment more than met the
anticipation of the guests. III anyone
wonders at the popularity of this order, he
should have been present at the banquet
served at II o'clock, consisting of roast
chicken, mashed potatoes, cakes, pies,
nuts and fruit, to which all did ample
justice.
The first part of the evening was spent
in playing progressive whist. The pro-
gramme offered was one of the best. 1t
was opened by all singing America. A
talk by o. w. Foss followed, in which he
mainly outlined the purposes and future
work of the order, showing himself to be
an earnest champion OF an excellent cause.
"The American Indian" by Charles
Sprague, was given by John r. Stratton in a
clear and dispassionate manner. The par
ody of the American Indian, by A. b.
Carbtree, deserves conspicuous mention.
In this reference was made to the officers
of the tribe and sisters of the council. "a
history of the order" by 4. w. Wooster,
was delivered in an interesting manner.
In closing j. K. Bowdeu gave a sum-
mary of the advantages ana work of the
order. Music for the evening was fur
nished by Herbert Young, violin, and
Galen Young, piano. An hour was spent
singing familiar songs, and at a late hour
the guests reluctantly departed.
Dec. IS, c.
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EAST LAMOINE.
Dec. IS.

Judge Peters and wife spent Sunday at
their summer home here.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Reuel Bartlett ON Saturday last.
George Shea returned last Saturday from
Searsport, where he has been at work
during the fall.
S. w. Bennett ana son Ralph came home
from Boston last Thursday, af5sr sea-
sons work at paper hanging.
Capt. F. L. Winterbotham, Of the
steamer j. T. Morse, arrived home last
Thursday to spend the winter.
Miss Alice Higgins has gone to King
man to visit her sister, Mrs. Engene
Bunker. She will then return to Bangor
where she viii attend Shaw's business
college.
School is IN session, tau yAs By Miss
Mary Garland, of Lakewood. Ia- school
Ia district No. has been discontinued,
and the pupils are eo1veye to this school,
making it larger an ! moro interesting.
Dec. IS. IL.
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OTIS.

Game Warden Frank Perkins is in town.
Wallace Tibbetts and wife are attending
the State grange at Bangor.
school closed last Friday after success
full term taught by Miss E. Durham, of
North Mariayille.
Miss Grace Hamilton, of Ellsworth
Falls, has been visiting for a week at
Nathan Salisbury's.
George Marshall and wife, of Deer Isle,
have been the guests of Aaron Salisbury
and wife for week
Joe Salisbury is home from Aurora
He has been employed on the telephone
line, which is now completed.
Harvey Salisbury has bought of Atwood
Edgecomb the trotting mare Irene, for
merly owned by Percy Grover.
E. Lally and wife returned home last
Friday, after few days visit with rela-
tives at Lamoine and Deer Isle.
Gertrude LaIly has gone to Lamoine to
attend school. She will live with her
sister, Mrs. Lille Higgins, this winter.
Mrs. Emily Warren, who was seventy
five last Wednesday, spent the day at
Tilden with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Frost
Willis Salisbury was the luekiest of
hunters last week. Besides other game,
he shot two fine deer, from which he real
lied 81.
Charles Salisbury and wife, of Pittsfeid,
who were visiting his parents, Nathan
Salisbury and wife, were suddenly called
home last week by the critical illness of
their baby. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Salisbury.
Dec. is, DAVIS.
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DAVIS.
SEAL COVE.
Dec. IS.

Mrs. Annie Gott has moved home from
Bass Harbor.
Miss Maggie Duffy, of Bluehill, is stop
ping with Mrs. Chester Robbins.
Miss Sadie Carver, who has been at
tending school in Bangor, is at home dur
ing vacation.
Miss Nellie PerTear, OF North Brookiin,
is spending the winter with her brother,
John Peryear.
The scallop fishers have made some
good days work this week, when weather
permitted. Prices are rather low.
Mrs. Chester Robbins, who has been in
the Portland hospital for treatment, is at
home much improved. Mrs. Robbins
brother, Chester Walls, who has been in
the hospital since April, is also at his
home at Bayside, somewhat better.
Dec IS. d.
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SPEC.
EDEN.

The Central school closed Friday for a
two weeks vacation.
Ernest and Edith Hall returned Mon
day TO Pittsfeld, for the winter term at
the NJ. G. /.
Miss Frances Small, assistant in the
Central school, went 10 her home in Addi-
son Saturday for a vacation.
The work Of digging and hauling trees
for the cottage grounds at Bar Harbor has
begun. 1t Will furnish considerable labor.
The heavy snowfall of Sunday followed
by the hurries OF the latter part of the
week, has made good sleighing on the is
land.
Among those who are in attendance at
State grange at Bangor are Worthy
Master ]. W. Wood, Julien Emery, d. G..
Hall, Howard Crabtree and E. f. Smith.
Dec. Is. s.
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ATLANTIC.
Dec. IS.

\. Allen, OF St. Clair & Allen, was in
town last week on business.
LleweIlyn Joyce and wife left Thurs lay
morning for few days visit in Rockland.
Capt. Willard Staples left Thursday to
see about vessel, he having had letters
from different parties.
The village Improvement society held a
supper in tine hail at Atlantic Wednesday
night, realizing about SO, which will &c
toward repairing the church in the spring.
Mrs. Emery Joyce was the lucky winner
of the quilt, guessing nearest to the num-
D. of Tieces in it. Thursday AFTERNOON
the ladies took it to the hall, where they
tied ami made it. and Mrs. Joyce kindly
gave it to the pastor.
Dec. Is. A.