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Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Theatrical Notes

Wilson Barretts sublime religious
irama. 'The Sign Of the Cross" is a
commanding success wherever pre-
sented. For six years it has been one
IF the chief attractions of each season.
Fine serves to strengthen its influence
as an ennobllng play and 20 bring to it
increasing popularity among all classes.
u was the pioneer Of the religious
lrama and as stage production
lraws as much from the religious ele-
nent In each community as from reg
ilar theauegoers. making its position
n the dramatic field entirely unique
n spectacular sense The Sign of the
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
SHINE BRIGHTER
New Carbons and New
Globes Have Been In
stalled
BETTER SERVICE PROMISED
Special to The Evening Journal

0INNltt ~ AaNAhAHt "NAA iAaAf
New Castle. Nov. 9-Electric arc
amps throughout the city gave bright
r light than they have since they were
Installed by the Delaware Water I'm
7rovement Company.
The lamps have been gone over and
inspected by an expert electrician from
Philadelphia and the defee,s remedied.
New inner globes have been instre3
and new carbons placed in service.
since the company began operations II
has nel trouble in getting ,he p,opsr
Ilnd Of carbons and It was only on
rueslly ;hlt they arrived ai the plant.
II. e. Ahrens viii be in New Castle 90
lay will inspect the plant.
MEETING WAS INFORMAL.
Members OF the Lenape Fire Com
pany met In the engine house on Tues
lay evening for the purpose OF dis
sussng the subject OF placing the COM
pany on a better business basis. No
definite action was taken and another
meeting win be held November a.
WILL GIVE A DANCE.
For the benefit Of the New Castle
X-lIigh School football team. a dance
win be given in the Opera House on
Thanksgiving evening. The team is
anxious for a game with any l2O pound
eleven. The locals line no is T.. Wright
e.; Gravel, l. g.. Carson, r. g.; Lawler
p. t.; Lancaster /. t.; Pierce. l. e.;
Mahoney r. e. White, a. b.; Fl. Wright
n. b.; Giikey, l. h. b.; Ravenscroft,
- h. b.
STEEL COMPANY Is BUSY.
Work is brisk at the plant Of the
Baldt Steel Castings Company and al
ready this week six heats have been
pourel. IL is expected that FIVE more
will be poured this week, making the
largest weeks work in the history OF
the firm.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
AGHLETIC PLAYERS co WEST
seybold and Hartsel start for Their
Homes Tomorrow.

Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-"Socks" Sey-
bold and "Topsy" Hartsel start West
together today. Seybold is going TO
his home in Jeanette Pa, while Hart
sci win go to Wellington, o.. where
he win remain for about month. He
win then return to Philadelphia and
spend the remainder Of the winter
here.
''Rube" Wadden is at present roam
Ing around through the West, while his
wife is confined to hospital in this
city.
DR.. Powers is taking a rest at pres
ent. but viii again take up his duties
az ST. Agnes Hospital about the first
OF the year.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
JlssE } WON
mseehN Race Between Horses Owned
by Mr.. Gilman and Mr.. Reinstein.

There was an exciting match race az
heIIorse Show Park yesterday afternoon
between Jesse j. Gllmans chestnut geld
ing. Jessie j. and Leon Reinstein's black
marc Dolly r. Jessie J. won. There had
been considerable contention over the
TWO horses and Mr.. Gilman stated some
time ago that his horse could beat Dolly
r. by eight seconds which resulted IN
match race being arranged.
Jesse J. won the first two heats. and
Mr.. Rclnsten withdrew his mare when
The third heat was called. In the first heat
Jcssc J made the time Of 227 while that
OF Dolly r. was 2SS. In the second heat
Jesse made the time OF 2.25 s-4, that Of
Dolly r. being 2.3S.
There win be a special matinee az the
park on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
DEATH OF AARON PYLE
Died at the Home Of His eranddaugh-
ter in Philadelphia.

Al the home OF his granddaughter in
Philadelphia. Aaron Pyle. of No. s03
Spruce street this city died yesterday
of heart trouble. Mr. Pyle was born
In Chester county Pa, November 2s.
lS22 but has lived here for nearly nfty
years. He was a bricklayer by trade
and was actively engaged az work un-
I'll recently. Mr.. Pyle leaves three
children, Reese Pyle. of this city. Mrs.
savoy Evans. of Baltm more. and Mrs.
Sarah Evans, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
WINTER TOURIST.

Tickets to Florida via Baltimore az
Ohio Railroad. Very low rates for t
round trip to all the famous resorts
Florida. Georgia, the Carolinas. Nassj
md Havana, now in effect. Tickets (
sale daily until April 30. 1906 FL
information from b. and o. Railrol
ticket agents. City ticket office. 81
Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
City Ticket Office, sO4 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.

If you are going west. or want any
information relative to rates to any
point in the United states, or Canada,
can on the ticket agent. Rates lower
than by any other line and aervice first
class in all respects. Mileage books
Communication tickets. winter excur-
sion tickets to Southern and Colorado
points, local and foreign tickets on
sale. Pullman berths reserved to any
destination in the United States. Tin
.eraries prepared. Time tables on hand
TO all points. .
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

Cross as to be presented at the Ly-
ceum this evening by Messrs. Fred G..
Berger and r. G.. Craerin is one OF the
most costly and elaborate dramatic
productions now touring the country.
The scene of Rome in the time the
prodigal and wanton rule of Nero sway
ed are fun OF color and massive ef-
fects. Special music and dancing en-
liven some Of the scenes Of wild lux
ury in the Roman Court. but it is the
portrayal of the life Of the lowIy
fuithful prosecuted Christians that has
served to give TO "The Sign of the
Cross" its lofty place among dramatic
successes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
GUNNERS RETURN
Had Fine Sport After Ducks on the
Flats.

number OF gunners who have been
duck shooting ON the Susquehanna
river flats returned home last night.
George 5. Burroughs and Luther j..
SQuier were high guns yesterday. bag
ging twenty-eight ducks. mostly cam
vasbacks.
p. =. DUPONT, William NJ. Foord. Col-
onel Dale Bumstead and Mr.. Mortos
the Inter OF Philadelphia. bagged
twelve ducks.
John Magahern. another local gunner.
killed twenty, and this is unusually
high foy one man.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

nocBsTsDER's GARRIcK THEArR
BIG AGGREGATION OF
METROPOLITAN FEATURE
Week commencing Monday, November
MILLAR'S ELEPHANTS.
Direct from New York Hippodrome).
FREDERICK HALLEN and
MOLLIE FULLEF
"A NIGHT IN VENICE"
TALLY-HO DUO,
DORSCH & RUSSELL. THE ELLIOTTs
SULLIVAN q PAsQUELENA.
THE KINETOGRAPH
Afternoons at 2l5. Evenings at s.15.
Admission. 1Oc. 2Oc. sOc. soc. Box seats q
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Engineer Moves Hia Office.

Cecil Mahoney. assistant engineer Of
the Delaware railroad transferred his
office from Clayton TO the new building
OF the r.. B. and w Railroad Company
in this city. Other officials VIII remove
ms soon as practicable
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
BALTIMORE G OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Time to Philadelphia and New
.York (23d 81. TerminaII

York (23d ST. Terminal).
Attention is called to the fine B. &
o. train service between Wilmington,
Philadelphia and New York. Only 80
to 35 minutes TO Philadelphia. See
time tables published herein.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

The character Of the entertainment
which the Garrick offers th's.week is d.
eidedly creditable 10 that playhouse and
il is not surprising that It is being fav-
ored with large audiences. Frederick Hal
len and Moilie Fuller In Election Bets"
contribute comedy sketch that adds
much to the pleasure Of the program
Their fun is refined and never fails to
win them hearty applause. The musical
features e~s above 49, ------' standard,
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
MEETING for Men.

AT Trinity Episcopal Church on Sum
day evening there viii be special
meeting for men. The rector the Rev.
Frederick NJ. kirlSus. viii preach on
Christian Stewardship"
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Car Float launched.

From the yards Of the jackson ana
sharp Company car float No. s4 built
Tor the Central Railroad Of New Jer-
iey was launched yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
DELAWARE WENT TO
PIECES IN SECOND HALF
Pennsylvania Military Col
lege Won the Football
Game in Chester
Special to The Evening Journal.

NltCihA 10 Aut INtnlNk journal.
Chester. Pa, Nov 9.-Although the Del
aware College football team played the
Pennsylvania Military College eleven on
their feet In the first half yesterday af-
tornoon. her players weakened in the
second half and the p NJ c. won by "a
SCORE OF y TO 8. The score at the end Of
the first half was TO nothing in favor
Of Delaware.
Delaware would have won but for the
high tackling of her forwards Time and
sgatn p ~ c. man broke through with
The ball and went down the field with five
OF six Delaware players hanging to his
neck.
Delaware has not played in such poor
form as she displayed In the second half
since the FIRST game with Washington
College.
10 the FIRST half Delaware rushed the
ban rapidly down'the field Hauber maxi
ing n sensational run around right end
for fifteen yards. voss scored touch
down but failed az an easy goal.
In the second half Delaware went 10
pieces White and Semmons scored touch
downs from which Poole Kicked the goals.
The teams lined up as follows
Delaware p. M. c.
Cana q. D.. ......right end. o. .-... .Nuney
Stnc. . D.. right tackle. ..Roydhouse
Brown. ..... fright guard. e.. ..Fahr
pefrerman.. q. .....scentre.. 81. ...... Green
MeHsick.. 49,. left guard p. ..Semmens
Noss. ....... LEFT tackle. 80 Robberton
IIaubcr b.. .....left end. e.. ...-....Pool
Josephs 3D.. quarterback. 90. Sweeney
BALDWIN d. right halfhacS.. ....Bagley
Taylor. ..... left halfback.. 90. .Schalus
Francis. .... .fullback.. o.. .....W White
Referee. Dillon. r. M. c.; umpire. Short,
Delaware: timekeepers Fulton, Delaware;
shippers +. NJ. c.; linesmen, Wingett.
Delaware: Bowers, p. NJ. c.; 20 minute
halves.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

Fast Life in New York. is an
nounced for presentation az the Ly-
eeum Theatre on November 16, ~ and
is. a sufficient guarantee that the
piece Is in every way meritorious is
contained i'm the statement that the
producer ard manager is A. II. Woods.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

A melodrama which VIII appeal to all
classes Of theatregoers is what can be
truthfully said Of Lillian Mortimer's
"A Girl Of the Streets which is to be
the attraction al the Lyceum Theatre
on November l5. IA and Is. This play
is one OF the strongest on the road this
season
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
New Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket
Office.

Now located at sos Market street
convenient TO municipal buildings
principal Offices and hotels. Tickets tc
all points on sale. Also Pullman ac.
commodations.
D. & A. Phone No. $3.50.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

md Millar's elephants more than satisfy
everyone with their display Of training
md animal instinct.
The Offering for Saturday afternoon and
night at the Grand Opera House is re-
vival of "Muggs Landing, Scott Mar
ole's successful comedy drama, brought
Ip-to-date and interspersed with excel
ent specialties and musical numb rs Of
lll the recent New York success. The
piece is handsomely mounted and the
acting company is excellent
"S Stebbins" comes to Grand Opera
louise on Monday night. The Albany
Evening Journal says: Isl Stebbins," a
rural play, is at the Jacobs Haimanus.
md a big audience enjoyed it last night
rhe play is quaint in humor and it is
wen presented by a competent company
If which Dan Darleigh is the most prom
nont The play will run until tomorrow.
The many musical whistleable NUM-
)crs together with the laughabe situa-
ions that follow each other IN RAPID sue
session have been potent factors in maxi
ng Eva Tanguay, in THE sambo Girl,
)ne of the greatest successes in the musi-
al travesty Held of the year Miss Tan
quay and her fellow funmakers viii open
IN engagement of one night at Grand
opera House on Tuesday night
Tho first and second basketball teams
T the Mems Guild OF Old Swed s
Church will play the teams Of St. Paurs
iuild Of Chester tonight I'm the cage at
he Parish House. Slack Of last seasons
Wilmington team has been added TO the
Mems Guild lineup.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

First Grand Ball OF the season
Eagles Ball." NOV. a.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
Make il White.

Your bath tub with car'melrs enam-
Evening journal., 1905-11-09

md Millar's elephants more than satisfy
everyone with their display Of training
md animal instinct.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
$a RECIPES go 81
a.C.,szI.A1z- ri

No'asses pCdding SaUcc-CooE to-
gethcr ore cup OF mo,asseS. one-hait
cup OF water. rounding tablespoon OF
butter. pinch OF salt ana Three table
spoons OF vinegar for twenty minutes.
Cabbage Salad-Shave a solid head
OF cabbage very fine and set the bowl
on ice or in very cold place Make Il
dressing OF one-Guarter cup OF butter.
rounding tablespoon OF sugar. three
whole eggs. "a tablespoon az made mus
tard. "a level teaspoon Of SALT three
quarters cup Of vinegar and cook until
il thickens.
Little COcoanut Cakcs-Soak the cup
o. shredded cocoauut ia one cup OF
ailk. Cream One-half cup of butter
with one cup OF sugar. add two We'll
beaten eggs. the uiik and cOcOauus.
and last two caps OF flour sifted with
fuirr level teaspoons OF baking powder.
Bake ia round iron gcm pans that have
been literally buttered. Cover with =
white icing.
Nut Drop 'Cakes-Crean t-o-th,rds
cup OF butter. add one cup os bTowr
sugar. two Wen beaten eggs. two cups
OF Hour siftel with a scant level tea
spoon OF cinnamon and two level sea
spoons Of baking powder. Add one
third emp OF raisins chopped. one-thirJ
sup OF cnrranss aul ts.o-tai-ls can al
walnut meats chopped. Make s....i
balls. 10 larger than 4 teaspoon. o
dough and .ay some distance apart G.
q bu;.esed pan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

by local Applications a. they cannot reachtas
diseased portioo Ofthe ctr. There - oaly one
Nay TO cQrs deafac-s. and that - By constt-
tutiOnai reme.iics Dcafness A. caused oy AZ
innAncd condition OF the mucous lining o
tho Ensfarhi2n ruce. When this tube l. In
nasned you have . runoiinxsonnd or snas'er-
Fec. heArtcg and when IL - entirely closed
Deafness istne result. and lAless the tnasr,-
rnatio0 can b. takea oas All this tuee re-
stored 20 is normal cocditic~. hcorinE VII
b. destroyed forever. Nine Gases cat % ten
are caused By cetarra. Which IL rotntn- oQt "A
We viii give one Hundred Dollars Tor Al y
ease % pca'ness (causc,i By catarrn Itha- ear
not D. -Greloy Halls Catarrh Cure. SsIid foc
circniars free. =. j.. CHENEV q Co. Toieto. %
sold 1r D-arcista. Is.
TAKE Halls famiy Pills fc- Constellation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

a great deal depends ou ,hc point of
view. a eood Temperance woman was
lcd in "a very peculiar way. to revise
her somewhat harsh Judgement of thc
poor devil who cannot resist a.s cups
and She IS now the more charitable
SHE writes:
"For many years I was a great suf
fercr from asthma Finally my health
GOT So poor thar found 7 could not ue
down. but walked the floor whilst 9th
erS slept I got SO nervous / could not
rest anywhere.
Specialists told me I must give up
the use OF coGec-the ma n thing fhat
I always thought gave nae some relief.
I consulted our family physician and
he. being coffee lcud himself. told
me 20 pay uo attention 90 their advice.
Coffee had such q charm FOR me that
in passing q restaurant and getting
whin ~ the fragrance I could not re-
sist cup. I fe,t very lenient toward
the drunkard who could not pass inc
saloon Friends often urged me 90 try
Postum. but I turned a deaf ear say
ing 'Thas may 10 for people 10 whom
coffee is harmful but not for me-cof-
fee and Will never part
AT hst. however. / bought a pack
age OF Postum. although I was sure I
could not drink 10. I prepared il as d.
rccfed and served &c for breakfast
Well. bitter as was against 70. must
say THAI never before had I tasted a
more delicious cup OF coffee From
that day 20 this (morc than years.
have never had desire for the old cof-
fee. My health soon returned. the
asthma disappeared 7 begau~to sleep
well. and In a short time l gained 30
pounds In weight.
"One day / hSaded nv physician
the tablets he had prescribed for me.
telling him had no use for them. he
e.ayed for dinner. When I passed hinl
his coffee cup he remarked. 4 am glad
( 20 see yOu were sensible enough not
20 let yourself be persuaded that COZ
fec was harmful This is the best Cur
OF coffee I ever drank he continued
the trouble IS so few people know how
10 make good coffee When he 20
his second cup I told him he was
drinking Postum Tie was incredu
iOus. but I convinced him. and now h'
uses nothing but Postum IN his home
and has greatly improved in health.
Name given By Postum Co. BATH
( Greek. Mich.
Look in each package FOR the famcu
little look. The Road TO Melville"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

Pcruna has always been q great favorite
with the military men, both ln the army
and navy.
The strongest kind of testimonials are
received from officers of hizh rank con
tarrhal ailments.
Only small PER cent. of these can be
used tor publication for want oi space
Mr.. Harrison J.. DEAN. Burnside Post
Ne. s. Department eft The Potomac Colonel
Encampment No. Ga. Union Veterans Le-
glon, Colonel Green Clay Smith Regiment
No ~. I. \. L.. Department 10 the poto-
mac, Military Order LOYAL Legion. DE.
partment of Columbia. Manr 3fth Indians
Veteran Volunteer Infantry. writes;
There q no longer anu question
a. 10 fhe curative qualities or I'erund
fft utt catarrhal troubles. lis Stsc-
ccssTift Wse bu MANN og nm friends
entities a. 20 confidence and endorse
uieflf. 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
BROUGHT BACK Old DAYS.
kissing Under DlmeUities Reminded
Professor Of Something


Speaking OF the resourcefolness Of
women in the matter OF meeting and
overcoming obstacles.~ said the Street
Corner Philosopher. 4 just saw an
ilin3tratsoa OF u. when two girls. wear
Ing those trCr- cndous wide brimmet
straw hats. met and Kissed right in
the public street-sye. and huggcd
each other. too. without disturbing
n feather % their hcadrear. II two
ren had tried 20 get their heads that
close together Tor any purpose. wear
Ing such a riE. there would have been
straw and profanity scattered al TIE
way frcm here 20 lae corner. but
With the girls there was prcm0ni-
tory exclamation OF JOY az meeting
n Sudden rush. a convuisivc embrace
a sidcwise peck az each others Mps
a aicglc and a squeal and out of ths
inix.lp emerged the two maiiens a.
trim as yon please. How thcy duck
"a under those briuls rs more than
can tcii TO was done too quick Got
me- 90 sec. To reminded rlC some o.
kissing n riri Boa the days when the.
used Co wear those old fashioned san
borncts."
How was thatT asked the now.
paper man. expecting a story.
Young man. said the PHILOSOPHERS
with much dlraity. "it was all right
Springfield liil News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
4 HANDY BOX.

Careful housewives viii appreciate
the handy box which has just bcrn
put on the market. says the PA'i@t.c'-
phia Record. lis interior compare
meuts are niicd with a irdicio-siy So
lected assortment ct Irvine. string. sd-
hcsive tape. gum Aoc's. small paste
board tags. rubber h2Bcs 90 various
sizes. metal fasteners and suspension
rings for hanging up pictures in passe-
partout frames. 80 Own sUch coilec-
ton OF useful articles means the ssis
iac OF temper and patience on Occas4on-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

the house the hackache has been So
bad that IL brought tears 20 nay eyes.
The ps.a Sc times was So intense that 1
was compelled to give mp my household
duties and DE down. There were head
aches, dizziness aud blood rushing %
nay head go cause bleeding at the nose.
The hrst box OF Doan's Kidney Pills
benefited noe So much that & continued
the treatment The stiIts.ug pain Ina
the small Of my back. the rushes OF
blood 20 the head and other symptoms
disappeared"
Deans Kidney Pills FOR sale by all
dealers. 80 cents per box. Foster
Milburn Co. Buffalo, y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
Novel Action 70 Insur. MARRIAGE.

Tn the harbor OF the little village %
Plcumanac'h in the Core-du Nord 3
an isict 81 rock which can De- reached
az low tide 10 Isl surmountcd by a
shrine 81 St Guirec. who Is said 90
have landed here from Britain Ia the
sixth century. There are two rude
statues % the saint. one Of which Is
OF wood.
To this statue on ST Catherine
day. come the young women OF the
ncighhorhcod. who. following an old
tradition. stick pins into tte statue.
in order that they may be- married be.
fore the end OF the ycar.-Loulon
Graphic
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

There is revival 90 quaint iitt.e
English chsir called the "rourd atont.'
T. is low. comfortable ana solid. TO is
made Zen real mahogany ana c1ct i.cnty
initiated in pine. These pine saap s..
when wen reproduced fron antiques.
src stained With "a pcrfcct mabo-2ry
color. or err green 60 uatch tae uoor
covering. or Chalk white. on waich are
mocuicl tvo cl.nta cushions. There
is Wide. popular return 81 white ne..-
room furuiiurc. II is used with uor1s
PAPERS ami plain roor coverings. The
color schcmc is given by the chnts
cushions and covering to hei. vita
Horal SIR covers for hurcau crd Tables
The little white desks in the corner ~
bedroom axe vcry much sousAt a.tcr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

COMMODORE souaervili~ NrAst~s-s. -
u che Nnftcd State Navy. m trcezr-
from az y STREET. North~est. W.-Asusr
Ton. ID c.. SAYS.
Four f'rrtfFta las Seen ase1f a. ss-s~s~
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ucQttn tltfunccs a. a aafe sssr~ -
cafuf-F-fa fhH4 4 an coRrfsr<a nf~ G&1s
csraffrr qualities asd 4 sssAra-els4--
fagfn rccosa rsrnd 90 g. att Pevn~@zn
saGcr-frag fruIa fhaf ceu. p2at@r-~
Our army and our naVY are the aacn<aA
protection ~ our country
feruna 81 the nataral protr~tlun - ese-N
army and navy in the vsct.altastrs 81 -
mate and exposure
We have on n.c thurzsantis q erstirsus~
AS from promlncnt peop.c "a IN x-~w
and navy.
We can give our readers ostir = al.reun
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crivIng for his widely knowa ard $685.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
WOMEN's NEGLECT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eealth Thus Lost Is Restored By Lydia
Z. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.

How many women do You know who
are perfectly well aud strong? We
hear every day the same story over and
over again. - l do not feel well; an
50 tired al the time f."