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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Rockefeller Luck.

Chicago RECORD Herald.
OIL and gas have been struck by work
men who are excavating for the founda-
tons of a new building which John d.
Rockefeller intends to erect in Cleveland.
II Rockefeller. instead OF Moses, had led
the Israelites. that rock would probably
have gushed petroleum.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

main hall and corridors OF the first floor
will be finished in italian marble of soft
bun color.
Entrance from Clark street leads into an
immense vestibule finished in marble and
bronze, with marble and stone panCled
floor and a curved ceiling of ornamental
glass and bronze. Beyond this vestibule is
great hail. running completely through
the building from east 20 west For the
present the west end will open into a small
court. In the future 1t will be connected
with the new city hall, IL so desired. From
each side of this main hail. at its western
end, run two wide corridors, one to Wash
ington street and one TO Randolph street.
The great hall and corridor on the first
story will be finished in Italian marble
OF a soft bum color. The walls, arches,
groined and vaulted and moulded ceiling
will be OF this marble and the panels filled
with rich mosaic in color, OF Italian re-
Nuisance design. similar to the palace OF
Mantua.
There are to be seven elevators on each
side OF the main hall and four sets of stair
ways, two at either side. These are to
pierce every floor to the peak of the struc-
ture In the upper floors the corridors and
halls are to be finished in marble and the
several departments are to be Handsomely
treated. but with marked simplicity The
courtrooms are TO be given particular at
tention by the architects, who wish them to
be airy and well lighted. The judges cham
bers jury and witness rooms VIII be ad-
jacent to each courtroom, and also will be
pleasant and airy.
There are to be five &0-horse-power
boilers mechanically stocked and with patent
ash removers and coal feeders. These will
distribute $1,000 square feet OF direct heat
ing and $1,000 of indirect. The system will
be of the direct vacuum description, the
direct heat to be seventy and the indirect
seventy-two Fresh air will be pumped
through the structures steel arteries in
vast currents. The air first VIII be washed
by running water and then dried by baf1e
plates. Ducts, leading to fan houses will
exhaust the foul atmosphere.
The plan is to finish the courthouse Nav
l next and the general belief Is that the
contractors can deliver It over to the
county on that date. II 80 a record will
be made in building construction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

The disclosure that insurgent troops
are for the most part veterans of the
Spanish war shows that some Cubans
really got what they thought they
were fighting for. ,t.,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
state and Nation Mourn Loss.

Genuine regret and sorrow is expressed
on every hand. state and nation. over the
death of Edward Rosewater, the veteran
editor, founder and builder of The Omaha
Bee Mr.. Rosewater has lived in Omaha
for nearly forty years and was the editor
of The Bee for thirty-flve years Hun
dreds of messages of sympathy and sor-
row were received by the family.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

The royal advent of King Ak-Sar-
Ben XII is scarcely ten days distant.
1t behooves Omaha to get it's best
clothes ready and put on its most
pleasing smile to receive the out-of-
town guests who are sure to be here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

When 1t comes to prompt and accu-
rate election returns the people have
to read The Bee. This fact was never
so strikinsly enforced as in reporting
the result of Tuesdays primary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

In holding preliminary conferences
at Havana Secretary Taft is apparently
anxious to learn how long the real
work will last. y =,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

The statement that government
contractors dislike the eight-hour law,
but will respect the statute. is proba-
bly, the condition OF everyone who is
law-abidlng merely for fear of the
penalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

With Cato Sells posing as the cham
pion of radical democracy in Iowa. it
must be admitted that the republicans
have no corner on surprises sprung In
Iowa politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

The seizure of an American vessel
charged with landing struggled goods
In Canada indicates that American de-
votion to tariff laws does not extend
beyond the frontier.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

Inasmuch as the estimate of dead
in the Hong Kong typhoon steadily
grows larger, the first reports could
not have been sent out by the CORE
spondents who heard firing at Che
Foo"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
"Push" Fails to Land.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
A man has been appointed to a good
office in Washington because he made no
application for the place. Things come
to some men in spite of all they can do.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

Filipinos desiring -self-government
should await the result of the expert
ment In Cuba before taking to the
war path.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Cause and Eject.

Chicago Tribune.
Probably there never would have been
any talk Of the government going into
the railway business If the railways had
not shown a disposition to go into the
government business.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Mostly Hot Air.
nv
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

NIHCIHyNaII4 E'IIVIITtT
That Cuban regulation must have taken
cue from it's South American cousins
Nobody seems to have been killed as yet
in the unnumbered sanguinary encounters
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Take Your Choice.

new 1ofk IrIbune.
Cuba's politicians ought TO realize that
they can't keep their cake as well as eat
it. 1t is choice between independence
with order and order without independence
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

With France and Belgium begin
ming toa squeeze Morocco. the sultan
may expect On earlyzreturn for favors
in the Stensland affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leaving the city tenn
porariIy should have The Bee
mailed to them. Address will be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

Fusion seems as Objectionable to
some people in life insurance elections
as 1t is in politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
lsTATEMrNr or -1RcuLArIoN.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, IS:
George B. Tzschuck, treasurer OF the
Bee Publishing Company, being duly
sworn, Gays that the actual number OF
full and complete copies OF The Daily,
Morning Evening and Sunday Bee printed
during the month OF August, 1905, was as
fOl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK,
Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn
to before me this S1st day OF August,
1905. ~
(Seal) NJ b. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Enemie. Must Give Him Credit.

In his death Nebraska loses one of its
brightest and most noble sons. a man
among men. who, though he had many
enemies, those enemies must and do give
him credit for being honest in his convic-
tons,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

main hall and corridors of the first floor
will be finished in Italian marble of a soft
bun color.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
THAT THIRD TERM.
President Roosevelt In "a Letter
Again Denies the Soft Inn
parchment.

Peoria. Illl., July Positive an
nouncement from President Roose-
welt that he will not be candidate
FOR a third term was made today I'm
a letter addressed to Mrs. A. l.. Kin
ney, OF Peoria. by Secretary Loeb
from President Roosevelt. The text
OF the letter follows.
White House, oyster Bay, l.. l.,
July 30. 1900 Dear Madam: Your
letter OF recent date has been re-
ceiycd, and thank you In the prcsl-
dents behalf for calling attention to
the enclosed clipping, would say
however. that the president has moth.
Ing to add to the statement issued
after his election In 1904. HIS de-.
cision, as announced at that time. Is
irreyocable. Yours truly, William
Loeb. secretary tn the president.
This expression from the President
WAS called forth by an editorial in
the Peoria Herald. transcript OF
which was called TO the attention OF
the President through Mrs. Kinney
wife OF a prominent Peoria politician
The editorial was in the form OF an
appeal 20 the President to accept a
third term.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
BkCoMNG EPIDEMIC.
strange Ma'sdy Killing Cattle on
Howell rrSir'c end other
Places.

The death a, many cattle on How.
ell fraisio ana other places in the
W'llAm"tie valley that Vas at urst
attributed 20 dry feed, is tast be.
coming an epidemic. and the well.
known veterinarian. pr. Keeler, is
not eur, that the Howell Prairie
eases come from the dry feed.
farmer uamed shepherd, LIVING
/" the southern end OF the prairie.
had four head OF catue In one neld
aud an oi Them hay, died since last
"Wednesday
Or keeler held a post mortem
examination ON the last cows that
d'ed' aud found ia each instance the
'anSs and throat badly affected. lie
sent the Affected membrane TO the
authorities Of the Agricultural Col.
'ese a, Corvallis for examination.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Divorce Mill Grinds.

Two more divorces were granted
this morning by Judge Galloway
This docket, in the number of actions
Tor divorces, is record-breaker. The
docket entries made this morning are
as follows:
j. c, Miller against c. w. A. Jette
ct al, accounting; report of referee
hled and referee ordered to sell
property,
Elsie Loscke against August Los.
eke' action for divorce: decree
granted as prayed for in comp,aint
Lena Kapphahn against p. T.
kapphahn' action for divorce; testi.
mony taken and decree granted as
prayed for in complaint.
In the case Of Adolph Wolfe &
son. et al against T. A. Livesley &
Co. et al an Injunction suit, the de.
murrer and motion to dissolve the in.
junction was argued in part, and con.
unued until tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Salem Folks al ALBANY.

A. Daue, a prosperous suburban
merchant of Salem, accompanied by
his family passed Through yesterday
on the way home from a week at
Newport
r. I, Barnes, of Salem, a leadin,
merchant Of that place, was in the
city Sunday evening, ON his way
home from Newport, where he visit.
ed his family over Sunday.
Mrs, T. Holverson, of Salem.
passed through yesterday for New.
port. where she will join her daueb.
ter Mrs p, II. Sroat, for a couple OF
weeks stay at the seaside.
Prootreader Burns. OF the State
Printing Office in Salem, was in
Albany between trains yesterday
AFTERNOON for short visit. He Nas
on his way home from the Nye
Greek beach.
Hon. John Minto, of Salem. came
down from the front last evening
after spending couple of weeks in
the Cascade mountains, where hc
visited his place on independence
Prairie.
Fred A, Legg, a Salem architect
spent a couple OF hours in the eItv
yesterday afternoon. He was nm bts
way home from Newport, where his
FAMILY is spending the summer.
JOS Baumgartner, cashier OF the
Ladd 4 Bush Bank in Salem, was I'm
the city Sunday evening on his way
nome from Newport after an over.
sunday visit with his family at Nye
Greek.
j. II, Andrews, OF Marion. came m
on last evenings local for a brief stay
on ousiness,-Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

! ELECTRIC SPARKS
/ Brief Telegraphit|
! Dispatches From all
! Parts of the World

Democrats are arranging pre-
inaries for congressional con-
Chairman Griggs is exerting Ell
for financial assistance.
Mayor Codd, of Detroit, annour
today that an agreement had
secured upon the blanket franc
for the street railways which
graded low fares.
At oyster Bay Senator Dick
mer, of Dover, is in conference
the President today discussing
politics.
This morning Charles Madda
California rancher, shot his VI
head off with a gun; then drew
volver and blew out his own bra
The couple separated recently. 7
leave six children.
At Tacoma a conference las
till early morning of the Internal
al shingle weavers, came to no
cision over the question of callins
the strike. The question may be
to the individual unions to decid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
CLAMBAKE AT NEWPORT.
Excursion Train VIII BE Run to the
Seashore August i2.

J. II. Wyatt and J, T, Welsh came
10 Salem last night from Albany to
interest the local lodge OF lllks In
the big clambRke which will be held
at Newport August ~.
The lodges at Albany and Eugene
will be Interested. and II is the in.
tention OF the Elks to take charge
OF the excursion.
An excursion train will be run
from Detroit through TO the sea aud
II is expected TO carry 1900 people.
The G. a E, road and the New.
port Transportation Company are
planning TO maze this event the star
attraction OF the season.
The olambako will be held ON the
harbor beach. inside the north lefty
where events Of that kind have been
pulled on before Here on the beach
sand IA sight Of the ocean and yet
protected by the promintory from
the strong north wind that occasion.
ally makes Il cold and diaagreeablo
ON the beach, the clans will be pre-
pared together with the other dollca
cies, such as sea crabs. roastlpg
ears, salmon and all the dencacies
that a vell.resula,od elambake ana
barbecue Usually presents TO the ylsl.
tors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
OREGON
PICTURES
WANTED
For Free Lectures to Adyer-
tIse THIS State In The
CITY Of New York

Edmund c. Gltner, Of the Port
land Chamber Of Commerce. has re-
quested the Greater Salem CONNER.
cial Club % send him pictures Of Or
egon farm lie, aud views Of manu-
featuring plants, cities and towns,
to advertise this state In the East. To
bring the matter more fully to pub
lie notice, The Capital Journal
prints the letter in full, and would
be glad to forward any views that
may be obtainable. Let all who
can spare few such pictures hand
them In or send direct TO Mr.. Giltner
at the Chamber Of Commerce build.
inng, Portland, Oregon. Here is his
letter:
Oregon Views Wanted.
81 have received a request from
Mr.. A. II. Fish, who is preparing Ian.
tern slides for a course Of lectures on
the Pacific states in the department
Of free lectures, New York City.
"He Is very anxious. and we are
also. that photographs be gotten for
him, from which he can make Ian.
tern slides, not OF the points OF
scenic interest in the different coun.
lies OF Oregon, although he wants
some OF them, but mainly showing |
Industrial oppOrtunlties-farm scenes
pictures Of cities, manufacturing
plants, fruit growing. etc. II yoI
Vill send IN two prints TO the seer.
airy OF the Portland Chamber Con
nerce we will see that he gets one
" them. aud the Chamber OF Com.
nerce VIII retain the other for ad.
'ertising in a pamphlet. which we
nope TO get up at no very distan;
late.
This is an opportunity to adyer
ise your section at no cost whatever
o you excepting cost OF photo
,raphs) and hope that the response
vill be quick and complete"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
MEHAMA
ELECTRIC
RAILROAD
Win secnfe Right Of Way for
Line Alresdy Surveyed
10 Santiam Country


Mayor Waters started out thi'
morning to secure deeds FOR the righ'
OF way for the proposed electric road
from this city TO Mehama.
Preliminary surveys have already
been made al the wey, and part oi
the line from Salem TO Turner has
been established.
W. N. Bushey. and County Survey
or Herrlck have been At work engin'
eering the route, and the prelimih'
AIRY survey mas been made with suiii-
Gent care that the entire route has
been practically established.
The right OF way deeds provide
that the road shall be built by July
4, 1903, and II is expected that the
line win be completed long before
that time. A. Welsh, representing
himself and other capitalists, are
financing the proposition, and this
syndicate has already made many In
yestments at Eugene, Albany ana
other places in the Willamette val
ley.
The proposed route from Salem
goes out by the steuslor slaughter
house; through the Miller tracts and
on the east side OF the Southern Pa
clnc tracks TO the reform school. and
IN a straight line TO Turner. From
Turner the road viii 20 In an almost
direct line TO stayton, passing a mile
south OF Aumsyllle. From stayton
the road viii take the most available
course up the SantIam to Mehama.
The water OF the santiam VIII be
used for power.
Mayor Waters says he expects no
dliicuity, in securing the rights OF
way. as the farmers and land own.
ers all along the route are eager TO
have the road built
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
ZIG DRIVE COMING.
Twelve Million Feet Of Logs Float.
ing in Willamette River.

The spaulding log drive down the
Willamette river Is gradually COM
Ing down stream, but It will be sever
al weeks before this city Is reached
The drive is now a few miles below
Coburg, and. as the water is low. the
movement OF the big drive is natur-
ally very slow. Between 10000. 600
and l2,O00, 900 feet or logs are in the
drive now. and more will be added as
the crew is coming down stream. Mr..
Spaulding owning a quantity OF logs
below where the work is being
pushed.
The drive consists principally OF
balm and white FIR, intended FOR the
Oregon City paper mills for manu-
iacture Of paper. and II will take full
ly month to take these logs to their
destination. A portion OF the drive
Is Intended for this city and New.
berg.
For some time the Spaulding mills
have been running short OF logs here
and large quantity have been ship
ped in from Mil city and points
above, the logs coming down the Cor.
wallis 4 Eastern on fat cars, and the
shipment by rail- will continue until
the drive now on the upper river
reaches here, so that the logs in the
drive can be used for saving.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

ASSAULT
AT CROW
Sheriff Fisk investigating
Strange Attack on Mrs.
Clark Sturtyant

Eugene, July 31.--sherin Fisl
was called to Crow Sunday to inves
tlgate brutal assault upon Mrs
Clark sturteyant by an unknovr
man.
According to the story told the
sheriff by Mrs. sturtevant, Whose
husband is a merchant and the post
master at Grow, the man entered the
house about Is minutes after her
husband and sister had left the
house to go 10 a neighbor's place
some distance away She said he
grasped her arms from behind, and
fierce struggle ensued, after
which the man disappeared. She
said she was so badly frightened she
could not scream, and no one knew
OF the assault until two hours later,
when her sister returned. Mr.. Stur-
tevant was then telephoned for and
he arrived a few moments later.
This was about o'clock, and the as.
sault was committed about Z O'Clock.
Sheriff Fisk was telephoned for and
upon and his arrival there made
thorough investigation.
Mrs. Sturteyant could give no de.
'criptlon OF her assailant, further
han he was quite tall She was so
BADLY frightened, she said, that she
ook no note Of his clothing or fea-
ures, and would not know him If
he saw him again. The neighbors !
aw no strange man in the vicinity
Il that time, and no noise of any
lind was heard. The whole affair is
hrouded in mystery. The fact that
was two hours after the assault |
occurred before anyone was informed
Il II gave the man, whoever he was,
mple time 10 get away. The sheriff
ould not obtain a semblance OF a
lie VITO the womans assailant and re-
urned home after thoroughly look.
ng into the matter Mrs. Sturte.
ant is one OF the most highly re.
pected women in the Crow neigh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Additional Personals

Hon WIN r. King, OF MaIheur
county is In Salem. looking after ,
case before the supreme court.
Attorney-Genersl Crawford u,...
TO Roseenrs today, aud will take nj.
annual outing in the moun,,,ns
state Printer J, R. Whitney and VIII.
few days. IN a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
strne on.

IL Ia announced the strike Is de-
elared on, and the men return TO
work on the same conditions AS be.
fore Union wages will be paid, and
'he use OF the union label will be
voluntary Il Is expected three.
iourths Of the mills win start work
at once. Two thousand men are at-
iee'ed' They have been out since
June 2Oth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Hotel Arrivals
Salem.

Salem.
a. A. Hale, Portland.
Henry Hasey, Portland.
G.. o. Miller, Minneapolis.
Adam Bramberger, Albany.
w. C. Boone, Seattle.
Cottage.
Chas. j. Lex, Cincinnati.
c. D. Frazier, Portland.
E. T. Pierce, Portland.
VIM. Newbauer, Portland.
f. L. Passmore, Chicago.
B H. Winston, Portland.
!. Payne, Seattle.
V. D'Anna, Portland.
VIM. NJ. Daniels, Portland.
-. Doris, Portland.
Mrs. j. NJ. Giesy, Portland.
Mrs. A. w. Giesy, Portland.
w. A. Packard, Portland.
willamette.
Geo, H. Fitzgibbon, Portland.
j. Running, Portland.
j. G, Van Orsdale, Dallas.
F. L. Franklin, Portland.
II. A. Albright, Portland.
Miss +, Smith, Portland.
Helen Smith, Spokane.
Il. NJ. Wolfe.
E. d, Evans, Seattle.
Mrs, Sam Galbreath, Portland.
w. Baxter, Chicago.
Seth Bargar, San Francisco.
Z. P, Waite, Portland.
A. Wertheim, San Francisco.
w. r. King, Ontario.
d. A. Madison, Dallas.
VIM. H. Barry, Portland.
w. II. Wallace, Portland.
G. r. Stapleton. St. Louis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

The Bootblacks have organized a
baseball team and have arranged for
game to be played with the en-
ployes of the Fuller & Douglas and
Roth & Graber grocery firms, on the
University diamond Wednesday ev.
ening. The contest will doubtless
prove interesting, and no admission
Will be charged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

Rev. A. A. Moore, rector Of S..
Joseph's Catholic church, is making
arrangements for the painting and
renovating Of the ceilings of the
church. Some decorating work Is
also to be made on the three altars,
which We're recently obtained. The
contract will probably be let to Mr..
Jenny, a painter and decorator of
Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Died ln CalIforula.

Mrs, Mary J, Roscrv. sister OF
Mrs :, A, Jestup and Mrs. sarah
Carpenter. OF Salem. o, r. Coshow
Of Linn county. and Mrs. Keyes. OF
Portland. died nj Hollywood. Cal,.
iornla, July gSd Mrs. Rogers flr.
merly lived 70 this cuy, and let hers
20 30 60 Tinamook 70 reside. she
and her husband hsd been travelling
10, cAlifornfs Teeontiy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Twenty Year Battle.

81 was a loser in a twenty'yea'
tie with chronic piles and malig
sores, until tried BucklinS AZ
Salve; which turned the tide, BY
ing both, till not a trace renal
writes A. NJ. Bruce, of Farmvills
Best for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns
Wounds. 25c at J. G. Perys
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

l'eAiag Piles produce moisture and
e~ase iteAinei this form. A. well a,
hiiad' Bleeding or Pvotrudiss plea
are cured by IA. so~sEkos Pie Rem,
cay Stops itching and Needing Ab.
SSfes sane'S soc a jar AZ druggist,
% 'ent BY mail. reaiise frs<. Write
me aeeai yoaF sAS DR.. Ro.aahs
Philadelphia. Pa. ,k
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Centennial OF RAp,i,, ,,,,ur,h

bluehill, Me. July 3l.-The Ran.
list church here is celebrating the
one handredth anniversary OF ns
founding today, An elaborate nro.
gram has been prepared for the oe.
easlon aud Baptist ministers from
all parts OF the state are here 10
take part In the exercises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31

Salem now virtually has two brew
cries, the one il has always had and
the Albany brewery shipping station.
Prohibition will at least increase the
freight receipts of Salem, even if 1t
does reduce them in towns like Al.
bany and Eugene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward Tor any case Of Catarrh that ea,
not be cured by Halls catak-h Cr,.
r. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
we The undersigned, have known +
y Cheney for the last fifteen wear, ~
oe'ieve him perfectly honorable in ~
business Transactions, and fnspeisnv
Aois 10 carry out any obligations mad.
by his firm. '''1
" waidinS, Kinnan 4 Marvin.
WI Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q.
IN hAs catSTrh Cure is taken intern.
ally acting directly upon the blood .ns
locus SS0u' surfaces Of the system. Ts,,i.
sS O''a.' sent free, Price, Use Der So,.
ne Sold by all druggists. '''
TAKE Halls Family Pills 10, ,on,,,