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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Governors OF "a diHeFens States.
mayors and boards OF trade Of 1900
difsrsns sowns and eisies aad ediscsc
os 5000 dinsrens sswspapers in the
vide territory bounded By the Rockies.
she Alleahenies, shs Great Lake. and
the 0ulf, have been invited 90 New Or
leans. April 5sh, esh and 7sh, 60 ssars
In motion great trade propaganda
amoa9 the Latin countries OF Central
and South Americs, and take time BY
the foselock in view Of the trade ex.
pansioo 20 follow the opening OF the
Passms canal. Nos until she canal 10
completed will they wait. but ssimu-
lated by the activity brought about by
the concentration OF work ON the Isth.
mus Of Panama. is 10 proposed as once
TO form q permapent organization for
the purpose Of developing and magni-
flying the trade relations between the
States OF the Valley OF the Mississippi.
the Missouri and the Ohio and the
countries To the South. and sell TO the
Latin Americans those products and
manufactures which are now supplied
principally by Germany and Great
Britain.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

To the Democratic Voters of Alachua County:
have. % various occasions. been earnestly
requested 10 enter the race for state senator
from thi. county. and. until nov. have declin-
Cd 20 DO 81. because had 10 desire ,o oecc=e
the Honorable n. n. McCreary, who has rem
dered such valuable service TO our county in
the State Senate. But Ance he has With
drawn from the race wfn be q candidate.
subject 20 the DemOcrassc pT,asary
Having served In both pranches OF the Leg
islature In the past. I feel that am the better
aualined to serve the oest interests Of our
cOunty AZ this important tune.
Earnestly soliciting your support ~ the COM
in9 primary. Am your humble servant.
JOHN D. DELL
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

AoccFo,ns 20 ~x'Cne' 'ess'ce rar'
set o. Sew aosa' Demoesss'c csnai-
asse 'o' Frss'oen' IN i~H, says Inc
osss"n.n Ac's'"9 Ns~s' inc oec's'oo
Oh sns on.'eo S'ssss supreme Coo"'
sssosfeo 'sss wees. sess 'rosss can nc
'cessr ssAe Fs'o@e 'a seeeees' I" one OF
s"e moss 'mpossan' ana ia''Feseo'ng
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

SINCE the Philadelphia Centennial in
1879 there have been many exposi.
tions. great and email. All have been
Inland and all OF an indus' rial ehaVac-
ter On Hampton Roads, In 1907. it 10
proposed to give the world something
new. The great celebration will be
held nc Q point almost eqoi-dissaDs
from Cape Hensy, where tks Enelish
asss landed shsis ships In the sprinR Of
le07, and Jamestown. where shey final.
~ established their settlement. on one
Of she woss historic b dice Of wsseS on
she faes of she globe. o hssbov which
In she woTds Of Gsnsral Lee. "is large
enough 10 nost all che navies OF eivili.
sssion and deep snougA 70 drown oil
seesioaal dinessness.
OvevlookinG THE spleedid bay, the
Jsmessown Exposisios will In 1907
eommemossss shs bsginaisg Of sAs
Amsssesa Rspeblic, che esnesis Of sAs
wAise Daa In whss 10 noe shs CaissA
Sssses. she sss-eestensisl Of che avvs
EDalish ssssls1sss is sAe nsw world
1t b she mess seasiuscntal eslsbsa-
siee ever plssssd In Amssiea. 0ise.
sssd In territory which hss bspn the
hassls-seosad IN oil Of the gseas wss
in ADssiss; burnt By ssvages In Ice
early days; during the English wsvs
savaesd By fossiGa foes; is wss the
theatre of she chief sssoeGles Of 1851
1855. and ON she rosds saval engage.
mssss have been fought % measurable
% any Vf the military eosniess on
viSginia soil.
The site choses 10 q peculiarly happy
one, bseaoes few Americans born In
this eoonssy are without ancestors
who have @ pessosal istesess In shis
seesiea.
% shis ssme body OF water In 1897
q fsiP-sised naval Feet was assembled
In hoaos Of che fous hund redsh anni.
vsrsaSy u the discovery OF Amesiea /:
in 1907 NO nasion will be unrepsesensed
as che Tremendous naval rendesvous
whieh will be held there.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

gainesville 10 the home OF The Son.
and we have always taken Q lively in
teress in its welfare. There is not q
measure that has ever been advanced
to promote iss best interests but what
We have advocated. and no matter
what comes We shall always be found
fighting for our home.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

The frlends OF c. c. Peiricx hereby an
nolnce his name as = candidate for reelection
70 Ihe responsible position of County COmuls-
siOner from the Third District Mr. PedFick
has served lis constituents aEa bis District
faithfully and his services are rct only desir
ed, but are In demand for another term. A. he
has accomplished a greAt deal OF good Let
the DE noe ats rAlly to his support In the pri.
mary OF MAY 18th. and his friends will assure
the district OF 4 clean and honest. a. well a. q
progressive administration.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

anLnIrre u'~cf - cAuddate um,n
Irr,.tis Ne >.'inrt ~ 'h~ TAem,Era,, A, 80.
cnautN - the primary IN Ma, a. amt I,f.,,ni..
"a t...l orr..i~nrc ~ .h" duties ot ,t'> M.
one - tir most important IN 'he glft a., IN.
pc1Ine R">prcua.N
Tre.tpn. ia. MaIrt -. 10 tt LOVE-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
CHAS BG'DiE

AZ the solicitation OF friends I announce
myself candidate for Member OF the House
OF Representatives sUbject to the will Of the
people. a. expressed at the Democratic pri-
mary electiOn-
shan favor the maintenance OF the State
Cniversity. now Established in this county =.
with liberal appropriations FOR its develop
ment. and the advancement Of public educa-
ton throughout the State.
] believe In Railroad Commit ~siou and .hal,
support any leg islAtion enla King II, pow erS
and Increasing It's usefulne>s
Al measures tending sow I'd the moral de-
seopment and growth Of oar state vii re-
cefve my hearty support
RoBT. T. DAVIS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

It 10 reported that Jadge C. Il. Park
kill. Of the supreme Court Of this State,
will be n candidate tn succeed himself
This fact will be gratifying to the peo.
pie Of Florida. as Judge Parkhill 10
recognized a. one Of the mort Learned
iuri.,s ~ the state. a brilliant orator,
and gentleman OF high ideas and
Conscious Gignty
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

lde>ire :" announce NY caDdidAcl Tor ~,
election io the once of Tax Assessor of Ain.
chua county. With toe experience hay.
had in this position can consistently PROMISE
70 render satisfactory service. Earnestly NJ.
Letting the votes of al Democrats at ia. com.
inS primary. 1m yOdrS Ia Setve iuuartlall-
WILLIS " COL.SoN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Ths Osals Banner was printed on
green paper and she 80. Augustine Rec.
ord was printed in green ink in honor
of 30. Pssriek's Day. The beautiful
shsds srsss In Gainesville sll wore
green leaves I'm honor OF the event.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

w. N. Bradford announces HE can.
didscy for City Tax Assessor, and asks
the support OF the voters OF the city.
Mr.. Bradford 10 the present incum-
bent, and has been faithful and eff. L.
eiens In his work. He will sppreciste
the support OF the qualified electors OF
the city.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

The editor OF The sun wishes TO
thank the brethren Of the state press
for the many kindly words spoken in
regard to he candidacy for the state
senate. We hope alwsys to maintain
their good opinion, and willalwsys Use
our best eGorts To show our high ap.
preciation Of the same.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Hon. Park NJ. Trammell OF Lakeland
10 being talked OF 40 O candidate for
CoagEess sgainss Hon. ). VI. Spark.
man. Az president OF the State Sen.
ate Mr.. Trammell covered himself
With glory, and he has many friends
and admirers who would like to see
him step up higher.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Having served the people two years a.
County Commissioner. | hereby announce nv.
sell candidate for reelection. and should
the peOOe zee rt tO re elect me Z shall serve
them IN the future A. IN he past, To the 5est
VI my know ledge and ability
J y. TOWNSESn
CamPyie March TO- 1885
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

fhs Taylor Coanty Herald 10 now
whss ths thriving city Of Perry need
sd-a nsss-eiass weekly. J. Il. Pound
nsvss issaes o poor paper. and Tho
Hssale 10 now along on the top row Of
Flogida weeklies.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
For the Legislature.

In response tn the solicitations OF many
friends respectfully announce thA, will he a
Candidate for the Lower House OF the Lesis-
lature sub ect to the Democratic primary II
elected promise To do all In my power to PRO-
tect the best interests Of our beloved county
Re~pectfuay, THOMAS A. DOkE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

TAs eeassAeed ban 10 90 have q hear.
i1G sn Wednesday. 10 10 inssrfsres
wish che Rspsbliean machine too
xssA. 10 wos's bs heard 90 mueh In
sAs fssuss. In ises. is may loss its
hearing.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

announce nv self a Candidate for the Leg
:slsture At tpe coming prinary. sub ect TO the
action of the DemocrAtic yOters Of the county
II elected win endeavor to make SOme very
radica! changes Ia the present divorce lax 1
am in favor OF keep.EE the state University
at Gainesville forever.
Alachua. Fla CHAS HpIH;E
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

To the Democratic Voters of District No ?
The undersigned hereby announces himself
as a candidate for County Commissioner of
District No .. and solicits the support OF The
voters Of said district 10 the primary election
May Is. promising IL elec ted faith al and con
JOHN y. BRYANT.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
For Supervlser Repatriation.

hereby announce myself . candidate for
Supervisor Of Registration for Alachua cour.
". suo! !ect to the Democratic primaries. and
>olicit the votes Of the Democratic voters Of
the county, JOHN I. MCGREW
March lOth. l9E
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

some towns IN Georgia ara enjoying
the refreshing spring rains The
streets OF Cave Springs are re.
ported TO be two feet under water. and
the postoffice 10 reached by boat or on
horseback
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Uea. Alfred %. Clais.Ahrams 10 0
san6l9ess sss 0sass Senator fsom Laks
souosu. Ne. Absnnns 10 Q man smi.
nseeay eessd ses ths honor, and would
- Q sss1is - Ais sosssisseass.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

neat wsssy abous o.. Johns eoansy
aashsaa Legislative timber. There are
ssn san6idssss nsnsiossd foe che Low.
90 Heaas asa mo bask psseissss are
Sss % bs heas& from.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

- 1ssisesl Public 0wassship party
- bsss ssasssd % Fresno. Cal. II 10
q hss sswn from which che party gsss
% seasss and % shoaM make 10 warm
sss she cppssssioe.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

In reference to my declination. which ap-
peAred in TIE Daily sun Of srh inst. the same
vas made In What conceived the interest Of
harmony. However. I have reconsiiered
same and am candidate for the State Ser.
ate. n. H. MCdREARY,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
For t'eanty Treasurer.

To the Democratic Voters OF Alachaa County.
hereby announce myself ~ a candidate for
County Treasurer. subject to your act,o, q,
the primary Of May Is. II elected. Deiny "a.
miIiar with the duties Of the once which I
neM tnroash your suffrage for three terms. I
pronise you . faithful and eficient sev~i,.
ahn VIZ MAKE monthly accounting TO You nv
statement AZ my own expense Rsspectianx
k a. PEELER
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

tiis Friends Announce Mis- Candidacy
For This Position.
To the DemocF rats " Alaehua County
senator n. n. McCrea'y. Who "a.
conceded 90 be the most available and
beet equipped man for the position.
having wishdrawn from the Senatorial
race, shose Who have been essociatsd
with Major w. u. Thomas in the cam
psign for the Univessity, recognizing
tho fact that he sOok the initiative, led
the mpaigu, conducted the light and
WOO victory before she joint boards st
Tallahassee, and lhas the success OF
Alschua eoonsy In this nght 10 due 10
HE mastery geDevslship. and further
recognising she faes thas there 10 10 be
o determined eHoss 90 the pavt OF Lake
City asd Colombia eo0nsy 20 compass
shs repeal Of she "Buekmsn bill" and
save she Univsrsity 90 Lake City.
whssh ashs hos already begun and her
agents sss nog canvsssing the state In
the interest Of she movemset. IN view
of shess fscss is 10 deemed sdvisable
sAas Major rhomas rsssis shs lssdss.
chip and b. elected 70 the STATE Sen.
sss from Alashus eosasy.
Major Thomas ssssds Tor the inter.
este Of the ecmmoa people % against
that Of corporations and trusts, and
for oil lsgislstiou that tends 90 pro-
mote shs hsppiness, prosperity and
moral welfare Of she people. for liber-
al psovision for the educa tioa OF the
children Of she common people. for
she moot rigid ecooomy in the coadUes
and administration OF che Affairs Of she
government and the ussermoss public.
isy In the adminissPasion OF the a9airs
Of every and any department. OF the
sovesnmsns In which 10 held iH tsust
che fpnds Of the public and 90 which 10
committed che disposition Of the peo-
pies properly.
Il 10 essential that every Democrat
in Alaehua county who has as heart
tho beet intercees OF his county and be.
lieves in these principles, regardless Of
pass affiliations. come 60 his suppors.
Believing that every Democrat who
has she interest OF his people and HE
county at heart, can zee she wisdom OF
making him our standard bearer in
the great fight to be wsged as Tslla.
hassee. Major Thomas' friends invite
their most earnest cooperation in
support of hs candidscy. at the en-.
suiDg primary elecsios. for state Sen.
a,or from Alsehus county.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Al the request Of many friends announce
ny candidacy for Justice OF the Peace from
District No u, subject to the Democratic pr
mary. Yours for good government
buIar. fla. W 4. WHEELER
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

To the Democratic Voters Of the Eighth Ju'
dicial Ctreui, OF the STATE OF florida
Having served you In the capacity OF state
Attorney since july. A. D. Iae. and trusting
tAa, you have apVroved OF the manner In
w hich have repsesenteA the state aad ols-
G charged my daties. I solkcit y0ur votes ~ sne
coming primary for The position Of state Az
VERY respectfully,
Palatka. Fa, BENZ. r. CALHOUN.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

4 nas nams1 essSAsas ssdssseok
- sask e 6sessaisg hinsslf In sssss
036m0a. fhs jsass had 70 eehs TOO
lnDo - ~ ~ shs ysass 10 was en-.
1nUDoa g.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer states Attorney.

To,se Democratic Voters OF the ta-h MN -
ds,lA. Ctrca, "; Florida:
B~.ey.ns tAa, uy thirteen yeAH rF"''''e
-, law. toSstEc. with ny eNIerience A. .
uro.ecutInx attorney. fully ht NE to di>'hSrsr
me duties Of state Attorney l, therefore Az
the reuues, Of mary friends. announce mS >e'
n candidate for nomination 10 the Denocr"ue
,.rmary for state Attorney for The nsn'h Iu'
J,c,aI Circuit Of Florida. II Dominaied'
plesse myself 10 courteOusly. ecOnoulcAAU
"a ,.,,h,uly discharge tne duties Of the once
and 10 help maintain The dignity and honor o'
'Oe court JOS N. RIVERS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Jsas@na Mess. enc kin9 bee of as.
asHhssass aie& 90 CiRsanmasi gassrasy
q eRysdpslas. Mo has made O great
4sna 81 sReubla assing his sssasis 90.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

~ ~ sosa ~ ths Evsealsass Win burn
u&1n Gsys whg sss drain them and ssass
epsas sessssys These 10 no better fuel
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

xss sassamsss sAas Msw 0sisaas has
aesse sf yslssw fsvss % aessed, end a
n eanims& % % sassssAal jssnAies.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

hereby announce my self AZ a candidate fOs
re-nouinatiOn for Member OF school board
subject to the action OF the Democratic vO-
ters AZ the primary on May Is and II elected
promise continuance ot the faithful service
rendered Ia the past. n H WEEKS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

=. L. Carter win be a candidate at the pr,.
mary election for Member OF the Lower HouSe
OF the Florida legislature
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

q - Ssoss9 Gag % lsw ef eas yoang
- - msssss1 b hssssss sAs wiaews
reose ~ @ss % thss shsy ase afraid
y esss . shlss aaass.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

In defeFence 70 she above petition, |
withdraw my decliuation and inform
my friends that I am O candidate for
the Senate. n. III. MCCREARY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

! hereby announce myself a. candidate
for County COMMISSIONER rom District -Four.
] solicit the vote Of the county. which will be
appreciated by Yours truly,
EE pAI'IIIHE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

sshs hassas ssssssss6 bss che plssss
seszR wAiaA 90 90 shs ysllew ssvss ws
NJ hsssss sss them ees ssa suhssisuse
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

To the Voters OF A!achua County:
want 10 be County Treasurer, and hereby
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Request Senator NecrsssS - Run.
Friends OF Hon. II. n. MeCreary,
appreeiasin9 his efforts for the beet in.
sssesss OF she eisissnship Of AlachuA
county in the pass, end believing that
Q change iu che Office as shis time
would prove detrimental 90 the vel.
fare OF the county. respectfully ask
thas he reconsider HE action in with.
drawing from she raee and shat his
name be rsinsssted % O candidate for
State Senator from Alaehus county st
the Democratic primary on May Is.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

(5isnsd)
8. II. wIExGKs,
n. ". Carry.
7. r. THOMAS,
J. @. EVANS.
&. G. PKDRIcK.
W. r. THOMAS.
VI. b. SAUNDERS.
J. A. CARLISLE,
J. W. McCoLLrN,
J. A. j. STRICKLAND,
A. 4. MCRAH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-27
Millions ECrla2 Place.

When Milton G!cd OH Nov. 8, 1874,
ae was buried liz st. Giles, Cripple
gale, says the London Taller. though
his remains were distributed In 100,
1t is said, and it is not quite certain
now where he actually lies. Earlier
still tile uncertainty sce.is to have eX-
itsed, for Aubrey quantity tells US:
"ui; stone Is how removed; about two
yearc: s.:Hcc TOW ljSl the two step.Ies
to the communion table were raysed.
l gEease 10 Spec. md lie lie together"
Still. even 1T the risk of gazing at
40 Seeds" resting place by mistake,
st. Giles should bc visited today, for
the whole i.c:ghb3rhooi speaks of Mil
ton. 1t WIS quite near. il Bartho.o-
new close. that he lay hi after the
restoration till lie N'as parloned; quite
near, in Ak.cragite street. that he
took the pretty Garden house ut the
end Of IN entry" that suited his
studies. lc!Lg tie qu.ctcst street in
Lon1on"-e:ive,.cE for The studies no
doubt. but pc. laps the recon for tho
flight Of hi; frivolous young wife
London Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-27
A Horses Hands and Feet.

The horse never puts his heel on the
ground, nor even the ball Of his foot.
He stands up on the very tips Of his
toes, and this is, in part. the reason
why he can trot SO fast. Dobblns heels
are half way up his hind legs, and what
we call his knees are really his wrists.
The part corresponding to the upper
arm Is short and is so embedded In the
muscles Of the shoulder that the elbow
comes next the body, but the horse has
only one digit to each limb, and the
wrist bones are comparatively small
The so called ankle, then, Is the
knucl;le, where the digit joins the hand
or the foot. and the foot Is only q
single thick finger or toe, with a great
nail for hoof. The lower half OF the
horses fore,eg is really a gigantic
hand, with only the middle finger and
a piece ort Of the middle Of the palm
while the corresponding part OF his
hind leg is big. single toed foot.-St
Nicholas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-27

DR.. Bernard Hollander, the eminent
brain and nerve specialist, read paper
on "WOman-Her Brain, Mental Capac.
ity and Character" to the chronological
Society in London recently. Although
women's brains were smaller than mems,
that did not, said DR.. Hollander, make
women inferior to men In intellect.
When her intellect was developed by
education and she excited her powers to
the utmost she could equal and even OK
eel man. The smaller size of women's
brains merely meant that they had less
force, less energy and less animal pas
sion than men. The danger was that
women should starve their hearts by
nourishing their intelleots too much, and
80 become incapable Of love. Marriage
and domesticity would always be to most
women their chief hope and aim In life.
But the women whom men wanted fol
wives were restful, happy women, and
the overcultured woman was neither
happy nor restful.
DR.. Hollander made the following
among other remarks: "Woman seeks
happiness in the qualification rather OF
her feelings than of her intellect" "a
woman's nature longs for companionship
She must have some one to talk to. "
"Love does not fill a mans nature as II
does woman's. 1t Ia only In his leisure
hours that he devotes himself to the girl
or woman of bis choice" "Women, as
a rule, are good cOnversationalists. Mer
will talk if you give them subject
Women can talk for hours upon moth
ing" VANITY is greater in woman, con
ceit greater in man." "a woman is sci.
dom generous to her enemies" "Ir
times of trouble no amount of work car
make woman ill.," "Man loves power,
woman loves admiration. A man re-
spects, a woman adores." "a man ir
love is in hurry. He rushes through
all the stages of emotion as if he wanted
to have done with them. Woman wants
to linger on each STEP" "The man who
is really in love will glory in submitting
to the commands of tho woman he loves
and will be as patient as big dog with
children" "Man may take the lead
but it is the woman who guides.
"WOman is not inferior to man. She il
only dissimilar, and sensible woman
has no desire to be like man, for thu
more she resembles him the less is hel
charm for him and her power over him. ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-27
An ApimAl Story For
Little Folks
MOI so BADLY made
AFTER ALL

One day the giraffe and the elephant
met on IL plain by the side OF the river
Nile.
II agree with YOU" said the giraffe
hctly. I'VE were made to be perfect
sights. Why, in the name of goodness,
were we not made better looking! l
can't for the tfe Of me see. Look at
my rubber neck. It's so long and ugly
that feel uneasy whenever go out IN
society. Why, can't find place Ill oil
Egypt where l can get collar to ut
me. and even II could could not get
money enough together to pay for hav-
Ing it washed"
"True. true" said the elephant sadly.
"And just look what sight am. It's
bad enough to be covered with hide
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-02-27

II GUESS WE WERE NOT MADE 80 BADLY
like leather, all wrinkled and ugly,
without having to have a tail put on
my front end as well as my rear"
II don't see," cried the elephant,
switching his proboscis angrily. "why
they ever made US such frights."
But Just then 1t was dinner time. and
both were hungry.
Mr.. Giraffe reached gracefully up
with his long neck and took mouthful
Of sweet palm fards.
Couldn't have done that without
your neck" said Mr.. Elephant.
Then he reached down and got q
good wisp Of rich grass and put 1t into
his little mouth.
Couldn't have done that without
your trunk" said the giraffe.
"True," said the elephant. II guess
we weren't made 80 badly after ALL
Detroit Journal.