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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice : hereby given TIA, a meet
inc OF the stockholders Of the Tulsa
Water. Heat and Power company will
ins OF the stockholders Of the Tulsa
Notice Is hereby gwen that a meet
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.
be held IN their Office in the city OF
Tulsa, lud. Ter. az nirs a. II. on the
2lst day Of June. A d. 1890, for the
purpose Of voting on . proposition TO
be submitted a, said meeting TO issue
bonds TO the amount Of $4,000. TO
be secured by deed oi iras, on the
franchises and al other properties
belonging 10 the Tulsa Water. L 81.
Heat and Power company. of Tulsa
Ind Ter
GEORGE q BAYNE.
4 r. PeTymAr. President.
Secretary 6-5-lst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07

Cicero |. Holland
G. 0. D.
GROCER ES
Phone 81, No. PA East Third st.
Flour and Feed
Meats,
In spite Of high prices for meat, we
make special prices this week:
Dry Sale Meat, per ft IL
Smoked Bacon, per fb IA
Breakfast Bacon, per 10 Is
Picnic Hams, per ib IL
Ham, per 70 l5
Empire Breakfast Bae' q, per fb is
Plain Ham, per b 10
! 10 Bulk Creamery Butter, 20
! ft Garner Creamery Butter, .25
Coffee
We make a study Of Coffee, and
claim you get absolutely the best for
the money.
fts celebrated Diadem Coffee, 100
5 lbs eelebr, ed Montauk Coffee 100
This coffee is put out by Bleeker &
Simons, Of New York City, the finest
coffee house in the United States.
10 C. L. Hollands Special Blend
Coffee. IT l-2
10 c. l. Holland S Special Blend
Coffee, Is
10 Best Peaberry Coffee, 20
10 Fine African Java Coffee, 20
Flour
80 lbs Perfection Flour, made by
one of the best mills in the Un-
tied States, lis
90 lbs Princess Flour, made by
one of the best mills in the I'M
ited States, 1.05
80 lbs celebrated Home Mills soft
wheat, u. p. Flour, 1.30
Groceries.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar. 100
10 Bars Lennox Soap, .25
gal. fine sour Pickles 80
lbs small prunes .25
lbs evaprated Apricots -
I cans Standard Corn, .25
, cans best Pears -
Crackers. by box, per 10, .06
Everything in our line at proper
tionate prices.
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on hand 10 devise ways and means
10 protee, your nights.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-19
STOCK MARKET
IN CONFUSION
BANK OF ENGLAND,s ADVANCE
OF RATES TIIE6OAUsE.
Disorderly Break in Prices Is. Caused
by Heavy Unloading Of Speculative.
X Accounts Feverish Fluctuations
Follow-Later the Market Becomes
Quieter with Prices Still Down.

2 New, York. Oct. 19.-The unheralded advance
IN the Bank OF England's discount rate to 9
per cent threw the stock market into confusion
at me opening. There was disorderly break
~ prices caused by heavy unloading OF specu-
lative accounts all thru the list. The first
sales OF Union Pacific We're Of is, 900 shares at
ls4 and 1854 compared with 1871 last night,
A an Copper 1900 shares at 114h and
IL compared with 1855 last night, Reading
1900 shares at 149h and 14e compared with
1914 last night. United States steel 5000
shares at 47A and 471s compared with 49s last
N MartS. Anaconda broke br g points and Great
shown by st; Paul, Northern Pacific, Pennsyl-
yania, Canadian Pacific Delaware & Hudson,
Brooklyn Transit and Smelling, and from 11S
90 ny Atchison, Baltimore s Ohio and South
ern Pacific, The declines generally ran from
large fraction to over point
Inc feverish fuctua tons that usually occur In
PERIODS OF demoraiized speculation developed at
yer me opening. The market rallied sharply
relapses from the best prices. Rallies were
material IN a number Of cases, Great Northern
preferred jumping ~ and Reading, Pennsyl-
W BROOKLYN Transit 1@13s. Shortly before
prices receded to the opening level or below
Reading sold below 14s Northern Pacific lost
and earlier losses were increased substantiallv
slso IN st. Paul Union Pacific and some Of the
specialtles. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
81. Louis fell ~, Pressed Steel Car On and
st. Paul and Smelling g. r - - =
Active inquiry in well-informed quarters gave
rise Use 10 a conviction that the action by the
Bank OF England was only "a protective meas.
t tre prompted by the heavy drain of the Egyp-
tan demand for gold and by threatened resump.
ton OF New York takings OF gold from London.
stock market thereupon became auieter
t t Dut with small recovery in prices. Elk
IRENE declines reached for Anaconda Z, -,Great
northern preferred 5A, Union Pacific and Gen.
era1 Eleetric' SN Delaware & Hudson 81S, Ca.
m suian racine e1 ~, Pullman and Denver & Rio
n oa ~: Losses ranging up to 2 points were
occasional losses were scored, but the under.
tone OF the market was better tho there was
No evidence OF any concerted effort to put ur
o'clock. ." .~.'.e"S' $50 9 "s"An a. 1
supporting orders overcame! the general weak.
ness which followed a drop Of Az in Reading.
pu. me resultant rallies were small and not
iasaoiy held; Reading rallied point but soon
Central fell of g. = E'sc1~ce' Wv .
r. Close: Wheat, December, s1xc; May, ssxc.
Co I'D december. 51Ac; May, 4aase. !, =
w steea quotations ct reported journal
neapolis. Closing figures are hid - 49,
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MARK TWAIN TURNEDDOWN
His Autobiography Tells Of His First
"'''' Experiences as an Author.
North American Review.

my experience as an author auth; began early in
1857: = came to New York from San Fran
emily Charles n. Webb. whom I had known
IN San Francisco as a reporter on the Bulletin,
and afterwards editor Of the CALIFORNIAN. sug-
gested that I publish a volume of sketches.
I had but slender reputa ton to publish it
on, but T. was charmed and excited by the
suggestion and quite willing to venture It If
trouble of gathering the sketches together. I
was loath to do 1t myself, for from the be-
ginning Of my sojourn in this world there
d dust t ought to be. ("ought to was'' is
better, perhaps. tho the most Of the authorities
differ as to this.)
Atlantic states. but knew quite well that 1t
must be of very attenuated sort. What there
Of It rested the soy Of
or 1866, told him the dumping Frog story,
sn apd send It 70 Fe
in New York to be used in padding out "a
small book which Artemus had prepared for
the press and which needed some more stuffing
to make 1t big enough for the price which was
to he charged for It,.
= Webb had made an appointment. for me
with Carleton; otherwise I never should have
said brusquely and aggressively:
well. what can do for you?
ment to offer him my book for publication.
He began to swell. and went on swelling and
swelling and swelling until he had reached
the dimensions Of god of about the second
or third degree. Then the Fountains of his
great deep were broken up an for two cor
three minutes couldn't see him for the rain
1t was words, only words. but they fell SO
densely that they darkened the atmosphere
Finally he made an imposing sweep with his
right hand. which comprehended the whole
room. and said: 's.@
.'Books-Iook at those shelves. Every one
OF them is loaded with books that are wait
ing for publication. Do I want any more
F-cuse me, I don't. Good morning.
g Twenty-one years elapsed before saw Garlic
ION again. I was then sojourning with my
emily. at the Schweitzerhof, in Luzerne. He
called on me. shook hands cordially and said
at once, without any preliminaries:
am substantially an obscure person, but
= haveSat least one distinction to my credit
IF such colossal dimensions that 1t entities me
so mmortality-to-wit: I refused a book of
ours and for this stand without con-.
saetitor as the prize of the nineteenth ces
4 tnry. 80 N.
1t was a most handsome apology, and told
I'm so, and said # was a long delayed re.
svenge brit was sweeter to me than any other
hat could be devised; that during the lapsea
9.ssenty one years 4 had In fancy taken his
'fe several times every year. and always ii,
s.lnw and increasingly cruel and inhuman ways.
ss,Nt that now 4 was pacifed.s appeased happy.
even jubilant; and that .henceforth should
hold him my true and valued friend and never
kin him aRAin. IS
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Security Bank
of Minnesota
Established 1873 !:
Capital and Surplus
81, 700, 900

The Marquis de Cuisine once defined the Rus
sian government IAN absolute monarchy tenn
pered by assassination The present situation
Is described by Constantin Waliszewski as IAN
anarchy tempered by state of siege"
An inmate of the Home for Needy. Confede-
late Women in Richmond. Va, is Captain Sally
l.. Iompk1ns, the only woman who received
commission from President Davis Of the Confed-
eracy. She was captain Of cavalry.
1t was severe criticism made on New York
city by visitor from Nebraska last week who
said: ''Yours Is short change town. In three
days I have had seven different persons try to
cheat me by returning too little change -
The japanese department has made ar
rangements to send teachers and students of tina
middle and higher schools and colleges to Man
churia and Korea free of charge during their
vacation. More than $4,000 persons expect to
make the trip. su.a@-z =
A quaint superstition is prevalent in many
English villages. When woman Is going to
be married every effort Is made to prevent
her from seeing her wedding ring before the
ceremony it Is considered that sight of it
except at the altar is bound to bring bad luck.
The kea is greenish-brown parrot of New
Zealand. which is as dangerous to sheep of
that country. wolves would be-. These car
nivorous birds fastcn themselves the backs
of grazing sheep. tear thru wool and skin to the
kidney fat which they devour leaving the IN
fortunate animal to perish in agony.
There are not enough qualified dentists in
Great Britain to meet the demand is the asser-
ton of London medical journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-19
CHICAGO GRAIN
BANK OF ENGLAND's DISCOUNT RATE AZ
FECTS WHEAT MARKET. .@& T..

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-Advancement by the Bank
of England Of its minimum rate Of discount
caused free selling by pit traders in the wheat
wheat pit. December, 1k@Ac to A@ssc lower,
at 74c to E74hc, and sold at 1875 @74c. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 500 cars, against 64e cars last week and
727 cars one year ago. - r.. ..s 49,
The close was easy with December of Nc at
Cash wheat No. 2 red 74c; No. red, 7a@
731Ac; No. 2 hard, 1915 @75c; No 8 hard. Il
@74c; No. northern, 79@S2c; No. 2 northern,
76@81c; No. 3 spring. 72@s1c.
Close: Wheat, December, 1874 @73Mc; May,
7sM @7sAc.
The corn market was easier, partly in sym
pathy with wheat and partly because of better
weather thruout the corn belt. There was a
moderate amount Of selling for profit but the
volume Of trade was small December opened
Nc to B@Ac lower, at 42A @421ac, and sold
at 1850. Local receipts were 266 cars, with
ITO cars of contract grade.
The close was easy with December % Nc at
42asc:
Close: Corn, December. 42%c; May, 43A
@433sc.
The oats market was easier chiefly because
of the weakness of other grains. December
was h@Ac lower, at 331ac, and declined to
1914 @33ssc Local receipts were 242 cars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-19
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to The Journal.

Boston, Oct. 19.-The copper market opened
weak In sympathy with New York. Trade was
active, with prices from / to 2 points below
yesterdays close. North Butte, Old Dominion,
Butte Coalition and Shannon were the most
active. Selling predominated while buying or.
ders We're generally withdra wn, and ~ as : q
good many stop-loss orders were caught it
resulted In sharp break. After the early
selling was over the market rallied on light
offerings. ~ -. = 1ten
Boston quotations at i pm, reported BIZ
Logan Bryan, 400. Minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce.: 49, .sE.----7:Sc-: -
Arizona Commercial. 80 asked; Adventure. ~:
AHouez. 39A Apex, tx bid Arcadian, g; AZ.
mold BID; Ashbed. I bid; Atlantic. 16; Bos.
bam esaaas 50 q Balaklala Bing-
IoHIon Byte pst -, nsp P bid Butte
g Hecla, 500; Centennial, 27s4; Copper Queen
2 asked; Consolidated Mercur. SO; Calumet &
Arizona, 139A Cananea Central, %; Copper
Range, 81; Cumberland Ely,e12A asked; Davis
DAILY 12A bid; Daily Vest Is u; DEM Arizona.
a asked;. East Butte. II ~ bid; Elm River,
Ia bid; Franklin, 23A; Granny ID; Globe! 8A
bid; Guansjuato, 80; Greene Consolidated, 25E
Helvetia, AZ bid; Hancock. 10 bid: Isle Royale
23A; keweenaw, II bid; Mass, on bid
NARROWER, 10 bid, Massachusetts Gas go bid
{. Michigan. ~; Mohawk 67: Mont c. a. 6.
2S bid; Nevada Con-, POS Newhonse 1871 BID
North Butte, 11lA; Old Colony, 4 y Old Dc
min3on. OS: Oscccla. III; Parrot, 275a; Phoenix.
IN bid; Superior & Pittsburg 25M bid; Pne;i
matte Service. "A bid: Pneumat lie Service pre-
TERED, 3OA Quincy. 1903: Raven, 80 bid; Rhode
Island. Santa Fe ,255d bid Shannon. II Il
Shoe Machinery. 7s5t bid, Shoe Machinery pre-.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

New York to c.. E. Lewis A private cable to
one one Of the leading international banking houses
had been Withdrawn from London for gSnnss eid
6.nTs the heavy 7'ssfa a1as IS
the advance in the Bank Of England rate to &c 6
per cent this morning. e :. 49,
over the Ontario bank affair is another reason
given for advance in Bank Of England rates.
c,S MhallGn says We have received following
London: With the shipment. of gold to Egypt
and protection against American demands. -
o., Watson from New York: An explanation given
land rate is the sharp fall in sterling exchange
here, but this reason is hardly SUFFICIENT as We
are are told 1t vas known here At II O'clock yes
shearson to wballon: don't like the looks
OF the market at all. I had hoped for con-
full import Of the raising Of the bank rate b.
something unusual and may be significant Of
something serious which we have not vet
s5 eaES t5s ss3sax IL. aa
rally would get out Of them for the time being.
1t is a pretty big bet to carry stocks over cleo
tion with the conditions as mixed as they are
here. -" 20
Randolph, New York, to Piper-From what I
can gather, the resignation Of the French cab
met is of great significance to Russian fnan-
c1al affairs, as the new cabinet is opposed to
extending any further credit assistance to
the RUSSIAN government. Ihey believe that q
collapse is inevitable and that the sooner France
pulls out from Russian affairs and faces the
sttuat ton the better 1t will be. Russia, we
understand. has very heavy interest obligations
maturing Nov. 1, and, altho default Is probable
1t Is not inevitable, and this Is a situation
foreshadowed by the unusual action of the Bank
Of England meeting on Friday and advancing
Its rate to 6 per cent which in London indi-
Gates panic process It is hard to say wheth-
e e..o our market which has been taken com
situat ton. certainly favor waiting further
Developments before buying stocks even If our
own situation is perfectly sound and the coun-
try in a most prosperous condition One thing
to be said that default by the Russian gov
eminent has generally been expected by for
e1gn bankers When I was abroad last year
1T was the general topic Of conversation there
fore the situation is probably more or less dis
counted. ~ .
Rosenbaum reports the southwest selling wheat
more freely. So -
Corn opened lower with wheat, pit traders
generally selling. # as3 So ss..E,
Oats following other grains. Isl ss4 v F
The weather map shows light scattered show
erS-Stn Canada and parts of northwest and fair
rains In Illinois and Ohio valley. Tempera lures
lower.
Southern Railway surplus over ali deductions
equal to l.2 per cent on common stock.
Clearances, wheat and -four, S76, 600 bu: corn
$4,000 bu; oats, 81, 900 hl. So
Liverpool close: Wheat, 1ad lower; corn un-
changed to u d lower 49,
Berlin. Nc higher; Budapest x G. lower.
Negotiations for sale of Clover Leaf to Erie
said to have been renewed.
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THE CASH TRADE
CONTINUED DEMAND MAKES M1Lrsr1rrrs
PRICES HIGHER


FLA8-Receipts, rs cars, against 1o1 cars q
year ago. shipments 81 cars Closing pr1ces
minneapolis: cash, $1.10A; to arrive, ST '16H
CoRN-No yellow corn closed at 42%c.
receipts, 9 cars; shipments 2 cars
OATS-No. g. white oats closed at 31hc.
receipts, 81 cars; shipments, so cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornme.,
~; No. ground feed 90 corn and 1-3 oats
1o-lb sacks. sacks extra, $17@17.25; No.
ground feed, y corn and: " oats, so-lb sacks.
sacks extra. $17.25@17.5O: No. ground feed.
a,s corr and 2-S oats, 70-lb sacks, sacks extra,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active demand makes
The market very strong and prices are higher on
~ grades Bran in bulk, $15.5O@15.75:
red dog in laos. $21.75@22; feed in 2oo-lb
sacks 81 .25 additional; In 1Oo-lb sacks, sl.75
ADDITIONAL. Shipments for the day, 1,14l tons.
K1E-No. rye closed Mt bSA @59Nc Re-
ceipts, ~ cars; shipments, II cars.
BARLEY-Quotat1ons ranged from sec to .4sc.
Receipts a cars; shipments, &c cars
ethy, s1l;5o@1s Timothy, No. s Sc; sin;
re, No. / $11@l1 80; prairie, No: 2, s1o@1 $50:
prairie. No 8. $1@s: midland, No. 1. $9@0. so;
midland, No. 2, $e@7.5o; no grade hay, $2.5O@
$50: rye straw, No. 1. SIS. 5O@6; rye straw, No.
2. S4.6O@5; wheat or oat straw, Sd. 80; no grade
straw, $2@3 Receipts, ITO tons; shipments, 10
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MONEY REPORTS

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 19.-Cheese, firm;
daisies. 13@14c; twins and Young Americas
l2A @13c. Poultry, live, easy; turkeys lac;
chickens DC; springs, SIC. Potatoes. easy, SO
Case. Veal, steady; so to eO-lb weights, &c:
60 to se-lb weights 7h@skc; So to lob
weights 81 @9kc. - -, - -s5 b ~.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-Three per cent rentes, 95f
82 !ac for the account. Exchange on London,
25f PIC for checks. - - ':@.s .,t
ST: PAUL, Oct. 1s.-Bank clearings today,
81, 563, JOG. -. -r
Bullion amounting to Es4,OOO was taken into
the Bank Of England on balance today.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 19.-Bank cearings to-
day. 81, 341, s12.25; New York exchange. selling
rate 25c discount; buying rate, csc discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, par; buying rate,
40c discount; London 60-day sight documentary
exchange, '$4.79A. 7 Local money stronger and
no business done under 6 per cent = - =.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat, 7311c..
Calls-December wheat, 73Kc.
Curb-December wheat, 73M@73Ec.
RECEIPTS ANN SHIPMENTS ,c

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, OCT. 10.
Received-Wheat; 321 cars. B37.O5O bu;~ corn,
$500 bu; oats, 81, 1850 bu; barley, e5,340 bu;
millstufs, 12o tons: hay. ITO tons; CARROTS, $50.
=. Shipped-Wheat, II cars 1880 bu; corn, 1890
bu; oats, e, 500 bu barley, 79,2o0 bu; rye s,9l0
1,141 tons; hay, 10 tons; linseed oil. sos, $50
lbs; oil cake, 54e,42o lbs; carlots, eo4.
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MIDWAY HORSE MApRET M,n,.s

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer, st.. Paul, Oct. 1s.-Barrett & zimmerman's
report: The horse market has been somewhat
irregular, but with a good average business
on the whole. Prices are holding Arm. Re-
ceipts have been heavy leaving all dealers
with a big stock. W. H. De Lancey has
load OF loggers, on the market Among the
numerous buyers Of the week was a. J. Hanke
Of northern Michigan. Some good sales were
closed close at the following prices: Drafters, extra,
drafters. common to good $17b to $1e5; farm
mares, extra, $135 to s155; farm mares, choice,
to s115; delivery choice, $155 to S1S5: deliver
common to good, $135 to 1855; drivers, $135 to
$2o5; mules. according to size Sl45 to SOCK Z
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

Inere was nothing doing In this market today
markets Globe and Black Mountain. however
have not suffered much loss, and Helvetia sd,
vanced Y In the bid price. The policy taken
strengthening than Weakening this stock Sew.
eral large selling orders were taken CT, be.
cause OF the belief that by Development only
mine Market at nm -. - =
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Oct 1s.-Receipts
g., $40 lbs. Sc; e. $50 lbs. 1910; 60. $40 lbs,
$e17h Cattle-steady. Sales: Beeyes-s.
Lao lbs. s4.65; 16, $50 lbs. 1925; 10, 1920
8, $50 lbs, s2.75: s, 800 lbs, $3.50. stockers and
Feeders--S. 800 lbs, $3.50; s. T6O lbs So. %;
8. 800 lbs, $685.; TO- 1910 lbs. 1925. Calves
and Yearlings-1O, $40 lbs, $3.50; 8, 610 lbs,
$500; 8, 500 lbs, s3.75.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, OCT. 10.
Milwaukee, o.; Omaha, a2:< St. Louis, 12;
Great Northern, 90; Northern Pacific 9; Great
Western, 80; 500 line, 10; Rock Island. 6.
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OFFICIAL receipts for the past week are as fol.

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, q; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. 12:
Minneapolis 4 ST. Louis. .; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha. 8; Great Northern, 81;
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 1; 500 line, 4;
Northern Pacific, 65; total, 100. Il. ~
DispOS1tiQu Of stock ThursdaY Oct. l&: - :
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THE FLOUR MARKET

STEADY IN PRICE AND SHOWING A FAIR
DEMAND
\, Bids for flour were close to the market and
there was fair business today for domestic
account and principally for quick shipment
change ..'. '"" nv Important
Shipments, 5s,433 barrels. :
FIRST patents are quoted 81 2o@4. 30: second
parents, $a1O@4. 20: first, clears So 256R az.
second na clears $2.4o@2.5o; in wood Min,
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Total sales, 1856. 400 N 80 3 = @---zT
Money on call opened at per cent, high Z
JoWe4h ruling rate 8, last loan g. closed sa
4h@5h per cent. ~ #sS 80 - IS -. :