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Arizona republican., 1906-02-13
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Arizona republican., 1906-02-13

Montaville Flowers, Feb. 18th, at Presbyterian church. He is the most brilliant character dclineator on th= American platform" Telegram,
 Youngstown, Ohio
Arizona republican., 1906-02-13
A JEWISH MASSACRE.

St. Petersburg. Feb. 12,-A massacre of Jews is reported to have taken place al Kalarashi, Bessarabia.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-13
WALSH THE WINNER.

Boston. Mass, Feb 12.-Jimmy Walsh of Newton, knocked out John ny Reagan, of St Louis in the fifth round of boxing match at Chelsea to- night.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-13

Every mother is a trained nurse with the two important exceptions of the uniform and the wages.-Atchison Globe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Roney Boys and
Their Attraction

A farge audience. composed maInly
Of children. greeted The Roney Boys
this afternoon Al The Duncan npera
honse, II II expected that the threatre
win be taxed TO III capacity this
evening, when the talented youngsters
give another musical entertainment,
There will be complete change 81
program tonight.
The entertainment Itself ii well
worth the price of aslmissioa and Thu
fact that the proceeds 10 I'd the bene
NJ Of the schools shonld insure graft
lying attendance The Roney boys
engagement was advertised elaveriy
~ 4 parade of school boys this At
ternoon. The Juveniles marched
throusht the principal streets IN III
'l~ssiness district. keeping step to IT,
beating of bass dr,imi They walkcA
Two abreast, eaGh wearinx red SooIS
caps. and carrying 4 large cArdhoarl
m which was painted ! hues l<tej,
The letters were no arranged thai ~
spelled out "Ronsy Boys T6oA6hl' !
II was quite noyel wAy ~ e6l u
attention 10 the attr1ctlo1 ~ II
drew forth favorable con,ls36t from
the spectators lining tie (e{s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Las Vegas Boy Wins
Honors in Athletics
Joseph Bowman, Graduate Of the Local Normal
May Develope Into Star Sprinter
Of the Country. q

Joseph Bowman Or this city, who
graduated last year from the New
Mexico Normal uniyeesity here and
who entered the University of Mich
igan 1t Ann Arbor III the fall, ID win
ming great name for himself In
athletics and the metropolitan papers
are full of accounts ok his prowess.
The Chicago Record Herald recently
ran q full length picture Of him n 4
track suit under which was the fol
lowing: Joseph Bowman. sprinter ct
the University of Michigan, Who will
have All the west 10 beat this year.
He has been training out doors with
Archie Hahn, former Wolverine. who
goes To Athens to run n Olympic
games.
The following are extracts from
several large eastern papers concern
Ing the young man:
aThe forty yards dash Tin the an.
nual Michigan inter-class meet1 was
rather tame. The runners had stood
around lii the cold 10 watch the snot.
purters, and they couldn't get started
wen. Bowman, 'o9, engineer, easily
Won III AS seconds. Z
snetermined not ID allow interest II
their branch of sport to lag, the
track men. Just through With their
indoor season. have already begun
ID the outdoor work that n only to
end with the conference met II
Evanston next June Several Of them
anticipated Coach Fit1patrick's call
70 outdoor work by getting into the
cpen iii the last few days. Bow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

Edward A. cahocn n 4 native 81
Vermont. born In Tho town of Lynaen.
IN the year 1868. iIe Il of scotch
descent. his ancestors coming 10 this
country ii 1850. Through III great.
srandmother. M II eighth iii descent
from Roger Williams. His great
grandfather was 4 shipping merchant
III Providence prior to the Revolution.
His grandfather was man honored BIZ
Ills townsmen with many positions Of
trust and was member OF the
Twenty-fIrst congress. His father
was D highly respected and success.
full physician Of Lyndon.
Mr.. Cahoon received the best OF
educational advantages, graduating
from Amherst college after the ccm.
pietion of the high school course in
his native town. Soon after finish.
Ing college, he left his New England
home for Minneapolis. where he en-.
raEed In the real estate business un-
III 1884. At That date he came TO
New Mexico and was first engaged
In ranohing M the Red River ceun-
try. In 1887 he accepted d clerkship
In the First National bank or A1bn-
auerque where he remained for three
years and w close application 70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

business rapidly worked his way ,ip.
ssard IN 1soa Mr.. Cahoon casf In his
lot With the promising new country
Ii the salivy of thu recos. ana MS
~ organizer of ihe Bank Il Ros,
wvll. now he FIRST National hank,
80 sen snktitution he has since
served a. cashier.
His interests have since developed
as rapidiy as the fertile Pecos Val.
ley. IN whose remarkable develop.
ment be has played 4 most promin-
ent part. He liz nne of the most IL.
spected and Influential citizens III
Roswell and among other important
offices which he has filled Il the
presidency of the Roswell CONNER.
ciai club. He In A member of the
board Of directors of The New Mexico
Military Institute and takes an ac.
tive interest In the sffxlr~ nf that
institution. He Ii i Knight Templar
and one of tho most prex19hent Ma.
sons Of the territory.
Mr.. Cahoun In 4 thorough master
Of banking and directs with d strong
hand the extensive financial flsSerest
entrusted 10 him.
Throughout the length and breadth
of New Mexico he II respected and
admired BY Wide circle RI friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Final Meetili
sS4a = Il VfsAtS#9
Old School Board

The last meeting = The cld city
board Of sdseattK was held Tuesday
night. 1He ts&ll1lcs of the Old school
board ~ 3tl - and the way pay-
"a III IT, dsrd which VIII meet
The As.t ~ - May, !
ca a. ~ lkt important matters
Wki6x eafae ~ was ne question II
ane5des 1pr TN ensuing year nj view
- ~ t1t that congress may repeal
~ rfe>(ee law.
Thx >hIkh school graduetion sxer~
'ctat$ vii be held ii the opera hoass
- eyening In May Rev. Norman
16&sr of lie, Presbyterian church
has been selected % dsIiyes the Lac..
calaureate sermon.
The commencement exercises Will
be intersperse1 with literaH enter
tainment Iii which Seyefai of the grad
mates viii participate. The program
hHs not vet baen settled definitely.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

man. the sprinter. was the first 10
poke his nose out of Waterman gym,
He and Archie Hahn, Michigan's
Little Champion" took the cinder
road between the tennis court and
Harbour gym. Wednesday. Hahn
wanted to see what the hny who -
pires TO succeed his at Michigan could
do In the open. He coached the Las
Vegas runner on form In the gate
way and In the body Of the hundred
yards dash. find Bowman very
strong, much stronger than the aver.
are sprinter. said Hahn. He win
stand lot of hard work outdoors.
and considerable training down. He
runs the whole distance as consistent
Nv as can be. IN no particular part
does he seem to put on steam or
lag bit. He looks pretty good 70
me,
Every effort Ii being made to DE-
|velop Michigan's track team to re-
gain the championship 81 the west.
The athletes are now doing some ont
door work and II Keene Fitzpatrick
does not have 4 string of conference
champions It win BE because of lack
of material. Bowman Is showing up
well on the cinder path under the
coaching of Archie Hahn, who has
been here this week and y this
freshman remains III college for hia
nm term Of four years he virl be
likely to develop into one Of tie
star sprinters of the country He
looks trifle better than 10 - go
onds now
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
ELECT SENATORS
BY DIRECT VOTE
Of THE PEOPLE


Washington. Amii II resolution
prsyidtng for the election ii senators
oy 4 direct vois Il she people nm
been fasorabls acted upon hy the
house commiste~ u elections of pres
ident, yicepresident and representa-,
sives ID congress-
The resolution. which was satroauc.
"a by Morris of Nebraska. makes The
term of members of HE house fonr
years Instead of two. Both PROPOSE,
tions are 10 ~ accompanied hy an
amendment 10 The constitution
The reasons why the term of mem
bers should be -four years ARE stated
TO be because no party can iaaugurate
its policy In two years.
Arguments In snaoot Case.
Washington, April I2--Arguments
IN the case Oh Senator smoot we're b..
gun today before the senate commit.
tee on privileges and elections. after
an inquiry extending over three years
into his right 10 retain his seat. For.
mer Secretary OF the Treasury John
G. Carlisle opened for the protes-
tants, He win be followed by A. s.
worthington, of the consul for slmoot,
Conference Report Approved,
Washington. April ts.--At the b.
ginning ef todayts session OF the sen.
ate the conference report of the ar-
gent deficiency bill Was agreed NJ.
Cniherson presented concurrent
resolution, including she senators and
members Of the house. In the hlil
prescribing officials from premature
! ly giving ont private Information oi
The government, and II was adopted
Latimer spoke on the railroad rate
bill. ~ -
{ Hunt Bill Endorsed.
Washington. April 1.-THE house
committee on labor took favorable &C
tion ON the Hunt bill. prohibiting In
terstate commerce In prison made
goods.
Postal Agent al Shanghai.
. Washington. April I2.--ln the house
today a resolution calling upon the
secretary Of the treasury for infor
nation and certified copies of all &C
counts Of the United States postal
agent at Shanghai, China. between
the wears 1901 and 1905 was passed
The house then took up the post
office appropriation BILL ~@sz
Russia Agrees 70 Pcstponment.
T. Washington, April l2.-Baron Ru
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Castro Resigns +
The Presidency

New York. April IA report has
been received here that Castro has re-.
signed the presidency OF Venezuela,
ami II temporarily being succeeded BY
General Gomez. sfce.presldent. The
announcement was made by carfus
Figueredo. the consul general Of Ven.
exuela I'm New York city.
Norbert u. Kates. a commercial rep
resentatiye Of Venezuela lin this conn
Try. expressed The opinion that Cas-
tro had not resigned permanently, bui
probably because he was about Ii
take i trip Into The interior of Hi
country and hiai merely left Gomez II
charge of afraIrs.
Report Confirmed. @S
Washington. ApriI is.-senor Garni
ras. the Venezuelan charge here, read
n cablegram from Caracas, confirma
tory to the one received yesterday Al
New York by the consul general there
to the effect that castrs l,ad tempnrs
rily resigned his Office. The charge
is Of the opinion that the president
has decided TO make one Of his period
icai trips to In Victoria for rest ant
recuperatfon. after his severe labors
the past iwnter. but does not doubl
that the retirement . only for a lev
weeks. W.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
HusstA kEcoriArGs ron
AN iMMENsE LOAN

\ Paris. April it-Se9otia;ions be-
tween n. KokossoH. she farner Rus
sian fl1ance minister and Frenel
bankers for The loan of yt0koas,. .ses
are proceeding satisfactorily. fhe ar
rangements for Tho issae IN SATURDAY
Monday hare been completed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
FOUND GUILTY IN
rHREG ihoicTMsHrs

Savannah. April ia--MeSsrs. Greene
and Gaynor. charged with conspiracy
10 defraud the government and en-
he1flsment In conn~csIoa with the
bik government engineering works ID
This vicinity. were found Kuilty by tn
iury this afternoon IN Ill three In
#tiictments against them. They win
be sentenced tomorrow. ]
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Sub 6 dninittees Of Mipel
and Qpsrs Is

Nev York April II Another ggprt
vee htsde 10y M the s,lbcomI1 11ftea
representa- ne anthracite coal o.A,T
tors and Issise workers Il yeaki. A
agreement ana End the men haek d
xoet. &
be miners. who have hNH 1fudeF
consideration since Tuesday the co..
ter arbitration plan of the opert
which provides that me sfrike
mission 81 lso2.0s take vi the slispute
ID far as Il reiatse u. The wages and
the methods fm ~ adjustment ol
conplaints aFe rsady 10 sue aheis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

rinelsnd. n Il. April i.-3r~v<t
Rrigsdisr General Warren r. n6szr-
ton died Il hls home ii Neufi@ld lAst
night i sh~ - d u yeass. He s~rv.
- with distinction dnnnx th4 civil
War en- me staffs of ss<nsral Nor
esn and General Sheridan s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

n Msarue has installed new
fansisd vegetable lAmpeaine d@vics
= his grocery stors. Il eonsists q .
pyrnnid o. hnse pans, apcrink IN
sise fFcn the bcttom np An astaek-
Snsnt connected Vim the hyassat
throws I tiny spray IL water over ths
vegetables constantly and serves %
retain the frsshness ii The GARDEN
truck The spray can 10 reduced
% : light mist
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

II If sunat received Telegram,
CONVEYING The sd lnfcllIssnce Of shv
death n Mrs, Alice Henry. A. T,ae:
son. Arix., wife or Virgil A. Henry
Vim Nas formerly ~ pstmershlp with
NJ sundt IN ne contracting hunlnesl
here Mrs. Henry passed away II
mr. home this inorninT, death belnx
tlse II pulmonary tuberculosis rhs
remains viii be brought ~ this city
for burial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

chiiarsn x Tie Methosllas Eossrc,al
sunday school. taking patf sR
Easter proxrsm are reslueries II ssas
< TIE church tomorrow afternoon II
four O'Clock. Il y very important that
III ~ present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

General Passenger Tr4H.e Manage
~ II Black II ths AteAis1n. Topeka
4 sanfa ~. passsd through this city
thfe afternoon On his xay from TO
p<&& "a sh~ coast.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
STATE REcovER3 r1NDs
~ FUgscT sARk.

Harrisburg, GsoseraeI
Pennypacket lec lciAl stAl
nsent To-Day annQs5eIhg te1 he ~
nnvsal4h q. Sisania has rslg
cred 4lg 5tlis y 6Iih funds, auiouutiHS
to- VI Qee. Wi,ish wera on deposif
AL Entefprise National bsnt of
Al1&. f@uy 1t tho tiine of III faiiure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12
Re2ort Confirmed.

q. q. Green. the well known mil.
lionaire, and party Of friends passed
through the city today on No. ? IN
the formers gorgeous private car. on
their way east from visit In Old Mex.
leo. Mr.. Green controls the famous
copper mines In Cananea.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

Sen. - Rnsxisn ambsssssor. ss41ss
ssslsesf Secretary Rox rhss ths Rss.
slsa government Il sssirsay ~lsEins
" hase - meeting af NE seeenA
sague coafsr~nrs possponsa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-12

:
Napses. April II Viewed as
4 whole, the conditions through
ont the area effected BY the
eruption of Mount vesuvius
we're better this morning than
they we're early yesterday r.
reqneHt detonations were
stili hearS but they we're very
faint. E.
The rain Of ashes has iimin-
ished over the Mediterranean.
For a Time after midnight
the erupti0ns were somewhat
more acute.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
= Byron.

The surveyors for the gasoline motor
road were through here Monday and
Tuesday, making second survey-T
w Tewksbury has sold the Byron hotel
to Mr. Jenny from Muskegon county.
Mr. Tewksbury will move into Howard
Aliens house for the present-Mrs
Knapp, of Fenton. is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs DR. Rpggles-Mrs Alice JOS
lin is visiting relatives in Owosso-E
d WEIGH has been in poor health for
some time but is some better-Mrs
Clara Slovenian and children, of Pal.
estine, Texas, are visiting .her mother
Mrs G s Lewis-Mrs Pierce visited
friends in Howell last week Wednes
day-Mrs Fisher is attending the .ses
sion of the Great Hive L o T M al
Port Hurpn-Mrs Henry Grove is sicl
at the home of Perry Hadsall- Riley
Alden has purchased a jewelry stock il
Gaines and has moved there-Mis
Linnie Bennett has gone to Pulaski, \
Y, to spend the summer with her sister
Mrs DR. McCollom.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
TWO JERSEY COWS FOR SALE.
INQUIRE OF E. o. DEWEY, owes
co
Southwest BENNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Finch and mother
Mrs. Kline, visited the latter daughter,
Mrs. Shoutz, in New Haven Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Mitchell, of
Laingsburg, were guests of the latters
parents Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Har-
vey Dennis. of Laingsburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Claucherty were guests of
their brother, Charles Claucherty, Sun
day.-Mrs. Rachel Beardslee and
granddaughter Lurissa, are spending
the week with friends in Lansing
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Everts in Hart
MELVILLE Sunday-Mr. and Mrs Glen
Haggerty, of Lansing, were guests of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Policy, over Sunday.-Mrs.L Lou Ray
mond spent Tuesday with her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Lawrence, at Maple River.
Mrs. Herbie Wright and baby, of
Lansing, are spending the week with
Mr.. Wrights parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. b. Wright, -Mr. and Mrs. Joyous
and Louie Monroe, of Grand Rapids,
attended the funeral of their grand
mother. Mrs. Monroe, which was held
at the Pittsburg church Wednesday,
Rev. Cooper, of Perry, conducted the
service. Emma Goble and Mrs.
Helen Jobes were guests of Miss Matte
Woodbury., in Woodruff Sunday
Mrs. J. r. Smith is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Thomas and sister from
Ionia this week. Mrs. Ed Colt is in
Bancroft taking treatment of DR.. Hem
mingway for cancer in her face
Alvah Hutchings is having his barn
reshingled. Green is having
his barn reprinted, Mr.. ST. Clair is do
ing the work. A number of the farm
ers have commenced haying, the out
look is good crop of hay, all spring
crops are looking fine. The insects are
are working in some fields of wheat
quite badly, and will hardly pay for
harvesting. Mrs. Libbie Hutchings
is entertaining her aunt from Battle
Creek few days this week, They spent
Wednesday with the formers mother,
Mrs. D Swanson, near Owosso, Miss
Lucille Raymond is helping Mrs. Anna
Lewis with her work few weeks.-
Miss Mary Kimmis is helping Mrs. B.
G. Williams with her work this week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Henderson.

Misses Lima Black and Lulu Amos
left Monday for Ypsilanti, where they
will attend the Normal this summer
The M B A lodge will have an ice
cream social at the home of P P Bishop,
west of the village-Born, to Mr. and
Mrs L Owen daughter, on June Goth
Mr. land Mrs R G Sortor have re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Goodrich-Mrs VIM Lewis and
children, of Ritzville, Wash, are visit
ing relatives in this vicinity-Miss j
Clark left Monday to attend the Mt.
Pleasant Normal-,Once more we hear
the buzz of the mower. Farmers are
very busy in this vicinity-Miss Anna
Millspaugh. of Detroit, is visiting her
friend, Miss Grace Telfer-The Ladies
of the M E church served supper at the
home of5Lew Hook on Wednesday,
Mrs Fred Sturgis is visiting her sister,
Mrs B Fillinger, in Oakley-The sur
veyors have been through surveying
one and half miles west of our village
for new electric road to run between
Grand Rapids, Saginaw and Owosso.
We trust we may be able to see some
thing else besides stakes before snow
flies as they promise to have it in opera
ton soon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Garland.

Mr. and Mrs John Hamilton, of South
Ovid, visited Mrs Hamilton's sister,
Mrs Leroyl Taber, 'tSunday-A daugh-
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Gates,
June 23-Mrs James Lewis and child
rem spent part of last week in Chaplin
with Mrs Wesley Lewis-Mr and Mrs
Ray Taber and son Harold, of Owosso,
visited relatives here the first of the
week-Albert Rood and family, OF
Bennington, spent Sunday with Mrs
Ann Green-Mr and Mrs Samuel
Blakely andsdaughter. Bina, of Chaplin,
were guests at sThomas Howell's Sun
Children's Day at the M F
church, Sunday was a success in every
way. The crowd was so large that the
people could not all gain an entrance to
the church. The offering for foreign
missions was $50. The singing was
good, thesrecitations interesting, es-
pecially so those of little Thelma Tur-
ner, who recited unusually well for a
child.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Fairfield.

Miss Ann Barley, of Owosso, visited
her sister, Mrs. G. d. Fox.-W. @.
Fox and wife and w. J. Baese were in
Owosso Saturday.-The men are inn
proving the looks of the roads in Fair
field by drawing gravel and building
new bridges. Fox attended
the teachers examination at Corunna
last Thursday and Friday. Henry
Stebbins, an old pioneer of this place,
died at the home of his son Herbert,
Tuesday night and the funeral was held
at Elsie Thursday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Happenings Of the World In The Last
Week Told In Brief Paragraphs


There were four slight earthquake.
shocks at Guantanamo, Cuba, Mon
day.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria
Will leave San Sebastian July 2, on
board the royal yacht Giralda, for the
lsle Of Wight.
Col. James Regan, of the Ninth Uni
ted States infantry, located in. Ma
nila, was found dead in bed Sunday.
Death was caused by heart failure.
A cathedral, home for priests, a
convent and a parish church were de-
stroyed by fire Thursday night at
Nicollet, Quebec. involving a loss OF
$500. 900.
After further discussion with the
propaganda, Pope Plus X, Monday.
appointed the Rev. e. J.McCarthy, OF
Halifax, N. s.. to be archbishop CT
Halifax.
A severe electrical storm, accompa.
MED by high winds visited Washington
late Thursday afternoon. President
and Mrs. Roosevelt were out riding
when the storm broke and returned to
he white house thoroughly drenchcd.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
Middlebury.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Dennis are at
tending the camp meeting in Owosso.
Mrs. John Youngs visited her sister
Mrs. Wilbur Bigsford, Monday
Mrs. Mary VOORHEES, went to Owosso
Thursday and will attend the camp
meeting all through. Lew Snyder is
attending camp meeting part of the
time. &c. q. Smith and wife and
Mrs. L. G. VanDyne were in Owosso
Wednesday. Ed. Hickoc is in the
employ of Wilbur Bigford. Miss
Edith Walworth and Bessie Rumsey
are home from Kalamazoo for the va
cation. Mrs. Belle Smith attended
camp meeting Thursday. -Farmers
are haylng Edith Jorea is on the
sick list.