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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

tiAreas de terreno quebrado a pas.
tos y malezas, contenisndo planta.
clones de cafe y plAtanos y dos ca
sas construidas con maderas del
pals y techadas de hero galvani-
zado. Linda por el Norte y Este
con el rio denominado sYuness por
el Poniente con tierras de Ia Suce.
sion de Don Jose Dolores Villalo.
bos y con las de NGximo Otero, y
por el Sud con las de este dltimo.
Per Auto de esta fecha dictado
por el Honorable Santiago B. Pal
mer, Juez de este Distrito judicial
Municipal, y q los efectos del arH.
culo 393 de la Ley Hipotecaria y
44I del Reglamento modi6cado por
Ia orden General n1mero 80 de
cuatro de Abril de mil ochocisntos
noventa y nueve, Sc manda pu-
blicar el presente en- el peri6dico
LA DEMocRAcIA que se edita en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico, por tres
vecss y termino de ounce dias ma
turales a contar desde su insercion,
con el fin de que los que Sc cream
perjudicados, acudan { hacer uso
de su derecho dentro del expresado
termino ante Tribunal competente
y en- la forma legal que proceda.
Dado en- Utuado de orden del
Honorable Santiago B. Palmer,
Juez Municipal del Distrito Judi.
cial Municipal de Utuado, , exten.
dido bajo mi frma en- este dia dies
y ocho de mayo del mil novecien.
tos siete.
Antonio coLoN,
secretario de Is eOttS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
IIcaIdIa Municipal de rOroza'

ORDENANZA, acordando el re-
mate de los servicios del Medciinas
a enfermos pobres = "Iimpieza y
arreglo de plaza y GALES, "ENtrac-
ci6n de basuras, "Gastos de alum
brado pdblico y "Reparaci6n de Edi-
fcios Municipales " en- q proximo
afio fiscal de / ,9o7 a 1908.
POR CUANTO: SegGn la Ley
Municipal en- su Secci6n 90, Gaculta a
los Concejos Municipales para contra.
tar mediante subastas, todos los ser
vicios pdblicos y compras de efectos
Y materiales.
POR TANTO ORDI>NESE por
el Concejo Municipal de Corozal 7 X.
SECCION Sc sacan 4 rema-
te y Sc seiialan para el dia s de JUNO
pr5ximo, los siguientes seryicios mu-
nicpales, bajo los tipos horas que Sc
eXpresan;
Medicines a enfermos pobres
5000. 10 de la mailara
Limpieza ! arreglo de plaza y ca
lies. $365, II dc la maiiana.
Extraction Dc basuras. Sl2o.
I de la tarde,
Gastos de alumb-ado p1blieo.
$3.50. de la tarde
Reparaci6n de Edihcios Munici-
pales. 5 300. ! de la tarde
SECCION "a. La subasta se
llevara 4 efecto en- la Casa Cousisto-
rial Y ante la Junta Adjudicadora, Ia
que admitird proposiciones hasta una
hora antes de la sc1alada para el re
mate
Los pliegos de condicioncs y mo
delos para las proposiciones, Sc hallar
de manifesto Ell la Sccrctaria del Con
cejo,
SECCION ga Las proposicio
mes que Sc presenter Vendrln en Pile
gos cerrados Y alompajadas del co
respondents rlciho dc la Tes0reris
municipal donde conste haber consig
nado la tianza provisional.
SECCION a. La comis6n ten
dra derecho 4 rechazar cualqulcra
todas las proposiciones presentadas ,
en- este case dispondrd del medic ma:
ventajoso para el municipio.
SECCION 5a. Esta ordenanz1
aprobada que sea porel senior Alcaldc
einpezara a surtir sus efectos
Ramon Rivera Fuentes, Secretari'
del Concejo Municipal del Corozal, =. +
CERTIFICA: Que la que 4nteeed
es copia fiel exacta de una Orlenanz
votada acordada por este Conccjo Mu
ncipal en- session dc lecha MAYO ~ 1907
Y aProbada por ei senior Alcalde ell so dc
Inlsmo mes.
Corozal p R JUNO ! de Igo7-R7
mon Rivera, Secretarlo del Concejo-
W B2 J Bou Alcade
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
La Ultima Moda

Esta elegante publication de mo-
das Madrilefa es la mejor del mundo
satisface los mas exigentes gustos
con los preciosos fgurines, acuarela,
patrones, labores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
vestr pucda necesitar.
Mediante diez osntavas Sc env4a
IN rirero de muestre a quien 10 So
ii5it- le don Iaocente Rivera, parada
/. pueTta de Terra, San JEan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
En- Il lEGIS7RO CIVIL

Sc han inscrito EN- el Regis
tro Civil los nacimientos de Rosa
Matanzo y Jaranillo, Encarnaci6n
Adorno Montafiez y Alberta Rios,
y las defunciones de Ana Jefferson
Balbuquer, Leocadio Calder6n, Ju-
liza Rosa y Francisco CorderO Fuer-
teS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Pol VORA EN- SALVAS

81 Heralds, nuestro estimadi- (
simo colega, acude en- sus apuros 4
Mayagiiez.
Y pide que liable el jurado. ,
va 10 preveiamos,
El jurado en- esta ocasi6n es
una lujoslsima mampara.
Un grandlsimo parapeto.
Sea enhorabuena: que liable!
Los ilustres puertorriqueiios
suscribientes del laudo tienen su
opinion en- asuntos literarios.
LA DEMocRAcIA tiene la suya,
que puede ser distinta; que puede
ser en- absolute adverse.
Y el p1blico tiene algo mas
que ESQ: tiene la potestad de juzgar
y fallar.
De ahf que demos al p1blico
todos los datos 4 fin de que forme
su opinion por 81 propio.
Ante ese juicio solo cabe incli
mar Ia cabeza.
FL jurado, que no debfa supc-
ner en- un espafol la audacia insig
ne de injuriar 4 Puerto Rico eD
unos juegos aorales puerto-rique-
hos, vic sin duda la question bajo
su aspecto artfstico.
lie pareci6 de perlas el roman-
ce y le acord6 81 premio.
Ahora, cuando los nativos Pepe
Diego, Eliseo Font, y Martin Ira
vieso vean Ell otro aspecto, el politi-
co, el patri6tico, pensaran como EI
TEMPO, como LA DEMocRAcIA,
como el pals.
Hay cosas que Sc caen de 81
peso.
Escribe Ell Herald0.'
sAdemas, l6gicamente, 81 afro
ces epitetos y aggression insensata
existen en- ese romance ic6mo pen
sar que tales cosas procedieran de ur
puerto -riquefio?"
Pues, sencillamente, de igua
medo que procede de un espafiol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

Leopoldo Cano, aquella saeta en- que I
Sc supone que en- Espaia no cabe
el que tiene verguenza.
Y de igual modo que de Ks-
pronceda procedfan aquellas estan-
cias rotundas en- que Sc dice a los
espaholes que smares de eterno liam
to no bastan a borrar 81 mancillas
que sviven apaticos en- tanta mel
guar y que sdel honor les queda So
10 la memorial
De Espafia TN espahol y de
Puerto Rico TIN puerto. .riqueho d.
ran ESQ y mucho mas. Pero nj un
puertorriquefo ha de decirlo de Es-
pafia nj Tin espafiol de Puerto Ri
co.
Porque Espafia no 10 consen-
tiria.
Y Puerto Rico no 10 consiente.
"Que hablen esos patriotas!-
exclama el HeyaIdo-no sea que es-
temos asistiendo, sin darnos cuenta,
al derribo de reputaciones polfticas
que estorban al paso febril de am
biciones ocultas.D
Esto, sencillamente, es mar.
charse por los cerros de Ubeda. A
los hombres de LA DEMocRAcIA
no estorba la reputation de sus com
patriotas.
Ayudan 4 formarla; dan su vo
to y su voz para que SUDAN y cree
can; son admiradores profundos de
genio de Pepe Diego y del talent'
de Font y de Travieso.
Lo cual NADIA tiene que yer col
el asunto en- debate.
No q nosotros, sino q otros es
torban las reputaciones insulares.
Aquf levantarfamos no va sol
la de Pepe Diego, Ia de Acuha,
Soler, la de Zeno Gapdfa, la d
Matienzo, la de Was, ETC., sin
tambien la de Barbosa, la de Rosy
J Ia de Santiago We've, Ia de Come
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
Sc ACaBO EL BOLOR

Con ell aneStesioo <Dentudo1
to btiene la cSmpleta auseneis del
d 2ler ea tod4s las estracciones den
tales. De ventA en- la farmaeia de
SColon1. Plaza prtnoipal, San
Jusn. Diriiase la cOrrsSpendeneia
al s,flor NJ. NJ, P. O. Box AL San
Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

de y abarca mucho campo, mucho
campo.
Comprende 4 la isla, 4 la isla
entera, y gozamos 81 un insular sc
distingus y Sc eleva.
Aunque sea republican,.
Y concluye el HERALDo:
-sHable de Diego liable Ira
vieso-H liable Font Cuillot. Tres
puerto-riquefios que han premiado
epitetos atroces y agresiones insen-
satas al buen nombre de Puerto
Rico.s
No, amado compahero. opre-
miaron la aggression nj los epitetos:
premiaron los octosflabos porque
creian y Green que valen algo, que
valen mucho.
10 cual no qulta que nosotroS
pensemos que valen muy POGO 8 que
no valen NADIA.
No hay que confundM.
81 jurado emitfa este juicis en-
su laudo:
-sNuestra impression general
es que atraviesa una tremenda cri-
sis Ia literature puerto-riqusfia y
que esta crisis emana y es reAejo
del estado psicol6gico de nuestro
pueblo.S
Seguramente.
iPero por d6hde iba 4 adivinar
el jurado que entrarian q detsrmi-
l mar su impression no poemas puerto
riquefios, sino poemas antipuerto-
riqueiios?
lC6mo iba & prssumirse que en-
unos Juegos florales Sc diera el case
deun sekor de Canarias ensafiAndo-
Sc con Puerto Rico, 4 reserva de en-.
salzar & SUI patria9
j, FL romance de Real es yTalmen
z te TN colmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

Hotel "Inglaterra", bajos, Tetuan.
Juan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank
Farmacia "Col6n" Plaza aBaldoriotyS
Iohn Giller y CO, Plaza aBaldoriotyS
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
EAST SPRINGDAEE,.

June H. There has been Son- siderable work done upon the road leading east It. the mena- tam.
 E4ef4 body k very busy, hay ng been out of their eropS on account ot strawberries. and this nlse weather k eery acceptable. Mi Grace Money hun has been employed aS assistant tearh- 1T Il Stony Point
 Me are requested to announce Hat the school eIeetio Il Fish back will bc held Juno 10th. On account ol the strawberry rush there was no cle, tinn held 1t the regular time.
 1,he school election WAS held t Monitor last Saturday \ seven mlll tax was voted
 Misses Retha Kyle. of Sonora and Nellie and Grace Money hun are attending the institute Il fayetteNi!le.
 An lee cream supper was held tt the residence oi Mrs. Goodman. at Hewitt Springs thursday night the proceeds which are to be applied to the purchase ol an organ fef the Friendship Sunday school. amounted to about @l+
 Os6aoIA.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

June l0 D N Davis returned I lev days since from I visit to Atlanta, Ga., bringing his moth CT with him who will make her home with the family ot her son.
 ouinle Blowu laid off three days last week from the store aad put III three good round day s balldfng q fence around his yard.
 fd Bratton carried several box es ei apples to the depot Monday afternoon and got Sush II good prices for them he iS going to de | again. There k money m fruit this year and don't you for eat Ii.
 1au.t we petition to have Ark 3nsas changed to Arkansaw : Arkansas sounds too flat. IL htsa got the stamina that Ark auSaw has. Let us spell II aS 1t 1S pronounced
 Nf. and Mrs. Wilson of Pea kd@e were guests of J \. Far le4 and family Sunday and Sun daA night.
 Mrs Jackson and children 0ho who have been visiting AIr. and Alts Eratton for some time left Monday morning for Bcnton- FlIIe, their home.
 This country wds blessed Sum da4 evening with | r4in that eIaddtned the hearts oi every ane. II wa> just what the faf- mefs needed
 There are aS nice strawberries ia the patches as have been pick ea. and quite d sprinkle ot green berries ale tu be seen and also some neW blooms. We mas rA- pet fiPe berries Tor another week i not longer
 banst Worry stepped inta Efo. Ale9aaldA> shoe shop te have same work done when he inform ed us that hr waN wears ot 4ee that day, June the sta.
 AIf. Baxter bought | lawn mower Saturday and that after naen he gave his 4ard the closest sAinale T has had. H. h4s the ffettie=f flower yard ~e haxt S6tn4
 DoN,r WoRRY.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
1hsisbborbood 'news
ELM SPRINGS.

June IL. Miss Dora Dingle is spending some time visiting friends al Carthage, Mo.
 Miss Florence Groxdale IS at tending commencement exercises al Fayetteville this week.
 Mrs. T. r. Wasson and chil- dren, of Dyer, Ark, are visiting relatives at this place Mir. Wasson will come np later on,
 k. II. Mekinnon was q candi- date for township trustee i'll the Demooratie primary held i'll the new state, Oklahoma, Saturday. Rash was al one time constable of this township and made good one. Ills friends here hope he Is d winner.
 The road leading over the hill south of town has beed changed so as to run across the field due south of the evaporation. The road iS shortened and made better in every way by the change. W ork has begun on the lime kiln
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
WHITENER.

June lo. James Byrd of Buck eye, has announced his candidacy for sheriff of Madison county. Wilkins predicts for him | bril- liant victory.
 Miss Oya Lane of this place k teaching q successful subscrip- ton school at Buckeye. She has been secured by the directors of that district to teach the public school this summer.
 Rev. Mark Youngman of Spring Valley preached at Buck eve last Sunday at l l D. III. 10 q fair audience.
 There will be | basket supper II this place next Saturday night the proceeds to be used in buying new seats for the school house.
 There will be 4 celebration of the glorious 4th at Macedonia this year. Several prominent speakers have been secured to enthrall and enthuse the people with their Giteronian eloquenee on the day.
 Tom Eubanks Is the happiest man around this week. He says he has a brand new bouncing girl at his house. He also tells us that the Rooseveltian theory k the best.
 Mrs. Sallie Coone and daugh- ter Minnie, who had been visit ing here for the past week Jeff for their home at Bragg, Okla, today.
 WILKINS MIcAwBKR.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
A PLEASAN1.f fRIP.

Spriugdale. Ark June ll, l901.
 Ed News hand yau a few items of mY trip to Riehmond. Cur party consisted q has. Vance, vile and ban. Mr Bag gett and son. ot Fayetteville, and myself Arkansas was well rep resented at the reunion Some 40 or 50o. The parade vas fine, and ArkauSaS made i good showing. Senator ] H Berry. our beloved commando. received ovation after a9afiaa an the route and wr could hear "IIur- rah Tor Arkansas an eteft side.
 Horses wefe going Tor = to sl0, but as bok would have it, some one fuFnishrd ae with horse free oi large but from the way he performed, he had never had 225 polmds on hlm be- lore. ENerytmne went ott pleas antlS aud II WaS fdr ahead of former reunions, and the sight seeing Wa grand F hr monu- ments of Jett Davis. Stewart. Lee and Washington Ill the city, and President Monfee's and Winnie Davis toombS and many others in the Hollywood cemetery.
 The old soldiers were cared for in grand st{ lt, and Il some of the boys took on too much tea. i the mayor would send them to the hospital and give them q good nights rest and breakfast, and then they were O. k.
 We went to Norfolk on boat on which there were about 700 on board, loo miles to the exposition. w passed several noted places, James Island, where the English established the first settlement Ill l607, i Fort Morrow, where Jeff Da- vis was confined when Il pris- oner We visited the lair, after passing through the Hampton i roads.
 was in eight different states besides Arkansas. l went by tle way of Memphis, eorinth, Chattanooga and Aslfsille to Rich- mond, back by the way of Dan vile and Charlotte, S. G,, Atlan- ta, Birmingham, Tupulo and to Memphis. Going up Broad Xiv 1T 30 miles before reaching Ash vile, you would say that noun tains of Arkansas were small, and l would say that if you want to think more oi home, take the trip east.
 met Prof. Shinn of Washing ton, who was looking we'll | also met N. ]. Bryan. Gov. Swanson of Virginia, and Mrs. Hayes, daughter and two sons,
 she is'Jeft Davis daughter and Mrs. Stonewall Jackson. The Exposition is not completed. Wait one month before you go and Il will be much better, The War Path Pike k not complet- ed. You will find many histori- cal points to visit Battlefelds, Forts and etc. You will find the people very soeiable.
 NJ. D. VANCE.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
NOTICE

We will give prize of SS in cash on next salesday, June x. for the best loaf of bread made from either "PerfeetionH or eOak Leaf flour, and S2 Ill cash for the second best loa This con- test IS open to all Call OH k. RalSton, Sprlngdalt. and get t sack of this great flour and enter the contest.
 HIAwATHA MILLING Go.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

and Il MS neres9ary to move the road to eet room for tic lime works. These#, hanges are being made bt tAe parties who bought the T. |. Webster plaCr, nearly all of whom are Italians living u Tontitown.
 Rev. Gray of Springdale who has been announced to preach II the Christian church fourth Sun day morning, will also preach al , D. Ill. II Is desired that every one come prepared to have dinner on the grounds.
 Samuel Delezier and Miss Au- dra Reed surprised their friends by getting married Sunday after noon, June ,. The groom is the oldest son of AIr. and Mrs. R...W. Delozier and k associated with his father i'll business 1t this place. The bride k the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reed, living on Spring Creek Both young people have large circle ol relatives and friends who extend every good wish They have gone to housekeeping i'll the house built last year by Mrs. Callie Wasson.
 The members of the baseball club at this place will give an
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

(. r. Renner waS II Fayette- vile Wednesday on insurance business.
 Ed Weleh left Tuesday for Kansas on short business trip for the Peters Shoe Co.
 W. l.. Stokes made trip to Winslow Tuesday for the pur- pose of buying trmt.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E Brogdon are the parents of | rew boy, who made his arrteal first ef the week.
 Col. M D. Nancereturned first ot the week from the Confed- crate reunion Ut Richmond, Na., and reports | glorious time
 Miss Eva Grimes, ot Prague, Oklahoma, arrived Monday and will spend tile summer here with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Fugatc.
 The steam roller which wa, purchased bY Judge Williams for use on the roads el the county, a>riyed at Fayetteville Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Garl Driver, liv. ing southeast of Spfingdalt on the Solon Henson tarm. are the parents of a fine ha1 Ulo arrived Monday tic t0th
 Miss Clara Henson went down to Fayetteville Sunday to visit with Miss Erln Edison and at tend the ol commencement, returning home Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Ethel NNC.aa arrived from Eovkfofd. California. rucs- day on l visit to relatives aud friends Mis- E.the1 k daugh- ter ol Riley Mteiar4 who former iy resided Heaf# #sPfiHgdaie.
 Mrs. $. C Henson aud Mrs. k. Breeding tett taf Walnut Grove. Mo. Thursday el last week where the4 viii spend | week or two visiting AIr>. Henson daughter, Nfs. Butcher. aud others.
 The Cherokee Summer Normal began Il fahfequafi Monday with du enrolment of nearly 5o0 \ mmber ot .ffkaa=8s people arc in attendance. among whom is Miss fannle Graham u Spriug- dale.
 Hugh Patterson feIt df>t of the Wrek fef Cushing Okla. where he wiIl Alsa with=relatAcs and expects to remafH sume tune If that climate i~ beneficial lo his health @hisa Las been poor for some tune past.
 Harry SWast~eat ha> traded his residence property iR the vet part oi town aid ten .fef5s south Of town to <. F.Wait fer the Geno Roberts property Ill the east part ot town and will move t0 SdHt it ff1 edfIt ffa te-.
 Ebert fiHebafeef. ~bile sit ting on the pareh saHd1F alter noon wate hing the rdjn Wa~ >e- yerelN stunned b4 lightning and thrown from the porch to the yard. and while nal seriously iH- lured Has shaken up considerably.
 We are requested to announce that the Peach Growers EN- change will meet Il tAe oiticc ot J. $. Ewdlt II , r. m. Saturday when every member must stlpu- late the amonnt oi crates that he will take during the lomiug ~ea- son.
 Mr> x. r, Putnam, who had been in III health Ter some time. died Saturday afternoon at her home III laa4etteHiiie. f he rc-
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

iee cream supper Friday night, June l4, at the home of Dr. ]. N. Fergus The proceeds will be devoted to securing better equipment for the nine. Every body k invited.
 It k simply wonderful how crop prospects have improved in this locality. Wheat and oats will make an average crop, the oats Tn some instances being un- usually good. The warm wealth CT and rain Sunday k causing corn to start of i'll good shape Apples are better than expected some growers reporting the best prospect they ever had.
 EGJzAISEH.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
FfIE. UNIVERSITY 0f ARK
 ANSAS.

The following elections were made by the Board of Trustees of the niversity first of the week N. r.. Simpson. Seeretary; W II. Morton, Treas urer; Judge J, N. Tillman, Pres ident for term of five years. and salary increased to S4 ,000 per year. Professors who are heads of departments for terms of four years instead of ole aS heretofore. w. C.. Nincenhe1lcr, Director of the Experime ntal Station, salary increased to 5 900 per annum. Teaching force increased by the election of four additional teachers.
 The graduating exercises Wednesday were largely attend ed The senior class for this year numbered over sixty and Ill 1t Springdale had the honor to have d representative, Miss Ol- lie Limbaugh who received both the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and 4eicentiate of Instruction. The baccalaureate address by Dr. Jas. E. AsweH ot Baton Rouge, La, was an eloquent and polish ed deliverance and was ireauent- ly applauded.
 l. r.. Mcconnell of Charleston. Ark, d member of the senior class, who filled the Methodist pulpit in Springdale for some weeks carly in the year was the winner of the William Jennings Bryan prize of S2o, the presenta ton being made by Hon. J, J. Doyne. Acting Gov. pindall presented the diplomas to the graduates and spoke eloquently of the work of the University.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
\Dl

| hose indebted to E'arrar Dc. Go. are expected to call without turth 1T notice and settle seur note or account.
 4-2t Ghas Henson
 N. C. Ownbey carries lhe tiu- est line of fishing tackle to be found in Springdaie. Every thing necessary Tor the tishefmans including hooks, minnoW Seins. hnes, reels, poles, taekle boAes, lninuow buckets, ct, ete. Ii Yoa want to really enjoy tonr next fishing trip get oae et those steel rods which heis sell ing it ridiculouslY low prices.
 Jeff Banks at the burr mill for the next ten days vii! pax 5o cents per bushel fer good shue k ed corn.
 We will pay the highest price ii cash for Pie Plant. Peas, Beans and all kinds oi early veg etablrs Also Strawberries and GooScberries.
 Springdale Grocery Go.
 We have just received new car of An!slicaf; Fence - to 45 cents per rod.
 SpRINGDAIF HbW. Co.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
There Are Few

people who know how to take care of themselves-the ma jority do not. The liver is the most important organ Ill the boby. Heroine will keep il i'll condition. Y (. Simpkins, Alba, Texas, writes: '.l have used Herbine for Chills and Fever and find 1t the best medicine I have ever used. would not be without it. It is as good for children as il is for grown up people, and l rec ommend it, It is fine for La Grippe" w. C. Ownbey.