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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
NO PROGRESS IN RUFF CASE.
Only Likely Talesman Disqualified and
 More Are Ordered.

More Are Ordered.
 San Franeisco. May 2.--No progress was made today toward the compile tion of the jury that Is to try Abra- ham Ruef on Ahe charge of extortion of money from keepers of French res taurants. Only one taIesman was ex- amined and he disqualified himself py declaring that overnight confinement of the jury would disturb his mind SO that he would be unable to reach fair verdict As Judge Dunne stated frankly that he would, if conceived his duty. keep the jury out for the re- mainder of the year." the states chal- lenge for cause was allowed. Another venire of twenty-five talesmen. the sixth since the securing of a jury was begun, was issued by the court return able tomorrow forenoon.
 Ruef today moved for change or venue declaring, under oath. that ne believes the sentiment against him Tn the community to be so general that he cannot obtain an impartial jury or a fair trial in San Francisco. The mo ton will be argued or submitted af- ter the jury has been completed ana the prosecution has filed number or affidavits in opposition to It. An ad- tournment was taken until Monday' out of respect to the memory or ou- perior Judge Hosmer, whose death o'- curred yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
New Portuguese Mlnistry

Lisbon, May 2.-The Portuguese ministry has reorganized and is now constituted as, follows:
 Premier and minister of the interior Senhor France.
 Minister of justice, Senhor Abren. Minister of war. Senhor Vasconcel- los Porto.
 Minister of marine, senhor omel- las.
 Minister of foreign affairs. Senhor Monteiro.
 Minister of public works, Senhor Remayo.
 Minister of finance. Senhor Carvalho The changes were in the ministries of finance, justice and foreign affairs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
TO WRECK
HEAVILY LOADED PASSENGEH
 TRAIN ESCAPES DISASTER.
Obstruction Placed Upon the Track Was Encountered by an Extra
 Freight Train, Whose En-
 gtne Was Derai1ed.

Racine, Wis, May 2.-An attempt was made last night to wreck the south bound passenger train on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. heavily loaded with passengers. bound from Milwaukee and Racine for Chi cago. Fortunately, an extra freight train struck the obstruction, placed upon the track and only the locomo- tive left the rails.
 Investigation as to the cause of the accident reveals that 1t was probably an attempt at train wrecking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
ORIENT CREW SAVED.
Captain, Fourteen seamen And Stow
 away Reach Norfolk.

Captain, Fourteen seamen And Stow
 away Reach Norfolk.
 Norfolk, Va, May 2.-Capt. De Ro- chel, fourteen seamen and negro boy stowaway, who are survivors of the Spanish barge Orient, which stranded of Naes Headlife's Island, on the North Carolina coast last Saturday night, arrived here last night having been picked up by the fishing smack Lilla B. Fernald of New York. They were rescued thirty-eight miles north of Cape Hatteras. after they had been afloat in a small and leaking boat for fourteen hours. The lifeboat went down immediately after the last man stepped from it. It was with great difficulty that 1t was kept afloat so long.
 The Fernald herself carried a crew of seventeen and there were not suf- ficient accommodations aboard for all the hands so Captain Altemann aban. doned his fishing expedition and brought his charges here and they are being cared for by the Portuguese consul general with the exception of the stowaway, who was taken in charge by the immigration authort- ties.
 The Orient had cargo of 1.6oo pounds of phosphate and is total loss The vessel was bound from Bar bados to New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
steamboat strike Threatened

Washington, May 2 .--The steamboat owners operating steamers and tug boats on the Potomac river were to- day notified by the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association that unless sal aries were increased twenty-five. per cent. by May 15 they will go on a strike. The lines involved are the Norfolk and washington steamboat Company, the Washington and Poto- mac Steamboat Company, the Mt Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat Company, the Potomac Navigation Company, and the tug boats operated by A J. Taylor and Bro, the Shoots and Company. the Columbias and Com pany and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
CALL TEDDY EVERYTHING.
Milwaukee Trades Council Adopts Tn
 Mnat Severe ResOlutiOns.

Milwaukee, WIS., May E-ResOIutlons in which the words Unfair. prejud!ced coward" were used in a denounce- ment of the attitude of President Roosevelt in regard to the character of Mover and Haywood. officers of the Western Federation of Miners who are facing trial in Idaho on the charge of having murdered Governor Steunen- berg of that State, were adopted by the Milwaukee Federal Trades Council. at the bi-weekly meeting of that body last night,
 Copies were directed sent to the President and to each branch of Con gress'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
TEMPERED WITH BILL.
Unknown Man offered SEQ, 900 Fer Los
 nf Panerz.

Little Rock, Ark, May 2-That Chief Clerk Lucas, of the House of Represen tatives, testified before the committed which has had under investigation the alleged tampering with the Moore Heartsill antibucketshop bill, that he had been approached by an unknown man and offered $20,000 to allow the Amis anti-race track gambling bill tc be lost" was asserted by member oi that committee today.
 The report of the committee as tc the Moore -Heartsill bill has been sub mitted to the Legislature, and while censuring the clerk of the House, fol alleged carelessness, does not fix the responsibility for the alleged tamper. ing with the bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
THIRD PLANTING NECESSARY.
Cotton stand in Louisiana Is Again
 Destroyed.

New Orleans, La. May "A third planting of cotton will be necessary in Lincoln Parish. La., on account of the unreasonable weather. Overfiows caus- ed by heavy rains are the cause-of the latest disaster to the crop
 The farmers one ray of hope in the situation is that the wet weather has, in some measure, drowned out the boil ,weevil.
 Gloster. Miss. also reports that a new planting of cotton will be neces- sary. In both sections complaints are made that seed is very scarce and high priced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
Reaa.nrinn RenIx.

Paris. May 2.-The foreign affairs office has given a reassuring reply to Ambassador Whites energetic repre- sentation of the subject of the action of the customs administration in re jecting the new form of meat certi- fled under the United States pure food law, which rendered American meat unaccompanied by a certificate show ing that it has been miscroscopically ASaminad- 1iahlA t0 As-nIualA~-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
DIXIE FLYER WRECKED.
Negro Helper in Express Car Only
 Man Killed.

Atlanta, Ga, May "A special to The Journal from Griffin, Ca. says the Dixie Flyer, fast train from St. Au- gustlne. Fla, to Chicago, was wrecked at Orchard Hill, on the Central Rail- road, seven miles south of that point.
 No passengers were injured. but a negro helper in the express car was were injured, neither fatally. The wreck was caused by an open switch. The locomotive and two cars passed the switch. but the rest of the train was derailed. Fire started in the wreck, but was quickly controlled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
PASS HOUSE BILLS.
Recruiting and Famine Relief Measures
 Become Laws.


 St. Petersburg, May 2.-The Council of the Empire (upper House) today adopted unanimously the recruiting bill. and the bill appropriating sa'ooo'- 900 for famine relief passed by the lower house April 30.
 The law, passed by the lower house, abolishing drumhead courts martial. was not discussed The re- cruiting bill was discussed Tn executi'e session only.
 A supplementary resolution was adopted expressing the confidence and respect of the Council in the glorious Russian army. Finance Minister Kokovsoh made a speech during the discussion of the famine appropriation measure, in which he said the lower house had exceeded It's competence in bringing up the piii without notifying him. but the matter was so urgent that he asked that all formalities be disregarded. The bill was passed immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
COMMENT ON SPEECH.
RooeeveIt's JamestOwn Grafton is Fa-
 vOrably Received In Russia

St. Petersburg, May 2.-President Roosevelts speech at the inauguration of the Jamestown exposition, which preached here in detail only yesterday. is favorably commented on by several papers.
 The Novoe Vremaya displays a lead ing article on 1t. quoting especially the presidents reference to trusts and la bor unions. It says;
 The protection of the State against the dangers of the two anti-poltical combinations, capital and labor, is now the greatest task of the country on both sides of the Atlantic. America has survived more than one crisis which threatened her existence. We
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
LISTEN TO STATEMENTS.
Inland Waterways Commission Hears
 from Burton and Smith.


 Washington. May 2.-The Inland Wa terways Committee today listened to statements by Representative Burton and Commissioner of Corporation Her bert Knox Smith, the former relative to the general condition of the streams of the country, and the latter devoted especially to canals and traffic along tho coast
 Mir. Burton gave a great many figures relative to inland transportation by water, accompanied by comparisons with other countries. but neither he nor MT. Smith made any recommendations,
 Indeed. all the statements which have been made so far before the com mission have been intended to lay the foundation for future work, and have been intended to convey information rather than to make recommendation, MT Smith will prepare a report on the canal question,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
New Belgian Cabinet.

Brussels May 2.-M. De Trois, the interior minister, has succeeded 1T forming a cabinet as follows;
 Premier and Minister of the Interior M. De Trols.
 Minister of Finance, NJ. Liehaert. Minister of Justice, M. Renkin. Minister of Railroads, M. Helleputte Minister of Labor, M. Hubert
 Minister of Sciences. M. Des Champs Minister of War. General Hellebaut Minister of Foreign Affairs M DAviRion.
 Minister of Public Works, M. Del beke-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
TAFT TO VISIT OKLAHOMA.
Secretary Os War Will Speak in New
 State.

StafN.
 Oklahoma City, Ok, May 2-Secretary of War Taft wired the Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee of Oklahoma, which met here today. that he could make but one speech in Okla homa on his coming visit to the South west. and that he would be here the first week in June. The committee de- cided to hold a State Convention at the time of Secretary Taft's visit, and it Is hoped to have him make his speech to this gathering.
 The convention will decide whether the Republicans shall put State ticket in the field, and what attitude shall be assumed toward the constitution for the proposed new State of Oklahoma at he special election on August 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
WILL THANK FULLAM.
England to Show Gratitude for His
 Action.

London, May 2.-The Foreign Office has not received any official advlces re- garding the action of Colonel 1sauila of the Honduran revolutionary forces in cutting down a British flag at Sal ado, Honduras, which had been hoisted by a man named William Collins, for his protection. and which caused Com mander Fullam of the United States gunboat Marietta to inform Isauila that the American marines would not allow insults to the British flag.
 Foreign Secretary Grey, however, has instituted inquiries in the matter, with the view of thanking the United States for the friendly action of Commander Fullam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
BIG RAILROAD INCORPORATED.

Line Will Stretch From Savannah to
 the Gulf.
 Atlanta, Ga, May 2-The Savannah and Southwestern railroad company, which is to build a line of railroad three hundred and fifty miles In length from Savannah to a point on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida was to-day grant ed charter by the secretary of state. The capital stock is to be $7,000,000, and the road will be bonded at $2o.0O0 per mile. The incorporators are citi- zens of Chatham, Bibb, Appling, Coffee and CoIquitt counties, Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
Connected With Failure.

Madrid. May 2.-Sir George Cough Arbulhnot, the head of the firm of Ar bulhnot & Co.,, of this city. whose Lon don house, P. MacFadden & Co.,, failed for large amount in October last and caused the head of that firm to commit suicide has been arrested here in con- nection with the failure of MacFadden & Co. He was remanded in custody, bail being refused,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
CALLED ON PRESIDENT.
Union Men Say Their Interview Was
 Satisfactory.

Washington, May 2.-William A. Cowardly, John S. Henry and Maurice Brown. representatives of the Central Federated Union of New York, had a talk with the President today concern ing his letter to Representative Sher- man, describing Messrs. Mover and Haywood as undesirable citizens"
 While they declined to say anything about their interview further than that 1t was Pleasant and satisfactory" 1t was learned that the President will write a letter to the union to be read at It's next meeting, which will occur Sunday, at which time the committee also will make a report. The commit tee was accompanied by James B. Reynolds, who arranged for the inter view with the President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
INvADEs NORTHWEST.
Orpheum Circuit to Fight klaw N
 Erlanger Syndicate.

Erlaneer Syndicate.
 Minneapolis, Minn., May 2.-C. 10. Bray. representing the Orpheum Cir cult Company. was here today on his way to the Far Northwest, where he will complete arrangements for vaude- vile theatres in Spokane, Seattle, Ta- coma and Portland
 Amusement managers regarded the invasion of the Northwest country by the Orpheum Company as measure which will forestall the promised es- tablishing of transcontinental vaude- vile circuit by Klaw & Erlanger. The Orpheum Circuit Company now oper- ates vaudeville houses in the territory between Chicago. New Orleans, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
RECORD BREAKING PASSAGE.
Fifteen Thousand Immigrants Land Tn
 One Day.

New York. May 2.--Ten Trans-Atlan- tic liners brought more than 15,000 aliens to this port yesterday. which is a record number of immigrants for one day.
 Most of the steamers anchored in the harbor and will probably not be able to land their steerage passengers for several days. The fog which shrouded the coast early this week kept several of the ships outside Sandy Hook for from thirty-six to forty eight hours
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03

the Mikado, who is now on a special mission to London will pass through Canada in the early part of June. The prince will arrive at Quebec on June 6, and sail from Vancouver for the Orient on June 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
REDUCTION OF RATES.
Georgia Commission Requires Railroad
 to necreaae Freight Traffic.

Atlanta, Ga, May By the classifi- cation of the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad today by the state railroad commission. that road will be required to reduce its local freight rates abou en per cen.
 The new rates are to take effect in thirty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
GOVERNOR LITTLE ILL.
Vague Reports as to Condition of Ar
 kansas Executive.

kansas Executive.
 Little Rock, Ark. May 2-Constant reports of the III health of Governor Little and lack of definite informa- tion on the subject eliminated today in resolution being offered by Sena- tor Marshall Patterson, in an execu- tive session of the Senate. providing for inc appointment of a joint Legislative committee to visit Corpus Christi, Tex as, where 1t is alleged Governor Little is undergoing treatment at sanitar- ium and ascertain the fact as to his condition.
 The resolution was voted down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
FIND MISSING PAPERS.
Yerkes-Mizner Divorce Record Turns
 Tn After Search.

New York, May 2.-The papers of .ha M,zner-Yerkes divorce case, which couId not be found at the county clerks ofice yesterday, came to light today.
 The finding of the papers followed an announcement by County Clerk DoeIing that unless they were located without delay some of the clerks in the office might be suspended. They had been placed under the 'W' in the hing cabinet instead of under M, as they should have been. The papers were not made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
MacARTHUR's IDEA.
Says Peace Conferences Serve only TC
 Gratlfy Curiosity.

Seattle. Wash, May. 2-General Mac Arthur who is here to meet General Kuroki on his way from the Orient tc the Jamestown Exposition, declared yesterday that in his opinion universal peace is still far distant.
 He considered the recent peace con ference more as a success for curl osity than for practical movements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
GUILTY OF EMBEzzLEMENT.
Bank Employees are Sentenced to Five
 Years Imprisonment.


 Chicago. May 2.-Charles H. Thornton and William W. Baker, formerly note teller and bookkeeper, respectively. fn the Hamilton National Bank of this city, pleaded guilty to the embezzle- ment of $10,000 from the bank.
 Thornton was sentenced to five years in the Government prison at Fort Leav- enworth and Baker to five years in the house of correction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
CLEARED OF MURDER.
Walter Graham Is Acquitted by
 Atlanta Jury.

Atlanta, Ga, May 2-The jury in the case of Walter Graham, a switchman charged with the murder of George Richardson, a machinist on the night of Dec 22, 19O5 late today returned 8 verdict of not guilty.
 Graham had been at liberty until cap tured recently in South Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03

Thirty minutes of moving pictures In addition to the great McLeiians and PhrOzO at the Rink tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
FRITZI sCHEFF SAILS.
Little prima Donna Had To Be Carried
 Aboard Liner

New York, May 2.-Fritzi Scheff was taken on board the French liner La Lorrain last night and sailed this morning for Havre.
 Though she is conva1escening from her recent long Illness the prima don na is still very weak. From Havre she will go to Paris and then to Brszil for a few days before sailing for long stay at Carthage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
COTTON BUYERS MEET.
Important Questions are Discussed I
 the SOutheastern Asso citation.

the S0utheastern Asso citation.
 Atlanta, Ga. May 2.-At a meeting here today of the Southeastern Cotton Buyers Association, presided over by President George A. Nicholson. many questions of importance to the buyers, were discussed The relations be- tween the cotton merchant and the pro- ducer, as we'll as the relations between the merchant and the spinner. and regulationsl touching these relations were among the subjects discussed.
 Prominent buyers from many South ern cities were in attendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
DEMANDS ARE GRANTED.
ON,cers of Steamship Company VIII Se-
 cure Higher Wages.

cure niBh "~S
 New York, May 2.-The officers or the coastwise steamships have won their fight for higher wages. The Consolidated Steamship Company made terms with the men tonight.
 The only lines that have not conced- ed the demands are the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company the Guney OH Com pany and the Standard oil company These companies are expected 10 loi- Io1, the example of the others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
VIII Visit Canada.

Vancouver, B. C., May 2.-Prince Fushimi a distinguished Japanese statesman and soldier, cousin of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03

hope with President Roosevelt that America and also Europe will success
 fully solve the present problems in the struggle between capital and labor"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
VOda DOposud ReOpadIa.

Tfisrak zhoubne povodne, dc.
2osud nahani strschu ob}vatelom
NEST podel fcky Misafi Cd IaDk.
ton do Siorx City, tImcr1m a
uitiuach cd Burbank k Gayvillc
Situsce pf.tomne dobs jo muo.
hem pUbufujici pesIi kdy Iii tin
CO voda icce stoupla.
We VeTmillion ieks stoupla ETY.
ny stfeVicc poudtli. zspla, IL &c
n siny, a stoupa sta'e. Msii,d
sypek ga Gpati vrchu IA Iteren
lbudoVano je mIsto vcrniIlicn
zspoesli odkli5svat a o ivSIct obi.
u do msstsli ma vyssi rolozs ito
licicb.
FsrmCfi ve o0koli nists VermiI
lion. jent jit Sc ,ratili IA sve 7pU
stosepe fanny. ktsre zsplavenG b,
Iy pred dsouna tydny, museli o.
pet brat G.oeis,e neste a hodls
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Kew. Lipkou. Svstba Sc odbSvs
la TIE, q jon Lrevni pfibuzni byli
piitcmni. Sleena Matuskovs jc
ietrou nsuseln V. J. Mstusko'
syeh. Je zdc rozepa a vychovS.
IA a test Sc vFlle oblihe. Pan
Kulis rovnet je zds rozen a provs
81 obehod S firmCrskym naeinin
A kovafstsi. Je podilnikcm VI
firme SYorpik a Kulis. Novemsp
kele budou bydlet Tabote. Pf,
jem jim steStf 7d.ru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Farma ma PrOdej.

Fsrma Dahlhe ifova $40 skrech
' sekei Ia. % 90. 81 mil sever.
ne cd Tyndall. y eeskem souscd-
stvi. Dobfe vzdelsns. dobre sta
vby, msstsl a jine budovy. $50
akro poll oststek pastr a louks.
- akra ohrsda IA prssata. q
audne. a prsmeuita voda v past.
"a. Mote Sc pfevzi,. no bfez.
IA. Ceps Us "a air. MaIy zav
davek, oststni ns spli'ky. Geo.
w. Sncw. Springfield. :. Z.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Draiba.

), tude edt wat We tt,ritk dne
i4ho bfezna. 1907, ma farme
Mike Ryle a. mile vycLodne cd
Utuky poeinaie 10 hodin r2no.
Dude prodsno al koui a hfebei:
Jedsn Nc Mshon vszi 1000 liber
. druhS Linot aioo liber. 40 kt.
50 dobytka regis,rovaneho. Here
ford, a kratkorohy, prassta troll
no plemens. farmsske nseini. 90
slepic Q mimo toho iine veei. Dos
tavte sc vsiehny M tento prodej;
vyber Dude veliky. Mike Ryle,
m,jitel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Draiba.

Sc Dude odbSvst IA lsrme FIR.
Srsky / milf severne a = mile "a.
radue cd Tabors. We stfedu. aoho
bfeEns 1907. Estinsie 10 hod'p
nno, We ktere sc prods . koui. 81
kusd dobytks. 40 prssst. AGO sic.
pic, fsrmcske useini. IL tun sens
We stohu. domaei nsbytek a ne
veei Frank Straks, Mattel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Jan vsnseek ma "a prodei de
set oolo itAiskyeh veel. KIDD by
chtei koupit neehr Sc u mel PHI
blast.
NAsledkem smetcpJch trait me
81 Vermillion a Yanktou usobdrze
u isme aadue posty vyehodu Y
pondeli odpcledne.
J ]. krsll. op,ik Z Tyndsll bu.
de zde a: bfezea. KIDD potfebu.
,e brejle recht 81 je da zhotovii
cd specislisty jake ie p. Krsll.
vSelav Noll. pc pekoliksle,tn
Eau etnSni v dfevsrne Ptakove y
Tyndsll, roihodnul Sc pro isrms
TENT, . Dude lstos b.elafit nz s,t
fsrme pol mile Jitne cd Tsbors.
liraeeu a RaIelen.
Ztraccna, mczi o hodinou ycccr wee
nav pOlednc dncs, zachyat iluGna.
tosti boleSti hlavy. Tato ztrata Sc
stala nasledkem nalezeni Skatulky DIR
King New Life pilulek. Lei ilucna.
tost, maiarii iloItenku. V Tabor.
ske lekarne &c.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
zdravi ' Pasmu KanaIu.

Nclk6 platy svadi mnOhu mladych
lidi by sc pfidal X druiint jcni k0pc
Panamsky prupIav Mnuzi vSak jsou
zdrieni hurcckUu malari. II jcni
uiivaji ElektrickG kapky jdOu tam
bezc strachu, yedouce dObic, &c js0u
chranGni pred malarii timtO l6kcm
DO rucc. Lei Utravu kryc, nczaziv.
most, slabOsti ialudku a nemOcc led
vim u later. ZaruGcny TaborskG
Iskarns cpna Zoe,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Karel Mschaeek, ST., zemfel vs
stf.du We stall 90 let We SVEN do
move billie L.kerort. Zaneehs
Vi pc sobe truchlici msntelku,
dive provdsu6 dcery, pr. Fr. Jam
oory a pr. Autona Hlavaee. a sy.
ny Ksrla. Frautisks a Jana. Poh
'e6 zesnultho Sc o3byvsl IA Ned
vedovem hrbitovs bliye Lakeport.