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Norway Lake, Feb. 10.-Ludvig
Stenseth of Minot, N. D. arrived
here last Saturday for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Eli Ostenson of Arctander.
aged 80 years, died at the home of
S. A. Syverson last Thursday, Feb.
6, on the old homestead where MIR.
and Mrs. Ostenson settled over for
ty years ago. Funreal next Thurs
day. Rev. M. A. Sotendahl will
officiate. The remains will be laid
to rest in the East Norway Lake
cemetery by the side of her hus-
band, who died about five years
ago.
The Lake Andrew & Dovre Tele-
phone Co. held it's annual meeting
last Wedesdnay. Officers elected
were: K. T. Rykken. president; !;
Gabriel Stene, vice president; Peter
Skoglund, secretary; Lars Nelson,
treasurer. The company enjoys a
good standing financially.
Miss Ida Nelson, from the tele-
graphic force at the Willmar Sem
mary, came to visit over Sunday
with her folks.
Lars Hatlestad landed three loads
of barley at Pennock today.
All the farmers tributary to New
London should make it a point to
attend the farmers meeting at that
place next Friday. The building
Of Farmers elevator at that point
is to be considered. The move is a
good one and should meet with the
hearty approval Of every individual
farmer and also Of the live business
men of New London.
L. H. Larson returned last Thurs
day from South St. Paul, where he
had been with a consignment of
stock.
Jens and John Roisum have hired
out to j. P. Edman.
Lars Nelson arrived home from
his Iowa trip, looking hale and
hearty.
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Ben Wibbles and family and
Dick Wibbles and George Roelofs
returned last Friday from Greenleaf-
ton, after several weeks pleasant
visit among relatives and friends
there.
John Wieberdink is spending
some time in Fillmore county, this
state. Some strong attraction must
keep John there so long at one time.
Peter Vlaar, H. Bruggers and
others marketed hogs at Renville
Monday.
Lucas Slagter and wife, from
Raymond, spent Sunday here. They
expect to leave soon for their farm
near Mile Laos, MINI.
The roads are in very poor con-
dition for either wagon or sleighs,
and most of the vehicles that pass
over them are empty.
j. w. Wieberdink is reproted
quite i'll.
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OSIllIldEy, TcO. 11.-A turning
club was organized last Saturday af-
ternoon by the student athletes.
The following officers were elected:
leader, Carl Thoen; business man
ager, Carl Hanphyn Carlson; secre-
tary. Carl Amenrud. The memb-
ers of the club will meet twice
week for practice, and it is expect
ed that they will give an exhibition
program at the end of this term.
The work will consist of pyramid
building, hand-springs. bear walk
ing and numerous other acrobatic
''stunts. :"
Elmer Hauge left Saturday for
his home in Arctander, where he
will visit over the holidays.
Rev. Tolo of Belgrade, one of our
regular visiting committee, deliv-
cred a short speech in our chapel
Tuesday morning.
A we'll prepared program was
rendered by the members of the
Prohibition League last Friday
evening. The attendance was not
as large as it might have been, but
we hope for a larger one next time.
Several of our students had a
sliegh ride party Monday night,
and after riding about town, sever
al times, they were taken to the
Somerville home, where they en-
joyed themselves by playing games
and listening to musical selections.
One of the features of the evening
was the delicious refreshments.
Lost-A thin, silver-cased watch
with gold band around the stem.
Finder will kindly leave same at
the Principals office.
Christian Elkjer, who was taken
sick about two weeks ago with the
measles, is now we'll again and has
resumed this work at school.
Our Prohibition man was around
town Saturday putting up posters
for the lecture to be given by W..
G. Calderwood. next Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Amenrud has not decided
as yet, but he has been talking of
entering the 'O8 campaign.
The Misses Rasmussen and Sand
erson, both students of the city
High school, visited with US Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Mathilda Hort of this city
visited with US Saturday forenoon.
Henry Rannestad, who sprained
his ankle little over two weeks
ago, is improving rapidly and be-
gan school today.
A number Of our boys and girls
went to the Young Peoples meet
ing held at the Norwegian Free
church Friday evening. They re-
port good program.
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HAWlCK NEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

Hawick, Feb. 1O.-Plenty of snow
to make even the hearts of Rose
whites glad. The more snow the
better the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hood and Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Pelkey visited at
Ed Kelley's place Saturday evening.
There is a new baby girl a. Will
Kings home.
The little De Forest baby died
Wednesday night from a complica-
tion Of measles and pneumonia.
The remains were inferred Saturday
afternoon at the Hawick cemetery,
Rev. Susag conducting the services.
Mr.. Barber and family took din
ner at Will Kings home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jones visit
ed at Mr.. Caldwell's place Sunday
Several from here attended the
Whitney services at Paynesville
Sunday morning and enjoyed the
boy singers.
The dance at Hawick Friday
evening was the best attended of
any this winter, and for a wonder,
there were more bellies than beaux.
New London, irving. Burbank
and Paynesville were represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hood visited
at William Hoods place Sunday.
Mrs. Newman returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with rela.
tives in Iowa.
Mrs. John Wright OF New Lon.
don visited her parents a few days
last week.
Mr.. De Forests mother, from
Litchfield, has been spending a few
days with them during their baby.
illness.
Supt. Frederickson visited tn,
Hawick school Monday afternoon
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The Monday Afternoon Club.
The M0nday afternoon Club n

The Monday afternoon Club met
with Mrs. J. M. Spicer Monday,
Feb. 3, with eighteen members
present and one visitor, Mrs. Mar
tin Olson of Atwater. Following
the usual work of the club, Mrs.
Mantor gave very interesting re-
view of 1.-The South American Sit
uation" by Albert Hale in the Feb
ruary number of The Reader, in
which the resources and wealth of
Argentina is discussed at some
length. Mrs. Tallman was then ap-
pointed magazine reporter at the
next meeting, to be held with Mrs.
Qvale on Monday, Feb. II. Chap
ters and II of Uruguay were as
signed for the next history lesson,
with the request to look up the
name of the present president of
Paraguay.
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KANDIYOHl ITEMS CLEANED FOR THE TRIBUNE

Kandiyohi, Feb. Thames TAFT
shipped a carload of stock on Mon
day.
Albert Bengtson attended to some
business matters in Atwater last
Friday.
Elmer Tulin left last week for
Minneapolis to seek medical aid.
Erick Erickson left last Tuesday
for Hot Springs, Kan, where he
went for the benefit of his health.
Miss Emma Engvall spent a few
days of last week visiting with
friends in Atwater, returning home
on Saturday.
Miss Cora Peterson attended the
Mohr- Mcmillan entertainment in
Atwater last Friday evening.
Miss Tillie Kroona has been do
ing the housework for Mrs. A. P.
Solomonson the past week, while
the latter was in Minneapolis to at
tend the funeral of her mother.
Arthur Anderson Of Atwater was
a visitor in our village last Friday.
Miss Emma Berg of Gennessee is
spending few days visiting at the
Enblom home.
Alfred Lundquist returned home
last Friday from Fosston, Mimi.
where he has been for some time.
Edward Beck of Iowa was here
on business the first part of last
week. We understand that he has
rented the Ekdahl farm and he,
with his parents, will move here
some time next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson enter
tanned a few of their friends on
Sunday.
Chas. Clauson was on the sick list
a few days last week.
Elden Pullen of Donnybrook, N.
D., spent few days visiting at the
home Of P. M. Burns last week, re-
turning home on Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Isaacson spent several
days last week visiting relatives and
friends in Atwater.
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The Juniors and Freshmen gave
an interesting reception at the Odd
Fellows Hall last Saturday evening.
During the early part of the even
ing the festivities were interrupted
and the Freshmen thrown into con-
sternation by a visit from several
Seniors and Sophomores on trouble
and glory bent. The invader IS were
repulsed after a hard struggle, not,
however, before they had secured
possession of cake and six boxes
Of Nabicso waters. The remainder
of the evening was spent with a
musical program and in playing
Bingo and other games.
A few Of the Senior and Sopho-
more boys were serving Nabisco
waters to their classmates last Mon
day morning.
George Hanna visited at his home
at Raymond over Sunday.
A receptacle somewhat resem-
bling the boxes at the post office has
been installed in Miss Kingston S
room during the past week. The
plan is to keep all written work in
English on file in it.
Report cards were issued last
Monday afternoon.
The school is enjoying a holiday
today Wednesday,, the first time
in many years that we have had a
holi day on Lincoln's birthday. 1t
is due to the fact that Washing
tons birthday happens to fall on
Saturday this year.
The water supply at the school
was restored last week and the life
Of the janitor is once more running
its calm, unruff1ed course.
The school enjoyed visit from
Philip Gates, former student, last
Friday afternoon.
A few Seniors, whose historic
ambitions had been stirred by their
recent class play, planned to go on
a transforming tour, but on sober
second thought they decided not to
do it.
A literary and musical program
was given in the assembly room
last night. The program which
was chiefly commemorative of Lin
coin, was as follows:
PIANO Solo, Ethel Govig.
Essay, ~Lincoln's Boyhood," Caro-
line Hodgson.
Recitation, "Second Inaugural" "
Redge Sharp.
Vocal Solo, Helen Sather.
Recitation, Counting Eggs,' Ger.
trude Porter.
Anecdotes of the Rebellion, Aman'
da johnson.
Violin Duet, Edgar Sather and Vic.
tor Fridlund.
Reading, from The Crisis" Ches.
ter Ives.
Patriotic Medley, Freshmen Glass.
Grafton, "Lincoln as a Statesman,
Jacob Floren.
Song, 'Italia,' Girls Glee Club.
The Seniors are being delugec
with advertisements of business col
leges and other institutions o1
learning these davS.
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Miss Josie Lawler, who is attend
ing school in Willmar, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home west
of town.
Miss Ruth Tulin visited at the
home of her sister in Atwater Mon
day and Tuesday.
A dime social was given at the
home of Mrs. E. Defoe last Friday
evening for the benefit of St. Pat
rick's church. Progressive sinch
was played thruout the evening and
all present reported a good time.
A deal was made last week by
which P. E. and August Lundqust
become the owners of Mrs. K. Back
lund's meat market. We under
stand that Edward Lundquist will
take charge of the business.
August Gabrielson, who has been
working at the Farmers elevator
for some time, resigned his position
last Saturday and will leave some
time next week for the state Of
Colorado, where he will remain for
some time. George Peterson has
taken his place at the elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Burns spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
relatives in Spicer.
The band boys practised last
Wednesday evening. They will
give a basket social and dance in
the Woodmen Hall on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 26.
Quite number from the village
attended the pie social in Dist. Al
last Saturday evening. Among
them were Willie and Oscar Gus
tafson and Chas. Cederstrom and
lady.
A. o. Narverud and family spent
Sunday with the Gilbertson family
north Of Atwater.
Alfred Lateral has taken the jot
of saving and hauling the ice fol
the meat market.
S. Lundquist returned home OF
Mnonday from Willmar, where hi
has been visiting for some time.
J Mike.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-12

Delta skadespel som mottogs med
sa allmant bifall vid dess f0rsta
prestation f0rliden var harstades.
kommer att annu en- gang uppf0ras
a Willmar Opera House, Mandagen
den tide Februari, XII. 8:15 e. m.
'"The Swedish Dramatic Com
pany" utlofva en- annu battre upp-
visning af Vermlanningarne vid det-
ia tillfalle an vid det fora, alden
stund de lyckats engagera herr
Richard Rosengren, som kommer
att uppbara den ledande rollen.
For 0frigt komma de samma for
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Will Try to Pay Debt.

The board of managers of the
Bethesda Orphans Home held a
meeting last Wednesday. The
members present were Revs. E.
Aas Of Northwood, N. d., Risl0v
of Benson, Johan Mattson of Battle
Lake, E. E. Gynild and M. B. Mi
chaelson and Mr.. C. A. Baklund.
Among other business, a resolution
was passed that determined effort
be made to pay the debt still en-
cumbering the institution. Revs.
Gynild and Risl0v were appointed
a special committee to have this
matter OF soliciting funds in
charge.
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NEWS LETTER FROM SPlCIR.ON- -CREElNl-LA

give CneSe CnlngS square CnOugnC
before next election.
The friends of George Boreen
will be pleasantly surprised to hear
that George has assured himself Of
happiness forever by taking unto
himself a wife. The young lady of
his choice was Miss Christine Ar
thun Of Ellefson, N. D. They were
klnarried at that place last Wednes-
Iday, Feb. 5. Both George and his
wife have fine claims near that place,
which they will now run on the
lco-partnership basis. and we predict
nothing but prosperity and happi-
ness for the young couple in the fu-
lture. Heartiest congratula t ons
From all Kandiyohi county friends.
{ The Ladies' Aid society of the
presbyterian church met with Mrs.
EFindley last Wednesday afternoon.
Mary Kloster came home from
fWillmar Saturday to visit over Sun
day with her folks south of town.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris
lare quite sick with the grippe
| Mabel Farmen visited with Mabel
Holt Saturday and Sunday last
week.
Carl Farmen left for Lemon, N.
ID. Friday after short visit with
his folks here.
Mrs. Peter Burns and children,
of Kandiyohi, visited at The home
OF Frank Harris in Spicer from Sat-
urday till Monday evening.
A home talent "Old Folks Con-
cert" will be given at Spicer in a
couple of weeks by the young peo-
pie of the town. 1t is under the
direction of Mrs. Lou Findley.
Further announcements will be pub
lished next week.
The Y. P. S. of the Saron church
holds its next meeting OH Wednes.
day evening, Feb. 26.
A large party of young and old
PSOPAO "eo SAIOA lo411Cu d. IIlC 1lOlll6
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Farmen south
of town last Thursday evening, the
occasion being the twenty fifth an.
niversary of their wedding. The
evening was spent with music, song
and games till a late hour. Re-
freshments were served. After ex.
tending congratulations to the host
and hostess and leaving sum OF
| silver money as an evidence of good
will and esteem, the jolly crowd
0khie up, voting the Farmen folks,
both old and young, royal enter.
tainers.
Sivert and Chas. Olson shipped
two carloads of hogs Monday.
| Posters are out announcing the
auction at F. 0. Swanson's farm
east of Spicer, Tuesday. Feb. Is.
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IRVING INDEX

Irving, Feb. 0.-Mrs. Ole Mar
tinson has been seriously ill but is
reported to be improving.
Anna Peterson returned Friday
from a visit with her folks in Will
mar.
Annie Christensen came home
from Fargo last week to attend the
funeral Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Ole Christensen.
John Hanson from Minot, N. D.,
is visiting with his parents.
Bertha Johnson has been dress
making at P. B. Kleven's place the
past week.
The congregation Of the Nordland
church is rejoicing over the birth
Of an heir to the ministry.
Even Israelson is staying at Ma
thias Johnson's place.
Haldor Nilsson, who has been vis-
iting around here for couple of
months, left last Tuesday for Alas
ka.
Rev. Otteson has been conducting
meetings in the north Mission
church all last week.
Knut Arithson is visiting with
his brother MAIDS. He had intend
ed to take a trip to Norway this
winter, but coming as far as Min
neapolis he suddenly changed his
mind and came to Irving instead.
Mrs. Ane Maria Christensen died
Wednesday afternoon after ling
ering illness. Death was due to
old age and a complication of dis
eases. Deceased was born in Hell
geland, Norway, in 1924 and to-
gether with her husband came here
in 1866, where she has resided ever
since. Her husband died about five
years ago. Mrs. Christensen had
enjoyed the best of health till about
two years ago, when she had a
stroke of paralysis from which she
never recovered, and had been con-
fined to her bed since. The funer-
al took place Saturday afternoon
from the Nordland church. Rev.
Nordberg officiating. The remains
were inferred in the Nordland GEM
etery. She leaves two sons and a
daughter to mourn her departure,
together with a host of relatives
and friends.
Irving, Feb. 11.-There will be
an extra meeting Of the Irving
Creamery Association today to elect
a treasurer vice Peter Hagen, re-
signed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Nordland church held coffee social
at Edward Sunde's residence Mon
day.
Mrs. Thea Miller arrived Mon
day for visit with father and Sis
ters.
Miss Minnie Hendrickson went
to Willmar last week to consult an
optician. Her scholars had a va
cation Friday.
George Olson arrived from North
Dakota with a car containing his
own and Mrs. Solum' S horses, house.
hold goods and machinery.
There are rumors of a change in
the business personnel at Butter
town. Tattler.
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John C. Berg Of Willmar visited at
the home of Otto Ronning from
Monday till Tuesday of last week.
Agnes Nelson Of Eagle Lake is
visiting at present with her sister,.
Mrs. Dan Downs of Spicer.
The home of Chas. Vettling was
made happy last Wednesday morn
ing by the arrival of fine baby
boy. This little fellow is the sec
ond boy in the family and MIR. Vet
tling is naturally feeling very pros
porous. in evidence of which he
passes the cigars.
DR.. Jacobs was called out to the
home of John Jacobson, five miles
east Of town, Sunday night to at
tend their little boy, Wallace, who
suffered severe attack of Group.
Miss Jennie Wilson of Harrison,
who was quite sick with pneumo-
MIA, is now on the road to recovery.
Miss Anna Olson, who has for
some time been staying at the
home of Ole Haverley, returned last
week to Sivert Olson's to assist
there with the household duties,
Mrs. Olson being also on the sick
list.
Mrs. Theo. johnson went to Will
mar today to see her first grand
child, son having arrived at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Marcus
Peterson of that city, this morning.
Rev. J. S. Halvorson, who has for
several years been serving the
Green Lake, Long Lake and Nor
way Lake churches of the Norwe-
gian Hauge Synod, has handed in
his resignation to his several con-
gregations, to take effect June l.
It is with regret that the people of
these communities hear of this
move, and the congregations would
under no circumstances accept his
resignation but for the fact that it
is to restore his health that he has
taken this step. It is the sincere
wish Of all that the good pastor
will be restored after taking a long
and much needed rest.
Hon. E. E. Lobcek delivered a
splendid temperance lecture at the
Swedish Lutheran church Monday
afternoon to fairly large and very
appreciative audience. Mr.. Lobeck
is man with experience and Of
sterling character who impresses
all that hear him with the fact that
he knows what he is talking about.
If we had more men of his type in
the lawmaking body of our state
there would not be so many of them
ruled by liquor interests. Let us
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CalderWOOd is COminQ

w. G. Calderwood, the fighter
who has managed the campaigns for
the Prohibition party of Minnesota
for many years, and who is now al
SO secretary Of the National COM
mitte@. will speak at the Bonde
Hall in Willmar next Saturday
evening, beginning at eight o'clock.
One does not need to be party
prohibitionist to thoroly enjoy a
straight from the shoulder talk
from one of it's foremost and vail
ant champions. No one is better
qualified to speak on the subject
than Mr.. Calderwood, and this will
be an unexcelled opportunity to
learn something about the prohibi-
tion movement, it's present aims,
and what it is accomplishing.
Don't fail to hear Calderwood at
the Bonde Hall Saturday night.
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A cap social and entertainment
will be given next Saturday even
ing, Feb. Is, at the schoolhouse in
Dist. No. 80, town cf Green Lake,
Of which Miss Elsidore Thorne is
the teacher. Ladies are requested
to bring lunch for two. A cordial
invitation is extended to friend, of
the school to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-12

This office enjoyed a call from
Mr.. K. T. Rykken of Dovre last
Monday. He stated that the board
Of directors of the Dovre and Mann
re Insurance Co. recently had
meeting and audited the accounts
for last year. The company has
had one of the best years that they
have had for long time, increas-
ing the amount of insurance in
force to 81. 1876. 900. The amount of
losses during the past year was
$762.52.
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Will Build New Church.

A report from NewLondon states
that the Lebanon church, the oldest
church organization in the county,
will celebrate it's fiftieth anniver-
sary by the erection of a new, mod
ern church building The annual
meeting had decided to build a
basement under tie old church, but
later a movement has been put on
foot to build the whole structure
anew.
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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

Next Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
7:3Op. M, preaching services; 1900
m., Sabbath school; 6:30 p. M.
Christian Endeavor meeting. Mid
week services each Wednesday at
7:45 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to any or all Of these SER
vices.
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Chinese Family Afflicted.

Kenneth CHM Humm, baby boy
in the family of Hum Bang, land
lord Of the Glarum Hotel, died last
Friday afternoon at 4: rs from con-
gestion of the lungs, at the age of
one year and six months. The fu-
neral takes place tomorrow (Thurs-
day. afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Rev. II. c.. Buell. of the Presbyter-
ain church will officiate. The
stricken father is the only resident
Of our city who is native of the
celestial empire, having been born
at Canton, China. The mother was
Sarah A. Cassidy, and is a native
of Canada. The bereaved ones have
the sympathy of all in their aff1ic.
tiOn
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SW. LUTH. BETHEL CHURCH.

Services in the forenoon next
Sunday. Services at Pennock in
the afternoon at three o o'clock. The
Ladies Society meets a week from
tomorrow, CThursday) when Mes
DANES J. Ho'mberg and j. Dahlin
will serve refreshments. The Y. P.
S. meets this evening. The pro-
gram was published last week.
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SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. (; preach
ing at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Subject for evening sermon: ''Hav-
ing Religion in Somebody else
Name. (" Young Peoples meeting
at 6:30 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to any and all of these SER
vices.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-12

The ladies of the Swedish Luther
an Bethel church will give a supper
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 26.
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NORW. LUTH. SYNOD CHURCH.

NORW. LUTH. SYNOD CHURCH..
Next Sunday services in Norwe-
gian at 1890 a. M; Sunday school
at 1915; English evening service at
7:30. The Y. P. S. meets next
Monday evening at 8:15; Rev. Jor-
dahl will speak. The Ladies society
meets Thursday, Feb. 20; Mesdames
Bonde. Rannestad and Dalen will
serve refreshments.