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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
PROBATE NJ 8 New
orssF So Hearing Petition 10 SCI
Real Estate

VFEeF 30 ffeefAHH T-AttiaH - 80
Real Estate.
Tie petifion 81 }. ~ Orr a. guar
dian - tie estate. % Emma o Bean.
nes Lynch. 8 minor. harng been
Dfessnted 81 this Court praying that
~ order ba made authorizing said
petitioner 70 sell the whole Or 80
nueh and s1eh portions ~ the real
estate described ln said petition IS
the Coar shan Judge Necessary and
beneficial at private sale
And if appearing ~ the Cocft
ffam such petition that d necessary
= sell the ahole OF some portions
6 such real estate for THE purpose
and reasons mentioned IN said petl
fion. therefore said POSITION VIII b.
filled herein aud a time appointed
for hearing the same
Ard i Is hereby ordered bY fhN
Court that SATURDAY the 18Th daY q
November 1908 az TEN O'Clock. A..
s. that being q dag ~ the regular
Oetoher t9os. term % this court
81 and fhe same 81 appointed as
the time when all persons inter.
essed IL said estate arr directed and
required to appear before this Cougi
fo sh0N cause whv an order shOmld
rot - granted tO said petitioner to
sell - much 81 the real estate Ui
said minor ~ II necessary.
An6 II II further ordered hat 4
lcong of this order be published IN 4
paper of general circulation in the
County ~ CraiK. State oi Oklahoma
f0f three successive weeks. the first
publication 10 appear al least foni
weeks before che hearing day On said
petition
Dated the 18th day 81 October
ices
THEO y r FREAR
Judge ~ the County Court
IA. s. BROWN
AffofueF for Guardian
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rs.efe e tffie br,6i n political feeaie-
fsss 81 ahen 4 if ponhdeury asseftegs
- - republican sscss iiatiaoo0 ma)es-
is aid satisfy ti.e dem0asfs = 0tls-
ions 4 Is time 70 spsat up and % aiiis
nssiaas wo Ths caisfiain Ill venture
a. assertion ussi tie majority q iasi
seag 4lH b. lnressed by 81 least 5000
when si,s returns are % ~ cslef,ala i
uIIi.aa . bs JUDGED b dis prediction ss
feferaster d eircfi0ns
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The dezth rate among the London
dailies has been xsrT great During
the past e years = such papers have
ceased patlieztiea ana two others.
the Morning aad TIE 81 James Ca.
zette. ksEe hsea merged The most
recent EaEreaslan vas The London
Tribune upoa Nhieh $3.50 900 vas
spent. which leaves tie Manchester
Guardian the ealy Liberal morning
paper & England
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m4c0 River.

Over aea tots nf egaa are being
ssF@n saar from TIE snaeseh4nna
rs.er sa tie vicinity IS Espg. Coiumbls
soar.r Fsxa areagaa zre being og
GRATED E that seefIoa. Many O the
residents e fkst section ass lie coal
hksn tr1u he bsa e ths FiTsrs-Phn-
4el-hl& Record
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Order for Gearing Petition 70 Sell
peaI Estate.

he 6e1stsa = James Hafiin as the
guardian = re essafeel David = Martin
+ minor having ben presented - this
eu1fi Qaglnf ahaf So order - made
aatbaaxna said petitioner @ sen ~
Nhagle = 81 much ard such parts o. the
real estate described ii said petition as
t1e ensng shall Judge necessary and bene-
Hfsal i fsIsa1A sale ard L appearing az
IT, aoaff from aaid petition ulat u II nee
essaYy ID seil tie whole u some portions
ofsald ftal estate fos'fhe.p purposes and rea-
sons mentioned ii said petition. therefore
said petition NIll he filed herein and q
time appointed f0s hearing the same.
And II 4 hereby ordered by tie court
that Saturday. the Zisl day " November.
1908. # the hour # ten O'Clock 3. fu- thai
telna : dag 81 The regular October 1908.
term # this court b.. and the same y
au5a.nled Is the time when 81 pefstnf
interested Il said estate are directed and
required 10 appear before this couft y
sll8s cause NhY an order should not -
granted t8 saId petitioner r. sell p much
81 TIE real estate d said minof as is nee
essaff.
And Il 3 further ordered that g copy q
his order - published s0f three cOusecu-
tive weeks II 6 ueaspapeF q general cif.
oulhfIaa Il lhs County II Cfsik. State oi
Oklahoma. lhe ffst publication - appear
at leasf four weeks before the hearing day
on sald pelItipn
Dated he zznd dag Of October 1905.
Tmo D. = FHEkR.
1udee Of fhe County Court.
4 4. Bsoss Attorney fof Guardian.
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T~es- H-a

ChI-a-ae1 hare 5 NsT = fflekizg
t--s :. sss. -ser zsslr ln the hztca-
tnE q fsE- Fsh egES are carefully
rlaees = IS egg she1 Nbie1 ta then
sszIss zzz psf under he BnEus1s'cti1g
hen. u 8 fsE zays E1s sDAwn Is
warned tate nfe ane fAe co1terts q
tie Hheu zrs fasn kast laio 8 sh2lloW
rool where TIE szasasus completes
fne work
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Tzs Ds19 Csdeffain rural rosie reassfs
erxlse - lacrosse ~ fssi ~ ~ dsTs
= - hh sranfyinf b - 70 tfsaea siti'
= aasay a fie fsnnes sittin radius q
- aiss - Vifiis. Me reach mFs si.aa
fhfss uNassnf people siK cags e -
HHEa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23

h msnrp sseaast l'as ngN nn9
shassaas aew Br1n a Oo5e an1 itsl-
aas sns elsewhere ~ agN nar9 hes
50 ss y teg % tns hgatanl ftse
i bgsas ~ sr aas bg e,s eptNsa
49,
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s.orm RsginE II wyomIng.

By Associated Press
cheyeane. wyo- Oct 20.-One of the
worss storms in recent years IL nov RACING
over the plains between here ard Rawlings.
The storm Is accompanied with snow and
terrific wind
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compsas.slos fer 1rslsss.

A correspondent writes 70 the Lon.
don Times . saggest that the con,
Siderable naznbef of artists whose
works are accepted for the Royal
academy aaf nof hung through lack
x space might have their names
printed - fhe backs q the catalogue
as aome slight mitigation 81 their hard
fate
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23

A siamess jingle IS described &c =
forest q nsh heeks aaa knives laced
together wlfh hzFnea slre.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23

A eeeaiFptGs sTee sometimes grows
- feet in thres months. While & ban
boo xraRz tEo feet f. = dzy.
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FfEsT PUBLICATION. OCT. g. 90

STATE o. OKLAHOMA
COUNTY or CRaIG.
- THE COUNTY COrKT--ss-
= fhe matter ol the Gaardixustlip
81 tse estate 81 EiuIDa o. Besa. pee
I.YaeH. s minor. " Orr Gnarsilzn-
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For Sale

Tso s. io1f i0fs ~ Delasare aFsaae.
nesz Fot-uaa stfeet- sides 81 ara ae~er
paid r fail Watsf and sas seeeaa5le 6
propety hne. Price fdr aslek sale. $3.50
each CaarklN i5s-tf
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AnxhsA Mnaf

Whom The gods would destroy theY
6rst make nzt.-Sashxslls American
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lffa Published o. -, is0s)
STATE Of OKLAHOMA.
Caanf9 = CsaIz
q HH 1f c9N q SAID f9tAff
81 lae malfefaf lbe saafd|anshipA DaEie
+ Naftia. mInof 1aBes Hanin. 1iiaH.
fn..s.sts ka as New
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An a Bsoss Aur - Alnalstsf
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
Secret Societies.

Rev. Ashley A. Smith and wife and c. j.
Pattee and wife went to Searsmont last Thurs
day, where they attended the installation of the
officers of the Quantabacook lodge, F. & A. M.
The officers were installed by Mr.. Pattee, who
is district deputy. Mr.. Smith is the deputy
grand master of the Grand Lodge of Maine.
The annual election Of officers Of the Rebe-
kah Assembly in session at Bangor resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. Sarah A. Cook of
Brunswick vice president, Miss Alice g. Priest
of Waterville; secretary, Miss Grace E. Walton
of Belfast; treasurer Mrs. Carrie Pierce of
Old Town; warden Mrs. Mae L. Cash of Port
land.
At the annual meeting of Palestine Com
mandery, X T., last Thursday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected Eminent COM
mander, Ralph H. Howes; generalissimo, Will
mer J. Dorman; captain general William H.
Hall; prelate, Rev. Ashley A. Smith senior
warden, Allen L. Curtis; junior warden, Charles
OConnell; treasurer, Frank r. Woodcock; re-
corder, George l. keating
The corn feast which was to have been held
by Tarratine Tribe of Red Men last Morday
evening was postponed until next Monday
evening, when it will take place at the usual
hour All members of the Tribe are requested
to be present. The postponement was made
by reason of the death of Mrs. Samuel Hodg
kinson, Mr.. Hodgkinson being one of the prin-
cipal officers in the Tribe
Twenty-Five members of Arbutus Chapter,
o. E. S. of Liberty, went to China last Friday
afternoon and We're guests of Golden Gate
chapter. They were given a supper at six
o'clock, after which the work was done il
fautless manner on two candidates. At the
conclusion OF the work fine musical and
literary program was presented. Then came
the usual speech making, which lasted into the
small hours of the morning. The occasion will
be remembered by Arbutus Chapte. Is one of
profit and pleasure.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
wINTERPORT.

wINTERPORT.
From an occasional correspondent: S. Richie
made brief trip to Boston via Bangor asst
week. returning home Saturday -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry SWEET and children of Boston are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Jewett Hosea
White of Swanville was in town Sunday His
mother, Mrs. Anna White, returned home with
him for fortnight's visit. T. R. Clements of
Monroe was the guest of relatives here last
Week, Mrs. Fred Whitney left on Thursdays
boat for brief visit in. Massachusetts,. -. Rev.
Mr.. Wood of Burnham closed series of relig-
ious meetings at Northern Light grange hall
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. York
attended the funeral of Mrs. Hannah Thomp-
son in Monroe Friday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Clement are spending a fortnight in Massa-
chusetts. From another correspondent:
Josh Crockett, our veteran horse trainer, had a
very narrow escape from serious accident
few days ago. He was driving the handsome
colt belonging to Charles r. Hill along our
main street when the horse switched his tail
and carried away one of the reins, they not
being fastened together He then started
upon lively run. Josh having only one rein
to drive with, quick action was necessary and
with a display of most extraordinary nerve
Josh climbed out on the back of the excited
colt and along. the shaft and getting hold OF
the missing rein at the saddle returned to his
seat in the carriage and brought the colt to a
stop. Such youthful activity in man 70 years
of age is rarely witnessed Mrs. Lotta ].
Darling has been away from her Winterport
home the past week looking after her exten-
sive farm property near Orange, Mass: Some
time ago the Connecticut River Light & Power
Co. built huge dam across the river just be-
low Brattleboro, VT, and have successfully
harnessed a most remarkable water power and
are now building line from Brattleboro to
Worcester which will be about 81 miles shorter
than by the old route. The requirements of
this company necessitated road one hundred
feet wide to be cut through the valuable forest
of one Of Mrs. Darling's farms and the COM
pany have already pledged themselves to pay
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
PERSONAL

Miss A. Theodore Newell is having vacation
from her duties in the Western Union Tele-
graph Office and her place is being filed by
Miss Clarabell Marsh
J. Donald Clement has returned to Bruins
wick to resume his studies in Bowdoin Medi-
cal School. Carl H. Stevens of Northport is
also second year student at that institution.
Norman A. Read, Charles E. Brown Wilbur
R. Blodgett and Chester C. Worthing left Mon
day for their annual hunting trip in Northern
Maine. They were joined en- route by Arthur
W. Read of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Pendleton left Tuesday
for visit with their daughter, Mrs Sidney P
Young of Greenvile. Mr. Pendleton expects
to return with some game brought down by
his own gun.
Mrs Burton Clements and daughter Delma
returned to Lynn Monday after having spent
week with Mrs. Mary L. Clements in Waldo.
While the strike was on in Lynn they took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to make visit at
home.
l saw Abby Becher Longyear yester-
day and heard the many congratulations
offered on her engagement to Alton True
Roberts. Mrs. Longyear Will give tea in her
honor Thursday and will be assisted by her two
other daughters, Helen and Judith.-"Dolly
Adams in Boston journal.
Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, who has been the
guest of her parents, Hon. and Mrs, R. F
Dunton, has returned to West Medford, where
she and Mr.. Gilchrest are to go to housekeep-.
ing
Hon. A. I. Brown of Augusta, Secretary of
State, with Mrs. Brown were in the city for a
short time Friday.-Lewston Sun.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
Of roDAY's JOURNAL.

barehes Wedding Bells. AN
p aa Grange af tba ,nssapg Granpss Of Trses- ves
Real Estate, "A Brooks Mans
l,.1a Trop- Personal. Obituary.
o.-. Farm in Eden. ....On Visit
s,a "a [T u. of M. Stock Judging
,- Wn...,. Advent Christian
--lehes The Shoe Situation.
[ nsyjses of Brooks, by c. c. Rob-
pa l.- ''''''
.,,ra1s Meeting of Grand Bodies
7,&+ guy S d f.. Political Points. News
brooks. County Correspondence.
,5a.ors-Elect Take Notice.
r.. Neo of Belfast.
s9a -t f.-s. Maine Cavalry Literary
ls6 ..-ar.g Notes A Sunset at Cob
.,D.1tee.. Back to Maine
..r0 Hymn of Dedication, by
%. L6ckhart. In 1912 (poem).
..ua7 Dry Harvest in Maine.
sa 4urk Vt Congress. Campaign
ra-a.e-
-p. Locals. Stockton Springs,
G orespondence. Ship News.
rn ,ayths, Marriages Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
"IE ING OF VETERANS.

N SD'g Of the veterans of VIM. Morgan
d Al ~ .-S' James Sterling, Commander,
VII. 'le home of Comrade l.. K. Kicker
l,s ltS vet oth, Six veterans of Co. H.,
al5 were present and about 80 veter-
IND Al noon a substantial dinner was
ne..;l At Z p, m. Commander Sterling call
n, ','lg ~ to order and the following pro-
,ssed ,Slfled out: recitation, Mrs. J. R.
B iEsilarks EIi.rks by Willis C. Hobart remarks
ns Ssh,lltler, e5 years of age; reading,
# n ward; vielin solo, o. G. Hutch
I NJ NE. Cav; graphophone music,
sast5 sa Iod to Thee" remarks, Allen
/, SnI,si Alanson Hall of Massachusetts !;
1om@ m@il'an i Russell of the oath Me. read
Co.,, Co.,. b Treat of the 9Th N. Y. Cav.
Sofse Kicker; music, graphophone !;
attIep ., l. K. Kicker; description of a
al +" Fort Hudson by Horatio Long
te Fn NE; graphophone music, Rally
Ae b.,ag, Three cheers were then CIV
he lSst, s,iI,, L. K. Kicker. The next meet
sle' 'itn IA eomrade near the Town Hall
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
Brooks, Me.
Game Receipts at Bangor.

BANGOR, Me. Oct. Game receipts on the
late trains Saturday and Sunday morning-30
deer and moose-brng the total tally to 355
deer and eight moose. Returning hunters re-
port that the woods are becoming very dry
from continued warm weather and still hunt
ing is difficult -
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
Indicted for Murder

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Oct 19.-The Hancock
county grand jury tonight returned an indict-
ment for murder against Frank Baldasara, who
is charged with shooting his brother Antonio
at Stonington, July 21 last.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

This would be the net profit if l had sold all
my crop. sold over 1900 bushels at so cents
and have the balance in my cellar for which
expect to get more than SO cents per bushel.
While had good crop some of my neighbors
raised more per acre on smaller pieces.
Yours truly,
E. A. CARPENTER.
Brooks, Me.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
A BROOKS MANS POTATO CROP.

To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: l thought
would give you account of my potato crop
of 13 acres, raised on my farm in Brooks, to
show what we can do in Waldo county raising
potatoes. l will give the whole cost and the
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
The Churches.

Is4 ''''ns' NJ e.l 60 -.--..'
-,
..,,r,+ +be Woods school
Del sunday af+arnoon at >
a
s,. 80
1t ' '0o4 eunoaS S'nooi' w
T ma danartment enroll
III
III >r...l..u4
q. eo,..,.ls -,
a We v,;,lio,,, ., ,,- to1lar,od ~,
a l.11 .,.;,o,
.-,,4 ,,-ar,, SUNDAY ~, o,n-
t- ..a Wednesday evening at
M ava oordiol,v u,o1cona
...- ,.b,,.oh will hold ,neet-
n, Hioh street every
20 o'clock and Sunday
,..ba.b tho n,,blic are cor
.., Unitarian, Rev Ash
,-...,o--,.- -t.l. Ill
. .." me my Nersaiisl ciiuicii VIII
-. ,.r, next Sunday morning and
.. .bosl at 10 noon; subject.
IS "= -' >''N'
.z.. m -aTVIee at TRINITY he1oriheu
nN >"a5 al z.'o p m-' win seiii'oi'
r. Ntn Vaughan. sunday sehoo'
p -'''r the sermon. rrayef meet
-i.7.. ''-ng at ''9o eloeK-
Guild of the North Con-
.. .... march wili meet with Mrs, David
hills. ....t street, Monday evening,
.---"- IT." Young LADIES' Oh 1he parish
-... ~ To be present
4. hallow cen social IN the
g.-onal church parlors on
.....- ..4.s. October 2Sth. to which
..-... lie Christian Fndeavor So
...... ...n3s are invited.
.---,. .. sunday morning to a good
5.- hammond St. M. E. church,
In rn,,nar;ner the lives of the
-s - lives at the present time;
'r very helpfuI.-LeWiston sun.
Smith, pastor of the Uni
NH exchange pulpits with
... s~bach, Unitarian. Sunday
...t, At O'Clock p. M, in the
....st there will be Chautauqua
.r which all the local clergy
1t will be an interesting
.=... .I1Ir is cordially invited.
." 7fIiary of the North Con-
M net October 18th with Mrs.
N.a H. n. Millett spoke most
~ r work in India, giving her
muses of conditions in that
s..r. lu. ak was illustrated by
u5tarios. which she explained
s-H- Although the attendance was
Assent felt that it was one of the
.-. r.eresting sessions.
sus-+ BrooksviIle student
....... o.r,,,ied the Bantist nulnit
s- ...----..,,5 .,,,o,,;ror bofore l.roe
7s .th services he made most fav-
-t 7peaking in the morning on
9. .atau and in the evening on
.=5- .l- ard lessons drawn from it.
.sem -.r-tn Balfas+ church and has
r.-.-. .....-.;.,. ,,,l,r r.;,,, ,,;,, .,,ooo.s
0i'S "no i'i' 'i''i' ~
"Hot'=-Don. Services next Sunday
be- --a-..
Methodist Episcopal chufch
'NrI- r..rr.rg. at 1O.45. the pastor. Rev.
r. .. ..51 .,,oa,, ,,,,on t1o srhioo+
tm--- wd. from the text Give US
s rruas gread," the fifth in the series
NJ M -ayer. Bible school at noon,
5.-cerg Supt. At $50 o. m. Junior
&. l4... Misc lillian Sn;nnav s,,nt
.M .'' '''@''. pm
F7' 'Eelistlc service conducted by
'1f le.day at 730 p m. the Epworth
3f ;o-..u rbursdav at 7 20 n m church
5sr..I..
ltd}r hliISHIS u NlllS III
''a' invited to attend these services.
b. ..,, a.. D.. .ho Nou4b conaroao+iono,
s,,.. '' ''e MOI !" ooiis sA''oi'''
\. .'s. -oe week will be as follows : Junior
1@ Endeavor meeting this. Thursday.
pe T5 asra asre+ n1e15g ne pnaee 'Ie Iobn V1 taa7
iIday EVENING" at 7 o7clock Morning
el Slnaay at Io:45 with sermon bv the
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

BouTELLE-REED. News was received in
this city Tuesday of the marriage of Miss lola
Mary Reed daughter of the late Sampson B.
and Mrs. Abbie Eells Reed of Minneapolis, to
Richard Boutelle Miss Reed is well known
in Belfast, her mother being formerly Miss
Abbie Eels of this city. The marriage was
very quiet affair, on account of her mothers
serious illness. After a short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Boutelle will be at home at II
friends extend congratulations.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

STEvENs-GILMAN. At the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman,
Wednesday. Oct. 18th, George R. Stevens of
Benton and Miss Winnfred J. Gilman of China
were united in marriage by Rev. W. P. Palmer.
Only the immediate families of the contracting
parties We're present. The house was beau
tifuly decorated and wedding supper was
served Mr. and Mrs. Stevens will reside in
Benton. The good wishes of many friends ac
company them to their new home.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

HTLLMAN-sToNE. At high noon October 18th
Miss Ethel M. Stone of Troy and Elmer W.
Hillman of South Troy were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides father, Israel
Stone. The ceremony was witnessed by the
immediate relatives of the contracting parties
Rev F. S. Walker of Pittsfeld officiated, using
the double ring service. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served. After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Hillman viii
reside in Troy
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

WILBUR-DAvIs. The announcement of the
marriage in Boston of two former Islesboro
young people was received recently. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Martha Davis,
daughter Of the late Chauncey Davis of Isles
boro, and George Wilbur of Boston, former
Islesboro boy. Miss Davis has for several years
been successful teacher in Everett, Mass,
and the groom is in business in Boston. They
have the best wishes of a large circle of friends
for long life of happinesS
The Republican journal., 1908-10-22

Many readers of The Journal will learn with
regret of the DEATH Oct. goth, in Pittsield of
Oramel Murry, native and former resident of
Montvile. He moved to Pittsfeld in 1866 and
at the time of his death was serving his third
term as postmaster of that town. An obituary
will be published next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-15

the coming enumeration will demonstrate
that during the past census period of ten
years the annual growth has passed be-
yOnd the former average, and may per-
haps be in the neighborhOod of 5000.