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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-02-18

Saturday night or rather early
Sunday morning, the police raid.
ed a room in the Loughlin build.
ing where a number of men were
supposed to be gambling. Five
men were arrested.
For some time the police have
been suspicious Of several men
that have been assembling in
this building at night and Satur-
day night they were en- the look
cut with the result above stated.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-02-18

Rev. II. Benmosche has re.
signed charge of the Durham
Hebrew congregation and will
return to Norfolk. During his
stay here he has made many
friends who regret that he is t.
leave.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-02-18

Pollard Brothers have a new
ad in this issue. They will sup
ply your needs in hardware.
Rend their ad and when you need
ans thing tiivy keep call on them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-02-18

ITCH cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by HACKNEY
Bros, Druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior. United
tember 3S. 1908. EL
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this office by Fred n:
Bisbee. contestant. against Homestead
Entry No. 1895. made June s. 1907. for
northwest quarter, section thirty.fiye.
township twenty-five south. range fifty
eight west. by Thos. NJ. Richards, confess
tee. in which II is alleged that said
claimant has wholly abandoned said
land since date Of entry. having failed
to establish residence upon or to i'm
prove. occupy cultivate same to
the date Of this affadavit Of contest:
and that said alleged absence from said
land was not due to his employment In
Army, Navy. or Marine Corps Of the
United States as a private soldier. off
Ger. seaman or marine, during the
war with Spain. or during any other war
in which the United states may De en-
gagged.
Sow, therefore. said parties are here
by notified to appear. respond. and Of
fer evidence touching said allegation. at
10 o'clock "a. m, on November .. 1908.
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land office In Pueblo.
Colorado.
The said contestant having. in a prop
er affidavit filed September II, 1908,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service OF TINS
notice can not be made, IL Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
S. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. October 3. 1908.
Last publication. Octobef 81. 1908. :.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
con.e., Notice.
DgpaKl NEST or THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. IL. 1903.


A SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been filed in this office by Anna
Clark, contestant. against Homestead Entry
No. 1885 made september H. 1901. for southeast
uuarter southwest quarter section twenty
eight. cast half northwest quarter: southwest
quarter northeast quarter section thirty.three,
towu-hip twenty.fv south. range ffty-six
west by Sa rah A. Darneal inOw deceased) con-
te- tee In which IL Is alleged that said Sarah 4.
Dnrneal has entirely abandoned said land that
land was a twelve by fourteen frame shanty
built In the fall of 1901, which she removed Ia
the fall OF 1902: that no part OF said land has
ever been cultivated nor fenced by her, and
a residence nor lived thereon: that this afilant
j. iufor med that after the said sarah =. Dar-
neal abapdoned said land. she died leaving the
following heirs. to-wit: :.
Rhuhninn Lamb. BOzeman. Montana:
Ella Howe. San francisco. California:
Julia Ford. jamestown. Missouri:
W. ID. Mcdonald jamestown. Missouri:
JIG. Nc Donald. Jamestown. Missouri, and
Amanda Shell. La Junta. Colorado.
Thst this afIiant knows of her own kn3wl-
the decease Of said Sarnh 4. Dnrneal: and at
all other times, failed TO cultivate or improve
said land, or to live thereon. or to do anything
whatsoever to show AN intention tn cultivate
aid parties are hereby notified to appear. res
pond and offer evidence touching such nIicgn-
tion.at 10 O'Clock n. m. on October ~, i%S
before the Register and keceiyer Mt tho unitcd
states Land Office in Pueblo. Colorado. a.
Tho said conte.trnt having. In proper AMI
davit, filed July q, 1913: set forth facts which
show hat after due diligence Pcrsonalt service
Of this notice cannot be made. II Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice he given
J. J. LAMBERT. Receiver.
First publication. september -. 1905.
Last publication. October IL. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Football Season opens.

The prospects for a good high
very encouraging. The season open
ed up last Saturday with a game at
Las Animas. The game WAS devoid
of wrangling and it was a case of
the best team winning. Las Animas
took their defeat in a true sports
man like manner and acknowledged
that the La Junta boys won on their
merits. Las Animas has a strong
boys all the more glory for the vic
tory. The noticeable weakness of
the Las Animas team was their lack
of organization and team. work. Our
came home with victory of 13
to 0.
Much credit for the victory Is due
Orlo Buckley. the heady captain of
ferent times when the onward pro-
gress of the La Junta boys had
been delayed by their rivals, he came
to the rescue and kicked field
goal each time, one of them being
very difficult. Guy Darlington, the
husky full-back" distinguished him
self many times by circling the ends
for long gains. The whole team
deserves special mention for their
strong defensive work.
The boys are working hard to de-
velop a team that will be the best
that ever represented the high school
With the material In sight together
With the good spirit that exists
among the players, this result should
be accomplished. The average
weight of the players is about one
hundred and forty pounds. Those
appearing on the field for prac-
tice every night are as follows:
Orlo Buckley, captain; Russell ORA
per, Guy Darlington, VIII Winchell.
Carl Burwell, Earl Wolfe, Frank Hall,
Will Wildin, Nathaniel Emlow, An
drew Lantz, Will Pearce. Bert Bot
kin, Gene Crozier, Walter Frost and
Joe Warner.
Tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock. there will be game on
the home grounds-the faculty and
alumni Of the high school being match.
ed against the high school team. On
October 10th the boys go to Pueblo
to play the Centennial High School
team. The first big game Of the
season on the home grounds will be
October 18th, Colorado Springs being
scheduled for that date. Come out
and support the boys. You will see
good, hard clean football played by a
team that is in to win II this can
be done by legitimate means.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03

have an appreciab'e effect upon the
conduct OF the schools. School di-
rectors are catching the inspiration
too. and employing. more and more,
teachers who have had academic aud
professional training. A Teachers
Institute was held in La Junta last
spring under the direction of Mrs.
Money. which had lasting influ-
encc. Addresses by such men as
DIR. Aylesworth. Of Fort Collins, DIR.
Chadsey. oi Denver. and DIR. Miller.
OF Greeley. attracted the attention
of the public as well as Of school
people.
In hard times and In times OF pros
perlty. Mrs. Money has encouraged
the people to keep In mind the needs
and interests OF the public schools--a
thing which is OF vital Importance in
the preparation OF our future citizens.
There have been school buildings
erected new furniture provided better
equipment secured. School libraries
have been increased and more atten-
ton given to manual training work
and to beautifying school grounds.
Some part OF this Improvement Is
due to the untiring influence of the
county superintendent.
For four years Mrs. Money has
been visiting the schools all over
the county. She knows the people
in their homes. She knows the chill
dren at school and at home. She
knows the conditions thoroughly and
is ready by reason of this thorough
knowledge. to make decisions which
are just and fair. Many of the
teachers she has known since before
they took their first examination. In
many cases she has decided where
they would do the best work. II
there is change of superintendents
this year, such knowledge of people
and conditions cannot be gained by
the new incumbent without effort
and loss of time.
The people are proud Of their pub
lie schools. They realize that they
are of the greatest Importance. They
know tnat the real good of the pub
lie schools is far more to be con
sidered than mere partisan interests.
Briefly, here are some of the rea-
sons why Mrs. Money should be
returned to the office of county sup
erintendent.
First-She is woman of right
principles.
Second-She is possessed of cul-
tura and tact.
Third-She has had excellent ac-
ademic and professional training.
Fourth-She knows the conditions
in every district
Fifth-She is an inspiration to the
teachers and patrons.
Sixth-she encourages progress
and improvement.
Vote for Mrs. Money.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Notice 10, Publication.
UNITED SrATHs LAND OfrIcE |
puEnin, CoLo., Aug, q, i9gs: {

Pueblo. CoLo. Aug. -, 1905.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Lawrence Roy. of Hieb,c. Colo. who.
on November q, 1901, made Homestead Entry
No. leu'l. serial No or. for southeast quar-
ter. southwest quarter. section -. eR-t half,
northwest quarter, northwest quarter north
west quarter. section "a. township y
south range 81 west. 9Th principal meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make final Ave
yenr proof. to establish claim to the land
above dr~Crihed. before CLERK OF the District
October, lNn
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Eucibo
Padillu, Juan y. Tnf"Su. John l.. Richardson.
Iuam u CordoNa. all Of Higbcr, Colo.
=. 4 ABBEY. Register.
First publication. August ~. 1905.
Last publ icatiun. October 3, 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Notice o, Aaiu..men, Day.
rArE OF JEssA 4. HUDSON. pscEAs.

ESTATE OF JESsA 4. HUDSON, DECEAs-
~ ed
The undersigned, having been appointed
Adtaini>tratriN OF the r-tat. OF Jesse A. Hud-
son, sirca~ch, late at the rounty of Fayett-
Vile, ia the state Of Washington. deceased.
herei,, gives notice that she viii appear be-
fore the county court Of said Otcro county. on
Mondas the 10Th day of October, \. u. 1905. at
the hour ot jp'clack. y, IN. of said day, Mt
which time all persons having claims against
snid estate are mott fled and requested TO at.
tend Tor the purpose Of having the same a,i.
j,stcsl. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado, this 2ist day
Of Sepicrnbar. A. u. iMs.
Adtninixtra tratrix OF the estate Of Jessa A. H,id.
son. Deceased.
First publication, september N, 1905.
Last publication, October II, 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Notice for Publication

UNITED ~ ATEs I.AND OFFICE.
PuEBI.o. Colo. Aug. -, IHs I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Gilman Il, Dreashrr.of La Junta.C Col, w who.
on Feb, 5. ly.ri. made Homestead Entry. No.
ikss3. Serial No 05st, for southeast quarter,
section u, township :. south, range 81 west.
9th principal meridian. has tiled notice of in
tention ,o make tinnl fl We year proof. to estnb-
lish cinim to the land above described. before
Clerk of the District Court at la Junti, Colo q.
on the 6th day of October. ItD,.
Claimant names as witnesses John Isaac,
Eurene Nuucula-, George Patterson, John
Osborn. all Of La Junta. Colo.
5. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication August -, 1905.
l.nst pull rutiOn October =. 1875.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Notice OF pu biieation.
uNrrkp srArt, LAM orplcs

UNITED STATES LAND OFPIc. I
PuxBIIo. coIyo., sept. ! 1905
NOTICE Is HERERN GIVEN THAT
y jane l., Richa rst-on. of Heiser, Colo, who
on October :, 1909. made Homestead Entry No.
lssiS, Serial No. 012i. for west half northeast
quarter southeast quarter northeast quarter,
northwert quarter southeast quarter, section
~. township Is soiith, range IS west, sixth
principal mrrid iuu. has hl-, motto. of Intention
Ia make final iy. year proof. to estabiish h claim
to the lnud nboNc described. before Clerk of
the District Court, at Trinidad, Colorado, oi,
the 2Dth day of October. i.Os.
Claimant names a. witnesses: r.. NJ. Tem-
plin. at Trinidad. Colo; y. Antonio Cor,lova.
of Hoehnc, Colo; Alex cordoya. of Hoehne'
Colo: Dan Watson, OF Trinidnd. tulo
SA ABBEY. Register.
First publication. September ". Ias.
Last publication, October II. ls0s.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03


- tories being located within its boun.
dnfios. La Junta l. locatcs at tho junction of
three divisions OF the Atchi-on. Topeka and
Santa Pc. 55i miles west OF kansas city.
ISL miles southeast of Denver sixty -thres,
miles cast Of Pueblo, and eight one miles
Pc expended xsD.0U in permanent con~truc-
sion work consisting of machine shops. store
housnn, roundhouse, etc. The railroadcom-
pany employs 500 men and pays out monthly
At this place over $500 for labor. The swink
Sugar Factory. five miles west of La Iunta
was erected in isO6 at a cost of s1.3D,OO. La
Junsa has just rebuilt and extended its water
system at AN expense OF xJO,0D. IL l. owned
by tho city. and commenced operations from
now source OF supply in February. 1907. The
altitude is 40as feet. and the clinnte taken
the year round. Is unsurpassed. Almost con,
slant sunshine chnractcrizes the winters and
a wholly cloudy day IL u rarity. La Jnnta has
all the metropolitan conyenienccs needed by
city Of ZOO population. including many miles
OF brick sidewalks, "a perfect system 81 .ani-
tary sewerage, an electric light plant which
supplies ali-day and all-night service, an ar
tifcial ice plant OF seven tons daily capacity,
q modern cold storage plant with n capacity
OF storing 500 tons OF pure mountain Ice
three rural free delivery routes. city letter car
rier, Office for local delivery. tire department:
tele epnone system with 900 subscribers. aud
long distance connection with any part of the
state; u school system eNcelled by no city In
tho state. employing twenty--even teachers
in TWENTY-FIVE rooms. With new Ssub high
school conn pleted ia 1907, ten churches. i Nteen
secret and fraternal orders, two banks. $1,000
capital and s7iO,0o0 deposits: one dali, and
two weekly newspapers. opera house OF 80
seating capacity. brick plant of 5000 dnily ca:
pacity, manufacturing best quality OF vitfihed
brick -four mill OF 80 bn rr.ls daily cnpuctt. :
cement block plant. In fact. La Jnnts j. one
of the best towns Of it, size in Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Mrs. Money Has Proved Herself the
Right Person For the Place BY
Four Years Of Faithful, Efficient
Service.

Some one said to . young girl the
other day" Ele,iricit. il grea,
stand much about /, even now" She
answered. 20. lis supple. You Just
turn the switch ana the light comes
on" As simple us that are the du.
ties OF the county superintendent of
schools. You just put the right per
son in the place and the work is don
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1905.

JUNrA Is 4 CITY of SiN 4
Thousand population aud county 4
seat of Otero county. the greatest
agricultural county in the Arknn-
sas Valley, three t,s.et sugar fac
tories being located within It's boun-
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
Me.iee Of Huelie..len.
UNlrKp STATES LAM orrrcn !,

tNiTkD STATES LAM OFFICE
PuEBLo. Colo. Sept. :, l.sN
NOTICE Is HEkkBN GIVEN THAT
~ AndreAs Whntlcy, OF Hiebes, Colo. who.
ON September II, 1901. made Homestead Entry
No. 1875, Serial No, o..22. for southeast quar-.
ter, section II, township 81 south. range a5
west, sixth principal meridian. has filed notice
Of intention To make final tive year proof. to
establish claim tn the land above described.
before Clerk of the District Court. ut La
Juntn. Colo. on the aoth da, OF October, 1905.
Claimant name. us witnesses: John Carson,
of La Junta, Colo &; Charles Madrille. Of La
Iunin. tul" Joe Mndrille, at La Lupta. Colo. /:
MaxiInnnu Salzar. of Highcc, Colo.
=. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. September II. IO>.
Last publication, October Il. l,s~.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
REPUBLICAN TIcKET
National Ticket.
FOR PREsIDENr
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT

FOR vICE-rREsIDENr--
JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03

GOvERSoR.
JESSE r. MCDONALD.
SUPREME BENCH,
Teu.Year Term. G. HELM.
Ten. Year Term-JOHN n. MAXWELL.
Eieht-Year Term-A. X. KING,
Six. Year Term--I.. N. GODDARD.
kAILHoAp COMMISSIONERS.
S ix.Year Term-G. &. wITHERS,
Four Year Term-M. J. GUERIN.
Two-Year Term-w l.. DAYTON.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE l.. HODGES.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
TIMOTHY O'CONNoR.
TREASURER,
GEORGE d. STATLER.
AUDITOR.
s. II. STEVENS.
LIEUTENANT GovEKsoR.
C. v. BENSON.
SUPERINTENDENT OF ISsTRucTIos.
KATHRINE l.. CRAIG.
CoroxEssnAS-Ar-LAR
JAMES C. BURGER.
CoNoREssMAN FIRST DISTRICT,
ROBERT W. BONYNGE.
CONGRESSMAN SECOND DISTRICT.
WARREN A. HAGGOTT-
PREsIpKsTIAL ELEcToRs-
W. W. STORY, JR.
C. A. BALLREICH,
THOMAS r. WALSH.
JOHN ". SPRINGER.
REGENTS TO STATE USIvERsITf,
DIR. o. J. PFEIFFER,
W. ]. KING.
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
THOMAS X. HAFFMiRE
County Ticket
PoR STATE SENATOR
GEO. W. swINK
FoK REPRESENTATIVE
C. v.RYAN
FoR COUNTY JUDGE
H.M. MINOR
FoR TREAsUKER
C. r. EVANS
W. l.. sICKENBERGER
Fox CLERK ASD REcoRDER
S. W. BROWN
FoR ASSESSOR
H. W. ADSMOND
FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
MRS. CARRIE E. MONEY
FoR sURvErok
HAROLD X. THOMPSON
FOE CoRoSER
If. KEARNS
Fog COMMISSIONER. FrRsT DISTRICT
c. r. HELM
PoR CoMMIssIosEs, SECOND DISTRICT
GEO. ". INGALLS,
Fos JUSTICE or THE PEACE
H. n. CLARK
Fon CoxsrABLKs
A. H. wIENEKE
GERALD DAIMLER
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
PROMINENT men
COMING TO CITY
Many Bankers and !rrigation-
ists,to Attend Trans-Missis-
sippi Congress Here
More Than 5000 Visitors Are
Expected During the
Weeks Session

kilograms received yesterday from
the California delegates to the national
irrigation congress, In session at
Albuquerque, announced that more
than 100 irrigationalists would at
tend the Mississippi congress
in this city next week. The con-
gress will convene In Dream
land pavilion, In Steiner street, on the
morning OF October s. Although more
than 1000 persons have announced their
intention of attending, Arthur F.
Francis, secretary of the congress, an
ticipates a crowd Of more than 5000
during congress week.
Word from Denver from the bankers
convention was also received. October,
one OF the busiest months in the year
for bankers, will see many of the
largest financiers In the country In this
city at the time the congress convenes
The bankers convention will adjourn
today. Many of the capitalists. whose
interests center largely in the moving
of crops. will go Immediately to their
homes. and others will come to San
francisco.
The great Importance of the gather
ing next week has appealed. not only
to Californians, but to residents Of the
great western country in general. Much
of the legislation that has been enacted
of direct bearing upon the prosperity
and upbuilding of the western country
has been initiated at the sessions OF
the trans Mississippi commercial con-
gress.
The national reclamation act and
deep water from the lakes to the gulf
are two of the achievements of the
congress- sessions. 1t is not a political
organiza non. 1t is a body OF repre-
sentative businessmen of the west
They meet and discuss problems .pecu-
liar to the western country. Resolu-
tions are adopted which are forwarded
to congress. These resolutions, with
such an array of names of businessmen n
undoubtedly create an impression upon
the minds of our law makers. as shown
by the laws already enacted.
When the congress meets next week
concerted action undoubtedly Will be
taken upon the Hetch Hetchy reservoir
sites and the improvement of Califor-
mia seaports. A competent committee
composed of representatives from the
various commercial organizations OF
this city, is actively engaged in the
preliminary work incident to the meet
ing.
What Is needed is for the business
men and the people generally to get be-
hind the committee with enthusiasm, tC
the end that San Francisco may acquit
itself as creditably as have ST. Louis
St, Paul. Denver Kansas City. New Or
leans, Portland, Seattle and other cities
that have entertained this organiza-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

Portland, Oct. 1.-The British tramp steam
er knight OF the Thistle reached the wharf
Of the Eastern and Western lumber company
this morning after having remained at Linnton
over night waiting for Instructions. 1t Is under
charter TO Kerr. Clifford & Co. to load wheat
The Norwegian steamer Guernsey Is loading
wheat at Montgomery dock No J. The steamer
Breakwater. Captain MaeGenn, sailed last night
for Coos bay. The British ship Desdemona is x
peeted to finish loading tomorrow morning
The japanese steamer Fnku Maru viii carry
a cargo Of -four from Portland and Tacoma TO
Shimosaks. Japan, as soon as the oak timbers
brought here from Hakodate and other japanese
ports have been discharged. The work OF dis
charging the heavy timbers was begun at Ban
fields dock this morning The Mitsui company
viii furnish the cargo.
The coasters that arrived this morning were
the Homer and Alliance The Homer brought 4c0
tons OF general cargo and dozen passengers.
The Alliance had 200 tons Of freight and SO pas
sengers Both wlh sail Saturday night. The
steamer Eureka, CAPTAIN Noren. from Eureka, by
wny Of Coos bay. arrived this evening.
Seattle. Oct. Finding that good jHdg-
ment had not been exercised United States In
speeters Walton aud Heeney today suspended for
80 days the masters licenses Of Captains Nc
Alpine and Hendriekson Of the steamers Chip
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
HARBOR BOARD PLANS
SEAWAIL EXTENSION
Small Contracts Are Awarded
by the Commissioners at
Regular Meeting

The harbor commission, at it's reg
ular meeting held yesterday morning.
passed a resolution calling together the
seawall commission at IL a. m. October
15 to arrange for the construction of
another section of seawaH. The sea
wall commission is made up of the har-
Dor board, the governor of the state
and the mayor of the city of San Fran
cisco. Secretary Thorpe was directed
to give Governor Gillett and Mayor
Taylor 10 days notice of the coming
meeting.
With a few words of regret that the
Law left them without option in the
matter, the commissioners granted per-
mission to the San Francisco gas and
electric light company to open East
street where necessary TO lay gas
mains. In granting the permission the
commissioners stipulated that the gas
company put up surety bond for
$4,000 to insure the street being re-
placed and left in good condition
Contracts were signed with the Pa
cific construction company for furnish
ing material and constructing a bulk
head wharf along section II of the sea-
wall and with w. A. Fam for making
alterations in the ferry postoffice
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
HOTEL MANX THROWS
DOORS OPEN TO PUBLIC
N.sM. KeIlar, Formerly of New
York, Will Act as
Manager

The Hotel Manx, at Powell and
o Farrell streets, opened yesterday,
thereby adding one more hotel to the
necleus of. hostelries about Unien
square. The opening was informal in
character, but from the time the regis
ter was placed on the counter the house
presented an aspect of business. n. M
Kellar. formerly with the Weldorf-As-
toria, the st. Regis and Knickerbocker
of New York, is manager. When the
Fairmont was opened by the Law
brothers, Kellar was placed at the man.
agerial helm, but when the hotel was
l.leased to the Palace hotel company the
men who had been associated with the
Palace for years resumed their posi-
tions.
Emil Burgomeister, the sous chef of
M. Bailly of the st. Regis, will look
after the delectable things of the din
ing room. For the present the Manx
will not operate the big cafe in the
basement. which is now being fitted UP
In elegant fashion. The restaurant on
the main floor will serve for the time
being as the grill.