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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE Or will rebt, a thalf
section of Land in Long valley
fenced, house and barn. running
water, free irrigation right. Sale
price $40 an acre. Francis Moore,
Emmett.
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Delicious
in Montana

Read this letter from M. r. A..
Rollins. prominent orckardist
Of the Flathead Valley
delicious (Stark Delicious) has proven.
{ success with me and have been booming
ii for three years. At the State Farmers
Institute Meeting held al Rollins June Is.
1908, at which were prescnt, Hon. Fred
Whiteside, Prof. LinheId, Mgr. Expert
ment Station, Prof. Wilcox and others,
/ exhibited Delicious apples as sound as
when taken from the trees the previous
fall. The flavor was still excellent.
have therefore, with good reason, given
Delicious reputation in this valley"
Have you tasted this royal fruit?
Seeinf and tasting il wilfopcn your eyes1Aake you
orchard literally planted with it, Send Us Is cents
today to pay partial express charles and we viii
send q box Of specimens mo chzrEe Is made
Tor the fruif) The Is cents will refund on the
6rst order OF trees you send Write for
Stark Fruit Book which gives accurate information
about all varieties worthy Of planting apple
Peach. Pear. Apricot. Cherry. Berry Fruits. Grape,
ETC., etc.
Stark Bros Nurseries
& Orchards Company
Louisiana, Missouri u. S. A.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-Four work horses
one vearliEg colt, two sets har-
ness and wagon. Inquire at this
Office. 3tp-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR RENT-6 room house, close
in good location, 100 feet ground
Mrs. D. Regain. 2tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-Fat hogs. will weigh
about 225 pounds. H. S.
Workman. 2tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

Anything left after overconh-
dence visits the bank is scooped
up by Decentralization.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

Count Szechenyi at least serves
to keep alive interest in phonetic
spelling.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-Black tools.
complete outfit. W. H. Twille-
CARS second hand store. 1tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE A Stevens double bar
rel ,hammerless shotgun, nearly
new and in good condition. Index
Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-200 acres fine pas
ture, with straw. Inquire at
Index Office. IT,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-From laying strain
White Leghorn chickens. full
blooded cockrels only, from prize
winning stock. Irwin o. Brown.
Emmett. ZIP
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-Coie's hot blast
stove, No.18. Almost as good
as new. Inquire at Hawkins
Hardware.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

TO TRADE Apples for 1000
pounds of potatoes or grain. W.
H. Whelchel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-4000 to 50OO ash
trees. four to eight feet in height,
at Is cents each. Emmett Mercan
tile Co. Cattle and horses TO feed
for the winter wanted at 3 cents
per head.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR .RENT-Good ranch. See
Cooke & Day, Emmett. If.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10
SWEET BANK 70 STMT
Stockholders Decide to Open
in About 60 Days.

At meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Bank Of Sweet. held ~
week, it was decided to open TIL
bank for business within the pexi
60 days.
William Woody last Saturday
disposed Of his sheep interest to Z
couple Of Spaniards from Boise.
Con Leehan of Placerville. who
has been visiting here for the past
week, left on Tuesday. for Emmett
and Boise,
Andrew Nelson was up from En-
nett last week to attend the meet
ing of the stockholders of the bank.
Owen Dix, after spraining his
wrist, tanning his back and throwing
both thumbs out Of joint, succeeded
in husking II bushels of corn in a
day and half, and has come to the
conclusion that raising corn is joke,
so its back to alfalfa for Owen.
Miss May Smith of Placerville Wis
tied here over night last week on
her way to Sumpter. Ore.
w. A. Carpenter made business
trip to Boise last Thursday. return
ing Saturday.
Ray Wiesner will leave for his old
home in Michigan to spend Christ
mas with his mother.
The annual clean up has been de-
layed slightly on account Of the I'M
finished condition of our new nata
torium.
Zeke Sweet came down from the
Liberty mine to spend Sunday with
his family.
Chief of Police Jacques is about
the busiest man in Boise county. |
He Travelled some 200 miles last |
week performing the duties of his |
office as constable
In the case of the state of Idaho |
versus Dan Fry, the defendant was |
bound over to the district court. |
w. A. Sample and D. L. Rhodes ar- |
peared for the state and Finley Mon
roe of Emmett for the defendant.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

WANTED Girl at the Russell
hotel.
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Column.
Sc Line Each Insertion
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cow, or will trade for
hay. A. M. Hanson.
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(From Another Correspondent
AL Baldwin, son of D. L. Baldwin
who left Sweet last August to visit
relatives at Lewiston and other
points, returned home Saturday
evening, coming from Whitebird on
horseback.
The Odd Fellows lodge at their
last meeting elected officers as fol
lows, James Phillips, N. g.; Ed
Bailey, V. g.; S. L. Lilly, secretary;
Hans Hanson, treasurer; Ed Miller,
trustee. An oyster supper and
lunch was served after lodge ad-
journed.
The Epworth league will give a
poverty social next Friday night, at
|. 0. O. F. hall, for the benefit of
the pastor. Everybody is invited.
Our merchants are stocked up
nicely. Tally Bros. have the largest
stock of holiday goods ever brought
to town.
Sweet will have an old fashioned
Christmas tree at the church.
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FOR SALE-220 acre ranch, riv-
er bottom, / mile from Emmett
on north side of river. nine room
house, large barn, etc. Will be
sold by owner. Apply to this
Office. Mrs. D. Regap.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10

FOR SALE-Six room modern
residence on corner of Second
and Johns street George Perkel.
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For FARM LOANS See W. NJ. Way
man.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16

A Los
Teoria de la Ley de Evidencia seg1n Sc ha e~stablecido en- los
Estados Un1dos y manera De practicar la prueba de testi-
gos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS Traducida con permiso
del autor por los abogados don r. Ulpiano Color Y don
Jose Tous y Soto de Venta Ell las Librerias del BoLErrN
MERcANT1L y OLYMPIC Ote5o, Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-16
In case cIui0SO de 1aepsIia

En- Andrfa Qtalia), ha ocurrido IN
nuevo y curioso aso de telepatfa. que
pone de mani iesto la existencia in
Gu Questionable de los fenomenos tele-
paticos.
En- los suburbios de Andrfa, Y en-
una casa modestfsims, viva hace
tempo una anciana que gozaba de
general aprecio en- aquel barrio, por
sus excelentes condolences de carac-
ter y hasta por los 1nfortunios que
desde largo tempo parecfan cebarse
en- aquella desgraciada.
La anciana en- question tenfa una
hija dotada de extraordinaria belleza,
que la abandono para seguir 4 su
anlante. siendo este uno de los mas
rudos eolpes que hubo de sufri.,
pues todas u esperanzas Sc funda
ban en- ell apoyo que aquella hiia
habla de prestarle en- los 1Itimos amos
de su vida.
Desde csc momento, las sencillaS
gentes, que habitaban aquel barrio.
Sc encargaron de cuidar Y sostener 4
la pobre anciana, que Sc neg6 STEM
pre-, por In soberbio rasgo de altlvez
y dignidad q aceptar algdn socorro
de su hlJa.
Una noche. q las once, POGO mas
8 menos, los veciaos Sc despertarou
sobresaltados a las woes que la an
ciana dadaba desde ell balloon de su
vivienda, denandando auxilio.
En- seguida Sc acercaron & la casa,
los mas pr6ximos, quienes pudieron
enterarse de que aquella buena mu-
jer pedfa auxillo por que en- aquellos
momentos, Seg1n dee1a, estaban ase-
sinando 4 su hiia,
Muy pronto Sc VIC la casa invadida
por gran ndmero de amigos y vecinos,
quienes trataron de tranquilizar a la
anciana, asegurandola que solo Sc
trataba de ina pesadiIla y que podia
volver a dor-1lrse traqullamente, pues
pue afortunadamente, NADIA hab1a de
cierto en- TODD aQuelIo.
En- los mismos momentos llegaba 4
aquella casa IN agente de la autori-
dad encargado de %interrogar q su
duena acerca de algunos antecedentes
respecto 4 su hija.
Entonces pudieton advertir los
asombrados vecinos que los vatici-
MOS de la anciana eran exactfsimos
pues 4 la misma bora en- que aterro-
rizada pedia auxilio 4 todos para que
d~efendiesen a su hija, 6sta hab1a sido
asesinada por ST. amante, quien le
disparo dos tiros de revolver en la
cabeza, que lie %produjeron una muer-
te instantanea.
Convene advertir que desde los
su%burbios del pueblo donde vive la
anciana, hasta el punto donde Sc de
sarroll6 Ell crimen, existe n distan-
Glade cerca de cuatro Kilometres.
Interrogada Ia anciaua acerca del
sobresalto que hab1a experimental,
declare que, habIGndose acostado &
las dlez, qued6 prontamente dormi-
da, Y POGO despu6s sinti0 Ia voz de
su hija y vic claramente como su
amante. despu6s de una breve dis
puta disparaba sObre ella dos balazos.
Entonces Sc levanto dirigi6ndose al
balloon. desde cuyo sitio reclam6 Ell
auxilio de los vecinos.
TODD este o~currla en- ell mismo mo.
mento en- que 81 verdadero crimen Sc
estaba realizando.
Los diarios comenta ban este nuevo
case juzgando como una demonstration
incontrovertible de los fen0menos
telepaticos cuya existencia va es in
discutible, prestandose 4 I'm ancho
campo de Investigation, que ha de i'm
primir a la ciencia nuevoS rumbos Y
es possible que sorpresas maravillosas
en- 10 future.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

HONTWIT. TELLER & co. No 30 NeSl -'i
street invite an early inspection OF their assort-
rnent of women s garments in spring styles
The gowns and dresses shown are in hand made
lingerie and dotted nets.
ENRICH BROTHERS, Sixth avenue and 2Sd
street advertise a stock of Iaces which includes "a
variety Of designs and the gamut Of a !afse
scale in prices
RLOOMINGDALE'S Third avenue and 59th
street invite the womenfolk take the first
peep at their new stock Of spring hats this
week This store also advert:ses wouens spring
gowns and sale of eTnbroideries to clean up the
stock.
HEARN in l4th street. OF Fifth avenue.
mas thirty thousand yards of dress silks which he
will sell a. a reduced price The stock includes
fcuiards nsessaI!nes and taffetas in 4 variety of
oc'ors Attention IS called also display Of wash
dress fabrics. laces and embfoiiefies.
SIMPSON-CRAWFORD COMPANY, Sixth ave
ing of trimmed spring millinery this week, They
also advertise genuine French lingerie robes.
French underwear. petticoats and lice
curtains and bed
A Jacket. 6 co. No. 3s4 Fifth avenue, call
attention TO their cold storage plant for furs They
will mold a final clearance sale this week.
r. H. MACY & CO. broadway ana 3;th street,
sill! continue their fft!eth anniversary sale
offefin. frccks girls wCmens nte waists,
fJl -Icn aid domestic black silks. sample strips
81. tia.i ellb 0iGeries, corseis. suits china and
glassware. a"coIHt-d dinner sets. furniture, per
foratod muse rolls ana groceries.
A. l.. MATTHEWS S SONS. of Brooklyn. savss-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
RAMEY MAY COME EAST.
Many College Athletes IN Nesc I ork
4fbl9fic Club Games.

College athletes will play important part III
the annual indoor athletic carnival OF the Ne"
York Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden Oh
March 10 Many Of the winners at the last inter-
collegiate championships will compete in the Nari-
Gus events The entire Yale of thirty athletes,
under the charge OF w. Dray. the champion pole
vaulter will lead the college entries; Corneii VIII
be represented by ten men. including Cook, me
broad Jumper and pole yaulter; Pennsylvania VIII
have big list of entrants Dartmouths colors VIII
be carried by four contestants, among them oehs
Sherman the broad jumper. and Shaw. the hurdief:
Princeton and other colleges will be represented
also.
compete Two weeks ago Taylor agreed TO meet
II. l.. Hillman in special eooyard run. but his
recent injury will prevent his appearance again IN
indoor games this season. The club has invited
H p. Ramey, the Chicago Athletic Club crack, to
take Taylor's place. and expects his acceptance
early this week The meeting between Ramey and
Hillman will attract almost as much interest ana
attention though Taylor raced against the New
York Athletic Club middle distance flyer.
The special events have been selected as suit
able test speed endurance and skill for the rep
resentative contestants OF colleges and athletic
clubs. What promises to be the greatest hurdle
race ever held indoors will bring together Forrest
Smithson. of the Multnomah Athletic Club; A b.
Shaw Dartmouth College, and R. G. Leavitt, OF
Williams. The first two named athletes are the
greatest hurdlers since Alvin q. kraenzlein While
Leavitt carried of the hurdling honOrs at tire
Athens Olympic games
The special inter-cty club relay team Will bring
together the best relay in the Boston Ath-
letic Association and the New York Athletic Club
The Boston quartet VIII be the same that defeated
the crack relay team of the Irish american Ath-
Ietc Club, and the Winged Foot team is being
specially prepared for event Another relay
race will furnish exciting contest Will De
between Columbia and Amherst
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
DUAL CITY MEET ENTRIES
athletes Who VIII Compete on Nezc
York and Philadelphia Teams.

The track and field championship committee OF
Metropolitan Association yesterday received
the list of the entries of the Middle Atlantic Asso-
citation in the big dual meet between the two asso-
Citations in Philadelphia in the near future. The
entries of the two cities follow:
Fiftyyard dash-Mstropolitan AssoelaonJ oGon
h NS aoFk hhts's Club Roberson ris
American Ahiee Club RobeI, cloughsn m
Pennsylvania; Minds. OF Pennsylvania Hndrsth Of Of
fna1 Tandva MfPgaa Ppepaaoy n5asnss sshoa sh
high e cus q j. Ge7
IrishAmerican ATHLETIC Club W McGuGu'a X atbetic
club Middle Atlantic Assocation.Fsll Of Meroers6nfs &
Christine of Pennsylvania: Clark OF Pennsylvania eS'
o xsg Ysrs afhsc euS
Pasne s Msss nasq Atlantic GHe csT
Mulligan of Acquinas Cricket Club; Haydook of Penn
Esht-hundred eightyyard Metropolitan Ass3
sheppnTa Athlete Club
BOx saes A9ss e1e slsO snd pamey
onemiie run-Metropolitan Association: Thaddeqs
White unattached William BerksT sw 1s I9rs A'He,c b
and ,n ank Rs l5a Hasns Jones Of
yania Beck of Pennsylvania: and Paul of PennsyVaRa ana
lars NEW York Athletic Club: Edward Carr Navter
shetie & ssOcs9n Msg aAd Asne qsePh
Pennsylvania: Quigley; of Pennsylvania and Gallagher
Running high jup Metropoli,an Assoc9tion ifn HaTy
rct New York Athletic Club. and Lawson Robertson Robertson
Tish As+ean cqS Of
Burdick. Of Pennsylvania Charters and Hunt oI F
sylvania
dan irish American Athletic cub; F. J. Hart irlnce
90 r5re,aratory School Meyor Irish American
,.h,e,ic IIuh Middle Atlantic: Kruger. Of Swarth-
more. g stpp of Mercersburg Academy; Pike OF PENN
sylvania C,o,de .uen
se Athetc Cub CHARLES vein Prinoe raoe
"a, university Athletic Association Frank l. res9l
Vale University Athletic Association Middle Auanue'
P~rninr. hop step and juup-Metropolitan Assooa-
ton: j. oconnell New York Athletic club; ariss Pan
ADAMS New York Athletic Club; Martin J. SherioaT'
american Athletic Middle Atantic; FTisss
nst.achad: Dougherty, of Xavier Country Cuo; McNar
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
ENTRIES FOR SAVANNAH RACES

Entries Of American car and an Acme SIX
cvlinder runabout have been made IN the 5eo-rnlie
road race at Savannah. Ga, TO be run on Mafch
70 This brings the total actual entries for this
rare 10 six as reported in kilograms from the Sa~
yannah Automobile Club early Yesterday 1t is fur
ther stated however that several other entries are
known to be their way to savannah Inc en-
tries 70 date include Isottas. two Appersons'
ona American and one Acme. For the two races
az $50 miles to be March IS. there We're en-
tries of Premier Apperson, Hotchkiss. Thomas-De-
troit Thomas Flyer and Stearns cars registered up
to last night, and number of additional entries
were reported have been sent
Tho rex+ reg,,Iar meeting of the Automobile Club
of America will be held in the clubhouse, 04th
street west of Broadway. con Tuesday evening
The entertainment committee has arranged to have
an informal lecture on The Relative Motors OF
Four and Six Cylinder Engines by c. b. Brokaw.
of the Automobile School of the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association. Mr. Brokaw VIII
illustrate his talk by models and working motors
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER INFORMITION CONSULT THE 4D-
REFRESHMENTS IN TO-D4Y'S TRIBUNE.

iise nlaid Hnoleum :n tile and hardwood floor eff
fects huck towels, white waistnss, bleached
sheeting. pillow hemmed sheets and fruit Of
the loom cambric.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUS of Brooklyn. will hold
a sale 'oi new dress fabrics this week and will
display all wool suitings. printed silk fig
ured chiffon mulIs and printed sheer muslin
The STERLING PIANO COMPANY. Nc. SIS Full
street Brooklyn. call attention to their Ster-
ling player pianos, which they sell terms to
suit the purchaser.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 co. Broadway and
18th street. call attention to their stock of French
novelty silks including a special Importation of
the latest Partisan models They also advertise
black silk dr,ss tafetas and Swiss embroideries.
ARNFEIM Broadway ana 9th street, will hold
sale Of clothing this week.
r !. HORNER & co. no. q West 3Sd street
ard No. 20 West 2ith street, invite inspection OF
their furniture
BEST & CO No SO West I'D street. call atten-
tion 10 their display of baby underwear. which in
cludes everything the outfit of young child.
BLUMSTEfN. in West I25th street. advertises
among otner things. India linen, embroidered Swiss
and pure linen suitings.
LORD TAYLOR. Broadway and 10Th street
call attention their Orienta! department. in
which mHy be- found two lots. one Of which was
obtained from he Parker Building after III =
and is said - he absolutely free from damage
STERN BROTHERS in Nest 23d street, will
make a special display this week of tacr mace
walking suits, walking skirts, imported parasols
cccred dress silks tea gowns neggees kimouos
misses and girls apparel and lace ourtaiaA
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
MRS. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT BUYS
Makes Several Purchases at Closing Sale of
the Bunkio r-atsuki Collection.

At the closing sale at the American Art Caller
les yesterday afternoon of objects from China and
Japan collected by Bunkio Matsuki, SAB was
realized. making q total of S116T0 20. The sale
was conducted by Thomas F.. Kirby
The highest price paid was 1878, by F. G. Mac
Comber, for ancient bronze vase. Mr.. Mac
Comber also paid s47 80 for an old Coreal pottery
bowl
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt made several pur.
chases giving si5 for a pair of carved Chinese ng-
of the seventeenth century, Si5 for old
pottery jar from Cochin China s27 50 for ovfOrm
invested with apple green glaze. and 81 80
for snuff bottle of the X ang hsi period
An iron crow by Myochin considered ex-
traordinary specimen was knocked down TO Will
lam W. Seaman at $50
An old imperial Jar of the seventeenth century
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
HIGH SCORES THE RULE.
Tie for February Cup at the Tro0ers
Island Traps.

High scores were the order of the day at the
weekly shoot of the New York Athletic Club at
rraver. Island yesterday. The usual programme
was decided. and the ma joritv Of the events were
r-,n with rulI scores Twelve gunners were
present The best work Of the afternoon was
done nv Fred Hodgnan. who won the weekly leg
on the Souer prize and trophy shoot
Although the last leg the February Cup, at
fifty targets decided yesterday, the winner
Of the trophy is still in doubt The winner yes
ferdsv Was J. S Dickerson. who with handicap
Of four returned full score. but ". j. Elias
and " q Lenane, with two legs each are tied
rnr the cup II decided to postpone the
shcot-on until another Saturday. f Thomas
won the Nalsrode prize
The leading follow
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
DEPOSITORS GET Il WEEK.
Justice Clark Grants Knickerb0cker
Further ETtenSlOn.

1,.t,ca Clark in the Supreme Court sitting IN
s., George Staten Island. granted yesterday fur-
ther extension of week to the deposltoTs coh-
,,,,,sa or the Knickerbocker Trust Company IN
which to get assents to the plan OF Resumption
tho COMMITTEES is endeavoring to put through
About % per cent of the depositors nave airedoy
assented to the plan. and in granting the eNteh-
sion which was asked for by Clark Williams state
sunerintendent of Banks, and Herbert L. Satier-
Ia. roupsel for the depostors' committee, Jus
tice Clark criticised severely the non-assenting de-
pos,tors for not having come into the plan
Mr. williams asked for weeks extension 'hat
no might make an examination of the assets ana
.1o;rs of tbe company and 50 be in a position TO
ranort definitely to the court his opinion as 10 re-
sumption In his report to Justice clark MT VIII
iam. called attention the need of additional as
sents from depostors, saying that his ultimate
opinion on resumption would depend not on'S
upon the condition of the assets put also upon INC
cash position of the company
Herbert L. Satteree OF the depositors' committee
of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. said yester-
day in an interview THE question of the resuHp-
tion of business by the Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany is now entirely in the hands of the Super1n
teudent of Banks. The depositors committee can
do nothing more
."rbe superintendent of Banks is apparently de-
tered from approving resumption only by the cash
situation. He has before him the report of the re-
ceivers and the appraisal of assets made by his own
appraisers He can tell exactly how much money
will be turned by the receivers TO the trust
company If they should be discharged by the court,
and that money, together with the stockholders
subscription Of S2, 400 600, creates a fund of cash
from which payments be made. Out of it must
be paid expenses of the Teceivershp, the
ferred deposits the percentage to depostors under
the plan for resumption and from 1t be
aside the legal reserve of Is per cent the der
posits'