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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
WILL NOT TAKE SUBORDINATE JOB
It ic Evident That the Former Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Is NOT
at All Pleased Over the Way Things
Have Turned Out-Prominen Man
is Wanted.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO. Ills, Jnnr l9.-The ne"
Republican national committee or.
enniz"d today by tn election oi
Powell Clayton, OF Arkansas. veteran
member CT III. committee as temper
AIRY chairman, 10 serve until perma
M nj chairman shall have been select
d Elmer Dnv" WIS reelected sec
iary ana ". r. Stone sergeant at
TINS A committee was named tc
consider the appointment Or sub com
mite, to go 10 Cincinnati 30 con-
fer with Secretary Taft regarding the
selection of Il y rmanent chairman ia
manage his campaign.
Over TWO hunGryd persons. mostly
delegates. crowded the assembly room,
caucuSing in small groups and discus
sing the result of IN" convention ana
the probable action Of the IN citing OF
the national committee.
Aftr about twenty mt mbers had
entered iha room Charles p. Taft,
brother CT the secretary app AIRED ana
sent word Nv the sergeant at arms
that he wished TO sse Governor Her
rick.
The governor Immediately can!s ont
and MT tart conferred with him TOR
short time.
In a few minutes Henry w. TAFT
was sent for The men had been to-
gethsr but s1ort time when Charlie
p. Taft left The building and boarded
Il car for uptown.
Favor a Prominent Man.
The cOmmirte@ appointed the follow
ing commuters 10 wait upon Secre-
,ary Taft and get his ideas concern,
ing the championship C III" commit
tee: MessrI. Clayton, Arkansas;
H.rrick, Ohio: X, llosg. Minnesota:
Nagel Missouri: Ward. New York:
BOrah. Idaho and Duncan. North Caro-
line.
At least three Of the members OF
this subcommittee ar" said to be In
favor Ct some prominent man for
chairman of the national committee
TO conduct the campaign other than
Frank II. Hitchcock.
However. they will not express
themselves until they have talked over
the situation with Secretary Taft. The
brother OF the secretary. Charles p.
Taft. talked with Mr.. Hitchcock in re-
gard to the craftsmanship and suggest
ID that both Mr.. Hitchcock and Mr..
Vorys of Ohio. refrain from having
their names presented so Ina: an OUT
side candidate. could be named.
Mr.. Hitchcock replied that he had
not b. on candidate for the national
craftsmanship, had never tai II any
h.
q candidate and would do absolute
~ nothing to embaraSs in any way
the interests CT Secretarv Taft But
he stated emphaiicsily h" would not
take subordinate position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
ROOSEVELT AND TAFT
C0NGRATULAIES SHERMAN
Secretary Cordially Welcomes the
New York Congressman as
Running Mate.
by Associated Prrss)

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jul" 70
Pr sidcnt Roosevelt today SUI - ole
gram to- Repr sentative sherman con
graduating hinr on his n"n.ua IN.
saving: Accept my h a., IN
gratulstiCnS and nv earn -"Od
wishes for 10 success ~ In.. '.rEet
OF Taft ard sherman"
Seer tar! Tan ssui a sI'.-r1"r 20
Repre- sherman iHr.-r.a'"-
~ upon hearing Cf the nom" 900 .
~ sincerely and cordially c.'..'.'u-
late YOU upon your nominal. "r ~
vice Prcsid NJ WELDON 80.
cr TlCagre in the contest aud l.-
forward with confidence 10 Tho -.'.'
Of the joint struggle. VIII ,.-:
meet me IN Cincinnati ton. ,rnH "
confer on matters 81 importa~'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
TWENTY INJURED m
CRASH BETWEEN TRAINS
There Were 40 Passengers on Train
and Al w>re More or Less
By Associated Press
Bruised.

ST. LOUIS, NO. June 19.-Tzsnty
persons were injured In a collosiol
between passenger train and !
freight on the Wabash road last night
near Pendleton. Mo.
A number Of most seriousIr njuret
were brought here today FIR medical
attE ntion.
Both engines. the baggage and mail
cars and number Of freight cars were
demolished. The coaches tere de-
rallied but no, badly damosed
There were 40 passenger ard all
we're brnised. many, being noe .er;-
ously injured.
Passenger Engineer Chris Smith.
suffered broken leg and internal in
1ur'es and was taken 10 his hGanr IN
montgomery CITY. Mo. Mail Cle-ss
w. HarriIl and n. e. Hubha,i Of -
louis and W.. J. Cleary. II Eansai
City were badly injured and yer taI
Ken to he hospital at Nob..,iy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Good Health a. Panama.
1gv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. juno 10. - On the
whole sanitary progress in she canal
zone has been very satisfactory dur
ing MAY. according 10 the monthly
report of e. G. NcCuIIoch. IT.. acting
chief sanitary Officer Taking th"
total J.ouiaiion Of Panama Colon
and tho canal zonc. th"re vas mark.
Cd falling OF in the death rate per
ihouyand during May this year a.
campared With 1907 when II was
49,: MAY this year Il was 2gS7
pcr thousand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Hesrst Gairs More Votes.
nv Associated Press

NEW YORK. Iurr i9.--In tho rp.r-
nral'v ole ion contest recoun. today
- h"V"s wcrc recouutcd. comprising
tho Seventh assembly, dis;rici 81
Kings. ". " Hearst gained So and
Mayor Mcclellan g. net gain for
Hoarst NJ 81. In Zoo boxes opened
thus far Hearst has gained 49, net.
Ther" are sin 20 he counted e,s
boxes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
CHARGED WITH pGoNAGE.
Prominent Alabama Farmers Arrested
BY United States Authorities.
nv Associated preSsl

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. June 10. -
Gordon ana 4. W. Warren. prominent
farmers of Winston county. were az
rested today on charges Of peonaG"
and their trials will NO held before
United States Commissioner Shields
al Jasner on juno IS
Roth gave bond for their appear
ancc.
II is charged that the Warren
brothers kept Willie Grey. a negro. in
a condition Of pronagc on their farm
for several months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

ward her favoritc son. in speech by
Thomas Z. McCarter. nominating Tor;
mer Governor Murphy, of New Jersey.
The steady advance of the Sherman
movement now began again as state
after state fell into line-North Car
lima in ringing speech frlm the
floor by Harry Skinner; Oklahoma. by
Dennis Flynn: Pennsylvania by Con-
gresham Olmst cad: Tennessee by II.
CLAW Evas, and Virginia by {. g..
Slemp.
Result never in Doubt.
Now began the voting taken anil
confusion at first. which increased
as the totals climbed upward to the
nominating point. The resIi- was
never in doubt as the ballot OF states
were heaned one upon another UNI
they reached SIG. Chairman Lodge
announced the result as follows: wee
President Fairbanks gets vote
Governor Sheldon. of Nebraska. 10;
Governor Guild. Of Massachusetts, 's;
Governor Murphy, of New Jersey. ~;
and James S. Sherman. of New YORK
SIG votes.
Again the food gates Of cnth'isi'
asm were let loose as floor ard gal
,ery Joined in a pandemOnium OF DEM
onstration for new candidates. Con-
mi,tees from the various states were
directed to wal; upon the candidates
for President and vice-President aid
formally notify them Of the action 81
the convention i'm nominating them:
prospeciivc meetings OF the national
committee TO perfect plans for the
coming campaign: and thanks ard
congratulations 10 the Chicago 'i''-
gems who have given a convention OF
such perfect equipment.
And then just before noon. amid
cheers. and the inspiring national an
them the natioai convention faily ad-
joured.
Rush to Get Out.
MANY OF the delegates and the
mass Of strangers are Fastening home
ward and tomorrow there viii be
only the aftermath aud the nucleus
OF y rev "dnftS ~ His' Wy w" -
rio delegation.
Attention is now being directed ("
the selection Of the chairman of The
national committee. the genrral-in-
chief. who will have supreme com
manJ os tho Republican forces IN
the approaching campaign.
The mai ionaI committee today an
poiB.rd subcommittee OF eight
members. which loft for Cincinnati.
where II will confer with Secretary
Tar tomorrow on tho selection of
tho campaign manager and details OF
tho campaign.
su. Few Spectators Present.
Tho rxhaustinK work Of yesterday :
session in the Republican National
Convention. tho prospect Of anoiher
day Of swel;cring heat and tho facs
that tho great event on the program
had 'ranspired all combined 10 cause
q scan;y arrival o; :he delegates TO
day.
Tho effect vas even moro marke ]
IN tho numb"r Of spectators. Whom
the convention was called 10 order
there vas not present twentieth
par; o; those sho witnessed the open
ing Of the day before.
The crowd outside iile Coliseum
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Ship Surgeon Suicides.

New York. IHnr i9-Dr. T.
W. Small. chi"f Sr'rC"on ~ IN"
ran Line steam. 81. louis. e"
tod Suicide IT, hia cabin eariy
~ shooting. No cause for IN"
known. Nc had r On auScni
the ship all Night. When b. =
cd this morning 10 appeared n
a cheerful frame rf mind and
chsifing pleasantly for n time wi
Of the officers tired 70 his
room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
MiTfRAIE NEGRO NaEEs
4 BANK 60 70 the val
His Check wac No cood ,rd 4
'hSo9ht the institution vas II
same class,

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Jsr- -,
The Capital City SAVING. Inl
on'y negro bank In Arkens... E'r'
To the hands ef a receiy ctsg
request Of Charles b. Kir. tie G.
yer. Marvin Harris WA = apar"a
ceiver by ChaHcc.los Mar
cansc an iiiiterafe nexro ,a4 n
drawn his account ana had h. RI
refused. be started a re- -
Day that he bank wss ipso,v.u'
To-day several hundred rs.rO
posifcrs appeared at the b7=S II
msaded TIER money. ~
my >z.cee IN cash on hapt =
doors were not Opened ~ I
Ties are about s7s.es witt a.srs
sideratiy in excess.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
l.eor wasss . rsse, 7,
(By AssocsaseS pa
WASHINGTON n

WASHINGTON. d. C. Jr' p
np,es ntaiives Of iabcr c--ss sssons
m me district Of Colr III tosas
caI'ed AZ the White Hougs -ssues'
nc pres'd MT 20 deliver - ad
dress TO isbor on s.t- nv. ncxi
srpt zmbcr. The Pre., ia y. ~ con
sider this reqsess
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

sHhsrsHEAD. n Y. p7e a.
", suburban hssdsrsp IS won hy
EaIlot. Mig Jsnes uS~ ssTus. Fair
''@' was 'Asrd rne ? <
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report OF the Asso.
eiated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

Confined on Foarth PageJ
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-28

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
OCkLA'S CITY DIRECTORY

Ocala's new city directory has ar
rived and is being distributed by Mr.
L. J. Brumby, who issued the same.
II is complete in every particular and
the best directory ever issued FOR this
city. The names Of the white and
cOlOred population ara ke't distinct
and separate. which is great con-
veni@nce in referring TO them. Their"
is not an interest OF the city. socially.
commercially. educationally or relig-
!0usly that is not given in detail. and
with ready reference u same 1t
contains several Illustrations. such as
race track. court house. Silver Springs
etc. The +. o. Painter Publishing
Co. DeLand. did the work and did it
well. Ocala is certainly under obliga-
lions 70 Mr.. Brumby for the excellent
manner in which he executed this i'm
portant work. The price for a single
copy Of the book is $3.50. and every
citizen should own one.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Mrs. Evans. an d ged lady who lives
on Fort King avenue. called 10 see
Mr.. H L. Anderson at the Arms
House Monday night and while talk
ing TO Mr.. Anderson Mrs. Evans was
stricken with paralytic stroke Mr.
Anderson called in medical aid and
the physician did all he could for the
sufferer. She was taken home. where
she died Tuesday morning Deceased
was we'll known in Ocala. having liv-
cd here many years. She reared four
grandchildren. the Wade girls. Mrs
Hampton Crimson. oxford. Mrs John
son, Gainesville, Miss Wade. stem
ographer in Mr.. II. l.. AndersOn's Of
flee and Mr. Arthur Wade. who is in
South America. Mrs. Crimson and
Mrs. Johnson will arrive this after
noon to be present at the funeral. of
which Messrs. Smith & Roberts will
have charge. Mrs Evans was a good
Christian woman and those who knew
her loved her for the gracious virtues
she possessed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

". Stanley Hanson. the up-tO-date
representative Of the Tampa Daily
Tribune has been spending few days
days in the city and vicinity in the in
terest of South FIoridas leading daily
and received a cordial welcome from
his many friends in this section. The
Tribune is power in the land and its
influence is being continually felt in
the material advancement of its sec
ton. The Tribunes latest journal
i,tic enterprise is a mammoth illus
trated edition and write-up Of Polk
county. one OF the best ever given to
the public. consisting Of $1,000 copies
Of 81 pages. 1t il so systematically
ard thoroughly done that it will prove
al eye opened and settler drawing
proposition that is bound 10 do that
section a world Of. good. Here is its
summary Of that splendid region:
POLK county has "a larger area that
either Delaware or Rhode Island. 1t
contains l,250,00O acres. over seven
thousand acps planted in orange
trees. The largest individual phOs-
phate plant in the world. Larger de-
pOSitS Of phosphate than any section
of the same size on earth. Nose
phosphate plants than any county in
the United States. one hundred and
twenty lakes within five miles of
Winter Haven. Thirty-two turpentine
plants. with gross receipts of more
than half-miliiOn dollars per annum."
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
AT IT AGAIN

Hon. John s. Beard, IF Pensacola
asks the South 10 conserve il cleo
tOral vote-120-and with this balance
Of power throw ii 10 the presidential
candidate who will give 20 the South
some recognition in the affairs OF the
nation. which il has been denied since
1861. Now comes a number Of editors
who hold UP their hands in holy hor-
rOr and shout: A sell out: out vote
70 the highest bidder" Nothing Of
the kind. Simply the application Of
good business methods 70 force rec
ignition OF this section. Beard had
no thought Of a sell out when he out
lined his plan.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Mr. A. Bowan. a former resident of
Waldo, but for several months has
been in Ocala, is an old lcqua intance
of. the late engineer, Dad" Wakefield,
who met his death in Saturday nights
wreck. Mr.. Bowan said the dead en-
gineer's body was unearthed at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning. that the body
when found was resting on the
ground. the head near the body Of the
dead fireman. that part of his head
was badly crushed and a deep wound
in his right chest, but after the face
of the dead man had been washed. to
casual observer. did not seem injur-
ed. Mrs. Wakefield. who came down
from Jacksonville. accompanied the
remains to that city MOnday after
noon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
THE OPENING GERMAN

In the business rush Of yesterday
We overlooked the fact that the Nine
O'Clock German Club opened the sea
son with a German at Yonge's Hall
Monday night. The club is composed
Of the younger society people of the
city and the Germans 10 be given
from time to time during the winter
months promise to be pleasant indeed
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Taylor led the
dance. The music was supplied by
Prof. Pike, MeSsrs. Mathews and
Yinst. Those participating were Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs E. T
HelvenstOn. T. II. Harris and Mrs G.
II. Lloyd. Mr.. g. II. For1 and Miss
Esther Weathers, Mr.. II. D. Palmer
and Miss Alice Bullock, Mr. r. D.
Mathews and Miss Annie Atkinson
Mr.. o. e. HOwse and Miss Maude
Alexander. OF BrOOksville, Mr.. c. j.
Mills-Price and Miss Ethel Robinson
Mr.. w d. Taylor and Miss Edna Do
zier. Mr.. James Taylor and Miss Hope
Robinson Mr.. a. j. Beck and Miss
Pauline Sullivan. Mr.. Leon Fishel and
Miss Grace Hatchell. Mr. HILBERT
Weathers and Miss Frances Anderson
Mr.. Howard Walters and Miss Jose
phine Turpin, of Americas, Ga. Mr.
Joseph Bell and Miss Carrie Williams.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
NOTICE.

The members OF the council of the
city Of Ocala and the board Of Com
miSsioners for Marion county. during
the past year made an appropriation
Of sufficient funds to erect a SubStan-
tial enclosure around the city ceme-
terry, for which the members of the
Cemetery Association wish to express
their appreciation. and also to tender
their thanks 10 Mr.. 5. r. Pyles and to
Mr.. l.. 7. HelvenstOn for their direc-
ton and supervision of the Work. by
which we have a handsome and dur
able fence which takes in the graves
Of all the white and cOlored people. 1t
also incloses an additional lot donated
in 1889 by the late Hon John G.. Rear
don.
Now. that this much needed work is
finished the Cemetery Association re-
quests that persons interested in this.
the old city cemetery: will visit it TO
identify and mark their graves where
needed. clean up their Enclosures. and
where fences are falling down. to
either renew or take away the derbis.
There does not now exist the same
necessity for inside enclosures as for
merly, and We request that everyone
will do what he can to make the GEM
thereby show that we have not lost
sight of our beloved dead, but still
cherish them in affectiOnate remem-
brance Julia S. Haisley,
Pres. Edgewood Cemetery Assn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

Mothers who value their own COM
fort and the welfare of their children.
should never be without a box Of
Mother Gray'S Sweet Powders for
children, for use throughout the sea-
son. They break UP colds. cure fever
iShnesS. constipation. teething disOrd-
ers. headache and stomach troubles.
These powders never fail Sold by all
drug stores 25C. Don't accept any
substitute. \ trial package Will be
sent free to any mother who will adj
dress Allen :. Olmsted. Leroy, y. y.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Nr. and Mrs. III. II. NcCreary of
Gainesville, celebrated their twenty
fifth marriage anniversary Saturday
night at their lovely home in the Uni
verSity City. The attendance was
large and brilliant and the occasion
WAS a most happy one. We acknowl-
edge an invitation To the gathering
but our physical condition was such
We We're denied that pleasure In ex-
tending congratulations. we trust Mr.
and Mrs. MCCreary live 70 cele-
brate their golden wedding and that
host 0f friends will be present to eX-
tend congratulations TO chis splendid
couple. Mr.. McCreary is the able edi-
tor and owner of the Gainesville sun.
one Of the very best inland dailies of
the state. which paper he founded
many years ago and through his
thorough business methods has grown
from an infant 10 a power in the COM
munity.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

JEFF l.. Davis. who was one of the
publishers Of the Chronicle three
years ago. passed through here Fri
day evening en- route to Arcadia. hav-
ing accepted a position on one of the
papers published in that city. Jeff has
many friends in Inverness who would
have been glad to greet him.-Inver-
ness Chronicle.
Editor Davis, many years ago. was
the proprietor of the Orange Blossom.
published at Wildwood and later at
oxford and is pleasantly remembered
by many of our older citizens. Since
then he has been connected with a
number Of papers. the latest the Perry
News. now presided over by Editor
Hugh Sparkman and one of his late
ventures was the establishment of the
quincy Journal now known as the
Moon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Mrs. ]. p. Hilburn, wife of the pres
ident of Sutherland College. returned
yesterday from Citra. where she has
been the guest of Mrs. f. j. White for
several weeks and we regret to hear
from Mrs. Hilburn that Mrs. White is
not in good health and great anxiety
is expressed at her condition. She
visited DR.. Montgomery at MicanOpy,
during the week. Miss IRVINE, Mrs.
Whites companion. is sick with fever
and Miss Tillman. a guest of Mrs.
White is also sick in bed. Mrs. Hill
hurn left for Sutherland today so she
could be present while DIR. Hilburn
attends the Methodist conference at
Miami several weeks hence.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Every case of backache, weak back.
bladder Inflammation and rheumatic
pains is dangerous if neglected. for
such troubles are nearly always due
10 weak kidneys. Take DeWitt's Kid
Hey and Bladder Pills. They are anti
septic and soothe pain quickly. Insist
upon DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. For weak kidneys and inflam-
nation OF the bladder They are I'M
equa,ed. Regular size SOC Sold here
by Monopoly Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Col. Lloyd. who planted four acres
in sweet potatoes this year. COM
menced digging this week. and ex-
poets to gather 500 bushels. This
ought to encourage others to go into
the business more extensively. as a
ready market can always be found for
the crOp.-Inverness Chronicle.
The genial colonel knows how to
raise sweet potatoes as we'll as legal
objections.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Judge Bullock has denied the mo-
ton of the railroad company for new
trial in the case of VIM. Brock
against the railroad company, an ac-
ton for killing Brooks boy at the
crossing in Inverness last November.
The jury returned a verdict for $1,000.
The railroad company will appeal TO
the supreme court.-Inve-nesS Chron-
icle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

The executive committee Of the w
9. T. L. met today to resolve their
order would join in the marching
procession next Tuesday, when their
sister. Mrs. Fannie r. Gary, who is
really the founder of the union in this
city and it's president for many years,
will be hOnored by the wearers Of the
gray. by presenting to her loving
Gun
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

Mr.. John Lucius, prosperous mer-
chant Of Leesburg. was in :he city to-
day and reported his little city keep
ing to the front in the progress Of its
material improvements. Several years
ago Mr.. Lucius was an Ocala merch-
ant and has many friends here who
will be glad 10 greet him again
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02

The Tampa Tribune. which is doing
herculean work to incite interest in
the state fair which will be held at
Tampa February 3rd to 9th. says the
Hon. w. j. Bryan will be the guest of
the fair February 26th. on his return
from Havana. 1t ought to be a red
letter day for the fair
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
25 PER CENT BELOW COST

Until Dec. LIST. AT which time we will
ship the remainder Of the stock to my
commiSSary at Zuber. We viii sell
shoes at 25't below actual cost. Come
in and supply your wants in the shoe
line THE MARION SHOE co.
j. m. Meffert, Proprietor.