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The Washington times., 1908-11-23
CAREFULNESS PAYS
IN WINDOW BLINDS

window blinds viii last twice as long
f., when the bottom wears out, they
are turned upside down and a new hem
run for the stick at the top Should
the shades be much sOiled, they can Q
freshened by rubbing with pieces o.
stale bread crumbs, or with the putty
preparation used TO clean wall paper.
Often an otherwise good blind gets
torn from a sudden jerk They can
be mended by putting the edges to-
gether with the adhesive plaster used 70
repair rents I'm silk or cloth. or a piece
Of thin cloth the same tone as the shade
can be neatly pasted on
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
NEW SHADE OF PINK
IS WITH US NOW

Instead Of the touch OF black or light
blue which we have mad with Us for so
long there is now a touch Of pink The
new shade IS hard 20 describe. II IS
just Of the coral.
Whole gowns are made OF T. ia the
new fabrics for indoor occasions but
Il is also used IN bands or bows or pip
ings on frocks OF white, gray, and ecru
sashes OF IL ere extremely popular.
especially on fascinating frocks OF
champagne colored net made over silk
20 match These gowns are trimmed
with satin OF the same shade and often
soutache. then the jirectOire sash and
picture hat are Of this new shade OF
pink such q costume is quite fetching.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
EMBROIDERED TOWELS.

There HIS been quite a return this
autumn TO large towels ornamented
with colored embroidery Dull blue,
old pink and pale brown are used in
formal designs. These are done on
coarse toweling and "a letter IS worked
in the center Of one end. This is easy
work to do at home and quite effective.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Missouri's Vote.

D. D. C.-The official count in Missouri
has not been completed, and, until 1t is,
It will be impossible to tell whther al
the Taft electors were victorious. 1t Is
believed they all won. The first elect0r-
at-large on the Republican ticket re-
CeiVed BAG, ,9l5 votes, ana the frst electOr-
at-large on the Democratic ticket re-
S45. $50 votes, givinz fhe Republican a
majority OF LOS
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

person in these classes to whom you
have access. and perhaps you VIII get
a seat.
There are plenty OF employment Of
fees in Washington. See the city d.
rectoTy, business directory Gin the front
OF the book. under the head OF en-
plOyment agents..
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Milk Bread is Clean and GOOD.
IL IS made in the real home way and
every IOaf is baked just so. Delivered
fresh from oven to table, DC. Delicious
Homemade Pies, zoe. Holmes Bakery,
list and r sts. Phones Linen. 1440 & 1441.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
THE CHASE.

No need for complicated ways
OF training OF massage or banting
For flesh reducing IN these days
The cost Of living keeps us painting.
Indianapolis News
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

Why pay 10, IS, 20 or
IS cents for a cake of
''toilet" soap when, for
FIVE cents, you can buy
a cake of Ivory Soap
which is bigger and bet
ter in every way.
How much bigger
Two or three times as
big.
How much better?
Well, there is only one
way to find out-buy a
cake and see for yourself.
Ivory Soap
90 400 Per Cent. Pure.
%
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
20 Stnre - Delivers Gnnds

Can sell at our prices. Large Cans Best
Tomatoes, SIC: Shoe Peg Corn, nc;
Fish Roe, 1zc; Sugar Cured Hams, Ike;
Picnic Shoulders Sc; Pure Lard, 113kc;
Snowdrift sc; Fancy Norway Mackerel,
SC; Gran. Sugar, Sc; Soc Tea, 29c. Butter,
2Sc: Eggs. 26c; Cheese, lie; AIacaronI. sc,
j T d. Pyles' II Stores.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
You Should Fat RIVE Bread.

Not only is the right kind Of rye bread
the most nourishing and easily digested.
but IL Is also the most appetiZing. When
buying, it is well TO remember that ''the
right kind" is the Rye Bread Of Berens'
Bakery.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
WE ARE CLASSIC.

We are at"
We live cit"
We dress IT.
Dances rare classic
COinures are classic.
Evening dress IS classic
On, how we do dote on the classic.
Wed even read the classics If we
la0 time.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Wearing Emblems.

A S.-The mere wearing in public cf
the emblem Of a fraternity by per-
son not a member is not unlawful. but
should this wearer derive any benefit
from wearing the emblem. ne could be
prosecuted for getting something under
false pretenses.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

Welsbaeh Lights Order Direct, Mail OF
Phone. we do not nave cRnvassera.
E2o8 g, g. A. 1iuddiman q Co., Gle 18th.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

Licenses in Jersey.
S. A--Marriage licenses are not neoes-
sary in New Jersey.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Ask the Bank.

r W. M-For advice as ID the value,
etc. OF the Virginia treasury note you
have, call on the Union Savings Bank,
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Army and Navy Game.

l. S. P-Au the seats for the Army
Navy football game are assigned among
the following: Officers In the Army ana
Navy Departments, and cadets at the
army and navy schools. Apply % any
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Don't Stand for ANY Imposition

on the grocers part. When you ask for
Malt" Bread insist on get
ting this perfect loaf. There are no ''just
as rood kinds. Only SC loaf
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
: - Rnsiness Cards. snaeiaI- g.:

GO Bill Heads. special, a75
Dawson Print Shop. s0I 9Th INV.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16
A BOWL OF BITTER TEA.
Himalayan Hospitality In Snow
Enveioped Howell.

tiimsIayan Hospitality In a Snow
Enveioped Howell.
In spite Of poverty which limits
their good intentions the inhabitants
of central and south central Asia dis
play "a charming hospitality. Such, at
least, is the impression gained from
Mr.. Ellsworth Huntington's book. THE
Pulse of Asia
Az Ma.ayan, village in the prov
lnce of Iadakh. the habitable portion
of the upper indus valley. friendly
villager invited Mr.. Huntington to dive
down from the crust which covered
eight or ten feet of snow into a one
story house This was at an elevation
of 10,50O feet
Although it was April IL. the snow,
even on level, was higher than the
tops of the houses. Where it had been
shoyeled off the fat roofs it formed
high banks, protecting them from the
wind and making them the favorte
sitting room at that season and even
I'm winter, for the sunshine is always
warm in that dry, cloudless climate.
When the little black cows had been
driven and pulled out of the way Mr..
Huntington descended to an almost
closed shed used for the two or three
hardy sheep and goats and was usher
ed, STOPPING, into a dark stable con-
tanning a little pony, shaggy. like al,
the animals. Bending low once more.
ne climbed over high sill and was IL
the warm, close family living room.
Light and air came in through q hole
In the roof foot square surmOunted
Dy chimney pot foot high made OF
three stones set up to keep out the
snow. A few bits of ragged cloth on
the mud floor for sleeping purposes, a
half dozen metal utensils and an iron
pot full of Himalayan tea, kept warm
over some embers, comprised all the
visible equipment for housekeeping.
After the host had persuaded Mr..
Huntington to take a seat on the floor
half palsied old woman insisted upon
fading out for him a bowl of tea. It
was surprisingly good in view of the
fact that a poor grade of tea leaves
had been stepped half an hour or more
with milk, butter. salt and soda. In
richer houses Mr.. Huntington was
often served with tea which had been
improved by being churned violently
in slender, greasy black churn, TWEEN
ty inches long by four in diameter. in
order to mix the rancid butter we'll
into the compound before it was turn
ed into the drinking bowls.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16
DANTE'S HUMOR.
II Is Of the Wholly Unconscious Kind
and WoefuIly Grim.

1t Is Of the Wholly Unconscious Kind
and WoefuIIy Grim.
The humorous side of Dante is ana
;yzed in the Westminster Review by
George Trobridge. who is a great adj
uirer OF the famous poet and who has
In previous writings expressed his ap-
probation Of Dante as a nature poet
and as novelist.
Although Dante's great poem is
comedy" m the sense of being
drama working to a happy ending. we
do not look for ridiculous situations IL
1t. such as we usually associate with
the idea Of comedy. Ridiculous situa.
tions occur nevertheless, and there is
no lack Of humor even in the poets de-
seription of the sufferings Of the lost.
Dante's humor, however. is Of the UNI
conscious kind. arising from a total
lack Of perception of the ludicrous. 1t
is said that he was never seen to smile.
and we can quite believe it. since ha
never forsakes sober seriousness in his
writings, and it is his deadly earnest
ness that betrays him into occasional
SOuii\duly.
The SHINE - in hell. the poet tells us.
are reiegated to their proper quarters
On the JUDGMENT of MinOs. who indi-
Gates the particular circle to which the
culprit is consigned by wrapping his
tail so many times around his bestial
body. Fancy the trembling sinner
waiting to count the coils that he may
know his fate!
1t is a horrible punishment which is
assigned to those guilty of simony. to
be buried head downward in circular
pit. with only the legs and feet pro-
trud:ng. while Pickering flames glide
over the soles of the latter, inflicting
exquisite torture. yet our sense of hui
NOR is provoked by the description of
Dante standing over one of these holes
and holding a conversation with it's Oc.
cupant reversed and as stake
driven in the sOil,' while numberless
legs wriggle in continual motion
around him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16
Her Accsmc!;shmept

In the Bohemian set of Chicago two
Of the popular members are well
known writer and his wife, who has
also wri,tca several books. They have
a daughter about four years old. Re
Gently the little girl was visiting at the
home of Il friend and her small play
mate asked, "Can your mamma sewn
The daughter of the literary pair evil
IDENTIFY was Il bit chagrined She could
not remember that she ever had seen
her mamma sew. She is a truthful
child and would not claim any adj
vantage she was not sure of, yet she
felt mamma S honor was at stake.
II don't know if mamma can sew"
she replied obviously, 'but she can
smoke a cigarette. Chicago Inter
Ocean
Fair Warming.
The answers in the correspondents
column Of q German journal contain
the followirr: "P. S.-We really think
that YOU had better not visit us. in or
der to receive an explanation of the
reason why we have rejected your
manuscript Our staircase, we beg to
inform you, has twenty-fonr steps, and
we do not keep a bolster at the bot
tona"
Said She = It is said that married
men are Drawer than single men.
Said lie Yes; they have to be.-Chi-
cage News
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16
Net income on investment Sic

Net income on investment S157.!
1t will be seen by these figures. ard
we think our arithmetic is correct, that
the young poor man saves S12.5O T err
year under the new measure, and that
his creditor receives exactly the same
net income. If this creditor puts his
money in the savings bank his net in
come from the best bank in the stats
would be only S146, or SITS. less than
if placed upon good real estate security
at five per cent. Every man of bust
ness experience and judgment knows
that if mortgages were not taxed to-
day that money could be hired upon
good real estate security for five per
cent. Every man of experience knows
that money is loaned to-day upon real
estate security at five per cent if the
borrower will take bond for deco
instead Of taking a straight deed ane,
giving back a mortgage. That p owes
that if man ,can loan his money on
good real estate security so as to net
himself four and one-half or five pc,
emit upon his investment he will do
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-16
Family



Beginning with Tuesday,
Dec. 18th, the Barton Steam
Laundry will do family wash
ings, rough dry, at SOC per
basket Washings will be call
ed for on Monday or Tuesday
morning and returned same
day (wet) if wanted.
WE SHALL SPECIALIZE
ON THIS WORK.
BARTON STEAM LAUNDRY
I EDEERAA D.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12
Dos Af1os de Labor,

ros, Gala todo otro genero
dc elocllencia y dejaremos
probado, una vez por otras,
que solo la mala fe,sde los
que hablan por despecho, es
ciega a la .luz refulgente de
la evidencia y,de Ia verdad.
, FL gobierno de un Estado
como San Luis, es azas diff
cit y penoso. La-marcha ad
ministrativa depende de las
fuentes de pt duccion y de
la educaci6nA Wy del pueblo,
para que pue ( conocer sus
deberes, cont niendo en- ell
necesario coy .ibrio entire sus
obligaciones lacia el Gobier-
no'y las qrie el poder pdblico
tiene para cada asociade. ST
las fuehtes. de production
son seguras y buenas, pero
nc. hay. educacion. civica en-
un pueblo, ell gobierno resul-
ia una tarea ingrata;; silag
1fuentes de. producef6n obede
cen q Ia eyentualidad, como
en- S. Luis, y, al mismo item
pc, falta la supradicha edit
cacion, entonces el.gobierno
es una carga pesada.s X ,
Probemos 10 diche Elasta
aqui.
5Cua,es son las fuentes de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12

.Vamos i lamar Ia atenzt
ci5n del pueblo potosino So
bg3 los dos amos de labor hon
rada y progresista que ha
realizado ell selor Ing. Don
Jose NJ. Espinosa y Cuevas,
como Gobernador de nues-
tro E3tado, consagrando to
das sus facultades y todas
su3 energlas al mejo&amien-
to de los diversos ramos de
Ia administration pdblica, en-
la nedida justa de los recur-
SIS cue el erario ofrece para
el).
No apelamos para conse-
g II nueStr0 propoSlto q Ia
es3osici6n de simples concep
t,, que tienen uh,vaior rela-
to, en- el diverse modo de
'tir de los hombres; Xs
rg d apelar a los argumen-
t mas incontrastable5 que
s. conocan; a les argumen-
T., con5istentes en- ndmerps
y n-comparaciones cue esta
}. cen el juicio, exacto de las
G. as Estamos seguros.de
Cs nuestra e1posici6n, ha-
81 de encon5rar eco en- Ia
gofla absolute de las gen
t- san5a.as; sabemos que an
te "a eiocuencia de los mime
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12

5 167, 529. Is cts. quedan.
5 $40, 329. So cts. para los
'ueldos de los servidores de-
Estado y las mejores presu-
puestadas en- la Ley de Eyre
sos. No obstante, sin embar
go, 10 dificil que es equili-
brar los gastos del Estado
con los recursos que ofrece ell
erario, desde la 6poca del Sc
nor Escontria, Sc hizo una
economic que sigui6 conser-
Vando el senor Espinosa y
Cuevas, para If invirtiendo-
Ia en- 10 que mas interesa al
provecho y progreso del Es-
tado.
Ahor!a bien, realizar ted IS
las meJoraS que en- lista eX-
ponemos mas adelante; con-
servar inc6lume ell credito
del EStado en- el Extranjero,
sostener sin aumento los i'm
puestos, condonar en- immune
rabies casos a los causantes
que, con malicia Q de buena
f6, piden Sc les condonen sus
adeudos y no echar nuevos
compromises sobre Ia admi-
nistraci6n, nos parece obra
de honor, de provision, de
prudencia y de juicio, de in
teligencia y de patriotismo.
jHay quien opine en- contra
rio? No lc dudamos: ell sci
del mediodia no peuetra en-
todos los cerebros.
Sc le echa en- cara al Ayun
tamiento de San Luis, y por
ende al Gobierno, de quien
este Cuerpo depend9 directa
mente, cue no ha hecho ma
da por la ciudad. En tai afr
maci6n falta buena Is y fal-
ia conocimiento de 10 que &
Ia vista Sc tiene. Nj que pen
sar hay que del exiguo pre-
supuesto del Ayuntamiento
Sc hubiese hecho la pavimen-
tacl0n que hasta ahora Sc tie
ne puesta en- Ia ciudad; ell E.
iecutivo 10 ha dicho en- sus
lnensajes, y es claro que no
podra ser de otra manera.
Los ingrosos. del Ayuntamien
to son sobre $500, 600 apro-
ximadamente; 81 de esta can
tidad Sc restan S14, COO de
ga3tos de recaudaci6n;
$35, 956, "a que consume el
Hospital Civil; $50, 900 apro
ximadamente de luz incan-
descente, quedan. ...A. /.
I$114, 0A3. 26 para todas las
dennis atenciones que le es-
tan encomendadas, a pesar
de los grandes implteStos; a
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12

de produce ion en- el Estado?
La mineria, la agricultu
ra, la ind1stria y el conner
Go. iEs una fuentc segura
la minerfa? Nadie debe ig-
norar Ia respuesta. La mi
nerla en- S. Luis esta expues
ia a las eventualidades consi
guientes a los Deficiencies me
dios de exploitation que en-
.plean peQuenas companies,
como son las que generalmen
te estan consagradas. a este
ramo. Las .gfandes negocia-
clones, que cuentan con pode
rosos medios de exploitation,
son peco. nunnerosas, y son las
unicas que mantienen ell mo-
vlmiento minero del Estad0.
Muchos minerales de S. Luis
estan abandonados, a pesar
de tenerse Ia Z; conviction de
que serla costeable su explo-
taci.55lnl,, mas faltan capitales
que emprendan en- semejan-
te tarea.,
81 la minerfa, pues, obede-
ce a'fuctuaciones = cambios
de trascendente significaci6n
en- ell movfmiento comercial,
ltlucho mas inseguros son los
rendimientos de la agricultu
ra en- la mayorla del terrific
rio del -Estado,.y donde pu-
Edieran subir a una importan
te scategorla, no hay toda-
via los medios para explotar
los con faeilidad. Quedan por
considerar Ia industria y el
comercio, como 'fuentes de
production para la riqueza
pdblica; mas no Sc necesitan
grandes reAecciones para
caer en- Ia cuenta de que ellos
estan enteramente: subordi-
nados a las primeras, pues la
industria no puede llevar al
comercio los artefactos que
solo pueden tener demanda
cuando la agriculture y Ia
minerfa han tenido un movi-
miento trad0cible en- riqueza
y comodidad. Z Comprendi-
dos asi los elementQs whales
del Estado, habrla que con-
trarFestarlos con una tenden
cia patri6tica en- todos los ha
bitantes, para dar 10 que de-
fben a$sds propias necesida-
des. .Pero 81 la production
est& sugeta a conting cias,
ST el pueblo reiidye pagar los
impuestos cuando la. produc-
I.ci6h es -escasa, p6rque 10 es,
W cuapdoees abundante, por-
Eque necesita cubrir defcien-
tes anteriores,. aaeda al Go
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12

bierno Ia lucha, la lucha per
severante, con pocas satisfac
clones y con mucho descono
;imiento del valor que tienu
Ia misma para el provecho
social. Sentado el por que
es dlficil y penoso el gobier-
10 de un Estado como San
Luis, debe seguirse de aquf
que todo triunfo alcanzado
por ell poder pdblico, debe
anotarsele como bueno. Asi
anotamos los 6xitos logrados
por ell senor Espinosa y Cue
vas.
Las circunstancias que aca
bamos de expresar, explican
el monte de los ingresos ha-
bidos en- eI Estado, que en-
este dltimo ano ascienden a
Ia suma de 81. 200, 882. SO
cvs., destinados no solo para
atender a sus necesidades, 81
no tambien para auxiliar a
los Municipios, cuyos presu-
puestos insignificantes, a pc
sar de 10 recargado de los mn
puestos, segdn afirman los
que no aceptan como bueno
NADIA de 10 cue lleve ell sello
de Ia acci6n Official.
Ell ano pr6ximo pasado,
los Municipios foraneos rea-
lMaron mejoras consistentes
en- comunicaciones, edificios,
escuelas, etc, cue irnporta-
ron mas de 5 10, coo y......
$82, 1870. 90 cvs. los que rea
liz6 ell Municipio de la Capi-
tai; en- ell presente, los Ayun-
tamientos foraneos gastaron
fer+guales obras $55, GA. At
cvs. y $153 032, 20 cvs. eI
Ayuntpniento G. Ia Capital,
cantidades cue, 81 Sc exami-
nan los presupuestos, tanto
de los primerOs Ayuntamien
tos, como del ultimo citado,
Sc vera que han salido del
presupuesto general del Es-
tado, cuyc manejo es verda-
dera y absolutamente innia-
cu!ado.
I, Restando del importe total
de los ingresos cue Sc consa-
gran q Ia atenci6n de las ne-
cesidades pdblicas, Ell valor
de los gastos de recaudaci6n,
que ascienden a $81. 784 mos
referimos al presente ano, pa
"a precisar:( los auxilios a
los Municipios que han asoen
dido a S 120, 240, o. cvs, en-
cuya cantidad van inclufdos
los ab0nos a los flercados; ell
servicio delt erqprestito de
LondyeS, cue aSciende a. =. !.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-12-12

!. I fS"' NSi iuiiiOoo Utt~ JOf
: clento para mejoras materia-
! les, que tan presente tienen
; todos los que solo ven un la
: do de las cosas, sin tener en-
, cuenta que ese diez por cien-
to, que esta aJecto al empires
tito de Londres, no arroja
mas cue S 115, 668. 68.
Veamos 10 que. pasa en- o.
tros, Estados y juzguemos:
En- Chihuahua, por ejemplo,
Sc tiene un presupuesto de
ingresos superior al nuestro;
los impuestos son mayores
que los que aqui pagamos, y
en- variedades tales, que re-
salta luego la diferencia en-
favor nuestro: Sc paga por
fincas urbanas, por semovien
tes, por giros mercantiles,
por negocios industriales, por
profesiones cientificas, por
los capitales no gravados
por disposiciones especiales,
por derechos de patente en-
giros de ciertas clases Y por
llcores; por derecho de paten
te por licores fuera de pa.
'dr6n, por derecho de patente
por tabac3s, por ell nismo
fuera de padr6n, por rezagos
de contribution directa, ell
II % sobre ventas al por ma
yor, al mismo tipo sobre ven
tas al menudeo, ell mismo so
ore VentaS ambulantoo, po-
rezagos del impuesto sobre
ventas, por otorgamiento de
escrituras, por legalizaci6n
de firmas, por impuestos a
Ia mineria, por herencias di-
rectas Q forzosas, por regis
tro de titulos PROFESSIONALS,
por ell registro civil de las
personas, por ell registro pd-
blico de la propiedad, por i'm
presiones 9 publicaciones en-
la imprenta Official, por recar
gos a causantes morosos, por
aprovechamientos del Era
rio, por ell 10 % de Munici-
pios para ell fomento de la
instruction Pdblica, por los
telegrafos, etc. y sin embs.r-
go, el Gobierno ha tenido
que contratar un emprestito
de 5000, coo para cubrir su
deficit dal alo anterior, y
hoy, pata prOceder a Ia paw
mentaci6n de algunas Gales,
la Cdmaia de Comercio ha
ocurrido al 1nismo Gobierho
para que Sc le solicite la ayu
Ga de todos los vecinos en- ia
vor de Ia mejora iniciada, y
este ha establecida las condi-
clones econ6micas de la pro-
yectada payimentaci6n, en-
los t&fminos siguientes;. el
prestaga el capital recesario
para Ia ejecuci6n de la obra
y pagara la mitad de 6sta,
quedando Ia otra mitad por
cuenta de los propietarios,
quienes Verificaran el CORES
pondiente pago en- un plazo
determinado. Aqui, triste es
decirlo, pero es una verdad
amarga; cuando despues de
Ia pavimentaci6n de una gran
parte de Ia ciudad, Sc ha Co
menzado 4 hacer elective el
impuesto de pavimentos, Sc
:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

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eqer maaife rettere Ben Srefbeo -
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pilbe fsre nogcn Sorbonolinger meb
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ban life ioarebe ct Orb.