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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

7t N'haNtfdt1H cannot DC done through
corporation.
Az this Of the important issue appears to
this person restore IN view
Of such and such being elected president United
States on November g.
Mary Garden country exploit the "saone"
dance with daring" than Mary be
soutey daredevil in her disregard pneumonia
Irrespective Of the veacy Involved Attorney Burke
man to steal about million dollars
From Tommy Burns q be didn't intend to
leave enough Of Jack Johnson
Jack wasn't consulted about sending this information
There special OF the comnoner today IN connec
ou with the celebration Of the 50h
President Roosevelt
Bob Hodge enough ahefrs office for
$500 month flat his enemies breaking their
neeks 70 stop him.
There ought 70 be special burglary insurance designed
TO cover the operations Of every trusted" person
Bryan = trying deceive the working man
Nov bark for the short ugly
II deer didn't have striking similarity to a man
would be
Mrs chauncey tnllons going to we'd Prince Miguel a.
. Braganza Sure Mike
In the local the undertakers are saed az
Arehbods
Vice Is rampant and the police Pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

There ought 70 be- special form burglary insurance designed
over the operations Of every trusted" person
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
AMONG COOS PEOPLE.
Various Places Of wogshIp Where
You May Hear Divine Word.

Various Places Of woSshIp Where
You May Hear Divine Word.
Services viii be held at the various
churches today as follows:
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. T..
p. Hay--Morning service. conducted
by the session. Sabbath school at
a p. M; lesson topic, Friendship OF
David and Jonathan" No evening
service.
Advent Christian Church. Rev Jas.
Lee--sunday school 10 a. m. Preach.
ing at 10;45 a. m; subject; "The Only
Way" Preaching At p. m: subject;
The Imperfectlon OF Vision"
Holy Trinity Church. Rev. r. H..
CraighlIi Tenth Sunday after Lltany
Holy Communion, a. M; morning
prayer and sermon, 1880 a. M; sun
day school. 4;30 p. M; evening pray.
er. $3.50 p. m.
First Methodist Church. Rev. T. y.
Nixon Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching at iO:4s a. M; Junior
League at y. m. In the evening al
7:45 there viii be service Of Gospel
songs and a short sermon BY the
pastor,
First Baptist Church. Rev. s. B..
Rogers Sunday school at $3.50 n. m.
Preaching az 1880 a. m. and 7;f5 p.
IA. by'Rey. N. A. clonts
81. patricks Catholic Church, Rev.
IN. J. Lynch Mass win be held A.
10 a. n. Devotion Of the HOLY Rosary
and benedlctlon Of the Blessed Sac.
rament az 4 p. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23

Mrs. Mabel Carter of East Paiaika
and Mr.. Henry Davis Of Gainesville.
we're married Ia the Office o. the COM
~ Judge al the court house. MOndAy
mourning, Judge coxe performlng the
ceremony ID hia usual Impressive
manner. After chs quiet AFFAIR the
couple left lor points IN the North on
4 short tyuf. asier which hey 50 %
Gainesville 70 IN future reside Pa
latRa Herald
Friends 81 Mr. Davis here vii ~
surprised 70 learn Inst be has ioinea
the ranks d the benealctn. bot "a.
tend congratulations Probably tala
Il 4 seaasi - enc assertion q our ~.
lasta contemporary a few days ago
mat thc exeslienf work q the oak
san baseball tenm. a whieh o Henry
Davis O. toe saseisnt manager "pieaa
"a MABEL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23

has undergone a change which win
materially assist them In the zine scrv-
Ice they formerly rendered,
p. G. Ramsey. the trucker OF waca.
hoota, was In the city yesterday, He
says that his section Is very much In
need OF rain, as they have had only
light showers for the past four weeks.
A, D. smith. who Is from Georgia
but Is here ON a visit to his brother,
in.law. Thad Davis was In the city
yesterday HIS two boys drove m
from the Point with their team OF
grey goats and attracted a great deal
OF attention BY the many people who
saw them
Sam HaFyll and Interesting IT.
tie daughter, Oracle, OF Alachua. were
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Harsell
states that Alachua IA busy place
now. since The commencement Of tne
ginning season. and many wagons
loaded with cotton can be aeen upon
the streets daily
Mrs. sgd L. Carter returned TO her
home In this city yesterday after a
short stay AZ White springs, Her re-,
turn was rather unexpected. owing ia
the fact that Judge Carter. who was
AZ the springs with beer. was oompclli
"a 60 20 20 Jacksonville. having been
called there on important leGal mat
ters. and rather than spend the tlnls
alone she came home until they both
can return
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
Condition Much Improved.

lrs R. A. Thomas who, together
Der little babe. were placed IN
GAINESVILLE sanatorium on Fri.
evening, was reported TO be a
Il deal better last night and su-
Marsh hopes for a
say recovery for the patient. She
unconscious until a late hour In
afternoon. when the Doctor sue
asd In restoring her to conscious
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
MORE MULES
FOR CANINE FAMILY
s.,tir.ut Against Further Mug
ding Of Dogs.
.opHoslA SCARE IS OVER

ea,,,ns Believe Il Unnecessary
r.-,,.r Persist in enforcement
\ y, ordnance and Mayor VIII
1. Asked to suspend Same.
4. canine family could they but
would be glad Of the fact and
4 express their Joy over the day
ssnarture Of the muxsles which
AVE been compelled to wear for
Dast eight weeks.
~ is now little danger Of the
II. and several prominent dog
rs. have expressed q desire %
4. ordinance suspended, and
strong probability OF this
/. Acme within the next few days
~ a committee win call upon
MAYOR and ask that such steps
-
|nken.
~ mere fact that many dogs have
I. going without the muzzles for
vast few weeks has caused a
n deal Of comment and upon In
|aratiOn 1t was learned that as a
Ia thing they were ilne-bred AMI
4, ana the owners were unable to
nuzzles. owing TO the supply Be
exhausted,
h reporter called upon Mayor
II. but as the representative Of the
n Board OF Health is absent from
city, he said that he would see
y the general public wanted before
|hg action in the matter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
Gave psIIuhtgul social.

Hiss Leonora Vidal rendered her
|hg friends a delightful social at
residence Of her parents, on South
" avenue. Friday evening. which
voted a grand success by ali
y present Games and light re-
'Anents were INDUCED ip. and the
\ passed most pleasantly with all,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED
Matters Of General Interest Gathered
BY Our Reporters.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS

What Has happened and What Is
Going 20 Happen Told n Short Para
graphs So That at4e Who Runs May
Read" Il In The Sun.
Corey Hester OF Evinston was q
visitor 70 the city on Saturday.
]. w, May OF wacahoota was trans
acting business in the city yesterday,
J. S. Crown and son Of Rocky Point
we're among the truckers visiting the
city Saturday.
w D. Cromartie OF Altoona Is In
the city on a visit to his brother, ID.
s. Cromartle, ON North Garden street.
Ed White, one OF the Industrious
farmers of the Hague section, was
renewing hfs Gainesville acquaint.
ances Saturday.
]. F. Hlnson, one az the representa-.
tive citizen OF the Mlcanopy section.
was greeting his large number OF
friends IN this city SATURDAY
Mrs. Edwards Of Micanopy. who
has been in the city FOR the past week
visiting the family Of her son. D. q.
Edwards. returned 10 her home yes.
terday.
Deputy sheriff T. c. Walker has re.
turned from business trip TO Dun.
mellon. where he went 70 carry nye
county prisoners 70 the camps Of s, A.
Rawls & Co,
b. w Waits Of Hawthorn was Il.
the city yesterday. he was en-
route to Rocky Point. whore he viii
Visit his sister. Mrs n. L, barton,
for a few days
J.. G. Stokes OF Hague was among
the visitors here on Saturday He
reports his section dry, and says they
are not receiving any ~ the pleasant
rains we are having here.
A. b. Chilly OF jacksonville was IN
the city yesterday He Is now en-
gagged ia the Wholesale grocery bust
ness In the metropolis and was en-
route 10 Mlcanopy. where he WIN
spend sunday with his parents,
Marion Pate Of Archer was among
the visitors TO Gainesville ON satur.
day lie states that the weather Is
exceedingly dry In his section and
that few good showers would
prove very beneficial 10 the people,
u n. Foaster one OF the efficient
road oyerseers OF the county, with
headquarters az waldo. was in the
city yesterday he expects 10 move
camp next week. when he will be 10
Gated In the Lacrosse nelghborhood.
Mrs. n. A. strunk and children. wis
have been absent for the past ten
days visiting ne Daytuna Beach, have
returned 70 their home N shls city
Thoy we're accompanied b. Mlas Rose
wlmberiy. who has been there for
several weeks.
VIM Dnsal charged with assault
with attempt to murder chaa simp
son. was arraighcd before ipcge Ma
aon yesterday. and after hearing tho
eVideace Ia the cape he Maa bound
over IA the Sum of $500 20 await tho
action or tbe fan tsFm d the circuit
court
Your attention b cailsa b tho
change IA The advertiscment q no
Fsrt Nati0mhl Tiank. witch appfaFp
elsewhere IA thiu isane ~ Tbe Hun.
They refer you b che 90 sdage
ghat. -whsrr there's a vtli there's
a uay"
4 Atfentlnp a. directed 70 ne rhAnsf
ID ths ndvertisemeuf ~ shF Reystpue
nskwy mhlcf Niil ~ ready scf oper.
alton again o. AuEps zsih Tins
bakery siansd d0wn "a ne itfa q
he nsonih for bseled rspaifs ana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
DORSEY'S
ssss.sss.sa-=s
DELIBERATIONS
IMrEoRlrY

Ia Merchandise. IN Service. in Purpose
--ln Everything We attribute the
success we have attained IN our huai.
ness 10 the strict adherence Co these
principles In all our transactions.
We make business OF buying and
selling Groceries--the pure kind. We
have made long and careful study
OF this--in fact the most Of our life.
tlme--with tho result that We have
become proficient az both enda. We
look after our interests when buying.
and our customers lntereata when
selling,
We assure buyers that q visit 10
this store will prove Of prOatabie inr
teront 10 them.
Our delivery service 10 perfect and
prompt and our phone "a always az
your command, 90 send In y0ar order.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
LETTER 70 j. \. VIDAL.

Gainesville, Florida.
'tar Sir; Our proposition Is simply
lsyoe doesn't take less gallons
2 20 no pay Yours truly,
r w. DEvoE & co.
The S J. Thomas Co. sell our
h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-23
FOR PAPA

aen be comes home a.
With his day labon
'aeTeyer he toiIsis cas-
oa'ainable hers. Mat
I, ao' whether lie wants
'o''a Chair Of q cane
one which can t.
,,ed % suit-wc have
To please papa.
7 chairs An new
a''' patterns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of trustees of the School for the
Deaf and Dumb of North Dakota I'D to
4 p. M, Of July %, 1908 for furnishing
500 tons Of screened Youghioheny.
more or less as may be needed and 700
tons, more or less as may be needed,
of native Ignite coal-price to be bas-
ed on SO much per ton of 1000 pounds,
railroad weight, delivered F. o. B. the
cars at Devils Lake, N. D. Contract
governing quality, quantity and price
will be required of successful bidder.
All bids to be sealed and marked
plainly on outside of envelope "Bidf
for Coal" All bids to be sent to thu
undersigned. The board reserves thu
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board of trustees
D. F. Bangs, Supt.,
School for the Deaf,
Devils Lake, N. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10

j. R. Burnett is confined to his bed
with bilious attack.
Last Saturday stranger disrobed
himself at the steamboat pier in this
city and plunging into the lake struck
out for Ft. Totten. sixteen miles away.
He stated before entering the water
that he hoped his clothes would be
there when he returned, and if he
didn't return he wouldn't want them.
Nothing has been heard of him since.
The 18th infantry has been ordered
to be ready to move on or about the
18th.
Patrice Morriseau is in Jail at CandC
for stealing pony from this city.
Next Monday is the date set fol
hearing the argument for a new tria
in the Oswald murder case.
Reports from various parts of the
Devils Lake, Big Coulee and Trutle
Mountain RECON indicate that there
will be an average crop of grain har
vester this year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
TOXIC NEWS
.H0H @0M@Bo a0nem@ @a@D@I

One more celebration in remem-
brance of freedom is past
Francis Emery and Maggie Chase
spent the Fourth at Chautauqua
Albert Jaqua and family we're Chau-
tauqua visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herb Baitson are liv-
ing at Chautauqua during the session.
Mr.. Baitson is chief of the Chautauqua
police.
Visitor Ruth and Miss Hilma Free
burg were among the Chautauqua Wis
, itors from this place the Fourth.
Mrs. c. D. Mills and children and
Mrs. Serene and baby and her nephew
Will Clicking, spent the Fourth at
Chautauqua
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lang celebrated
the Fourth at Fort Totten.
1t is reported that Vic has another
runaway to his credit.
! A special election was held at the
school house Monday for the purpose
of voting a new school house and
transacting other important business
! Miss Stella Jaqua left Monday for
Mayville to attend summer school.
X. c. Kaw left Monday for a trip on
the road.
There are quite a number of camp
ers at Wood lake this summer.
VIM. Brennan and Miss Mary Bren-
nan were at Erary Saturday.
Miss Leonx Jaqua arrived at Toxic
from Minneapolis last week and will
spend the summer ut the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jaqua
near this place.
Chas Nelson was one of the party
that went to Chautauqua for the 4th
H. Stewart and family spent the 4th
at Chautauqua-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
TWFNTy-TWO YEARS AGO
Items OF Interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake terOcean Pub.
ushed Under Date Of Saturday. June II, 1885,

New potatoes as large as a working
mans fist are on the market today
Larimore club got the worst Of it at
Lakota, the score standing IS to II.
Chas. M. Fisher came in Thursday
from his town, Churchs Ferry.
Rev. and Mrs. Converse left Tues
day morning for New Jersey to be alb
sent a month of six weeks
DR.. Smith was held up" Tuesday
night but had wisely deposited his
money before the bank closed.
Two suspicious characters were
caught in the rear of the First Nation.
al Saturday evening. They claimed
to be drunk but they are believed tc
be robbers.
P. Mcnamara has severed his con
nection with the post Office and is now
with Robt. Cairnes, distributing mail
express and other supplies along the
extension. Any business our citizens
may want attended to up the line
should be placed in their hands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
:, Sunday Game.


Isl Sunday at the uptown park the To-
Gals met the team from Lakota and
gave them a drubbing to the tune of
s to 81 Lake was sent to the mound
by Dawson and the way, he mixed
them up for the opponents caused sew
+eraI Of them to injure their backs
reaching for his benders. Lake
pitches from the wrong side and had
the Larimore bunch jumping sideways
all through the game and eleven OF
them famed the air, while the best
they could do in the hitting line was
seven safe ones NJ They gave the poor
est exhib ition Of base running that we
have seen II l1i an q q lay and while on
the field their ex III itiono Of one.head-
ed plays hroug nts the crowd to their
u Brinslnade
catcher has been enga ged for the -.
#mainde of the week and he caught
suntIa he local s and put up j
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
.(5ARSkE.
Crowded OUT last weekly

(CTOWQeQ OUT last week.
Miss Minnie Hurley returned to her
home in Hancock, Mimi, Thursday,
after six months visit with her
sister. ~ il h #
Y Mrs. Rasmus sorensen& entertained
the Ladies Aid with both work and
refreshments last week. The next
meeting will be Bachelor Day and
the members will bring their own
spread" to the home of the pastor.
John Rue is absent from his duties
in w. D. Millar's store, enjoying his
annual vacation in Wisconsin,. i. 50,
Mr and, Mrs. Fred Besse welcomed
a little daughter to their home, We'd
nesday, June "a. .1
Miss Agnes Garske is suffering from
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. G. X. Ellis has completed the
task of moving her household goods
into the J. R.: Kollar residence and is
settled at housekeeping again. s.< - j: .
Miss Emily Ruder has returned to
her Devils Lake home after a visit Of
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Jno. serumgard. # S 4 Il,
NIrs. Dale Ellis entertained few
friends last Wednes day evening at
.aaBuncoa In honor of Miss Hurley.
They attended the carnival one day
last week
Dunca Met lennan of Mani
s.ttoba and Messrs, mnen and
Donald Morrison of sarIes visited
4 with friends here last week
Rev Goehring went M Red Wing,
Ssunda evening ~ attend ttIls wed ding
sof All intimate friend. afurchie,
Donald Baldwin and mo Flaget az,
Scompanied him as FAR as is Lake.
ssi. Annie Lee IS den visited
with NJ Serum Cd I'd Tuesday. VI
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
Children Should Learn the
use of Money

I believe in teaching children at an
early age to be financiers; or, you
may term it, to use money properly,
says contributor to the August De-
signer. We have made it a practise
for two years, to give our boy, who is
now eight years old, certain stipulat-
ed sum every week for his spending
money. We find he has become a
splendid banker" Out of this fund
he is required to buy all his inciden-
tails such as tablets, colors. and pen
ellis. In two years he has managed to
save six dollars, which he now has on
interest. OF course, we buy, his shoes
and clothes and pay his big expenses.
1t is certainly surprising how well he
has learned to compute interest and to
count well the cost" before he spends
money. We are just now beginning
with our little girl of five years. /
must not forget to state, also, that we
have successfully used this method for
two years with an orphan girl of four
teen who is making her home with u.s.
We send her to school and board her,
of course, besides giving her fifty
cents week to use for any and all
expenses she may have. Out of this
she buys her shoes, clothing and hats.
{ do her sewing and, of course, we
give the children an occasional pres
snt :'to help them along"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10

An idyll, that may be made an act
ual experience by many town family,
longing for summers outing, and
dreading the labor and expense of a
journey far from home, is suggested in
the charming story, "The Forest of
Arden contributed to a current issue
of The Youths Companion by, Mary
E.. Mitchell, one of the papers most
valued stan writer's, ~ =. 4, =: =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
BASE BALL T. J. s sI

In the three game series with Brins-
made the Devils Lake boys we're only
able to capture one of the games, but
that was a sumner and heart-breaker
to the Brinsmade aggregation. Friday
at the Chautauqua grounds the home
boys went down to defeat by a score
of to 8. Lake, the new man, did the
pitching and did excellent work, but
fourteen errors were made behind
him and it is almost impossible for
any pitcher to win a game with that
kind of support, while Brinsmade sup
ported Hopper beautifully, and he
walked off with a victory. Saturday
morning, the Fourth, the home boys
got revenge and got it in fine man
ner. This was the finest exhibition
of base ball played by the home team
this season. Captain Dawson essayed
to do the f1inging for the locals and
the way that he mixed them up re-
minded the Brinsmade team of the
way that he mixes soft drinks at his
emporium on Kelly avenue, and con-
sequently eleven of them went to the
bench by the strike-out signal.
One little scratch single was all
they got and if Dawson hadn't been
somewhat generous with them he
would not have given them that, but
he is known to suffer from heart trou-
BILE and placed himself in the other
fellows position and let them have a
little so that they would not suffer
discontinue of the heart. When the
game had finished at the end of one
hour and thirty minutes played it
showed that the score was 8 to 0, with
the home boys at the winning end.
But in the afternoon the same two
teams played at the Chautauqua and
the Devils Lake bunch were handed a
lemon and for time it looked as
though the Brinsmade team would
turn the tables on the locals with the
same kind of a. score. For six long
innings the two teams battled and
neither one of them scored. But after
that the Brinsmade team got their
heads together land crossed the plate
three times before the game was end
ed and that was enough to win the
game, while the locals were only able
to score once. r.. ~. .-t-.
Hopper. who pitched the Friday
game did the pitching again and he
was opposed by yArgesinger,% and it
was a pitchers battle royal with hon
ors about even. The largest crowd of
the season was at the game and
showed much appreciation Of the game
and the home boys were cheered On
the many fine plays made and Olafson,
the catcher Of the Brinsmades team,
received many compliments on the
fine game, he caught. IF. ::: 5=S@* r..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
Schedule of chautauqua Trains.
Leave Devils Lake Leave Chautaqu
Sale of Land.

Sale of Land. :
I have for sale, one of the finest
farms in Ramsey County, containing
920 acres, and excellent improve
ments; also a farm of 100 acres in
Eddy County. A fine standing crop on
each. See me, or write for terms.
D. G. Duen,
Administrator of the estate of Pas
quale DeFiore, Deceased.
Devils Lake, N. Oak
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
fine game.
Mondays Game.

The Larimore team waited until
Monday to celebrate the Fourth and
started their display of fire works in
the early part Of the game. Dawson
started lighting the fuse and the I-ari-
more team shot off the works and
when they had stopped the display
there were ten scores across the
plate. It is estimated that at least
81 safe hits were made off of Dawson's
delivery before he went p the barn and
was substituted by McCauley who is
somewhat of a finger as we'll as catch.
er. After he attempted to do the pitch
ing the celebration was over and the
bunch did not score again, during all
this time the Devils Lake team COL
lected 5 runs. The Larimore team
were strengthened for the game and
put up good fast game After the
performance they put up on Sunday
it was feared that they would not draw
we'll. for the next two games and it
was about decided to cancel the re-
mainder of the games with them but
the drubbing that they gave the home
team will last them for while.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10
Hail! Hail! Hail!

See Steve Jones and get your CROP
insured against hail. 1t costs no more
to have it done now than it does
later on. If you don't get hailed out
you can afford to pay the premium.
If you do you will be clad you paid it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-10

New Tine Gard For Operating Trains.
Into Effect NAV Seventeenth

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