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ht= atsads when br Hrst came uerfH
 faf H= ba# backed and nu.d uu etea Important proposition that has ,pm- up. Ev,u III the matter "r ma aau faHia8tief. Hs Hapr,d m and out st,- sfal tiWs. befot- r., HuaI'p uadr up dz mHd fhlt be would try and defeat fbv r=uar republican nominee l,"u.t EtmHe far T uuurut tH1t JuiEr Wick ef hHH l= u lBr rtrr hr,su-- he hr- lar saad el ih,. country ut heart hr
 aant- ta resent th, action of the rut- -4 ~t4f-- -ra4tr aheu that body nH- sd ta eaudrm him. Wuk,r-uam may l.. a afaaf mau. hat tn,r. are .am,
 .tHa rHnE ttr. taken Ly and Uue- fhrr- am r frw mru iu t.. United St1tr- eru1t, nhu are infinitely gralt- ,r They hat. already h,,u appraised sf tha flst that Wirksr~hluf Is -eeklae election solely tp spit, the ruy uu- dor which he has held office for mum b.r af years. and if he should remain in congress from the first day of De- eeHber. Iaaa. till oId Gabriel sounds ih- last numP he would never secure the Ias=aee of oue single mcarur THe mcmhrr@ of in, senate nrr ac- ftaaiHted with Wirket=ham and thes
 are rfsIarrd tu jump un him with both faet if The opportunity presents itself.
 II has been stated that Wicker ham has not fine interests of the country ai heart He has manifested this a number of times. mot uui, by -ttJin- hrfare eourres- that thr mining laHa Were 38 laat could br desired flor tUe eountrz. and ina hundred uturr na,s
 but u inc following I-tt,r which h~ sent af-r Hl+ own signature ts a prominent official al Washington.
 "l regret very much that Waskey and ,'tlc have started off on the mis-
 taken idea oi putting territorial gos-
 erameul ahead ur ali other things for
 Alaska. II certainly iS great miss taka and one which win cost the ter
 ruers dearly. You are right in oppo4- i ine it and you ought not to hesitate. 1'he population i@ t"" sparse and The taxablc wealth ie to" small to sustain self government The population ls unsettled. and probabl yout of the six or eight thousand men in this inning camp mol hundred of them would ad-
 init that they intended to remain in the territory for the rest of their lives. nor would one-tcnth of them remain if the ilaesr mines We're worked out
 as lhe> are iu Dawson and win be here insid, of few wears The real dihi- eulty in considering this matter Is that s" many do not note the difference be- tween the theory of self-go government auf the brutal fact When an argu- ment Is started. the majority argue strongly in favor of it. and the theory is undoubtedly correct. but when they are pinned down to the fact as to whether or not the time has arrived for the establishment of self-govern ment most of them hesitate. It is my judgment that large majority of the people of this district are opposed to
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LIFE SAVING CREW
 DOES GOOD WORK

John ChrI<tianson and two natives We're relieved from q very awkward po- sition. and one which might have re- suited in their death by drowning by the Nome life saving crew last night.
 chri~tiansen and the two natives left 'henik in an open boat encountrrlng d heavy storm suou alter they reached ih" "pen sea. When opposite Nome they raised distress signal. and the life boat creU went ta their rescue. fifteen minutes after taey were taken off, the boat in which they had made the trip was capsized by the heavy | seas.
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JURYMEN ENGAGE
 IN FURIOUS FIGHT

officer burst into the room. The twelve men were placed under arrest. but on being brought before the court for trial on charge of contempt of court they were discharged after be- ing read strong catechism by the judge.
 The conflict arose over tho trial of a number af music hall proprictors. win" were charged with running an indecent show. The show managers Were sup posed to have been paying tribute to the members If the city council for protection. and the ease has aroused q great deal of feeling.
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PEOPLE OF INNOKO
 SHORT OF SUPPLIES

That the miners of the Innollo dis triet are short of supplies and are in danger Of being forced to leave the country in order to get food. Is evI- denced by the following telegram re- ceived by the Nugget yesterday:
 'TNNOKO. via Kaltag, July %. - Innoko district short all kinds provi- sions. Unless goods shipped soon country must be depopulated and de- velopment retarded this year.
 "J. w Ward.
 Chairman Innoko Improvement
 Club"
 Recent arrivals from the Innoko have stated that there was a shortage of supplies in that section. and Max Simel. who left here two weeks ago. took with him several tons of supplies. which he intended to rush into the dis triet as rapidly as possible.
 Word was also received here from St. Michael to the effect that two scow loads of provisions had left that place
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Nuggets Special Service.

GiNGl&NATI JHh a9 William Howard Taff the leader of the rc- publican partF and candidate for pres hdrHt. a5dre#=sd a meeting oT the rr- rnhii'au 3hi" general committee here taday. iu which he endorsed everything that has been done bA Nr Xarys. the hartman ef tHe committee.
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Nuggets Special Service.

ABERDEEN Wash IuIy 20 - our at the worst area that has occurred iu tho history of tho settlement took place #=t hIehl Harn nine uf tnc largest hutidHH In tHr city ytur between uafae 4H4 Hume =tfr-f~ strrr cum- pigtsis demolished and George Gri~- &aid and John Nautrsauo pgrIsaed m file aaHnre
 The drr broke out in The upper story 7f a brick building. and strong wind -o"H carried thc flames tp thr adjoining structures The fire department fought ya.Hnlig- hul the flames had wiped out almost aH eHttfr block before the con H4Erttiah could br tytiuguished
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TAFT WILL RUN
 CLEAN CAMPAIGN

He also defined the status of Mir
 Baker as n member of the republican national committee. In addressing the committee Air Tan cautioned t6s members against any attempt to be- hiii~ William Jennings Bryan the dem "rr"t'o candidate. stating that he de- sired to run the campaign with as it tle mud d-slineug as passbte
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REX BEACH MAY
 LOSE EYESIGHT

The retna af both eyes has been af- fected by the glare of the Alaskan shows. aud this condition has been az grasated hv Hegleet ta secure proper medical attention.
 The deePesf sempathy is expressed Tor Beach Tn hi amialian by his horde af Alaskan friends who have engaged practically every specialist in thc state to wait Upon hin.
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SEATTLE SAFETY DEPOSIT
 VAULTS PLuNDERED

succeeded in stealing about nine thou sand dollars in money and diamonds. but, as stated. the contents of the sec nnd receptacle were found intact
 Police officers Investigating the af- fair this morning discovered small eiot of blood on the floor. and it is probable that one of the maraudcrs either cut himself or was hit by piece of living metal from the explosion
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for the Innoko, but owing to the low water on the river. il was thought that tine owners would not be able to get the boats through.
 There is no doubt that all of these supplies are tied up on the nnoko river somewhere below Cane creek but If the recent rains extended as far as the lowr Yukon watershed. the boats by this time will have reached their destination.
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FIRE BUGS
 IN SAN JOSE
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN JOSE. Cal, July 30. - The peo- pie of this city are greatly excited over the fact that fire bug has come into their midst. and no less than six fires have been started here within the past twenty-four hours.
 In two cases the fires proved serious. destroying one business building and a warehouse. in which had been stored goods to the value of 5000.
 Several detectives are searching the town in the hops of locating the ncen- diary. and a vigilant watch is being maintained by citizens patrol.
 Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE. July 90. - Rex r.. Beach the well known Alaskan novelist. au- thor of "rhc Spoilers" "The Barrier. . and a number of Alaskan short stories. Is confined In the dark room at the Providence hospital suffering from an affection of the eyes. which the speeialz ists state is liable to bring about total blindness
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Nuggets spee,al Service.

CHICAGO. July 90 - Attracted by the sounds of conflict. smashing furni- ture and loud swearing. BaiHm Wilson this afternoon went hastily to the jury room. where the talesmen in ease had been confined to consider their verdict. to find one uf them Iying on the floor in an almost unconscious con ditiun. and fierce and bloody battle stil tn progress
 The foreman of the jury. John Sprague, had smashed two chairs on the heads of his opponents and was using third with good effect when the
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE. July 90. - Just before they burst open a second safe in the Seattle safe deposit vaults yesterday. the robbers who committed the crime must have been frightened off. for they failed to touch the contents of the re- eeptaele after they had succeeded in blowing 1t open with nitro -glycerine.
 From the first box broken open they
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CANDIDATES wEATHgRBoun0
Nueast's Special Service.

ST. MICHAEL. July al.=The steam Ter Gussie Brown Is weatherhound here. and $" also ale John W curson and the two other candidates for the office of delegate To congress from Alaska
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The City Bath House IS now open for business. M. o. soIbers. proprietor.
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seraper teams for hire. 214 First avenue
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LsmP's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Imported coburser draf, beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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6lstz wsinsr Beer a. the Bank.
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Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
 6lstx Private Stock at the Bank. 6iatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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toria is a first cousin of the present
German emperor. She Is described as
an extremely clever woman, o or
painting and sketching and talented
as a writer. She is also an excellent
cook, in which fact she is said to take
much pride. The new queen has en-
deared herself to the people of Swe-
den by her consideration for the poor.
King Gustave is %forty-nine years old,
a year older than Emperor William,
whom he greatly admires and whose
military bent he is said to emulate.
When Gustave was a youth he was
poetic and dreamy. This is not to be
wondered at, since his father. the ren-
cradle King Oscar, who has just died,
was the author of many meritorious
poems. To cure him of his dreamy
tendencies Gustave was e into the
country, where he became an en-
thusiastic hunter. He is still exceed
fond of the chase. Another thing
young Gustave did in the country-he
fell In love with a pretty girl, the
daughter Of a rural pastor. He want
ed to marry her. but reasons of state
caused him In 1881 TO wed the Princess
Victoria. He is very tall, as was his
He Is of a taciturn DISPOSE
ton In public, but Is said to be quite
genial and affable among his personal
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proposed for the first time after the
ball given at Dorchester House in hon
or Of Mrs. Nicholas Longwerth. Since
that time be has proposed regularly as
often as opportunity presented. only to
find that Miss Jeans consent did not
include that Of her parents. Mr.. Reid
preferred that his daughter marry an
American. 1t was only a short time
ago that the ambassador to England
was won over by the insistent British
nobleman. a young fellow who served
not without credit in the Boer war and
who Is said to be less wild than many
members of his set. 1t is rumored that
N accepting him Miss Reid gives a
great disappointment to another titled
Englishman, the young Lord Brooke,
He Is a son of the Socialist Countess OF
Warwick, who was In this country
only q short time ago. Lord Brooke
visited Miss Reid at Ophir Farm, the
Reid country seat in New York state,
several years ago, and there was much
talk then OF a coming international
match, but she did not fall In love
with him. Miss Reid is twenty-fouF.
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MINING TAX.

Notice IL hereby given that the taxes on Ins
proceeds Of the mines Of Eureka County i'
the quarter ending September 80. 1907, A.
now due and payable to me at my Office In Nv
reka and the law in regard to the same WI
enforced. H. @. MoTERNEf,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada
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Bundle of Laundry Lost

A bundle Of soiled laundry was lost
between Eureka and Ruby Hill on Sat.
urday night, September 81. A liberal
reward will be paid for its return to the
SENTINEL office.
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TUE GROWN PRINCE AND
cessors of that house. OF the four Der
nadotte kings who have completed
their reigns not one has betrayed his
trust. not one has failed to appreciate
his high responsibilities, his duty to
the people. Old Marshal Bernadotte.
as Charles XIV, though a famous gen
eral, turned his attention to the in
ternal improvement and development
of Sweden and Norway, the united
kingdoms which he ruled. His son
Oscar, a studlous man, with a leaning
toward literature, followed his exam.
pie. Oscars eldest son, who reigned
thirteen years as Charles XIV, left no
son to succeed him, but heleft a legacy
of wise and helpful administration
His brother, Oscar IL, whose reign Of
thirty-ive years was the longest Of
any Bernadotte ruler, became known
as the most able monarch In Europe.
The widow Of Oscar, now the dow
ager Queen Sophie, was a princess of
Nassau. She was married to Crown
Prince Oscar In 1857. For fifty years
this royal couple lived together as hap
PLY as they might have lived had the
king been merely Oscar Bernadotte,
citizen of provincial France.
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The New Ruler of Sweden and His famiy
The New Grown Prince and Ills
Bride. an English Princess.
The Widow of King 0s.
car. Queen Sophie.
car. Queen Sophie

fathers standard. This difficult posi-
ton the crown prince bore with manly
patience. Having reached a mature
age before BEING called to h throne.
he has proved his inherent good qual
tiles and his devotion to Sweden. Gus
tave served several times as regent
during the illness or absence OF his
father and therefore is not without ad
ministrative experience.
Gustave Adolph. the new crown
prince, is a popular young man OF
twenty-five who married the pretty
Princess Margaret of Connaught a
year ago. Thus England supplies, II
events take the natural course, the next
queen of Sweden.
Future Bernadotte rulers of the
Swedish people must maintain a high
standard to measure up to their prede-
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PaliSade
Railway

AL
4
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 81, 1907,
Trains for Passengers, Mails,
Express and Freight, will
run DAILY, mountain time, as
follows:
Train No. -
Leave Eureka t............... oaoAh
Arrive ut Paiisads At ............200 Pm
Train No. 1
Leave Palisade .9'5V AN
Arrive at Eureka at............ S:z0 ]. IN
Train No. 2 makes connection at
Palisade with \. u. Co. west
bound passenger at 2:4S p. m and
east bound at 500 p. m.
Stage Connections at Eureka
For Hamilton, Ely, Typo, Reveille, Hot
Greek, Tonkin, Ne<arS Valley, Coid
Creek and Bald Mountain.
This Company handles freight to Eureka
for Hamilton, Typo, Belmont, Reveille,
and all points South. Correspondence
solicited.
The company has stock corrals at Dia-
mond III miles from Eureka), Alpha, Hay
Ranch and Palisade. Stockmen will find
Il cheaper 20 ship by rail than to drive.
W.T. for rstes.
G. D. ABBOTT,
Superintendent
Palisade, Nevada.
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four years of age. He was a school
principal before he took up the law,
and when he started in to break up
gambling after his first election as
district attorney ON the Labor ticket
two years ago he was referred to as "a
schoolteacher who didn't know the
difference between fan tan and old
maid" But San Francisco has found
that the district attorney knows bis
business. He has jailed one Of the
biggest gangs of grafters ever put be-
hind the bars In this country and done
it when, especially at the outset, every
thing seemed t be against him. When
be began his reform work he could
not get any money to carry it on, be-
cause the city administration, under
Mayor Schmitz, was opposing him. 1t
was then that Rudolph S%preckels came
to the rescue. In telling how this hap
pened Mr.. Langdon said:
Rudolph Spreckels offered all the
money we wanted. | asked him what
he wanted. He told me nothing.
when he said he wanted nothing"
the district attorney continued, 81 ask
ed him how far he'd go.
own you stick, no matter where
this thing leadsy
81 WILL said he.
"'Even though 1t may touch the
Spreckels familyP
".Even though it leads to my W
We'll, it did. Among those indicted
is Cornwall Mutually, engaged to be
married to Mrs. ~Spreckels' sister"
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Order to Show Cause
the Third Judicial Diet let Court of the
State Of Nevada, in and for tie
County of Eureka.

County Of Eureka.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Martin Plan
toni, deceased.
p. HI. HUI, the Administrator of the es-
tate of Martin Pianioni, deceas, d, having fled
his petition herein praying for an order Of
sale Of certain real estate of said decedent for
the purposes therein set forth, it is therefore
ordered by the said Court that oil persons in,
terested 10 the estate Of said deceased appear
before the said Court on Thursday, the 9th
day of February. 1908, at four O'Clock in the
evening Of the sail day, at the court room of
the said District Court, at the court house in
the Town Of Eureka, county Of Eureka, and
State Of Nevada. to show cause il any they
have why an order should not be granted to
the said Administrators to sell SO much of the
real estate of the said deceased at public or
private sale as shall be neoessaryi and that q
copy Of this order be published at least two
successive weeks in the Eureka SENTINEL, a
newspaper printed and published in said Town
and County. w. III. A. PIKE,
A. b. Liehtfoot, District Judge.
Attorney for Administrator.
Dated at Eureka, Nevada, Dec. 30, 1907.
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town. Some years later the Swedish
diet elected Bernadotte crown prince
Of Sweden, hoping thus to gain the
favor Of Napoleon. Bernadotte's ele-
walton, however, was extremely dis
tasteful to the French emperor, who
knew that his former marshal cordial
ly ~despised him. These are the facts
of history, and they are in direct op-
position to the popular supposition that
Napoleon placed Bernadotte on the
Swedish throne.
Gustavd ", therefore, is but three
generations from a humble French citi-
zen. However. by marriage of Berna-
dotte princes during those generations
with royal princesses the new ruler
has several strains of kingly blood In
his veins. 1t is said that he Is the
first of the Bernadottes TO be accepted
or cordial terms by the aristocTacy Of
Sweden, this proud element having
scorned old Jules Bernadotte and his
son and grandsons because OF their
plebeian extraction. Gustave is as
sumed by the aristocracy to have a
preponderance Of truly royal blood.
By the elevation q Gustave to the
throne a daughter of n of Europe's
proudest families becomes queen of
Sweden. Gustave's wife is Victoria.
daughter of the Grand Duke of Ba-
den and granddaughter of old Emper-
or William /. Of Germany. Queen Vic
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King Gustaye v. His Ancestry.
His Relations With His PeO-
pie and the Popular
Queen Victoria.

0-HE new king of Sweden, who
has taken the title of Gustave
", Is a great-grandson OF a
boy who ran away from his
home In Pau, France, to go to sea, but
got caught In the maelstrom of the
French revolution and became a skillful
general, minister Of war and marshal
of France under Napoleon and finally
king of Sweden and Norway. His orig
inal name was Jean Baptlste Jules Ber-
nadotte. An; body who has read that
once popular book, j. t. Headley's
Napoleon and His Marshals," will re-
member that Bernadotte galloped all
through its pages, now here, now there,
at Wagram. at Austerlitz, always show
ing high skill and g%allantry.
Napoleon. who disliked Bernadotte,
preferred to have him fight for rather
than against him. Accordingly In re-
ward for the marshals brilliant serv-
hes at Austerlitz he made Bernadotte
Prince of Pontecorvo, a little Italian
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Rather Insinuating.

Charley Pickle-By Jeve, Miss Wose!
Sometimes I think ! will take up the
violin. Do you think ] would make a
success?
Miss Rose-Hardly, Charley. have
heard of fiddler crabs, but | v
heard Of fiddler lobsters.-Detroit Trib-
ma
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MISS JEAN REID.

American Ambassadors Daughter and
Her Fiance, Lord Acheson.
The report that Miss Jean Reid.
daughter of Whitelaw Reid, the Amer
lean ambassador at the court of st.
James, is engaged TO Yiscount Ache
son, son and heir of the Earl OF Cos
ford, brings to light an interesting train
Of circumstances pertaining to affairs
OF the heart. There appears to be no
doubt that Miss Reid and Lord Ache
son are deeply in love. 1t Is said he
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Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that the County
Board Of Examination will hold its first semi
annual examination for teachers certi-
fcates at Eureka. Nevada, commencing on
Monday, January IS, 1908. at s o'clock a. m.
sharp, and will continue until and includ.
ing Wednesday, January l6, 1908.
A. Is. LIGHTFooT,
Deputy District Supt. Of Public Schools.
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AFoE or eRAFTERs.


W ~ ~ tNo1tS ftCN~'&
Perhaps the foremost figure In the
reform movement on the Pacific coast
is District Attorney William III. Lang
don of Sar Francisco. who has sue
ceeded in cleaning up the graft rid
den city OF the Golden Gate, with the
able assistance Of Francis j.. Heney,
the fearless prosecutor; William j..
Burns, the detective, and Rudolph
spreckels. the patriotic young capital
list. Mr.. Langdon was reelected dis
trict attorney In November, running
ahead of his ticket by 5000 votes. and
has been taking a short vacation. In
the course of which he spoke at Car
negie hall, New York, before the Civic
forum on "The Struggle Between
Graft and Democracy" Mr.. Langdon
is a native of California and thirty
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KING OSCAR 8 WIDOW, QUEEN SOPHIE
friends and associates. Gustave n
much more popular than he was In
his youth. His reserved manner was
mistaken for haughtiness. AS crown
prince Gustave was constantly under
comparison with his father, King Os-
car, who was the most democratic and
perhaps the best beloved monarch in
Europe. No matter what Gustave did
or omitted doing, the people insisted
upon estimating him according to his
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A Good BRIDGE e;.v.,.

Mrs Hatterson-Is Mrs. Witherby Q
good bridge player?
Mrs. Catterson-The best one In our
church--New York Life.