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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
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After haSiiE 6SSH d fhithfut detbtSp
Of the Automobile Two ythTs o. faeFO
Mr.. BTagden suddenly wee eeiSaa With
. violent fancy for motor boAtp "A
boGutlfui river runs ~ tHi6 't6Wan. = hO
oaid. "Why not have Sotno 6bJoyniSht
out Of ~ In a motor beat, Yop doA't
have to dodge, ,poiieemtn and fqtai coz
OtibiAS."
sofhe bought ono. took a day's IN
gtrpction In the art oe managing II and
keeping the machinsEy u running ~.
der and otafted out On hi6 Art TIP
with Il one bright morning IN Judy.
1t was late In tho aftoTppon, when ~
returned home. Ho came ~ 3by thB
back why. HIS CLOTHES woto W&tbR
soaked. and he had . goneFaiiy ilIa1
and bedsqggied ,appeaSaBep. 4 N !,
"For pity'6 sake. AlfrSdis exeiaimSd
his wife, what has happS SASd % 5o6f
Did thS boat upsstr' .Ii.ss
~ s any lsiss ss sssSs sES III t!l sSS sSs
TITO b6at's 6tY hight but WIEN i shSa
been ont on tho water an hohE q. two
eopIetbh'iPb g vent YEops With ~ me.
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the thing" f'f8
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A ehrswd Doctor.

'-ThIs Incident" said doctor, chap
pened In France two or three centu-
ries ago., in the days when public
criers were always. In evidence. There
was physician OF Montpelier who
used to go from place to place to prac-
uce the healing art He employed L d
very Ingenious trick to help him on
his way. When he came to a town
where he was not known he pretended
to have lost his dog, which he del
clared was a very valuable animal,
and ordered the public crler to roam
about. bent loud on his drum and offeE
reward of % louis to whoever should
bring the dog to him. At the same
fine the crirr was directed to mention
M the titles and academic honors Of
the doctor as well as his PLACE Of reaii
ience. OF course It happened that the
doctor was not long IN becoming all
most the sole topic Of talk In the town.
Tho people made up their minds that
he must be famous physiciap ad
well as a very Rich one. hS he could of
for % louis for finding his dog. You
might reasonably Judge that the doH
was never found, but plenty Of pa4
tionts were"
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FOR THE CHILDREN
oamo Of Auotionoer.

Thia game may be played By any
number of persons, one OF whom acts
as auctioneer. Each of the other play
era writes on slip of paper the name
of some article and folds It over to
hide what he has written. The auction.
eer then marks one OF the slips. adds q
blank one, making one more slip than
there are, persons playing, and mixes
them all together in hat Each OF
the company then draws slip. and he
who gets the blank is put up at auc-
tion by the auctioneer, each player
bidding the article on hia Slip The
holder OF the marked slip bids last.
and the person bid for is sold to him.
He may then require his purchase to
perform some feat and after that the
game Is repeated.
The auetioneer instead OF marking a
clip may simply open one and look at
IL afterwerd accepting the bid OF the
asrson who draws It wheneYar y may
be offered. One slip always remains In
the; hat. The auctioneer should look at
II, and II he be the blank or the mark
ed clip all must be shufned over and
the players drawn again.
The auctioneer should give comicai
description OF the person to be sold.
pralsing his appearance and good quail
ities, and may also be required to give
reason for accepting the bid which
buys him.
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FANTAN AT MACAO.
Gambling HOuS,s pf the Monte Carlo o.
Sho East.

Sho East.
Macao, a Portuguese Chinese port at
the mouth OF the Canton river, In
China, is the Monte Carlo OF the east
One must walt until evening to see the
famous "fantan" houses The interi-
ors are brilliantly lighted with oil
lamps (Ior Macao boasts neither cleo
tricIty nor gas) and furnished With cost.
ly Canton blackwood elaborately carved
aud upholstered In velvet. There. are
two floors. The cody class remains
on the ground door, where the actual
games take place. but in the room
above, Immediately over the table In
the room below, there Is a square
"welp' with a fail around Il and
narrow table furnished with betting
books and pencils. cigaretteS. etc.
The visitor may take a seat and look
down at the game, which really seems
fair and simple. A man ats at the
head. OF the table withla huge heap OF
brasS cash" before him and q nlehder
wand In his hand. He takes up a
handful Of the coin and puts 1t on the
table, covering It with brass hat
Then the betting begins, the bets being
laid on the number I. 2, 8 or 4, after
which the banker takes up the hat And
counts out the cash In fours, sepatat-
fnR them with his cane, the number
left when the last flour" is removed
being the subject Of the betting. These
houses, numerous as they are, make
an enormous income and are q source
Of large revenue to Macao.--Exchange,
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Selections.
pANTE,s aLAMP.l
FIoroneo Does Penaneo For Her Perez
eution Of the Great Poet.

outlon OF tho GFOAk T0ob
The city of Florence has just done
,penance for crime committed nearly
600 years ago. 1t has placed an ever
burning lamp in the tomb OF Dante at
HaYenna.
I Florence banished Dante, prescribed
him, conAscated his property, sentenc-
Cd him to death, rejected with scorn
his plea to be allowed to return to the
city he never ceased to love In spite or
ita cruelty to hlm. RaVenna gave him
a homo In life and sepuicher when he
died. Florence repented of her bitter
ness when too late. She prayed Ra-
VIENNA to allow the body OF the poet to
return to her, but Ravenha refused.
Florence appealed to the pope, and he
ordered Rayenna to surrender the
bones OF Dante, but Ravenna priced
these bones like those OF saint, dehed
the pope and built oversize body she
had cherished simple but stately
tomb. To wipe out the stain upon her
reputation proud Florence hired Boo
caccio to give readings of the "Divine
Comedy" from a rostrum in her mar
ket place, but she has ever been 1eal-
GUS OF the privilege OF Ravenna In pos
sessing the bones OF the great poet.
Florence has at last humbled herself.
and her act Of penance was performed
the other day in the presence Of vast
assemblaRe from all the cities of Italy.
A hanging lamp OF silver severely sim
pie in its deslgn.Iwas made by IA
meus artist and paid fer by popular
subscription OF the Fiorentines. This
was borne TO Ravenna with great cere-
mony and suspended FROM the yaulted
roof of Dante's tomb, where 1t was
oiled with oil and solemnIy lighted by
the mayor Of Florence. AS voluntary
votIve Offering the. city OF Triest--Ital-
ian at heart though In Austrian terri
tory-gave silver Jug in which to
keep the oil for the ever burning lamp.
Other cities gave the wicks and burn
ers and lamplighters. and there were
speakers representing many towns
but oil OF these were accessories. The
event which Italy was celebrating was
the long delayed penance Of Florence.
Henceforth, Just as the lamp burns
forever before tho sanctuary in which
the blessed sacrament reposes, 80 Will
the Florentine light shine before the
grave where Dante sleeps, day and
night, century after century. 80 long
as mon read the poems that have been
called "dlyine."-Arthur Bennington In
New York World.
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France and Fourteen.

SO far as France ls concerned. It is
the number fourteen that has played a
conspicuous and portentous part in her
history. On May IL. 1864, the Rue de-
la Ferronnierre was enlarged by order
of Henri H., and four times fourteen
years later Henri Nv. was assassinated
there by Rayalllac-namely, on May
ID, 1910. Henri had lived four times
fourteen years. fourteen weeks and
fonr times fourteen days-that is. nifty.
elk years and Ave months. Then Hen
rrs son, Louis Kill. died May ~.
1913. the Same day and month as his
father. And ,1043 added together
equals fourteen, Just as 1858. the yedr
OF the birth OF Henri w, equals fout-
teen. Louis XIV. ascended the throne
I643, which, added together, equals
fourteen, and similarly the year OF his
death (1716 equals fourteen.-London
,P IT. o.
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A Monkey Doctor.

A monkey in the zoo at De Soto park
ls entitled to the degree Of n. D. ac-
eording to its keeper.
One Of the monkeys in the cage
swallowed a marble. 1t had presence
Of mind enough to suspend itself by
the tail and hang head down in an ef'
fort TO let the marble drop from its
throat, and. falling. It called In the
Blmian language. and one OF its broth
ers responded.
The doctor monkey rammed fits slen-
der arm down the afflicted ones
throat and extracted the marble. The
relieved sufferer seized the marble
from the doctor and threw 1t from the
cage with all It's strength.-Rome (Ga)
Dispatch to Chicago Inter Ocean.
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R.d rapo and Fire Fiuhtlnq.

CONGREGATIONS are hard to fight In
because Of the excess
OF red tape. Az recently as ten years
ago much time was wasted In getting
the nre brigade TO work because leave
from YiidlE kiosk had to be obtained
before the signal could be hred. Fur.
ther time was frequently wasted on
the spot because the Turkish flremen
had way before beginning operations
OF making a leisurely oriental bargain
With the people whose property was to
be saved. In one case when a village
caught fire In the winter the entire
place was destroyed and many lives
lost through cold and privation owing
20. this chaHerins.
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n rhnra wara No Rirda.

II the world were to become blrdless
1t is estimated that 1t would take only
nine years for the bugs and insects TO
eat up all t,e crops and orchards, DO
that man simply could not live. in spite
OF oil the sprays and poisons that ever
were or will be invented. When boys
kill birds they destroy their best
friends. Wherever God has placed our
feathered brothers you may be sure he
has provided food for them. II we
4oolIshly kill them in order to protect
tho crops we may find that we have
only protected destructive insects and
that they will eat hupdred times
more than the bird w9dld have de-
stroyed.
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Yh.r,r,s, Wives.

Though Turk Is allowed four wives
he rarely has more than one, both on
account Of the expenses and also for
fear of placing himself at the legal
mercy of 80 many women. He is also
most anxious to be considered on
level with the men of other European
countries. aud he is aware that plu'
rality OF wives Is a fatal barrier to his
ambition In this respect. Monogamy
Is very surely gaining ground, and the
harem life Is losing Its hold on the
people. This is especially the case In
Constantinople. where the native aris.
tocracy Is brought into closer touch
with the customs Of other races, and
there Is no doubt that In time It will
be thing of the past-London Chron-
iclo.
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Army sIlppers.

To call man "a warrior in dressing
gown and slippers" Is now only half
as opprobrious as 1t used to be. The
French war department has decided to
equip the cavalry with felt slippers as
part OF tho fleld Kit. 1t Is only neces'
sary to supply the dressing gowns to
mako the old terms of stigma accu'
rately descriptive of the men who do
the lighting. The war department has
proved by experiment that nothing
rests the soldiers 80 quickly after a
hard drill as to take OF their boots
and 40 about In loose slippers. AS
many a man grown. to honorable ma
turity can testify to the value OF the
slipper as an instrument OF reform, 1t
may happen that the slipper will be as
potential as Red Cross conferences In
the horrors Of war
Youths Companion.
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ONE CERTAINTY,
Some Point Pleasant People Fully
n..Ii,n Yk Nov.

Some Point Pleasant People Fully
Realize It Now.
When the back acheS from kid
ney ills.
you, aa
a Duro way to be Cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do it,
Point PlesSant people eudoEee
this claim.
Mrs. John IT. Stone, living on
Main strest, Point Pleasant, w.
Va, says. "FoE some years I wa0
troubled with kidney complaint. 4
suffsred With headaches and dizzy
spells and had severe pains through
my hips and loinO. AT times the
twlngeS through my, hack wsEesSo
iaeyere that 1 was unable tosetoop
without suffering inteDDely, and in
the morning when 1 arose l was 10
stiff and lame aoross tho loins that
i could not get up. I failed to find
relief until Doan'S Kidney PtllO
were brought to my attention. and
i procured box at g. w. M
Hoof'O drug store. They helped
me from the fret. and / continued
using them until a complete cuTe
was the reSnlt. I.gavo Otatemen'
to THE effect in 1908 aud at the
present time December 18. 1900
am glad to. ooufirm everything ]
previously said. The cure DoHn'O
Kidney Pills effected has proved '
permanent one"
For sale BY all dealers. PTioo 90
oents. FoStor. MilbuFn 90, Bnf.
falo, Nsw York, sole agentO for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan'S-
and take no other.
sEEE lG
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Waking on Your Hat.

"Nothiiig is wasted IL this hous,
Is the proul remnrk Will Ii you ma!
eften hear. from the lips of an cxI'
il5usekceIter 1t is n boast. hcweNci
that few people could really Jusiif,
Take the case Of wornout derby IN.
iii the majority of instances titis Ill.
earded article of hcndgear ia:tisf IL,
way to the rubbish heap or perhaps
,Into the hands Of q plssig tFaini.
III only people were aware OF tlie gIhct.
the most excellent felt soles Tor the
inside. of their, boots and slippers are
khus being discarded. These soles elf
be cut from the sides OF I'm old ut
and are much more ,comfortahl than
.0tl0 QEdipAlEY S0Ek 9Psa. -
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Lsaend Of the FIowovo.

When the Creator called all the plants
to him to give them names and cotorS
one little flower, so the legend goes,
was 80 fearful of being overlooked that
1t cried out, Dear Lord. forget me
not!"
At this all the other noWeFs tFSm-
bled with fear and hung their heads in
shame lest the Creator might be ingry
at the presumption OF the smallest
dover. -, /,
But as he turned and saW the deli.
cate bloom he forgave 1t, and. tinting
It blue from the heavenly color, he
christened It "forgetmenot."
"why that name2' asked the other
flowers.
"so that 1t may always remember
that once 1t had been 30 wicked and
foolish as to doubt me.S
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x.n. rh.,, Al, =, Rdo..

One Of the favorite devices OF Lord
Nelson when ships were cruising ih
company was to signal to given
craft that Lieuttnant Smith or Stan
Engineer Brown or Captain OF Ma
rines Jones was to take charge. on the
assumption that all his superior of
ficerg on board had been put out OF
action. The author OF Trafalgar Rel
fought says that the result was very
good, for no one knew when he might
be called upon to take command, and
every one therefore made a point oi
trying to mako himself at to carry
out the duty should It ever be assigned
10 him.
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aamo of convoyanoeN

In this game the players are In q
limo, and one. who Ia left out. Ques.
tlons tho others. He asks the hrst of
the row, DO you wish to trayelT'
"Yes," Is the reply. "North. south,
east or westT' He answers as he
pleases. "Think of the conveyance
you Will use, but do not mention IT.
Then he asks the second In the row.
ION what conveyance win he ,trayeir'
Guided by the last reply, the second
player will guess the conveyance. II
he or she Is wrong they must pay a
forfeit, and the question will go down
the line till the first player calls out
"Rightr' Every one who guesses
wrongly must pay forfeit. and when
these have been redeemed the game
begins again at player No. a
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FiduoiarY settlementa.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Is list of fduclary accounts
at this date that are before me for
settlement, viz:
w. Z, HRyman and J. o. Sa!re, Ad-
ceased; final settlement.
A. 81. Ridinger, Administrator OF
Valentine McDermitt, deceased; hnal
settlement,
Given under my hand this 2snd day
II. r.. HOWARD,
Commissioner OF Accounts for Mason
County, West Virginia. Il.
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&c Japsnsss ga Ihsle Pelean..a.

The Japansso and Ihels, Pslsspssp..
The Japanese have q fath1F ktpAiy
way of treating bTibohefs We have
not yet been convicted Tho EeEaia-
ton prison, dress 70 q klpA ~ ptraV1-
berry red coiored klmono., 6uk. .nSen, On
remand wear light biu6 40 8 hign
that. although under strong ,SubpicIan,
they have not yet been found guilty,
When prisoners IN this eiase have oc.
caSion to pass through tho public
streets curious extinguisherSliko has.
ketB are placed upon their headS.-,
Wide World Magazine.
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AnlFl.e.tIo paneo.

Take a pane of glasS-a broken one
will do-and secure It by placing the
ends between the leaves ot' two large
books, letting the glass be two inches
from the table. Cut from lightweight
writing paper. or, better still. from ds-
sue paper, dolls, dogs and other hg-
ures. Place them on the, table be-
meath the glass. Rub the glass vigor-
ously with silk handkerchief, and
the ngures will cut all kinds Of antics.
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a.lH.h Etiau.tto.

Some rules in an old book on, ell
quette seem to encourage q practice
commonly called Cooking out for No
l." Here are two OF them:
When cake - passed do not hngei
each piece, but with a quick glance seI
lectC tCthe best.
Never refuse to taste OF q dish be
cause you are Unfamiliar with It OF
you win lose the taste of many deli
cacy while others, proHt by. your abstl
nence, to your lasting regret
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ca,sa 81 thunder.

Perhaps some boys and girls do not
know what causes the noise that we
call thunder. The scientists say that
when discharge Of electricity takes
place from one cloud to another d
vacuum is produced and that the rush
OF air to fill the vacuum makes tho re-
port. More particularly 1t may be said
that the sudden rush of great body
of air into the vacuum causes violent
vibrations which reach our ears az
thunder.
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Juot oot out,

"why In the name Of goodness" ox-
claimed man to an acauaintance.
"do you keep taking out your watch?
Going to catch trainr
"weil. no." answered the other. ITO
tell you the truth. haven't seen my
watch for q long time"
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From Nature.

From NatuPo.
Though gifted with speech. stitl. We frank
ly confess.
we should be at loss for the means %
express
Tho tiloughts which we wish to convey IN
our words
Were II not for tho help of the boasts Ald
the birds.
II IS always so easy to mako people
know
What we mean when we say a thing Z
BLACK as q crow"
"As proud as a peacock" ''as blind as q
bat" III
.'As big as an elephant" -spry as cat"
"As crazy's q loom" or 'as cross a. a
"As bravo rs Hon." ''aa mad'u Match
hare"
"As deaf as an adder" 'as wild as a
deer" r
And many more sayings tha. make 1t
quito clear
We should md it task to translate fato
wordH @
AL our meanings II 'tweren't for tSc
beaAtS and the birds. flf
Youths Companion,
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why is az" the luckiest of all vow
els3 Because 1t is in the center Of bliss.
What is that which you keep after
giving It to some one elseI, Your word
why Is Athens like wornout shoe
Because 1t once had a solon (sole-on).
What part of fish Is like the end Of
a book7 The fn-is.
Why Is plum pudding like tht
ucean2 Because 1t contains many cur
rants. H
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eunaY.

Her Husband-Why ore you 90 dis-
hnt7 ~
His wife Because you are so close,
cleveland Leader.
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$50 Acre Farm for
Sale.

Good fertile soil, we'll i'm
proved and is we'll watered.
Located in Pleasant Flats, 8
miles northwest of county seat
and ~ miles from railroad sta.
ton and "a miles from church
and school. Notify Zella Ray
burn, Point Pleasant w. Va.
Sept. 80.
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The Ponholdor.

.had lent her his stylographic pen.
and she commenced to write letter.
She-Oh, 1t writes beautifully. de-
clare I'm in love With this pen.
Helm In love with the holder.
She saw the point:
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stuna Aanln.

BapIeigh-I am aw- such poor cotn|
pany for myself, doncher know. ~
Miss Cutting--Another case Of two
souls with but a single thought -De-
troit Tribune.
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Notice to Taxpayers of The Town Of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

The taxes for the year of 1908 are
now in nay hands for collection, and
payment thereof 10 hereby requested
To be made to me at the office of the
Point Pleasant Trust Company. i
III. i. ROBEY, Treasurer.
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Not Hopeful.

Old Golf Professlonal-No yen po
max gowtrer. Ye've begun over late,
and ye've over muckle pottle. But ife
juist possible II ye pr-ractice harrd'
vera hard, fol. twa-three years ye
mlcht- 81
Jones (expectantly)TYss1
Professional-Ye micht begin to hae
a glimmer that ye'lI never ken the
Ir-rudiments o the gane.-sketch T
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bad, nlaH called.

''My dear. you grow prettier every
day"
aAnd shabbier. John. Compliments
are all very well. but I'd like to see a
little ready cash occasionally"
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-Wkenaed.

'tof course you got the copyTtght.s
They said. ''on your famous song"
y DID not. gaid the lpeilegs Wi9htt !;
-Chieago Tribnn1.
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aAaut.

Taft I've seen In mAaY poses.
And most every picture shows
That the pose which IL the gEeateSt
II HIS awful adi-poSe.
New York Telegram.
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Usual Way.

tried all remedies, new and ola
And very few were FREE.
Until at last I broke my cold.
And my cold, alas. bFoID me.
Milwaukee JouInaA Z
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FIDUOIARY sETTLHMENT.

The account OF e. w. johnson,
xuardiaH for Gertrude Sanders, an
infant IL before me Tor final settle.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
JOHN z. BELLRR,
Commissioners of Accounts
for Mason County, w. Va.
nov 2l 2w -
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that tres
passing upon our lands is strictly pro.
hibited and that hunting. trapping,
fishing will not be permitted by me:
Any One caught doing SO will be dealt
with according to the law.
W.. j. Keister,
j. McCulloch,
Sallie Caldwell,
Harry Prince, Guardian,
%. r. Stribling,
e. l.. Neale,
Peter II. Steenbergen,
Geo. w, Wallis,
8. p. Black.