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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
EXACT REPRODUCTION
OF HUDS0N'S VESSEL

AMSTERDAM. May GOOD progress
Is being made in completing the SNIP
.fLIalye Maan." recently launched irum
the navy ward here This queer looking
craft. which the people of the Netherlands
arc sending as a token of their friend
shin for America. IS expected 10 prove
one of tho most attractive features OF
the naval parade 20 be held IN. connection
WITH the Fulton parade. When rigg"d
and fitted out the ship Will be an exact
rcproduction OF the vessel sailed by Cap
tain Hudson centuries ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
PARTIES ARE SEARCHING
FOR TWO LOST CHILDREN

LATROBE Pa. May Posses who
have been searching for the last forty
eight hours for Emma and Alvin Blaugb.
toriouSy from thc home Of their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Blaugh, have about given up
hope OF finding them The little ones were
PLAYING in thc yard in full view OF every
one and noiehbors' homes. and disappear
cd within Il minute after they lad been
seen at play. The woods for miles have
been searched and a creek which flows
nnar lhs ElaMEh 5 homo was dragged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
WHAT BECAME OF THE
FORMER PRESIDENTS

ST. LOUIS. May Flames :. Cabannc.
wears old, who was taken from Lh"
home OF his grandmother here April l.
by Broughton Rrandcnhurg. who said he
acted for the boys mother. received n
warm welcome today when he arrived in
San Francisco in caro- nf his father.
lanes - Ca nne. Tomorrow CaDannc's
divorce suit against Mrs. cahannc- Brand
cnburg. as th" mother calls herself, will
be called in, tho circuit court here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
DAMAGE SUIT Is PLAN
OF CIPRIAN0 CASTRO

rARIS. Nav 2.--t,iprIano Castro fnr-
mer president OF Venezuela. Is reported
to be consulting With lawyers here with
View 10 bringing a damag" suit against
tho French government for his recent cN-
pulsion fyorn Martinique.
As the government has tho power tn cN-
pei foreigners al its discretion. Senor cas-
tro. IL is said. purposes basing his action
on tho fact that he was iorcihlN placed
aboard a ship At Martinique aud COM
PEELED TO return In France without being
given the option of choosing his dcatina
tion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Latter From Roosevelt.

ROME, MAY 2.--While cn the hed 80, 80,
Anrjl II cnroutc TO MombaSsa. Theodore
Roosevelt wroie letter to Cardinal Har-
to- in which he said 49,
II shall look forward To renewing oii
present my respects 10 the holy father, ~
whom I beg of YOU 10 give my personal
,.nx, ,y,lS -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Denuties Fight Duel.

LISBON. May 2,-Followiug u violent
aliercaiion in the chamber Of deputies
today, Mello Raratto and Rodriguez No
guecia fought a duel with swords. Dep
uty Noruecia received Il wound in the
wrist and the duel was stopped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
SMALLPOX i'll Adana.

ADANA, May 2,-SmallpoN has broken
out in Adana. II Is impossible 10 eSti-
mate the number of cases, but during
the past two weeks the spread OF the
disease has been frightful, because OF
the terrible disorders and the homeless
clement roaming about the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
JAMES HA2EN HYDE
GETS JAIL SENTENCE

PARIS, MAY 2.-.lnmes Hazcn
Hyde of New York. former vice
president OF the Equitable Life
Assurance society, and his chauf
fcur, Ladwir. were today con
demned by default. Mr. Hyde to
one month 5 imprisonment aud
6uc of 800, and Ladwic to
month IS imprisonment aud Il finc
of $50.
They were charged with run
ming into a public taXicab last
October and inlnring passen ,
ger The complainant charged
that after the accident Ladwic
sped away. Al present Mr.. Hyde
is. on an automobile trip in the
Rivera.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Elections in Spain,

MADRID. May r. Municipal ecc ctions
were held throughout Spain today A
pulsory. This seemed to benefit the Con-
scrvatiycg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
NOW TAKING STOCK
IN ABDUL'S PALACE
Treasures of lildiz Being In
ventOried by a Com
mission.
VAST SUMS OF MONEY
YET TO BE DISCOVERED
Marines Mutiny, but They Are
Soon Compelled to
Surrender.

CONSTANTINOPLE. May 2.-Thc
marines in the Kassim barracks which
are situated behind the American en-
bassy mutinied last night. They refused
to embark for distribution TO the various
ports
The marines belong to the old disaf-
fccted garrison. and although they had
nemlnaliy surrendered. Were in an ugly
mood. They were easily persuaded by
asitatoTs To make an armed protest
against exile from the capital.
When the American ambassador, Mr..
Leishman, looked out OF his windows this
morning he observed q battery of noun
tain howitzers occupying position on a
field pieces had been stationed. while bat
talions of infantry were spread out
through the Turkish cemetery and on the
slope overlooking the Golden morn, Gen
eral Schefket commanding. lost no time
in bringing the mutneers TO terms. AZ
ter they had SURRENDERED, he said;
After We had disposed several battalionS
OF troops and some batteries within easy
range of the barracks. We inquired which
IL was 20 be--obedience to order or the
fate OF their comrades In the TaNln ar
senal. The white flag vas then hoisted
on the barracks.
mutiny.' added General Schcfket, cit was
the work OF a few rsnsleadcrs. We arc
now sorting them out for courtma!tai,
Now Taking Stock, -
The treasures OF the palace al Gildiz
gre being inVentoried by a parliamentary
commission Abdul Hamid thirty Years
ago took the open hlIy pastures and
gradually transformed them into gardens,
among which he constructed paviliorf5 for
himself, his wives, his children and the
palace favorites. He gathered there an
immense variety of objects of art and
luxury. services of silver and gold.
French and Oriental carpets. Greek
Constantinoplc. presents from most OF the
SoVereignS OF Europe and gifts from
wealthy subjects Within the walls of
the palace artificial lakes a geological
garden with a specially fine collection OF
giraffes. various breeds of camels and
rare birds, and an automobile course.
Disposition of Treasures.
The art objects taken from the mu
scuns viii be returned; the furniture,
rributcd TO the other palaces, thc new
sultan. Mehemmed V. taking the choice
OF these for the Dolmbagsche palace.
which lie is at present occupying. a
particular search IS being made for the
boards OF cash which Abdul Haulid is
reported always TO have had on hand.
He has also great sums invested abroad.
None, however. has been found as yet,
although the former sultan must have
had at least few hundred Thousand
Sultan Mehcmmcd has kept himself
somewhat In retirement ever since ho
replaced his brother on the throne. lie
drove out today TO his country homo and
was warmly cheered.
Large crowds had gathered to watch
his return TO the palace and the sultan
was given an ovation which seemed TO
please him greatly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Colonel Castle Dead.

QUINCY, H.. May 2.--Colouel Chaun-
ccv Castle died today, aged Sc He was
n delegate TO many national Republican,
conventions. He was formerly president
Of the Stove Manufacturers Defense as
Eociat tion-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Cold Wave in France.

PARIS May 2.-Northc3stern France
is undergoing an unprecedented cold
wave. There have been snowfalIs at
several places and IL Is believed that
the vineyards have been seriously dam
AGED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Rev Charles Lang Dead.

,HrRoEFN. s. D., May o.-Thc Rev
Charles Lang died today. lie was Dorm
in 1854 and was noted writer ana
lecturer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
to Todav's Tribune
Observation-Disclosures
Departments.
Foreign.

Woman lAissionaFv tells Of expo
riences at A6ona ..... 80. J
Now taking stock ut Adults
palace :. >.,>..,.......,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
Local.


Mrs. Cary Bcttilyon or Salt Lake
dies in Seattle four days after
wedding o.. l
II. T.. klamer of Yellowstone
Park loses $500 in currency, ., |
Council has important work be-
Tore 1T ...s.-...s..-,..o...
Murray smelter closed down;
employees on strike ......,,,..l2
Y. NJ G. A. canvass TO begin in
earnest today .........
School board again to go after
superintendent Bridwell ....,t2
Prohibition nominee for presi-
dent speaks twice ...,......l2
University students 10 make
1000 mile tour .............,.12
Salt LalSer was with Lincoln flu
Sporting News.
Mayor will bowl for champion
snip ..,,....' ;...'', 80
All-Stars defeat salt Lake
leaSuers ....ss.,,........., {
Helena team finds Republicans
easy .s..,a., ,.,.- {
Mayor Bransford will open
league =. ..-.,,,.,...-. I
Many visitors see horses at work
Ogden jockey racing weights e.
Globe trotter arrives In city, $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
IHE TRl6uNE HAS MORE PAGES.
MORE NEWS, is BETTER EDITED.

Is more reliable. and carries more adye--
psnWsr Tsns than han sny sny other paper, between
nEer DenEer and san Francisco. 1t is the
mining authority. the classified roedium
me real estate and department store dr.
pendsncs-in short, the acknowIedeed
standard. Consequently. It Ia read by
money to spend than those Of any other
paper In Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-03
A LARGE DEPARTMENT
STORE GIVES THE FOLLOWING

definition OF the adj s'ap. a suggestion on
his qualifications, with a li.Se advice APP
pended viz: Three parts common sense,
three parts horse sense and three parts
literary sense. When YOU ind such a
man. enlploy him on the spot-take q
lease II you can Go further. II the saiu
ad man won't come for FIVE dollars per.
stretch point and pay him six Hes
valuabie--hes necessary.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-04-11

Every member of the Old Guard of Freethought and
who have braved the sings and of orthodox
and hate that Liberty might continue will remember the
subject of this brief sketch For years hers familiar face
and figure each of the Freehough conventions matter
where held the distance that had to he travelled Like
Queen came proud position happy thought
connted in her association with kindred hearts and minds
Liberty her wachword whether of body mind and
her only the spring of human love- She belonged
the old generation the Old Guard with broken shattered
files gathered into the great Unknown gone from the land of
the living to the land of the dead.
Lucy n Coman born in Massachusetts in 1877 and
therefore, contemporary for short time with of the
dictionary patriots Her parents able furnish her with
good education the afforded at thai PERIOD and
comparatively early she became school teacher in her
native During her teacher she labored to
abolish corporal physical punishment in the schools, pac
e then very much in vogue and to great extent she
ceeded. Her feeling this subject natural and INFORM
it emanaon from her womany instinct and love OF
childhood keynote this beautiful humane sentiment
be found in few brief words she afterwards penned
the subject of Motherhood She said among other things
81 always like to write the word Mother with capital NJ
To is the wonderful word in all the language
joy that be equaed l forget
the ecstasy that when first looked in the face
my child knew that it mine, bat with the joy
the remembrance Of the slave mothers she looked
upon her child and knew its fate.
In those beautiful words be found the true sentiment
the moving theme of her whole life.
Mrs Colman married twice AT the age Of eighteen
years married John NJ Davis of Dghton, Mass
but six years later made widow through death Two
years following she again married to Mr. Coman and at
age of % became mother. 1t when the antisavery
agitation began in New England that Mrs Coman, looking
this epoch her f penned the burning words have
quoted against slavery She became thoroughly
devoted to the ansavery movement, and intimately
associated in this work with William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell
Blue-grass blade., 1909-04-11

Phillips Frederick Douglas and Others and earned the
taton of being ardent and enthusiastic abotions
Death interviewed to break up happy domestic
fe for her husband killed the New York Central Rail-
road while travelling and buried from Cornihan Hail. at
Rochester, New York. Andrew Jackson Davis officiating at the
funeral this Mrs. Colman had joined in with the
Sptuals of association, in that she had
given up the church because of its completely with slavery
Even the Unitarian and Univesas creed had become too
narrow orthodox, for her. Meeting with Amy Post the
latter announced her readiness begin antsavery
pag, and Mrs. Coman feeling that she must speak for the
slave, threw herself into the She labored in the
East and finally took up the campaign in Michigan Here
found with Samuel d. Moore and wife, both of whom
well known figures and workers in the Liberal ranks at
that time From her lips learned that i'll her labors
everywhere church the buwark of human slavery
When attacked by mob she found that ministers Of the gospel
leaders in it, Her life being thus filed with excite
and adventure she of its most interesting phases
in published work entitled "reminiscences, which
cedng interesting and showing how great and bitter the
struggle for liberty in those perous times
In the Of tme by actual experience aided by reading
and study Mrs. Colman became radical Freethnker She
faithful and constant attendant at each and all Freethoug
conventions the writer of this sketch first her and
became acquainted with her. She became equally opposed to
white slavery black slavery and above all to mental av
cry. She became interested in every living movement for
progress reform and human advancement She became
dent advocate of the rights of both and She has
mingled with the world always presenting character
spotess and stainless the polar She met and
mingled with the greatest and women Of the Nation and
took part in each and every movement for reform
Mrs. Colman has demonstrated what do when
possessed courage determination sef-relance energy,
ambition and devotion to the Of truth and right Her
name still in the world of American Freehough and
its brancy eldest nearly having her
upon him. But for the sad death of Charles
Bradaugh England, $780, he would have been named
but close ties personal association with England greatest
and braves, impeled the change at the last moment.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
For
s "a lie

One of the best fruit and hay
ranches in the Bitter Root val
ley; only one and one-haif
miles from railroad station.
There is on this ranch a good
four-room house. shed, barn.
chicken house. root cellar: five
acres orchard which produces
from 800 to 1000 boxes ap.
pies each year, and there is cut
off the farm 50 To 100 tons of
timothy hay each year. There
is Il good we'll of water and
first-clasS water right Of 40
inches of water on the farm.
This is il snap and We can offer
it for So, 500 for Il short time
only; - 800 cash. the balance
payable $1,000 Il year at s per
cent.
For Rent-S-room modern
house on Cooper street.
| have for sale 50-acre ranch
two miles from Missoula. There
are on the ranch il 7-room
house, large barn, large chicken
house, root cellar, family or.
chard, alfalfa ard timothy hay.
good well. 100 inches first-class
water right; all in high state
of cultivation: all horses, cows.
chickens and farming nipple
ments go with the place. If
interested. come and look it
over and get price.
| offer for the next two days
10 acres in the Orchard Homes.
There is Gil this place good )
room house. fine barn. chicken
house, hay house, family or
ehard. Strawberries. raspber-
ries, | horse, COW. 30 chickens.
buggy. wagons, all tools and all
the crops on the place. The
entire outfit for Sd, 900.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Chamber
of Commerce
Hammond Block

Near the bridge. Phone 81
Permanent exhibits of
western Montana products
wanted. All interests are
invited To bring products to
chamber headquarters for
display purposes; due credit
will be given all exhibitors.
Regular meetings second
and fourth Tuesdays at s p.
m. All those interested in
the promotion and welfare of
western Montana are invited.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Here's a Home
That Anyone
Might Well Feel
Proud of

\ modern Groom resi-
dence on Poplar street,
across the Rattlcsnakc.
This is Il beautiful. we'll
built house, with Il lot TO
x130 feet in size.
There is Il nice lawn, fine
garden. beautiful flowers.
hearing fruit trees in album,
dance and shade trees.
The outhuildin.s consist
of stable, buggy shed,
chicken houses. etc: also
fine chicken yard, which
will accommodate several
hundred chickens.
Here is il place that
would he il good buy III
81, 500, yet | am offering il,
for Immediate acceptance,
al 1890.
Easy terms will he az
ranged if desired.
The above is but one Of
the many bargains | have
Oh my list. Whether you
are looking for il home or
for anything in building
lots do not fail To consult
me before You buy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
City Lots

: lets 1Dxl3n on South Fourth
street within one block of la-
Gated car line; easy terms;
these are as good Il bargain IA
can be found in the city; price,
each ,,--.---.-,.,.,.,.,,,.--,,, $3.50
| fine buildin. lots in block
-. South Missoula; water in
alley; one-half block off Hig-
gins avenue: il good buy: price.
each ....,-.,.--,-,....,,.....--.-.-..---$ 1915
We have Il large list of good
property and can sell Oh easy
terms. See us before You buy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Ranch Lands

$500 acreS-1 900 acres of ey-
eellent soil; can be put under
ditch at small cost: balance
good grazing: this is IN Al
stock proposition and can he
bought for $500 per acre.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Houses

> lots o0x130 feet, 4-room
house, new: easy terms; price.
,.....,...-...,. .....-.... ,..,--.--...S1 ,O5O
Broom bungalow, fenced, nice
lawn, shade trees. within one
block Of school; easy terms:
price .......,-...--......-....-.-.-S1,2 $50
I-room modern house. cement
cellar, lot ooNi3O feet; CLOSE
in on South Fourth street;
electric lights; easy terms: this
is n snan nj .....-..........S1, $50
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Ranches
Fruit and
Garden
Lands
Houses
City Lots

All If these We have for sale
ut reasonable prices and easy
terms.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08
Fruit and Garden
Land

) acres good soil and wafer
right within half mile of To-
Gated car line; cheap at-.-.~.-----
-,,.,-..,,,..-.- ,.. -.--,...-,-..--,-S 81, 900
) acres with Broom house. fruit
trees and small fruits att.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -,,.-------.--,,S2,5OO
) acres with 800 nine-year-oll
bearing trees: one of the chcic
est orchard tracts around Mis-
soula at .-,,-.,.,.,-...~.....,,,$4,O 900
) acres, Broom house, root Gel
lar. barn, 400 Mcintosh trees,
100 pear, cherry and plums in
bearing, at -,--,,-.,...,,,,,,,S3 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
~ INVEST 100000
ocF HOUSE PLANNED.
r Mcguire S Co. to BHiId STRICT
49,. IN RirerSidc DI7Tc.

,ss q, The real estate market as
- aiua. and speculative field was clearly
4, ,-rssv IN the sales reported Many
-stsd ''-...s we're in demand. fair volume
,1is o. y t,.rr transacted in most Of the prin-
st1si7s sales n midtown parcels were again
d. =. a the trad.ns
4i'1'e' -.,-al deal ~ the day was a sale by
Tis vtrhr fo- Harry S0hH 90 plot l0oxl25
5''s a.. south corner NJ Riverside Drive and
~ - lanes e. Mcguire & Co. who viii
y F'eF si+a n Twelve story apartment house
Es' y, ..,rA win cos; about S.ol@eE.
y eat- bought the property about two
hsP 60 f-ou, James 4. DeerinS.
rris povi have sold FOR John n. Cr!mmins
i'2As ,s-b street. p Eve story building. on
- ~ zee, adjoining the northeast corner Of
r. - 20 Timothy ! Shine. who holds
s''S ,,sss on the corner parcel The premises
.g i'''- .,..rsf,e'r altered and then used FOR
...,-ar; purposes
SUI Ness and s 3 Gooda,e & Son have sold
-. pssrv Fols.rs company 80. 1s7 West 25th
eve story gut5.us. ou lot 2olN7Se feet.
s. own tie Seventh avenue corner parcel
~ 1S West 18th street. adjoining the prem
. -,o continued SITES form q corner plot OF
n square fee'.
- ,,rauch Nathan Wilson 20 a Canadian
,,,,s their lrase f0~ fo~fv-rw0 years on thN
,s,s,a property a. the sourrNcst corner %
$50 and eqth street. L IS Sass 10 carry with
= ,,.,,1 70 purchase tho property, which fronts
i, tsst on R-os 3vay and - feel on coth street.
- .ss estate AZ Sl.-5o.non.
-. have ben fled for making over the four
GA basement dwelling hous, Nos 9Sa and
! u.ss-D avenue into fars. with stores On tbs
I,ra- ro1rs reminding The front With q nev
= s-rraroe. TIE improvements vii he made
- s.srns by Thsin * THAN. architects Cor
49, 0ifris R he 1sev. 20 2 cost - $500.
p,-s have s,so been filed for partly reuodellluS
.-..-.,- Of ne fo-- story dwelling house ~
g-,r c En-, No. East fls' street. from designs
u 2 Rurkauf as architect. and for charging
- ~ story Of The I've story stores, No. as Fifth
.-.-, nom designs ny " g. Henneson-
p.,s have also been filed for charging the
- soor OF the c'd-fe-.4onod three story dwell
!, hons. No. 81 Catherine street, and Tef'tng 81
!. mcv,,r picture exhibitions the improvements
,,,r made from designs by John A. Refrane, az
..r.-. for Frank Zsrgsr7ue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
n THE AUCTION ROOMS.
FLtiouse. srith Store. IN 4renue 4
Sold for S34.I19.

n. fvs story tenement house with store No.
u Avenue A. on a 7lo; - svPS fee. vas bought
Yesterday by Marks Roseu.rrs and se.eral other
1rsrns for s54lls ar . foreclosure sale held ~
he Real Estate Exchange Ssiesroom. Nos. 4 and
rsssy street. by Samuel Marx The buyers
". isfen6snts in the action. The amount due
VI, Hhou si7.7C1 sub EFT 10 mortgage for 81 NJ
- oths- suction so'es yesterday resulted as
%wE
F~ Sarrle Marx
. cE-s' "a coy ALIEN So. % fN7S. story fott
az Norris Rcssrar-r - al az- Isaac ~c-Tethsr
is.is- : 81 T.. orrE-. . A Newman. r.. amt due.
E,FA taxes etc. So, adjourned % Se7-e1,r~- :.
~ T0s--n 7. Day
z ard II 6,h $. s. Ia 8 = - Arer.e C.. 4s''S
fG story rsr-r and store. Jr-ss Wei p. AIT
rs Ray e e.. Heller. att. a. Weller. ret. H-rr
fi 70 50. taxes. e'r. sos -. subject ~ a fret
~ O. 50 90. Adjourned 20 August 10
~ ryss 40 q = -r--r - 20T100. 3 sfo-v
S AEr~ls Alexander E1tIsteir e a.. CfeoTEe
ls1gfL. any. IE'a- -FU1--sr-l. re-. due.
tsir etc $3.50 -. e-r'nr- % a 49, -C'En =
80 o JOSEPH Marcus for s. 80
: .s-h s. -. p - Maple =. Wskafe G = <
= --sfes Mann sgt Ist1 Ly.e o. o.. Benjamin & r.
~ Z Ward ref srl- &c = 14f =. axes. etc.
tF1 V-.fsrs7~