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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21

OF stirring interest. there are many other
engaging eieneats il its composite Of World
vide features The Indian Battle Of Sum
NIT Springs, introducing loo real redrnen
right from the agency; the Oriental Spec.
tac,e. IN which are seen elephants carnels an;
tribes OF the Far East, and The representation OF
an attack by Indlasss upon railroad construction
train in the early days, provide a panorana o.
thrilling scenes. And in class al by himself.
the last OF the great scouts. the plairsr1sn.
pioneer and hero hcrseznan. Col. VIM. +. Cody.
Buffalo BIi. the original and only appears ~
the saddle a. every performance directing and
participating u every exhibition given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21

DUNG these ir2csDEs
sseesss : not > gentle
process for the ho~se,
nu- i II anything
short OF violent for
the rider Relies
hcrSznAnship Is illlls-
trated IN many Other
Wars than -broncho
busting" os,1r with
this coiosSzl exhibi-
ton are the vld-
riding Cossacsls from
Russia, the desert
bora Bedouin horse
men. the stately sol
dsers Of E7zland- the
gallant Irish lznoers
! ard representatives
Of CIR own troops Of
cavalry. drawn from
the army nj .Cncle
San = While the
exhibition IS prina-i-
IL a " horse show"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
CITY NEWS.

p Wolfe. .sorseshoeing, 16 S. 10Th
Buffalo Bill wiz give no parade in
Keokuk on August 4.
There viii be a meeting Of the
board of education TOMORROW evening
members of the board receiving notice
TO be present.
The Hamilton Chaut3uqua booklet
has been issued giving the program
for the assembly which will be held
at Wild Cat on August to Is. inclu-
size.
BY a referee deed. R. n. John
son transfers TO George J. Klinge- the
northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section 9, township 81. the
property being located a Donnc son.
-Quinc. Wing: After playing four
games at Hannibal. Quincy viii re-
turn next Sunday with keofuk foE
what viii probably be the har6s ST ser
les of the season The Indians are
going terrific clip and Will prob
ably be on top BY the time the Quincy
series begins.
The game last evening between
/ the Baptists and the United Presby
| terians resulted in score of to il
favor of the latter. The game va:
quite exciting. a number of the play
( ers being injured and their place:
substituted By others. H R. King OF
/ ficiated as the jumps Hostetter va
! property being located al Donneiison
/ vandendoeI did the receiving. Dicl
Evans, VIII King and Victor Wood
bury were the batteries for the U
RS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
WANT COLUMN.


WANTED-An old reliable Chr
cago Manufacturing Company
wants a resident representative
IN this state. active and
acquainted in the community. Fin
ancially responsible for $1,000 to
1880 to look after our advertising.
collections, etc. No canyassing; re-
port weekly We will pay good sal
airy and expenses of the Office. Posi-
ton is permanent Liberty Associa-
ton. 12-14 State ST. Chicago.
20-22-24.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
@RusTINe" HuckiNe HRoNcHos-
When the Wild West and Far East
Comes to Town on August
9TH.

5NyE Of the most csfrez.t.ii-1z: features Of lbs
II . d Buffalo BIZ Wild - IS. ard Pzwnee Bsz
~ Great Far East I'll be : truthful repre-
se-1sasi1a cf r-1,-sc;sr, Srss.;-s--s s,y real
COWBOYS SID rc-sl brorcss- fasl- antics may
BE best 6sscz5led Is pure e=lsss1ess o. TIE part
OF the horses ard pure -sczessnesz the part Of
TIE rsdez- No one seems 70 know Ehy q
b-o1eho makes himself so 6ssss-eeahse: his
capacity for raeznness seems 70 be born II hin
There can be 10 attempt made 20 train them:
i 8 not eTen correct 70 say they sire broken.
] hey are simply busted The xorx Of sub
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21

Everyone ouid be benented by TAX
ing Foley's Orino Laxative for stom-
ach and breath. gently stimulates the
constipation 1t sweetens the stom.
ach and berath. greatly stimulates the
liver ami regulates the bowels and is
snucn. superior to pills and ordinary
Iaxatives. Why not try Foiey's Orr
no Laxative today. Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
JEALOUSY WAS
CAUSE OF IT
Man Cut Wife's Throat and Then Shot
Himself and is New
Dead.

HARTFORD. Conn. July In a
fit Of JEALOUSY, William Arnold. aged
rs, cut his wife.s throat and then
shot himself early today. Arnold died
enroute to the hospital His wife is
in critical condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21

HOW ABOUT your
Almost every one has taken adyan-
tage of the Bode-Larson Removal Sale
get in line this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
p e sis, Science.

Special Courses Normal
Courses for Teachers. Fail Courses leading to
Diplomas.
The Be<. instruction Reasonable Rates
Heshhtul and Helpful College Surroundings.
Woman's College, Box 81 JaeAs.avine, M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
FLORENCE sOCIAL NEWS.

Florence. Jan. 24.-(Special. )--An affair of unusual brilliance was Mrs, L. B. Frierson's tea. given yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. F. T. Ap- pleby of Tuscumbia.
 The reception rooms were decorated in green and white. white narcissus and smflaX being used most effectively. The honoree was charming in her we'd ding gown of white satin, the other ladies of tue receiving line being Mrs. c. M. Watts of Lexington. Va; Mrs George Can't Mrs. Sam c. Cooke of Sheffield, Mrs. L. T. Pride of Prides Station. Mrs. c. F. Jordan served punch and Mrs. Ed O'Neal served tea. Others assisting the hostess were Mrs F. M. Hargrove. Mrs. c. M. Southall Mrs Lee Ashcraft and Misses Mary Southall. Dorothy Ewin and Anna Row ell Hood buffet luncheon was serv Ad in the dining room. About seven ty-ive ladies called during the recep- ton hours.
 An enjoyable program of vocal and organ music was given last night at the First Presbyterian Church for the benefit of the free Kindergarten. Mrs. Jas. Stickle, Mrs. Ed O'Neal. Miss Rose Neal and Miss Eva Bennett and Mrs. s. W. Frierson gave some de- liEhtful vocal numbers, rs,accompanied by Mrs. c. M. Watson and Mlsa Beadis played the organ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
NEWS OF ABBEvILLE.
A Brilliant Reception Is Rendered a
 PORwlar Georgia Girl.

sA aSssAAA8%N aeNOGkNAU8 HB AGA&EECW
 POnwlar Georgia Girl.
 Abbeville, Jan. 24.--(Special.)- )--Last evening one of the most brilliant re- captions of the season was given In honor of Miss DIrle Glllis, of Omaha, Ga, by her sister, Mrs. R. W. Miller at her elegant home on Kirkland Street. Miss Glllis is one of Georgia's 8 most accomplished and attractive young ladies.
 The following invited guests were present: Miss Minnie Lee Rainer of Union Springs, Miss Emma Lee New man, Miss Ruth Bradley, Miss Ida Hol- ley. Miss Ruby Holley, Miss Rose flaw ley, Mss Blanche. Delaney. Miss Lucy Oates, and Miss Marie Dekle of Thom- aSville, Ga; and MessrS o. M. Steag- all, J. V. PiersOn. c. W. Vickers, A . L. Hawley, Robert Wells, J. B. Long, Robert Freeman, D. L. Perry and Ed ward Holland.
 The young people enjoyed themselves at whist after which an elegant salaG course was served.
 The stockholders of the Bank of Henry held a meeting a day or two ago and elected the following direc- tors: R. J. Reynolds. G. M. Danzy, pr. J. K. Vann, N. F. Chears, A. $. Steagal, w. l. Steagall and D. Nj. Steagatl. An annual dividend of 10 per cent was declared, and the surplus and undivided profits were increased to 327,000. The bank has capital stock of aSo. 900 and this with the sur plus gives a working capital of 3S7,- 900. The Bank of Henry was estab- lished in 1903 and during that time has paid out Ss0, 0,Oa0 in dividends.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Espy, who left for oklahoma during the Christmas holidays. have returned home. MT. Espy did not like the business condl- tlons in Oklahoma and decided not to settle in that State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

bad reputation. and is credited by some with the murder of Walter Shell about eighteen months ago, who was shot near the Douglas Avenue railroad crossing. At recent term of the Cir cult Court he was tried for the murder of Charlie Fowler. who was killed some time after the Shell negro in a general melee at the cOlOred school house while a dance was in progress.
 He was acquitted of this crime oW- ing to the fact that so many were mixed up in the row and the result ant conflicting testimony. It is gen erally believed. however. that Mont gomery was the man who fired the fa- tai shot.
 Williams is reported this morning al resting well with chance for recov- cry. although last night his wounds were thought for awhile to be fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

connection with the owl Dug Co.,, the frst of the month; he wi return to his home in Burbank. Al Mir. Fred Chapman, we understand, will succeed Mir. Nordstrom in the phanacy. Word reached the Bend hat the dry kiln connected with the Fellow Pine Company's plant was totay destroyed by fire Wednesday evoniu last.
 The Vinegar Bend Comany has Sc cured the county c5nvict ease for an- other year.
 pr. T. M. Blake. of Der Park. Ala. visited patients at the Bnd this past week.
 Mir. A. E. Winsate, si Mobile, was in town on business Thusday last.
 Electrician H. F. bod, assisted by Mir. Ed. Brown, Is busy installing the light fixtures in Mir. N. E.Turner's new residence.
 MT. Irving Mann drce overland from Lucedale, Miss. Wdnesday last.
 Miss Mae Lane, of Buatuna. Miss, who is visiting Mrs. Chales Busby, of second Street. will returT to her home this coming week.
 Rev. W. H. McConnell,5f Deer Park, has been at work this pst week, fin- ishing the interior of thu Second Ave- nue Methodist Church.
 1hF' Lu FOX nhs reJOlnu the carpen- ter crew under Mr. Will Kelly.
 MT. Durant. representing the Bay City Lumber Company, Mobile, has finished loading lumber for his firm and returned to Mobile tie 21st inst.
 Work on the electric mad from Mo- bile to Citronelle and possibly to the Bend Is being carried frward at a rapid rate. About all the right of way has been secured and thesurYeyors are busy going over the line
 Mir. Preston Mason ha, been suffer ing from a badly infiamei hand which necessitated the suspension of his em ployment for the past th'ee days.
 D. M. Cleveland has left the mill force and returned to his home in Mo. bile.
 Mrs. Rene Liquno and daughter are visiting relatives in Che,ra, Miss, foI few weeks.
 Mrs. E. H. Crary visited the home of J. H. Holland Thursday last.
 The patent drip at the big mill was completed this week and will be util. ized for the first time ths first of the month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
AMUsEMENTs. The Grand, Wednesday, Night, AnwfR RuMaAnI

Mss Annie Russells coming engage ment here at the Grand on Wednesday m ght is. already causing q stir of an-
 ticipatIon among the best class of the- atre-goerR Her play of thls year is The Stronger Sex" new comedy which she has presented for upwards of 150 nights at Weber's Theatre, New York, with great success. Besides the New York run the play has the pres tige of a years enthusiastic snd0rse- ment at the Apollo Theatre in London. Miss, Russell will travel in her own special car and her elaborate equip ment of scenery. costumes, properties and other parapheFnalia will make a good sized train while moving from place to place. Seat sale opens Tues day morning. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

Address Drs. Scott P. O. Box No. 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
ADAMs-BRADFORD
Wedding of Much Social Interest This
 Week at AtmOre.

Atmore, Jan. 24.-(SpeclalD lD-Atmore society is interested and is having much to say complimentary of the ap- preaching marriage on Thursday of this week of Miss Lula Adams and pr, D. c. Bradford.
 This happy event will occur at the First Baptist Church Atmore at S:30 o'clock on Thursday, January 2S There are no cards
 Miss Adams is the daughter of Mrs. Nj. Adams and a very charming young woman of the brunette type, and a graduate of the Escambia County high school and bears the distinction of be- Ing a member of the first class to re- celve diplomas from that institution. Dr. Bradford 8 formerly Of Clarke County. Alabama, but has resided in Atmore for about three years where he has prHcticed his profession; he has made many friends during his resi- dence here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
Essences Restore stolachs
Dyspeptles Everywhere Ne Using
 T'hnm<.-Cut Thss uut.

f.f h~1SAt hmks O@s
 Are you ever. ''blue?" I before breakfast. dinner and supps you do not feel hearty-hungry icing ana longing for food of almost ny kind, If you feel nnicky and want 'methihg to eat. but can't say whatythen you are most likely bordering chronic dyspepsia.
 If you feel bloated, hsveiesrtburn sour stomach. bad breath. and tsei rec then you surely have nee for the following simple recipe. wich 1t IS claimed has cured many faous peo- pie. Prescribed for many sars with the utmost success, its pVer over stomach disorders is now pll known and probably lies in tn, peculiar blending properties of c1ecntrated essences. Get two ounces , syrup of ginger, two ounces of esseee of pep sin and one ounce c0mpord essence cardiol. Mix altogether Ine take one or two teaspoonfuis after ach meal To excite appetite, take a soonful be- fore eating. May be takeI freely by adults and children with weak sto- machs, as it contains no plate. 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
ROW AT DANCE.
A Negro is Severely Cut in the Neck al
 BPeMaOn.

Rrewton. Jan. 24-CSpeclal) )-In $ row at negro dance. which was in progress at the Odd Fellows HaE in the negro district last night, George Williams was severely cut twice in the neck by Frank Montgomery, the Jugular vein being penetrated.
 Montgomery made his escape during the excitement and has not yet been appfeh ended. He Is a negro of very
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

Miss Dirle Glllis. of Omaha. Ga. is visiting her sister Mrs. R. w. Miller.
 Miss Minnie Lee Rainer. of Union Springs, Is visiting Miss Ruby Holly.
 Miss Marie Dekle. of Thomasville. Ga, Is visiting Mrs. N. M Thornton.
 Miss Ruby Holly has just returned from a visit to friends In Union Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
EUTAw SOCIAL NEWS.

n IeautIAud NeEeWtIOH TO INh9eFeU co
 Miss LAaFa Byrd.
 Eutaw. Jan. 24.-- Especial )--On Jan- uary 20 the beautiful and hospitabIe home of Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Moore was thrown open to the numerous friends of the fair hostess and her girl friend, Miss Laura Byrd. who On Wednesday the 25th inst will be married to Dr. C. W. Mcron-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

all completed and occupied except one. and 1t has been rented aud will be oc- cupiod soon. These are all modern brick or block stores and arc attract i've fudaed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25

1G Der cent. phosphate running near ly IS per cent. at 16 per cent. price, Marks & Gayle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
At Conclusion OF the Twelfth
Ballot Was Way in the Lead
With SO Votes.
THEN JOINT SESSION AROSE
No Choice Having Been Made, House
And senate COncurTed In Resolution
To Adjourn Until Tuesday.

Springfield. IlL. Jan. 2l.--The sixth
ballot In combined session of the gem
eral assembly today for the election Of
q United States senator showed little
change from the fifth ballot yesterday
Senator Hopkins gained two votes So
the senate. with total OF 80 in the up
per house and one vote in the house,
making his combined vote Sc. against
81 on the closing ballot yesterday.
Speaker shurtlcf was gwen one more
vote, making his total 3D. Foss re-
luained stationary, with t6. and Law
renee p. Stringer received the normal
Democratic vote of soVenty-siX
with the seventh ballot the prospects
for "a continued deadlock increased
on the tenth ballot four Demo-
cratic members voted for Lee . Neill
Browne. the Republican vote remain
ing unchanged.
on the twelfth ballot the total OF
The Joint session was: Hopkins, SO;
Foss ] g. Stringer GO. Shurtlen IL.
Mason Z Mckinley 4. Lowdon
Browne nc. Calhoun - Quinn J I! Al
the conclusion OF the twelfth ballot
seven votes having been taken with
out an election the joint session arose.
| The house and senate concurred IN
q resolution 10 adjourn until next
| Tuesday az 10 a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
GETTYSBURG VETERANS.
Cortelyou Wants Appropriation to
Garry Them There.

Washington. Jan 21--Secy or the
Treasury Corteiyou has transmitted TO
Congress an estimate of $4,000 as
an appropriation TO dcfrav the apoX-
peuses Of transportation OF survivors
Of the regular army. who were enEsR-
ed IN the GettysburE campaign from
their homes 10 the Gettysburg battle
field and back for the purpose Of a.
sistng boa the dedication OF monuments
and marks iu commcmoration OF the
work Of the army in that connection
II IS suggested that not more than one
officer and one enlisted man OF each
troop, company and battery orgaul-
zation engaged in the campaign shall
bc appointed 10 attend the exercises.
The number which would thus attend
under the terms OF the appropriation
would be approximately 42f.
Among those giving their approval
OF the appropriation are Secretary ~
War Wright; Chairman Nicholson of
the Gettysburg National Park COM
mission. and Adna r. Chaffee. chair
man eX -onicio OF the survivors, CONF
mittee 10 select a site for the mouu-
meut Of the battlefield As. DC IS ex-
pected. the exercises viii be held I'm
ihe early part Of the spring the ur-
gent need Of apnropriatng money
just as soon as practicable is sug-
gested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
TAPPERS OF TELEPHONE
SLOT MACHINES CAUGHT

New York. Jan. 21.-With the ar
rest OF a man and a woman last night
officers OF the New York Telephone
company believe that the robbing 81
Observation-Disclosures telephone booths
will be checked. temporarily. at least.
THE prisoners. who gave the names or
William Edward Barrett 35 years
old, and wife Title. were detained
after clerk in a drugstore az Broad
way and Seventeen street had been
attracted by the noise by a secret
buzzer' installed by the telephone
company 10 give warning when the
little box is tempered with. With
great presence OF mind. the clerk
locked the pair in tho telephone booth
and summoned the police. Barrett was
held on a charge Of attempted petty
larceny end his wife was detained as
suspicious person. They win be ar
raigned i'm court today. According to
the police the man had two worn
coin bags in his possession together
with S4.10 In nickels. Two keys. which
fitted the lock Of the box in the tele-
phone booth were discovered in the
Womans mum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21

Commercial club this morning we
put three standard sloopcrs and "a
specially arranged fut cur ON ths
uain.' Do said "aud it took us DO DAYS
tn set from phila doinhia down t1 At
.outa. ] never until that time hHd
dio1ncd there were eo many people u
ihc country. They came from ull s.drs
'nd formed giVat PROFESSIONS lining che
track even whore no stops were made
Travelling at night was lmposs ble
The people simply wouldn't stand iH
t. They wanted to see thc hcN and ct
every station lof nny size wo bad io
stop for sch OF exercises during
which the school children would pass
by the bell and touch il Whom 90 came
to- returning Che he'll the condition was
just Tho same. This time the towns Ne
had passed by going down had TO have
the "hcl cXcrciHa" Hnd 3D. took us
another DO DAYS 90 get back with stop
overs every night When the ben gets
tO salt Lake next summer ON Sos way
20 Portland, you win find a. win Doe one
% the gala DAYS OF The summer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
BIBLE ON WHICH WASHINGTON
WAS OBLIGATED AS A MASON

Fredericksburg Va. Jan. a.-The
Fredericksburg lodge Of Alasons which
possesses the Bible on which Washing
ton was entered. passed and raised and
also the records showing when he was
given his degree I'm that lodge, has been
somewhat annoyed recently by a story
which was given vide publicity 10 the
effect that the lodge OF antiquity of
Montreal. Canada, h the possesor OF the
Bible on which Washington was obli-
gated as "A Mason.
In order To clear up the mater. Clar-
cnce r. Howard. past master OF the 10
cal lodge. wrote TO the Montreal lodge
and has received a reply IN which u is
shown that the story was unauthorized.
we do not question tho claim OF
Fredericksburg lodge" says the Hecre-
tary Of the Montreal lodge, having INF
tia ted. passed and raised your ilustrious
first president. George Washington. you
have the records and also tho Bible o.
shown by Brother \, J, Quinn your y.
G. NJ. IN his historical sketch OF your
lodge
The Montreal lodge has IN its archives
a historic Bible known az the 'Breiches
Bible" which ~ is believed was used az
Masonic meeting which Washington
attended. although the time and place
OF tho meeting are NOT known, The
"nrelches Bible was printed in London
in 1889.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
FIGHT ON REED SMOOT
WOULD Be OF NO AVAIL
Is the Opinion Of W. Mont Ferry
While Dr. Paden Is Non-COm-
initial ON the subject.

Us the nght on the seating Of Hon
Reed smoot in the senate Of the United
states 10 be- roopened along the Old
lines? This question vas put TO sew
eral Americans" this morning and but
indefinite answers followed.
the Salt Lake Tribune recently heId
out the threat that n Mr.. smoot were
elected 10 tho senate by the state leg
islature a fight would be opened ON
him along the same lines a. Instituted
six years $40.
Rev. Or paden. Who was one Of
the leaders in the last contest, stated
to the News" this morning that az
thoro had been no conference held yet
,n the matter be- was not in "a position
30 say Just what would be- done.
W. Mont FERRY. who also was one OF
thc original simcrH of the now hie-
toric petition protesting against the
seaUug of senator Smoot while ad-
hitting that tho matter had been
talked about n a desultory manner
denied that there had been any confer
once held. and gave n as his opinion
that further EFFORT IN tho matter would
b. of no avail
some of the more radical rumor
sags. are f0r making another effort
Just on general principles, to Keep me
anti Mormon sentiment alive until n
shall b. famed into fame when tho
next political campaign begins 90 get
tropical. Thcy argue that With tho
contest feature eliminated. their cause
would b. lust
hoo the meantime tho friends of Sens -
cor Hmout aIr reported as losing no
sleep over the effort of few diagrun-
ucd politicians 20 str up strife in Ctah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
ERR ELECTED PREsrnENr

New York, Jan. 2l-Newman Erb
was today elected president Of the Wis
oousin Central railway az a meeting
of the directors OF the road held here
following yesterdays transfer of tho
roads control to interests said 90 boz
AFFILIATED with Minneapolis. ST. Paul a.
Sault Ste Marie railroad. Mt Orb was
chosen chairman OF the Wisconsin Ceu-
tal board OF directors SUGGESTING in
both offices W. A. Bradford whose res
lguatIou as president and chairman OF
The board with the designations of
George j. Gould, r. J.. Chadb0urue
George w. Webster. j. 81. Gates and
George A. FernaId AS directors. were
reported at the opening OF today
meeting The vacancies ON the bolrl
we're filled by the election 0f Mr. Erb.
T.. III. Prince. william Walden, j.. ~
F1ss A. ne Roy Baldwin. ". O. Wool
Dan and ID. a. Simpson.