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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
Fl eJercito comienza a1ecer sintomas de in nsubord-
naclon al nuevo orden de cosaas Sc muestra
altanero por esfuerzos hechos en- pro
de la republica.
Las neustas de las farca de mantas de Chicago encuen
tran apoyo entire las sehoritas de la aristocracia
E estado poitco Espaa extreme alarmante Sc
teme que estalle una sangrienta revolucion.
(De nuestro servicio cablegrafco)

New York, noviembre 3.-Un
destacamento de policia montada
cargo d lin grupo de huel lguistas en-
Chicago, de operarlos de mantas y
lln gran numero de obreras fueron
detenidas. Narias senoras de la
alta socledad, que han simpatizadc
con las huelguistas, Sc encontla
ban entire elias. vestidas de obreras
Y fueron heridas. Unas senoras ri
cas- han ofrec!do sus casas a aIgu-
mas de las obreras sin recursos.
Hay 5000 Rhuelga.
New York, noviembre 3.-Comu-
nican Gle la Habana que los conscrva
dores ganaron la eleccion en- Cuba
en- las provincias de Santiago i Ma
tanzas. Pinar del Rio esta dudoso
Los llberales triunfaron en- la provin
cia de Habana pero los conservado-
res alesan que la cilldad es suva.
New York, noviem bre 3. Hav
apuestas en- New York csohre cl
resultado de Ia eieccim para gohe
nador con 3 por ! i favor de Dix, el
candidate democratic y no e Owe de
dinero ofrecido a favor de Stimson
New York, noviemhre 3.-M Miss
Della Torrev, tia del Presidente
Taft, reciblo una vista del Hon.
Eugene N. Foss, candidate demo-
carata para gohernador de Massa-
chusetts y lie deseo toda clase de 6xi-
to.
New York, noviembre 8 Hay
un rumor al efecto que Sc esta pre-
parando una revolucion en- Madrid
como resultado del plan del gobier-
no espanol dc mandar una nueva
expedlcion a Marruecos para compe-
ler el pago de la indcmnizaclon Son
responsables los socialistas por la
intranquilidad V Sc han metido in
tervenir con el ejercito. Narios rep,l
bllcanos, incluso el professor Oveiero
de la Cnlversidad de Madrid. han
sido detenldos. FL reprcsentante ma
drileho del gohicrno en- Marruecos
repudio toda responsablhdad por
una indemnizacidn Y entoneeS Is
pana pldio a lnglaterla Y Francia de
discutir el asunto. Francia retro
toda oposicion al cohro de la indom-
Y entonces q representante
de Marruecos admitlo q principle
de la reclamation. El pcligro en- Es-
paha nocesara hasta cue Marruecos
pague porque si Espana manda
una expedition habri >ublevacion
cn su seno Y 81 no 10 hacc. e cNaspe-
rara el ei6rcito.
New York. noviembre 3. FL Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
Mo|estias al VecindaIia.
AIcantarilla que despide insu.
frible olor.

T. insuirilpIc 81 nal olor que Ges-
pi.ic Il alcau,ar:lls de Ia Gale Allen
entire las es,4i.nia> lie las Gales Dc
:,.sn lose \ DEL Cri~,o. cerca de Ia es-
cuela Lincoln, lh.iie,a remediarse
csc announcement. 4ile reSlilta en-
gran Terjuirio pas. .aquel vccinda-
100 val'Imne> Y qge ."nrurren al cIta-
do rentru DE- insirlrel0n.
Es;i en- San Jnan Fl Sr. z. Giul l.
Iemanl. de Mavae,lez hiio polftioo
del ST. Na,eo FajaF,lp. Vino / Ia ciu-
dad d recibir i un panente suyo que
Segresa de los Estados LniiaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03

Roman. en- aquellos momentos en-
QUO 4 acknowledgements bajo una an
tistia indefinible clamaba : invn-
caba el nombre de s,I maGire. d MS
ino Dos q la Providencia per,unu-
= sin duda en- aqlIel sitio tenebn0sn
s.c Ia Flaca' para recoger IA ALMA
Empia va de tnia culpa. y llevarI:l
!: Ia mansion aOnde rc;sDsan loy i'5s-
ta- De e>a nlanera fI.: que el lnven
f.'.iazn limp.6 L. salpicaduraS &c
~ ~ qIe ptriieran hal-er nauchaClo
ss.s vesiiio< en 81 ingrato carnino
sle Il vida: V de ese nloio fuc que
Ialdieron quedar percinnadae tolaS
Ii : faltas grandes q peqlieiiaS que FL
loven Collszo hubieSe cOmetido
antes de su muerte.
Coniinua q u nsgina 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
Ultima hora,

Hnv a las > 2. VI. recibimos de
nue~'rn enrrespnnssl en- Caguas el 81
-'aentc ,.espsch1: Csguas Nov. 3.
Correspondence San Juan.-Grsn
dio-o m.. itng celebrado snoche Gu
raba. lntIulcrahles nlultitudes oys
cioasuon oraslores Hieuin. Coll. Ss
ualea. Lsnrens- -Mstienzo. Fs induI.
he victoria Toio el mundo cr,s
qIe Cagias y Gurabo Sc hars nue.-a
construction poliuca- Matienzo to
mara passe Megaaa udienl ahado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
Con ell gobeTnadOI,

Aver tarde estlNieron on ID Man
sion Eiecutiya cclcbrando una con
iecncia con 81 eohernador Cotton,
ci presidentc ,le Ia Union de Puerto
Rico ST. Eduardo t;iorgetti. V SreS -.
l.;liS Munoz Rivera Y Tulio Larrina
"a de la jlnta central de la misma
L. eonierencia comen-
z.i i l;ls tres de la tarde ' dur6 algin
,ienanp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
PedTadas y aIIestos.
InformeS acerca de la traiedia
de Rio PiedraS.

Ell dia primero de los corrientes,
|fue arrestado en- el barrio Candle
Ilaria ell individuo Jose Colon por a
cometer y agredir con piedras a Da-
maso Ere, por 10 cual fue detenldo.
FL individuo Juan Morales de Co.
amo, fue condenado el dia j del mes
pdo. ,por la Corte de Distrito de Pom
ce, 4 sufrir lin ano de preside, por el
delito de escalamlento.
Ampliando 10 informado el dia |
del mes pasado, en- Rio Piedras, So
bre Ia rina habida entire los indivi-
duos Juan Gonzalez V Francisco San
chez !, Sc commica 10 siguiente: En-
LA tarde del dia % del propio mes d.
Ichos mdlviduos tuvleron una rlna.
valiendose de armas blancaS para he
rirse. Ambos son de antecedentes chi
minales vel Sanches reclhlo unas SO
diez heridas por la espalda y IN cos
Itado de navajo; el Sc egundo reclblo
luna herida de maehete cerca del olo
Iizouierdo, habiendo el arma pene
ira do al hueso: otra sohre Ia mano
izouierda V una estocada en- g Ia :
do izquierdo, que ses'in opinion dc
los m4dicos POGO falto rera cue 10
Idejara privado de Ia vida. Nmhos
ise encnentr,n srelativamente meiior,
Iaunque las heridas son de caracter
grave.
Aver entire una y dos de la tarde,
len Ia calle de Ia Luna eSquina ! Ia de
| san lose hubo una rina entire varlas
ipersonas Ii pelicia arrest6 por este
herho Il Elias Neilna y Juan Sierra.
Fsta cm san .htan 81 nr Santa
co We've de Fajarin luf llamado
Dor SUI amigos pnlitieo- los republic
canos para que inn!a'a parte en- q
meeting de annrhc Y fucra j h
.isla en propaganda politiea Algunos
Iorqdores repuhlicanos amigos tel ie-
fe dcl parii,lo salem para igliadilla
con FL propozito ,ie efectuar ALI tina
serie dc meetings.
Elementos NAL contentos con q
.or!en : el respeio al ,lerecho ageno
tratan de intimitIar i lbs umioni>ta>
de Ia ciudad con amenazadaS Y az
toS de fuerza 4 NADIA conducc ESQ
V Is indtil tratar de obtener trmios
de otm mn,io que no sean ei mayor
nlimero lie votos en- La urnaS.
La arena cue sc ha echado en
Ia entrada de Ia callc ,lel iarquc III
ficillta grandemcnte el trIn>ito 7 he
ma lie polvU las caSa> IL aqIcl vrcin
,!aro. La pavinentaci6n dc aqlel
trozp de calle. i e qlle SC VI etcc
tuar. dele cnnenazarSe >eglnda-
mente
NuirBla concurrence eSiuv0
anoche en- Il sIl1n ,iel Parlae \ Ia,
eyhbicioueS iiicron del aerpIn Jicl
pihIico. Entfc elias IA ll,-ssl, IL
RooseYel' Ngcva l"rh . 3ua
atTavenIe VISTA.
~ a-.1.lne parfie's'rc~ h1 g
tsda - >au lIlan = Lrts T I'a-ra'
CaTsI eauuiat" para aIe,.E l.,r ~
repuilirsn'- ie Ponce
A pFiHsFa lars t..5t,5. I,r1.1tn Il
vapor Carolina. oor ptsssero>
carga cuyo yapor h.zo N eSplendido
ylaie ----
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
LA CyRAC|0N De
LA LEPRA.
El professor Deycke ha re-
suelto .satlsfacto ctorlamen-
te ell problema.
FL .'Nactin'', es Ell nombre que
ha dado a su descubrimlento.
La junta de Sanidad de San
Juan debiera invitar a otros
gobiernos, solicitando la pro-
vision del medicamento a la
leprosena de la isla de Ca
bras.

LOS QlarlOS Q2 LOnQleS puDllcdll
un informe enviado por el goberna-
dor de la Glayana q britanica en- el que
Sc da cuenta he I'M nuevo { timportan
te triunfo dc ia ciencia nl5,i logra-
da por el professor Deyeke, de Ham
burgo al eneontrar el medicamento
especifico de la lepra, azote de m'l-
chos pueblos de America, d. actual
mente causa esta terrible enferme-
dad hereditaria y contagiosa hume
rosas victimas.
En- el referido informe del gober-
nador Sc comunica que desde 1908 81
professor Deycke ha venido admins
trando por via de estudio en- Ia leprc
seriada de aquelIa colonia inglesa, el
Nactin, princlpio descubierto por el
referido medico Y que no es slno una
substantial grasa extraida del bacilo
de Hanse q bacilo especifco de la le-
pra.
Combinado el 'Nactin" con el clio
ruro de benzoile. Y administrado lue-
go a los leprosos, Sc obtlene luego la
completa curaci6n de los enfermos,
cesando en- la mayoria de los casos
| a los pocos dias Gle tratamiento los
! sintomas consuntlvos fiebre, dlarrea
etc, asf como los vivos dolores que
son continue tormento de los le-
plosos.
En- algunos enfermos que va ha-
bian cxperimentado los pnmeros sin
tomas cerebrales y la gangrena, la a
plicacion del metodo curative del
professor aleman ha logrado la casl in
mediata detencion del NAL, siendo
luego obra de algunas semanas su Gu
racion.
Sc ha Observable que el medica-
mento produce efectos curatlvos
mas rapidos Y efcaces en- los casos de
lepra denominada anesteslca: la le-
pra tuberculosa Sc cura tanabien. pc
70 es precise prolongar por algun
tempo mas el tratamento del Mac
tin, que ha dado excelentes resulta-
dos hasta en- casos de lepras mlxtas
muy avanzadas.
! Scgln el gobernador de la Guaya-
ma Britannica, las curaciones consegui
das han sido tan completes, que POI
prlnera vez Sc ha dado el caso de que
I'm negro asistido en- una leproserla
haya sldo dado de alta, permitifn-
dosele salir del hospital
De los enfermos asistidos personal
mente por el professor Deycke en-
1908. doce fueron completamente
curados. Otros muchos enfermoS es-
tan en- tratamlento y en- Was de cura-
clon.
Sabemos que el goblerno de Colon
bia. llno de los pafses mas azotados
por la terrible enfermedad enviara
clentro de POGO I'M facultatlvo Geor
getown capital de la Guavana para
estudiar el descubrimiento y Sollcl-
tar del professor Deveck el envio de
gran cantidad de Aoctln d Booota
para ser distribuidos en- las leprose-
rias de aquella republica.
Nuestro departamento de sanldad
debiera solicitar informes por media
ci6n del representante de los Esta-
dos Enidos en- Georgetown Y procu-
rar por todos los medios hahiles, Ia
provision del Nnctin 4 nue,tro laza-
reto. de la isla de Cabras. donle cen
tenares de compatrlotas entnaGan Ia
vida en- medic de terribles aeJnils.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
.FOGA7AS PQ!LITICAS
EN- MbYAGUEz
Anasco sonrio de los EN-.
penos de los leaders del
dlrectorio.
Dicen que en- el oeste tiemblan
cada yez que Sc habla de
''emprestitos'
Hubo orador republican, que
llamo a Mr., Cotton s'nues-
tro correligionario'.

iv, este iue quito 10 viene repitiendo
ICON frecuencia para darse ell plsto de
entrar en- aquel pueblo con fulerzas
de este honroso cuerpo que hoy no
Sc cncuentra al servlcio de todo el
mundo. Va pass ron aquellos item
pos que por fortuna nuestra no vol
lveran.
Y, va Que de alardes de esta clase
Idle fuerzas hace en- Anasco Mateo,
|aquf en- este Maya guez, su hermano
|adolece de igual defecto, pues segtln
Sc dice quiere pretender en- nga1lar al
pueblo haciendole Greer inverosml-
|Iitudes diciendo a sotoroche y esto Sc
dice y Sc lepite, que alguien hay en-
NIayaguez que agradeciendole en- ex
tremo tendra que caer de su lado.
Estan verdes, peU muy verdes; por-
d. quien Sc refieye es elemento de
|orden corlecto gentleman que ha
|convivido con nosouos y conoce Ell
buey que Jain.
No hemos dicho NADIA del result
tado del meeting dado por los repu-
blicanos en- esta plaza pdblica el
lunes en- la noche, porGue, no ofre
cio NADIA de particular slno de repe-
tlr Ia eterna cantaleta.
y el orador Porcho persona mug
Isimpdtica al Dr.. Perea, decia entire
otras cosas: nuestro eorrellgionarao
Mr.. Cotton. @.-..
Mateo diio: que la administration
honrada que tendria el pueblo de
Ma va guez. estaba en- sus manos, Y
que los cartelones que tenian los
unionistas anuncianndo superab,t
era propa ganda falsa, y que el otro
|cartelon, que aeusaba el denc't de
los l4,792-64 era una gloria y una
honra para el partido republicano
porque cuando cilos cojieron el mu-
jnicipio en- el 1892 habia I'm DEFICIT
! dc 10000 S. Este orador hablo Gle
i'm nuevo empr6stito que el ayuda-
ria 4 hacer porque Maya guez necesl-
taba un anticipodc 100000 a 500
900 dollars Cuando duoesto el phi
| Iblico echo 4 correr, Y casi 10 deiaron
solo. II es. olle este hombre cuando
lhabla de emprcstitos el pueblo le
tiene miedo.
Hablo tambien de los empleados
lamericanos que 50 encontrahan en-
| Pto- Rico que estos tenian que ser
lrepublieanos Y quo especlalmente
Hos que So hallahan en- MAYA guez
Itenian que hacer politica; cuando es
to diio le did una mirada Gorrit2
al tasador de Ia propledad que en-
aouellos momentos le estaba ove ndo
La policia continua impertfrrta
ante el desfile de muchos carros de
mabi que constantemente dc noehe
mterrumpen el translto puhllco 10
miSmo que 81 tuados en- los ahre6e-
aores de Ia Plaza Colon molestan con
tantos gritos ofreciendo 81 merean
cia.
Barbosa. Rosy Y ouos salieron
para san .Tuan esta manana.
Van compuniidos Y con el corazon
en- I'M hilo por QUO hasta LEGO la des
pampaMante notiria dc quo este ano
caia Puerto .Arturoen manos de la
| mon.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-28
GASOLINE GOT LOW
 BOY HUNT ABANDONED
Charles Miller in Greater PeTiI Than
 That of Arrest.

Deputy Sheriff Adams returned yes
 terday morning from the pursuit of Charles Miller. the boy who stole a
 horse from the Howard ranch west
 of the city. The trail was easily fol-
 lowed until night came on and then
 the chauffeur measured his gasoline and found that he had enough but no more than would take him back to Buckeye It was therefore useless to continue the pursuit.
 But by that time it was apparent that the boy was in greater danger than that of arrest He was in d part of the country, the most isolated in Arizona. There was probably not human being within fifty miles of him and watering places were far apart and uncertain.
 The boy who had recently come here from Pennsylvania and knew nothing about desert trails was ire puently lost After he got into the desert he was at one time on the road to the Winters we'll but he turned away from it in the dierction of Wcndendale. He was on a half dozen roads after that but he pur- Sh'h h'iit VI Nil'll Adl b'lVlt Auall- ing off Sometimes when he found that he was lost. he would turn back until he strtck what appeared to be the main travelled road but as a mat ter of fact it was not. It was the old Bill Smith road down the Hassa- yampa from Wickenburg and of late | years has been travelled very little.
 Sometime before the boy left he | had been talking of going to the I Glory Hole and he had evidently had ! some information about the part of | the country in which it lies for ire | quently he was headed in that gen | eral direction but his trail when it ! was lost seemed to point to another | part of the country. further south.
 He will be sought for from the other end of the line but unless he Is found soon he will probably be found dead.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-28
CARLOAD OF KISSELS
 RECEIVED IN PHOENIX
New State Auto and Aerial Company Has Agency for Road Race
 Winner.

Three big Kissel Kars were received yesterday by the newly organized New State Auto and Aerial company. os which Wesley A. Hill is manager.
 This company has already received
 Frtchle electric car and will shortly
 import some gas machines of a make cheaper than the Kissel. And in the future it may have a few aerOplanes for demonstration purposes.
 The New State company was formed a short time ago by A. w. Ballard of the Pacific Gas and Elec- tric company, l. F. Hill and w. A. Hill. Mir Ballard is president, B. F. Hill is secretary and Wesley Hill is manager The purpose of the cOm- pa?y is to sell automobiles. When aeroplanes come into more general use they may sell some good. safe, reliable machine for the navigation of the air, but for some time to come they will dev ote themselves to autos.
 In selecting a car to handle it was only natural that they should select the Kissel, the auto that won the third Los Angeles Phoenix road race. The Kissel people were anxious to have an agent III lIllS CIlS anu luSicu tiiS first carload. one of the three ma chires received yesterday is d fifty" and the other two are "thirties." All are five passenger touring cars.
 The members of the New State company also decided to handle a good, reliable electric car and one to satisfy the demand for gasoline lighter and cheaper than the Kissel They received their first ] F'ritchle, the electric they selected. ! some time ago. They have not yet | decided on their light car, but have ! several good ones in view.
 Temporary quarters have been se- cured with the Central Auto company | on West Washington street. Later | the New State company may have | garage of it's own.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-28
EABLY WEDDING OF
 4 POPULAR COUPLE
Miss Alice Mae Blaine Engaged to
 Mir. Frank Meitzler.

Announcement has been made by Mrs. C. $. Blaine of 9O3 West Jef- ferson street of the engagement of her daughter, Alice Mae, to Mir Frank Meitzler. No date for the wedding has yet been set but it will occur at an early date.
 The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Blaine and Mir Mcitz- Ter is of deep interest to their many friends and they will be the recipients or many sincere congratulations. No young couple in the city is better or more favorably known than MT. Meitzler and his bride to be
 Miss Blaine is really a Phoenix girl. having lived here since she was a tiny baby. She was educated in the schools of this city and has ever been general favorite
 MT. Meitzler is young man of in tegrity who has won for himself an enviable reputation for honesty and worth in the business world of Phoe- nix. He came to Phoenix about a year ago from Lehighton. Penn, to take a responsible position with the Overland Telephone company. and he Is still with that concern.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-28

Just received. New York apple cider 75c per gallon. MelcZer Bros Co. Main 75. if
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
BUSY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
Holding Good Meetings Every Night-Where
They Will Speak Next Week

The republican county candidates
started their speaking tour Wednes-
day night with good meeting at
Duncan school house in the north
west part of the county and spoke
yesterday afternoon at Haseville
and at night at Shafter. Tonight
they will hold a meeting at Purdin
and tomorrow night at Brownings
Next week they will swing over to
the eastern side of the county and
will hold a meeting Monday night
at North Salem, Tuesday night at
Shelby, Wednesday night at Price
school house, Thursday night at
New Boston, Friday night at
Hacker school house and Saturday
night at st. Catherine.
Our candidates are a fine bunch
and they ought to have the support
of every man who hears them.
Every one of them is we'll qualified
for the Office he seeks and they are
all clean, honest, upright men.
You will make no mistake in elect
ing them to Office. They will be
very glad if you find it convenient
to attend their meetings, and,
while not all are natural orators,
they will have something to tell
you that will be worth your while.
Other meetings will be an
nounced as they are arranged for
and if you find it impossible to at
tend the meetings announced
above, you may be able to attend
some Of the later meetings nearer
home, and, regardless of politics,
you cannot be hurt by attending.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
Death of Silas Bridges

Silas Bridges, who with his wife
removed to Washington, Iowa,
last spring, died at his home in
that city Sunday evening, October
2, and was buried at Kossuth
Tuesday, funeral services being
held at the home of his
brother, Vincent, conducted by
Rev. M. E. Reusch ofthe M. E.
church.
Mr.. Bridges was born in
Washington county, Ohio, Sept.
26, 1886, and moved to Iowa in
1854, residing in and near Medi-
apolis until 1904, when he came to
Missouri, returning to Iowa last
spring. He married Miss Abigail
Bridges in 1865, to which union
two children were born. Mrs,
Bridges died in 1872, and in 1883
he married Miss Eunice Norton,
who, with one daughter, survives
him.
During his residence here he
made many friends, who extend
their sympathy to the bereaved
family. He was good citizen, an
obliging neighbor and an honor
able, upright man.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
Death Of e. e. Stanard

A telegram was received by re-
latives in this city Monday which
announced the sudden death of E.
E. Stanard on Sunday, October 2,
at his home in Portland, Oregon.
Death was due to heart failure.
Mr.. Stanard was resident of this
vicinity for many years and for a
great many years was a travelling
salesman for wholesale paint COM
pany. He had been advised some
time ago by his physician that his
heart was in very bad condition
and that death might be sudden.
His bereaved family has the SYM
pathy of many friends in this
county in this their heavy sorrow.
News.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
School Report

Following is the report of La
clede schools for the month ending
October Z, 1910: Enrolment, male
S8, female 105, total 1913. Number
days attended by all pupils 1916,
average 1873. Number attending
every day 1873; number absent 5 or
more days g; tardies s; truancy 0;
corporal punishment O.
E. L. HORTON. Supt,
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
Death OF Mrs. |. H. Cl0ugh

Mrs. Isaac Clough, who has been
seriouly ill for some months, died
at the family home near Forker
Tuesday night. Funeral services
were held at the home yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Clough was a
splendid woman and was loved by
all who knew her, and the whole
community sympathizes with the
family in their bereavement.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1910-10-14
BUYS a Fine Animal

Jones Bros. sold a fine Holstein
to E. E. Mason last week at a
fancy price. Mr.. Mason is one of
our best farmers and is building up
his dairy herd in the right way
by heading his herd with a register
ed sire.