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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
CORE
OSSIAN.

December 10, 1910.
So in gold given away 4th prize
dance. Marsh hall, DEBORAH, Dec. ~
Charley Evans of Dubuque was a
guest of his sister Miss Minnie the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. A. Harvey accompanied by
Misses Mildred Anderson and Agnes
Lee visited in New Hampton be-
tween trains Wednesday.
The Tennyson Club met with Miss
Agnes Limbeck Friday night.
Paul Leunberger of Fort Atkinson
and cousin Charley Laurence of Min
nesota spent few days of last week
with their aunt, Mrs. Ed. Doud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Etteldorf and
son of Festina visited Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Holtey over Sunday.
Miss Lottie Broiheir of Waterloo
is here on a visit to relatives until
after the holidays.
A fire broke out in the Rock Is
land stockyards early Thursday
morning, which, owing to the good
start, and the poorness Of the chem
ical engines, the yards were COM
pletely destroyed.
Miss Goldie Doud is home from
Fayette on two weeks vacation.
A numbe of the Lecture Course
will be given in the opera house,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 26, by the
Boyds. They come we'll recommends
ed and this opportunity should not
Miss Arthalinda Meyer called on
friends in Castalia Saturday.
Adolph Gunderson was up from
Chicago a few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helwig are re-
joicing over the, arrival of a baby
girl
The Ladies Aid Society held an
apron sale in the Billiard hall Sat
urday, which turned out great sue
cess.
G. F. Gunderson, r. w. Anderson
and NJ. j. Klein transacted business
in Preston, Mimi, Thursday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
RAVENA.

December 10, 1910.
So in gold given away 4th prize
dance, Marsh hall, DEBORAH, Dec. 81.
The correspondent wishes each
and everyone a Merry Christmas
II. T. Kleisart of Ossian was a
caller at the Joe Broghammer home
Saturday.
Herman Hemsath of west of Os-
sian was a caller at the Herman
Schroeder home Saturday.
t. l.. Searsland and family of
near DEBORAH visited at Knut An
derson's Saturday.
Mr.. Eugene and August Kast of
Ossian visited at II. Lansing's Sun
day.
s. in gold given away 4th prize
dance, Marsh hail, DEBORAH. Dec. 81.
Mr.. Andrew Barthelm~ ~ sister
Reggie and Misses T ia alI Tom
mie Ness spent SUndar at the Ole
LOmen home II II dness.
Mr. Ole Beng and sister Emily
were visitors at Decorah Saturday.
Dora Daniels of Centennial was a
caller at Fl. Lansing's last Wednes-
day.
Charles Schweinfus of Sunny
South was caller at H. Schwein-
fus' last Thursday.
William Lansing of west of Os-
sian called on his brother Herman
Thursday.
Eber Decou delivered a horse in
Ossian on Thursday.
John Thorsen Of Red Oak was
caller at II. Lansing's Thursday.
Joe DIESEL of Ossian was a caller
at the A. Etteldorf home Thursday
Ben Einck delivered hogs in Os-
sian Friday.
Lewis Manson of DEBORAH did
some repairing on III. Lansings
gasoline engine Wednesday.
Tony Becker and family of south
Of Ossian visited at Fl. Schroeder s
Saturday.
Miss Mary Benson is on the sick
list.
Tilla and Tommie Ness visited at
DEBORAH Monday.
Knut Tovson was a caller at Nord-
ness Tuesday.
DR.. j. A. Havirland of Ossian was
caller in Ravena Tuesday. i.
II. j. Etteldorf of Ossian was a
caller at the b. Eimers home Sun
day.
Tony Schneeberger delivered
hogs to Ossian Tuesday.
II. Schroeder delivered hogs to
Ossian Tuesday.
j. p. Heinen of Ossian and Joe
Bush and Nick Klein of Calmar
were seen autoing through Ravena
Tuesday.
Barney Holtey of Ossian was a
caller at B. Eimers' Tuesday.
Miss Louise Schroeder is num-
bered among the sick. We hope she
will soon recover.
John Holder spent Sunday with
p. Schissel and family west of Os-
sian.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers.

Mrs d. Gilkeson, 326 Ingles Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio, gained wisdom
by experience. my little girl had
severe cold and coughed almost
continuously. My sister recommend
ed Foley's Honey and Tar. The first
dose ] gave her relieved. the infiam-
.ation in her throat and after using
only one bottle her throat and lungs
were entirely free from inflammation.
Since then / always keep bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house. Accept no substitutes. r.
A. Engbertson. Dec
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

December 10, 1910.
Many wells in this part Of the
county have gone dry.
The w. M. S. meet with Mrs. p.
Kratz, Sr., next week Tuesday.
S. in gold given away 4th prize
dance, Marsh hall, DEBORAH, Dec. q.
Alvin Kratz arrived home last
week from Grand Rapids, North
Dakota, where he has been farming
the past year with his bfother-in-
law Rheinhart Hakkenson.
DR.. Lewis of Ridgeway made calls
west of the river last week.
Miss Jessie Kratz visited Elsie
Scheurer of Florenceville, Ia, a few
sick for a number of days.
Alvin Kratz has been working a
few days for C. Schild, cutting wood
and doing chores.
A number of Ridgeway people
contemplate leaving in the spring
for Canada, Minnesota, and the
coast.
Joe Butz of Woonsocket, S. D.,
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here fir a number of days.
Walter Kratz has been helping c.
Hakkenson saw wood.
Many of our schools will have one
weeks vacation next week so that
all may enjoy the yuletide. ~7
Rev. Wolfe, presiding elder, from
Cedar Falls, preached in the Evan,
gelical church west of the river Sun.
day evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
CENTENNIAL.

December IL, 1911.
Little Marie Ehler is on the sick
list.
Last Sunday evening Webb Rosa's
team became frightened in Oissan
and ran away.
DR.. Wells of Ossian was a profess
sional caller in Centennial a few
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Daniels and
daughter Nellie were guests at the
George Daniels home in Ossian Sat-
urday.
Miss Alma Schoonmaker spent a
few days of last week with Mrs. G.
Allen.
Will Mullaney of Ossian passed
through Centennial Saturday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs. d. Wiltgen were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Funke
in Freeport Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Rosa return
ed to their home in this vicinity on
Tuneday after a weeks visit with
the latter's brother Charlie Welt
genant and family and other rela-
tives in S. d.
A few from here attended the
Farmers dance in Ossian Tuesday
night. All reported a fine time.
Sam Mckay of near Frankville
passed through Centennial Wednes-
day with some cattle.
Mrs. L. d. Burrows sold some fine
hogs in Ossian Tuesday.
John Russell delivered some of
his chickens to Castalia Thursday.
John and Thomas Russell were
DEBORAH visitors Friday.
Will Ginapp is working for Will
Mullaney in Ossian.
Mr. Glenn Einck and family were
guests of relatives near Festina on
Thursday.
Little Bernard Ehler is staying
with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boeckman at this writing.
Mrs. Rae Runkle spent few
days at the Barney Wenthold home
near Castalia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Duff spent Sun
day with Bert Lennon and family.
Theodore Kippe of near Castalia
was a visitor at the Dora Daniels
home Friday.
Joe Ehler was a business caller
at, George Brothers Saturday.
Mr.. George Kneskern of Castalia
spent Wednesday with Theodore
Rosa
Dora Daniels and daughter Mrs.
Rae Runkle, were callers at the
Henry Schmitz home on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Wiltgen of
south of Ossian, were guests of the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Wiltgen one day last week.
Mrs. L. ID. Burrows and nephew
Earl Russell, were guests at the
George Allen home Wednesday
evening.
Theodore Daniels was a business
caller at Herman Schroeder's home
Saturday.
Theodore Rosa spent a few days
of last week with his brother Dave
in Ossian.
Miss Laura Boeckman return
ed to her home Sunday after a
visit with her sister Mrs. Joe Ehler.
A Merry Christmas to you all.
Mrs. Herman Pankow is on the
sick list We hope she will soon re-
cover.
Rae Runkle spent Saturday night
at the Barney Wenthold home near
Castalia.
Ben and Leonard Logsdon of De-
corah were guests of their aunt Mrs.
l.. ID. Burrows Friday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21

You get the best electric mas
sage there is to be had at B. e.
BucknelPs Barber Shop. Baths and
cigars in connection. LETT.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21
Zephyr
T Io1zr'

1t bakes the lightest. fastest, most deli
cious things you or your family ever ate.
II Is ground from specially selected Kan
sas Hard Wheat. in the cleaneSt mill you
ever saw, run by water power. IL is as much
better than the ordinary -four as the thou
sands OF dollars saved on fuel can make it.
SO you get all the benefit.
Order a 48-pound sack from your dealer
today. Use half lit. If you are not salts
fed with your baking test in every way. send
back the unused half. Your dealer will re-
turn the full price of the sack.
Remember. you are the one we must sat-
isty, or il costs You nothing. That means ex-
actly what 1t says satisfaction TO you no
matter how particular you are, and the
largest number of loaves possible to any
flour. You will find the guarantee on every
sack. Zephyr Flour is the only guaranteed
flour on the market, the only -four of which
the makers are confident enough TO take
chance W h anybody. That's because
Zephyris fully tested before leaving the mill.
So get sack today of the following:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-12-21

Good, fine silk hose for men
soc and $1.00 at Bears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
E. R. WHEELON
GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
63l Judge Bldg.
Bell $500. Ind. 1927.
P|0CHE COMMERCIAL
CLUB WANTS NEW LINE
Salt Lake Organization Asked to
Assist in Influencing Rail
road in Selecting Route.

Business men OF Phoebe, through the
Pioche Commercial club. have asked the
Salt Lake Commercial club TO use its in
1uence toward inducing the Salt Lake
Route TO select the line through Bris to-.
pass for the rebuilding of the road This
request came in n letter to the Com
mcrcial club Tuesday afternoon. in which
the secretary was requested 10 bring the
matter before the board OF governors for
its earnest consideration.
Joseph II. Calnc. secretary of tn, club.
said he regretted that the letter had not
been received in time for nrcSenisiIon
at The meeting of Tho board of governors
that day. but il will he considered at the
ncMt meeting OF the board. TO bc called
within a few days.
Thc letter from Phoebe was signed by
Charles y. Thompson. chairman OF the
board OF governors Of the Piocho Com
mcrcldl club. and member OF the Salt
Lake club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19

iii Sharp and bis deputies since January
I. the sheriff on that day having re-
ceiycd word from Chief OF Detectives
Wood or Chicago that the man wanted
was supposed To be working in one OF
the mines near Salt Lake.
sheriff Sharp Immediately detailed
lcpnty Snarifts Coates and Forbes TO
work on the case and furnished them
with the description sent out from the
Chicago office. From January 4 TO Jan
uaTy . both OF the deputies put In the
greater part OF their time in searching
The surrounding mining camps. being aid
cd By Deputy Sheriff Corless.
Suspect is Located
On January . Sheriff Sharps deputies
reported 10 him that man had been
located working in the Gampa and later
that he did Not answer the description
at hand and was known as Steve Kos
oVoC.
All Of the shadowinE had been done
IN tho most careful manner in order chat
Tho mans suspicion would not be aroused
and Sheriff Sharp. before the arrest had
been made. took IL upon himself to have
good look g kosoyoc. Confident that
The man was the one wanted. although he
did not answer the description Sheriff
sharp Immediately ordered his arrest.
and upon bis arrival at the county jail
had him photographed by Harry Ship
lcr- sheriff Sharp then measured Kos
ovoc after the BcTtillon method and sen;
a 'ninut" description OF the man. with
This data was sent on January Is. but
due TO the delay OF tho ma lis did not
roach the Chicago department until jan
usry H. As soon as the witnesses to
the murder could bc gathered 1T Chicago
tho photograph of Kosovoc was positive
ly ideDtihcd as that OF the man wanted.
Officer on che Way.
Sheriff Sharp on Tuesday afternoon re-
ccived from Chief Wood information 10
the effect that Kosovoc was without
question the man wanted and that q Chi
caSo officer was OF the way with re-
qulsltion papers for kosovoc. whose true
name is Mike Uzelac. and the sheriff was
directed 10 hold him on the charge OF
murder.
Uzelac. since his first appearance at
Bingham, has kept mucII TO himself and
according 10 the evidence gathered by
the deputies, has been leading an cx-
emplsry life. The fact that he bore an
excellent reputation al the mines and
among his fellow worknlcn made his
Identification and possible connection with
The killing a; Chicago all the more diff
1icult 10 prove. The sheriff was also
ha DdlcaDped by the fact that no photo-
graph could bc had Of tho man and that
he did not answer the description sent
out from Chicago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
GLOWING TRIBUTE
PAID TO BISHOP
The Rt. Rev Franklin S. Spald-
ing Guest of Honor at a
Banquet.
WELCOME ALSO EXTENDED
TO DEAN $. r. C0LLADA{
Rev. Charles Il. Perkins Acts as
TOaStmaster at the
Function.

It was a beautiful tribute that WAS OK
tended TO the Jtt. Rev. Franklin Spencer
SpadinG. bishop OF tho Utah diocese Of
the Episcopal church, and "A warm well
como that WAS extended to the Very Rev.
Samuel r. Colladar. tho new dean Of
ST Marks cathedral, at tho banquet ten
dercd In their honor Tuesday evening at
the Cullen hotel under tho auspices of
the Mems club of st, Pauls church. In
attendance were moro than 100 rcprcseu-
tauFc churchmen OF the Utah mission
airy district. and the affair. while nfor-
NAL. was one OF the most auSpcious of
It's Kind ever hold by the EpIscopalIanS
Of salt Lake City.
The banquet was in honor of Bishop
SpasdinG. who has just completed his
NTH year In IN" cpiscupatc and TO wei
come Dean Cnlladay The banquet was
an affair characteristic OF social fupc-
ton OF the EpiscoDals. y palstablc menu
Was served, after which several hours
were passed away with fcasts on the
work Of the bishop and the dean and
Il. Perkins. rector OF the St Paurs Cpis-
copal church. acted as toastmastcr. He
was introduced by j. w. Gates. presl-
dent OF the club. under whose auspices
The Rev Afr. Perkins, in a few ap-
proprlatc remarks. then introduced Pro-
lessor n& George NJ Marsnall, who gsspond..
He paid a glowing tribute to Bishop
SpaldlnG, declaring that he was one OF
the best mon that ever lived lie spoke
n. length on The splendid work that had
been accomplished by tho bishop since
he was placed at the head Of the Utah
diocese.
Rev. Paul Jones Talks.
our Own Field" was tho toast re-
sponded TO by tho Roy. Paul Jones at
the head OF the work Of the Episcopal
church 1T Logan. The Rev. Mr.. Jones
dealt With the good accomplished by
Bishop Spaldiug in the outside field. lay
ing special emphasis on what he had
done Tor Logan. Judge NJ. l.. RitchIe
responded TO the toast "St. Marks Ca
thcdral' after which Dean Colladay re-
spoDded 10 the toast. "'Thc Ola and the
New Tho Church OF the Good ShcD-
herd" was responded to by II. c. Ia
Ycy
Bishop Spaldlns responded 10 the final
toast Retrospect and Prospect The
bishops remarks were mteuuy listened
TO by those present. He reviewed some
Of the work of the church under his scrv-
ice and referred to tho future prospects
III most optimistic manner. He thanked
those who rendered him the banquet. and
expressed his appreciation of the high
tribute which had been paid him. 1t
was, indeed. most appropriate man
ncr III which TO close the nth year OF his
services as the bishop of the Utah dio-
ccsc and to inspire him in his worthy
Christian work to do as much and per-
haps more during the five years TO come,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
MRS. E. B. TRUMBELL
LOOKING FOR HUSBAND

Mrs. p. E. TrlmbeIl. residing at 444
the police Tuesday night that her hus-
band h. Is. Trumbell, the well-kuown
restaurant man OF LlIis city. had disap-
peared and had heep last heard from al
cheyenne: Wyo. ten days ago. She took
an oil painting of the man 10 the police
station and told Lieutenant HempeI thai
she Would Ike 10 have all The patrol
men in the city see II. SO that they
might impress the appearance of ihe
missing man upon their minds
y. 3 TrumbeIl has been engaged in rho
rcstacrani business for . number OF
proprietor OF the Delmonico restaurant
on Fast Second South street between
Commercial and State streets. III. is de-
scrlped as five feet eleven inches In
h"ishi. 195 pounds in weight nusia che.
peard aud hair OF a gray color: wearing
q dark-brown coat, gray trousers and q
black, slim hat ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
TRIBUNE MORNING. 49, 1910
OLD CHAMPION POOL
PLAYER IN TROUBLE
Lloyd Jeyne Charged With Con-
tributing to Delinquency
of Own Son.

Lloyd Jevne. former champion pool
player. and proprietor OF the pool room
at 227 South Main street. occupies the
decidedly unique posltlon Of being
charged with contributing 10 tho delin-
qucncy OF his son. William r. Jevne.
aged Is years by permitting the boy 10
remain in his pool room and run the
place In his fathers absence. 4 COM
plant charging Jcvne with contributing
10 the delinquency of his son was issued
by County Attorney Job z, Lyon ON
Tuesday.
Tho complaint was sworn TO by Pro-
ba ton Officer SpcrrY. The outcome OF
the case will be watched With interest as
it will determine whether or not n man
in Jcvncs business can permit his own
son TO loitcr around his place OF bust
ness without beinG subject To punish
mcnt under tho Juvenile court law,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
AD CLUB FEASTS
AND NAMES OFFICERS
Plans Discussed for Widening
of the Scope of the Organ
iZatiOn.

The Salt Lake Ad club held its second
annual meeting and banquet at the Com
mercial club Tuesday night. discussing
plans Ior cnlarSing the field and scope OF
work of the organization and clectlng
officers and an executive committee for
the ensuing year.
In the banquet there We're a number
of informal speeches regarding the policy
of The club and the question OF procuring
permanent quarters for the organization
was ono Of the subjects under discus
sion. Several of the members expressed
the opinion that the most desirable plan
would he 10 engage q room. which could
he used as an informal meeting place
Tor the members, arguing that by this
means the social side Of tho organiZa
extent.
The, accomplishments of the organiza-
tion The last year were subject OF com
mcnt from several who urged tina, iLc.
members seek TO make the organization
ono tn which every business mau OF
Sat LaHe connected with tho adycrtis-
Ing business might. belong
JobowinS IRE the officers elected: Pres
id"nt +. n. French OF Utah Bin Post
inS company; lst vice president r w
ilunyon. McDouald Chocolate company;
tab Bill Posting company: secretary.
n. Z. RceS. advertising manager Dcscrct
News; treasurer. r.. \. Hubbard Hub
p,'r1 p9rn pun'lctiE company; librarian. ]. 7.
" tonpor, OCoDnor Advertising Agency:
executive board: John IL. Janncy, ,adver-
Using manager. Herald Republican,; II. !
iiaiton advertising manager. Il. G. NJ. l.;
g K. BraZor, Abrams sullivan FIrcproof
Partiion company: r T. Thomas, Thom-
as Advertising Agency; ~ ID. Mackcnzie.
eoitor and manager of the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company
y. ID. Mcclure. retiring president of th.
Siup' submitted an annual report in which
inc organization and activity of the club
@ @WerG reviewed. Mr. McGu!r,C prophcsicd
continued success Tor the organlzatio ana
promised hearty support for the new Of
Ulcers. Va
Inc executive board met after the rralI- |
lar meeting and elected T.. T. Thomas of |
INC Thopss Advertising agency. chair !
man.
MCGnU' C Sfn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
IMPORTANT CATCH
MADE BY SHERIFF
Mike UgeIac Wanted for Murder
in Chicago, Taken Into
Custody.
OFFICER NOW ENR0UTE
TO TAKE SLAYER BACK
Work of Sharp and His Dep
utieS Is Done Under
Difficulties.

Positive that he had the right man
although he differed from the description
sont out from Chicago. Sheriff Joseph
G. Sharp on January ordered the ar
rest or Mike Uzclac, alias Steve kosoroo,
wanted ut Chicago Tor tho murder of
Steve Luncar on January 90, 1908 ON
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Sharp re-
ceived a telegram from r. 3. Wood. cap
tain OF detectives OF Chicago, stating
that Mike Uzclac WAS the man wanted
aud asking the sheriff to hold him on
the charge OF murder until the arrival
of a Chicago officer.
The positive identification Of Czclac
as the man who on January -, 1908,
killed Steve Luncar at Chicago by stab
hing him To death before the horr,fed
yIzc OF his fellow countrymcn. followed
the exceptional detective work OF Shcr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY MODERN WOODMEN

Excelsior camp No. 1oS92. Of the Mad.
1rm Moodmen OF America. in an open
DAY night, installed the following orrictrS.
consul; Harry y. lanes; advisor loci p
Ssckett. banker. Sam g Adams: cIeri,
1T, IT, T., Enri; escort, Charles ii. Fow.
nr' Waterman. Vernon Wilson; scutry
Chrls Hansen: manager, i. j. Coles: nh, :
slcians. Or. \. Lipk;s. Or IL. e. Sprarne
ana l)r. T. T. Alusser. A. T.. Mcr;njTo
Was tho installing officer
There WAS musical procra r,t,,a h,, a,
Excelsior chorus composed OF Charles T,
Crowdcr. lvor j. Blind. Carl Wocnip C.iI"
Srlt Sayage Lillian Branning. Gladys
smith Etheiyn smith, Harry Allen ana
Joseph Give ''iu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-19
TAN ON 0LE0MARGARINE
AND CORPORATIONS

About thirty licenses have been issued
by the collector OF internal revenue 10
dealers for the sale OF olcomarcsrine.
There is no state license for the sale OF
oleo., but the government demands a tay
OF So year from the dealer Tho tav
from now until Jpue So the end of the
tiSral year. is 50 and dealers arc hurry
ing IN with their money. Oeo.narrarir,o
which is composed of pure animal fats
chuTned In fresh milk Is obtaining mucn
layor in the household
tuilccior tailiStcr says illat he ia in
continual receipt OF reports from corpora-
lions Tor the assessment of the new cor
poration tax. They arc coming in very
slo"lI-, however. Attention is directed tn
tHe ldct 'nat every corporation. whether
under or over $4,000. must make a roport
TO The collector before March l. Failure
10 10 90 this subjects them 10 Il fine of