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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
LOCAL NEWS CONDENSED.
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Peter 'rihury. +. f. pa>lay and Cha>
hanson OF Dri>tull are in the city
he first manned made final proof ON hI>
h mv>1rtd yesterday. and the two lat
ter are here rs witnesses
Pupils in Some OF the lower grades
were given Il vacation " r'lnc>day after
noon, AZ the water was shut off from
tic VIII school building.
Attorney W. l.. Smith and cx-Go>
error Joe Dr\llr left yesterday morn
ing over the 500 for Napoleon, where
they held a r"using republican rally last
sight. This is the first i'll series of
political meetings at which these gen
,ivatr will make addresses. The towns
ri ErA'ldork. !Ia1cl>nn and Linton will
hold rallies
The Presbyterian Sunday school i,
the rccipicn, OF a beautiful eight day
clock with Mexican onyx case. d gift
from the late Mrs. Erardslcy. The
clock will be highly priced because Of
the associations connected with it, lar
r" 'cardslcy having been for years a
member of the Sunday school,
Auto tags are now one sale at the
CITY duQllDI 5 once.
A. b. Welch was first on deck to
comply with the new city automobile
ordinanc. hence his car bears tag No. |.
John Bortel, an employee of Grambs
d Pcet. has invested in lot in River
view addition. and will erect a modern
house on it this fall
+. f. Young was i'll the country yes
terday showing lands to prospective
buyers.
Mrs. McCord is in the city from Min
ncapoliS to look after the interests of
her Sixth street fiat. She will be here
several davs and is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Young.
Mr.. Hartz was before the land Office
yesterday. making proof on his home
stead north of Drscol
The city has ordered in concrete side
walk from the intersection of Avenue
G. and Sixth street to point east at
right angles with the Capitol sidewalk.
\ lot of filling had to be done here to
get the grade to the proper height.
MilStead & Pierson have the contract
and they will begin at once to Law the
walks and the state will likely do its
part in completing the connection.
J. w. Bull left yesterday for Mime
anolis and expects to be gone couple
of weeks or more. during which he
will make a trip into Iowa with the
view of getting tenants for some of his
Burleieh county lands.
J. w. Rodgers was in from Mckenzie
yesterday on business. He reports a
successful auction
Fred Hoeft of Dawson was in the
citv Wednesday taking an examination
at the post office for a position as farm
er in the Indian service.
The many friends of DR.. Chas Bent
ley will be pained to learn that he is
in the hospital at Oakes and during the
past week he has been very sick with
heart trouble and other combinations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faunce went down to
Cakes Thursday of last week to see
him. Mr.. Faunce returned home Mon !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

o'clock before United States Commits.
sioner NJ. J. Mckenzie. Assistant U.
S. Attorney w. H. Barnett of Fargo,
will appear for the government in the
case.
Newman Is a Carlisle graduate of
some three or four years standing. He
is married man and is the father of
three children. When explaining the
murder to United States Marshal Shea
who made the arrest, he stated that
he did not realize the crime he was
committing as he was considerably
under the influence of liquor at the
moment. He is said to be quite re-
pentant and remOrseful.
The murder of Roscoe Conkling
was committed Monday, Oct. 3, near
Elbowoods on the Fort Berthold res
ervation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

day night and Mrs. I'aunrc will perhaps
bring Charley home tomorrow. He will
be placed in the Bismarck hospital,
where he cal, be under tn" care of Dr.
Qualn
Rev. Francis Boon OF the Grand
Forks district. while attending confer
rnEr. was taken sick with throat tru1-
bic Sunday n ght and his condition be-
came SO serious that he was taken to
the Bismarck ho>pa al Monday morn
111%. Rev. \. l.in'"|n S!ulr and other
friends arc looking after his welfare.
Hans Olsen. the driver for IIinrklvv',
livery. VIII" was So badly hurt when the
hack was wrecked bv the passenger
tram Is around the streets on rr,rtchc>.
District Agent Tvnnv vi Valley CITY
Is III the cit: on life insurance business.
Grant Best las, week moved from
h"1,>,' No. ~ on First street to 40 on
the >rmc street. Both hnrcc> are. the
property "f Mrs. .|rlm White. ard the
ritter has lu>' been rn,nplrtrd Mr..
Hat1y moved into the house v;..rtcd
\ meeting OF the PRESBYTERIAN Broth
rrho"d will be held in tn" chapel to-
NIGHT ut O'Clock. All members arc
urged to attend as very important bust
ness will heb r"ught up
The Misses Ethel and Lois Rarnr>
md Mabel Will returned from \1inr-
'""1i~ Tuesday evening. after a ten
DAYS. ""tin" will, friends and r, 'r.irc>.
w. X. Walpcr of Cavalier. y. D.. hrs
been IN Rism1r'l the past few dnv, Wis
1ting his son y. J. Walrcr This j.
the first time he has seen the capital
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
PRECINCT COMMITTEES
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
CHAIRMAN TALcoTT RECEIVES LETTERS ENCOURAGE
MENT HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, VOTERS GENERALLY
MISTAKE MADE IN ELECTION DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE. *

Encouraging reports have been re-
ceived by Chairman Talco,1 at re-
publican headquarters of the precinct
and county committee meetings of
, the republicans being at various
places through the state. The lead
rers have gotten their coats off and
are at work. and the State campaign
is being pushed with vigor and intel
ligence all through the state. The re-
publican voters generally have begun
to inquire what they have gained,
either for the state or the republican
party, by electing democratic gov
ernor. and the speeches OF the gov
ern0r from the stump are not meet
ing with enthusiastic response from
the voters when they have been ana
lyzed 1t seems by the republicans
that the governor is making a purely
personal campaign for his own benr-
fit and that of the democratic party,
and the showing that has been made
Of the democratic machine that is be-
ing built up while the democrats are
crying on-partjsanship is not relish
ed by the republican voters of the
state.
Secretary Devinc of the state COM
mittce was down from Mnot yester-
day and reports conditions getting
better in the state each day. Mr.. De-
vinse has been making political adj
dresses for several days and is bill
ed from now until November ). He
says he finds the republican voters
everywhere inquiring what benefit
has come from building up Il demo-
cratic machine The clear and digni-
fled analysis of the governors Offic-
ial actions put forth by the state cen
tral committee is reaching thousands
of voters through the state each week,
and they are beginning to distinguish
between rosy promises and official
acts which do not at all square with
democrats. The fact that all OF the
offices in the state having patronage
or amolumcnts with rare and unim-
portant exceptions are filled by demo.
Gratis who are working teeth and nail
for the general democratic orgam-
cation is showing the republicans
what is the real object of the demo-
Gratis in their on-partisanship cry.
David Bartlett of Coopcrtown was
another visitor at the state headquart-
ers yesterday and he says conditions
in Griggs county are better ard the
republicans are awakening to the fact
that the democrats are seeking to
build up strong democratic machine
for the next presidential election I'M
der the guise of -partisanship. The
appointment of F.. l.. Thompson and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
BILL GREENE COOKS
some BREAKFAST
FORUM MAN HAS FUN WITH FORE
SUPREME COURT STENOG-
RAPHER
Hot Biscuits Could not be Placed in
the Short Weight Ciass-Friend
Gave up Effort to Eat.

Fargo Forum: DO you know Bill
Greene?
Well, Bill is one of the best court
reporters in North Dakota. Better yet,
Bill is one of the best scouts in the
j1lickertail state. Better still, Bill is
one of the most hospitable fellows in
Fargo.
For some time Mrs. Greene has been
visiting the parental lights at Crook
stOn and during her absence Bill has
been patching, eating at the Gardner
nad making himself just as agreeable
to Mr.. Greene as he possibly can.
Of course, you would not expect Bill
to act the part of the lonesome little
maid" at this time, and Billie Is not
a disappointment to your expectations
One of Greenes best friends is
pat. as he is known at the court
house Well it happens-but the hap
pening was intentional-Bill fire.
quently invited Pat to stay with him
over night just to keep the dark away
from the house. for Pat has very light
hair. or course Pat always consents
for one must confess that Bill is so
entertaining that one should not miss
time in Bills company, and especial
ly one could not afford to miss the
golden opportunity of staying all night
With Bill AMI eating one Of those
dainty little breakfasts prepared by
Mr.. Greene's own hand.
Saturday nighmt Bill and Pat stayed
together at Bills house and Sunday
morning the couple arose intime to
get breakfast and secure back seat
at the Episcopal church. Bill pre-
pared the breakfast, and such a
breakfast. There was everything to
eat and the legs Of the table just
uuivered from the weight that they
were compelled to bear. Naturally
Pat was elated over finding himself
at such feed. for according to his
own confession, he not invited out
to eat every day in the week. and
rarely on Sunday
Among the delicacies were about
two dozen hot biscuits and only one
of these hot molten pieces did Pat
eat. After Pat had nibbled away at
one and finally made it disappear,
Bill looked over at him.
well, Pat, old boy, what do you
think Of my buiscuits?' said Bill.
"I'll tell you, Mr.. Greene" said Pat
II never give an offhand opinion Of
weighty subjects. you understand
Bill understood.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

w. +. Purcell for the United States
senatOrship without regard for the eX-
pressed will of the voters or for the
political records of the appointecs has
weakened the governor in many sec
tons of the state and he is avoiding
this question on the stump as far as
possible. or evading the plain ques-
ton OF the reason for his appoint
ment. Mr.. Bartlett says the governors
recent address at Coopertown was
mainly defense Of himself and his
administration, and was not at all
convincing and that there was no log-
cal rrasOnse shown by any republican
should vote again for democrat for
governor, in the face of the partisan
actions of the governor and his dem
ocratic appointees.
G.. A. Johnson, republican candidate
lor governor, was visitor at cam
paisn headquarters yesterday. He re-
turned from a meeting in Oliver coun-
~ where he met a large number of
voters. Mr.. Johnson's recent bereavc-
mcnt in the tragic death of his little
son makes his work of campaigning
difficult, but he is Resolved to make
as thorough canvas Of the state as
possible and to explain just where he
stands as a candidate for governor
and to denounce the campaign sland-
erS and canardS that have been nut
forth by the democrats. But the dem.
ocratir speakers have been so busy
for the past week or ten days explain
ing their own official delinuucncics
that thnV huvn hoI
vote to the roasting of the republican
candidates. For the first time in sew
cral years the democrats in this state
are on the defensive and the repub
llcan campaign managers say they
nave plenty Of material to keep them
on the defensive until the campaign
is over
In the Red river valley conditions
are better than they have been for a
number OF years. Local meetings are
being held and addresses by we'll
known local republicans and the plain
facts with reference to the democratic
state administration are being put to
the voters in such a convincing way
that the effect is good. Congress-.
man Hanna and Gronna are doing
splendid work, and II. II. Hclgeson,
candidate for congress is making
clean and effective speeches urging
the voters to abide by the republican
primaries. That seems to be the gen
eral spirit among the republicans of
the state. The voters have begun to
ask why they get nothing from the
democrats except speeches and prom
Uses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
10 ATTEND FUNERAL

Arthur Strauss of Minneapolis, a
cousin Of DR.. t.. i. Strauss and Mrs.
Cora Slralss-Mcl"an. arrived yester-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Strauss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
indian MURDERER
TO Be TRIED TODAY
CASE WILL COME UP BEFORE
UNITED STATES COMMISSION.
Err M'kENZIE.
Fargo Attorney Will Appear for Gov
ernment-Case Will Probably Be
Held to the Federal Court,

Samuel Newman, the Indian who
killed Roscoe Conkling, another red
man. week ago Monday on the Fort
H"r1hold Indian reservation, will have
his preliminary hearing tomorrow af-
ttrnOon. The trial is set for four
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

service will be held at the house
Il! $3.50 and the public service at the
talhOlir church at 10 o'clock
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14
LUNCHEON TODAY.

The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve lunch to-day from the hours
of noon to two o'clock. All are in
vited especially the business and
professional men. Price % cents.
Come and bring all your friends
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

c. A. Johnson and Ex-Governor Joe
Devire of Minot, were distinguished
visitors in the city yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

city "i the state. and he j. very well
pleased with ii. \r>,yr,lN h,' wen: to
Alrt1it to \i>,, with { II \>>rl~linv,
VIII" WAS at one limr his nri"hln,r.
David Bartlett was in the city yes
tcrday from CoOprrslown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-14

MARY STRAUSS FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Strauss
will occur this morning. A private
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
POENIA.

Ell dfa esta frio oscuro y triste
Llueve, y ell viento nunca Sc cansa
La para cuelga adn de la pared
que Sc desmorona; pero, a cada ra-
faga, cae una hoja muerta. Y el dia
es ascuro y triste.
Mi vida esta oscura, fria y triste.
Llueve y ell viento nunca Sc cansa.
Mis- pensamientos Sc prenden adn
delppasado que Sc desmorona.; pero
las esperanzas de la juventud caen
apresuradas en- ell vendaval. Y los
dfas son oscuros y tristes.
iCalma corazon triste! Deja de
murmurar. Detras de las nubes est a
brillando ell sol. Su destino es ell CO.
mum destino de cuanto existe. Den
tro de cada vida es menestser que
caiga alguna lluvia. Precise es que
haya dias oscuros y tristes. Enri-
que LOnqfellOw.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
A......

sQuien no Ia conoce?. D.. Aqu
en- Ia triste y doliente ciudad del No
te, en- las margenes del eau
daloso Tanama donde undoso Sc des
liza en- SUI corriente por las amplias J
teraces llanuras de la rica graminea
y donGe ora Sc duerme al tumultuo-
SO oleaje de este mar iracundo sur
&c en- esplendida avenida la morads
de una blanca casita donde Sc encuer
ira Ia maga ideal de mis- suehos que
como astro radiante fulgura en- opa-
linas claridades y aparece ALA en- Il
balloon al declinar el dfa en- el adlos
postrero de sus atardeceres.
I Contemplate; diriase que la ma
turaleza al formarla, al dotarla con
los dones que prodigamente lie exor-
no formara algo asf como Ia condensa
cion suprema, el resumen viviente
de algo cuasi-divino de angelica YER
dad que vino al planeta imponel
su dominic sobre las almas, con los
dones de su belleza y subyugarlas
con absolute imperio ciavando en-
ellos ell sdardo. del amor del trlste
amor Jay! q. Sc convierte en- dardo
de fuego cuando la yuxtaposicion
adverse Sc interpone a pertubar esa
gran passion que nos sublima.
Es ella la de nacarado cults y me-
jillas de rosa la de ojos azules como
azul es ell gran palio de nuestro cielo
constelado de estrellas Ia de cabe-
Hos de ORC que cual hebras relucien-
tes alderman su cabeza la de eburneo
cuello donde luce su cintillo color ro-
sa como Ia quimera fatal de mis- ilu-
stones que languidecen Sc esfuman
y...... mueran. .....
Dye, 70 bien Sc que 81 hay algo po
deroso que di6culta la union de nues-
tras almas, no Ignore. tampoco que
no te soy indiferente, como te mues-
tras con aquel que aprisiona la de-
inenencia y que pretende ilncensa-
to! aprislonar tn pura alma y ell ma
gico attractive de tus encantos que
seducen, fascinan y atraen.
Condena al indiferentismo glacial
de un desden profundo el requirimie
to amoroso que pretendf de tu can
didez ese amante que no gusta III
siente como 20 de un tan tierno y a.
pasionado amor no admita a ese in
quieto zumbador que liba de for en-
for picando sus corolas y embria-
gandose en- SUI perfume, pero mar
presto 6yltd sabes porque?
porque SUI diminuto pico no puede
troncharsela y llevarsela consigo
mas que todo porque en- las flores
que liba apercibidas de que nos las
hurta para trasponerlas a un buen
huerto no quieren desprenderse de
sus ramas.
Mi dulce bien arcangel ideal de mi
espiritu en- esta ofrenda de mi amor
va en- las oblaciones que consagro a
tu deidad junto con estas disquicione
Ell homemade mas sincere Y sentido
Mario
A..l&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
CARMEN.

Aun siento Ia impression penosa de
I'm hecho triste que me narraron.
De noche, cuando a solas en- mi ha
bitacion, va en- la cana al apagar la
luz cierro los ojos me forjo la ilul-
sion de estar viendo la escena con to
dos sus detalles.
El cuarto casi en- tinieblas. Una
mortecina lampara de aceite a los
pies de una imagen de yeso, quiere
Y pugna por veneer Ia obscuridad de
aquella habitaci6n cerrada.
Cerca de esta un velador lleno de
frascos de todos tamanos. Una CO.
pa con aqua una bujia apagada. un
reloj despertador que parece gime
con un tic tao monotone V lento
En- una CANA de blancas colgadu-
ras corridas hay una j6ven acostada
Sc llama Carmen.
Una enfermedad muy grave nina
SUI existencia ioven.
Y los medicos, tras una her6ica
lucha de tres meses sc han retirado
impotentes de su ciencia.
Solo Dios, puede salvar q Ia pobres
nina que va ha perdido Ia noci6n de
mundo.
Y su pobre madre. rendida de tan
tas malas noches V aprovechando
que Ia enferma reposa ahora sin fati
gas nj queiidos, Sc ha retirado I'm mo
mento a Ia sala descansar V llorar
en- silencio.
-.Se puede?
Alicante. iAh, 81 es Manolo. To-
me asiento.
" Carmen. como sigue?
Nal. muy NAL. solloz6 Ia madre.
va no hay salvaci6n para mi pobre
hiia. Deshauciada por los medicos.
E. iAh 81 esto es horrible. -
Sigui6 un momento de silenciO IN
terrumpido a ratios por los sollozos
de squella pobre senora-
Manolo de ris ante ella daba ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
CREO EN- DIOS.

1o creo en- Dios y en- una vision
de Dios sobre otro mundo mejor.
Lo mayor, 10 mejor. 10 mas per-
fecto que hay ALA en- 10 increado, es
DioS.
En- la aurora Y en- el ocaso, en- ell
fragor de las tempestades Y en- la
mtsica de las brisas, en- ell mar encres
pado por fosforescentes surcos, loh
Dios mio! la sensibilidad te adivina
como "Criador" En- ell immense rio
de los acontecimientos, en- la varia-
BILE escena de la Historic, en- esta ira
gedla repetida de todos los siglos Y
en- este continue combate entire ell
bien y ell NAL, la intuicion te conoce
como 'Providencia" En- la ley mo-
raj en- la virtud en- la carload, en- ell
amor, en- el misionero que desafia
a los elementos para llevar a las al
mas la luz, en- la Hermana de la Ca
ridad que aparece en- los campos de
batalla, el corazon te anna como
Bondad Suprema' En- las artes, en-
los acordes de la lira, en- las lineas de
los monumentos en- ell reverbero de
la inspiration, la fantasia te comtem
pla como "Eterna Belleza Sobre
los altares, baio Ia b6veda de los
temples, al traves de las sdplicas V
las nubes de incienso. la f6 te adOra
En- la ciencia la razon te conOce. V
toda alma desea vivir Y morir en- tn
immense seno.- CASTELAR,.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende panel de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
quinalmente vueltas a su sombrero
sin saber que hacer.

SIN saber que hacer.
Era un arrogante tipo. Joven, ca
81 un nino, de ojos muy negros y ros
tro que denotaban una gran bondad
Ahora estaba palido. Dirigia cada
momento furtivas miradas a la ha
bitacion donde Carmen agonizaba
Y era que allf estaba su amor. ST
amor primero.
| Tn aho hacia que Sc amaban apa
sionadamente sin que hasta entonce:
ninguna nube les viniera a turbar la
inmensa dicha de que gozaban.
Sc habfan jurado no decir NADIA
nadie, ocultar a todo el mundo aquel
carino hasta que lograra hacerse de
la carrera que cursara. Con su porve-
Inir asegurado irfan los dos a donde
Ia mamita que bendijera Ia union
de sus almas. ~.
Y nadie Sc entero del carino que
Sc profesaban. Nj a Ia perspicacia de
Ia madre lie fue dado conocer aquelIos
amores.
Pero e! idiIio fue interrumpido.
Carmen enfermo. Era demasiada di-
cha para que durara tanto tempo.
iCuanto sufrio Manolo con Ia en-
fermedad de su Carmen!
Iba a diario q saber de ella, pero
no podia verla!. -.
Aquella mahana supo la noticia
carmen Sc moria!
Como un loco corrio q su casa dis
puesto a verla.
va 10 hemos visto cuand do entro v
10 hemos dejado de pie frente a la ma
Dire de su amada que no ha cesado de
llorar.
En- los ojos del ioven Sc lefa una
especie de !ocnra.
De pronto Sc acerco a SUI inter-
locutora.
-Sehora, dio con voz gutural--
quisiera verla.
-Que-dijo ella sorprendida.
FL Sc acerco mas a ella.
Que Carmen Sc muere y 20 quie
70 recoger su dltimo suspiro. Porque
20 la amo!. -.
Ella crefa que sonaba. De pronto
lie parecio que Manolo estaba loco.
El comprendio aquella mirada
No 10 crea usted, no, no estoy
loco. Tai vez 10 este de dolor y de
augusta.
Sc sento a su lado y refrio con elo
cuentes frases todo un poema de a
NOR, amor santo y puro que la muer-
te guerra tronchar. Pero ahora Sc We
rian nuevamente. Ell, con una mira
da jurarfa a su Carmencita que era
su idolo, su amor.
Los dos l]oraban ahora. Ella COM
padeciendo a aquel joven que guerra
tanto a su hija; el recordando tanta
dicha y presintiendo que la fatalidad
Sc cernia tai Vez en- SUI cabeZa.
De pronto ella dijo:
-VamOs.
Silencio profundo reinaba en- la ha
bitacion de la enferma.
Entraron de puntillas para no tur-
bar ell sueio de Carmen.
Manolo muy palido Sc cruzo de ma
nos en- la puerta. La madre Sc acerco
q SUI hila. Separo con una mano la |
cortina que cubrfa la CANA y con la |!
otra busco la de Carmen.
Las encontr6 tan frfas que lanz6 |
un grito de terror.
Manolo que esperaba Dir la voz de
su amada, de un salto Sc encontr6 al
lado de la cana.
Separo tambien las cortinas., in
troduio la cabeza y miro 80.
Su Carmen estaba muerta!. So.
Ramon Roure Rodriguez.
San Sebastian agosto de 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

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