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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-23
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30

Subject to any or all easement. or rishts OF
way heretofore legally obtained and nov In full
force aud effect, II any there b.
Rc.ervin.. however. 70 the State Of Colorado
all rights to any aud all minerals. ORES, and
metals Of every kind and character and all
coal. asphsitum. oil aud other like substances
In or under said land and the right Of invrsss
and esres- Tor tho parposs Of mining. together
with enough Of tho surface 81 zane - may 10
necessary for tho proper and convenient work.
Ing 81 such minerals and substances.
Sale Application No. 73D1.
No land will bc sold At lsss than the Mini.
mum price per sers. - sivsn above. Tbs par.
cells will be sold 10 ths abovs order. and sael,
tract will bs sold a. described above -bs tie
same more or LEES.
Terms Of payment shall b - foilows. Wis. :
On lsnds selling for y 70 TO ~ pr sers. 10 per
cent. Of the purchase aoosy 90 The day Of sale.
the balance In sixhtssa equal annual payments
At par cent. per annua. Laads ssiliaa ~
more than - pr ssrs and lees than Us pr
acrs. % per cent. cash o. tie day OF sale, NE
balance In fourteen saual anssai pAymssss 81
PEI esat. per aunun. Lasds selliAs Tor as
add upwards. - ~ ssot cash. ssd balance
In seven squai snnuai Dayasats q Dsr eses.
intsssss. II The psrsAssss dos not own he
improvements, hs auss ~ TOT Ne ss0s q sale.
Purchaser will execute hosA. - 1sovtdsd In
section y, act q JAY II. ~, ousA b eisi.
40 a tho CnitsA aAatss, o. 90 vho has ~
elarsd his isssssioa q bssooins sssh. must
PAY sppsaissasss asA advsssSslag ssss.
Tbs Board rsseevss shs nsAs - reject ssy
snd all bids.
No sais shall bssoas sasstivs ssisss pssssd
upoa b. the Baaes kaad Beard.
=. L. ju0vsae0H,
Register stals nsarA q tes1 Cs0aisslsssss
Pint Puh. Apsil ,; Lase puh AMI ~
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30
OPENING OF NEW ADDITION

Through the courtesy of o. E.
Linderholm, a representative of
this paper was shown about the
new ''Sunnyside Addition" Thurs
day Of this week.
This tract is nicely located with
respect to the main portion of
town, having for its Western
boundary such thoroughfare as
Broadway and lying at the imme-
diate southern extremity of origi-
nal town of Monte Vista.
Work of grading will be COM
menced Monday, and Monte Vista
will soon have an addition on the
South that promises to surpass
any of its present residence dis
tricts. in that uniform shade trees.
broad parking and other civic
beauties will We employed.
Chas. Bechtel and Herman Cole
returned from Denver Tuesday
with four new autos, three Over
lands and one E. NJ. f. II. NJ.
Bennett, Charles Grafton and Ten
mis- Miner have bought tho Over
lands. II. NJ. Bennett who has
spent the winter in Denver drove
through in an Overland and he
and his wife will make their home
in Monte Vista during the sum.
mer. The men were on the road
from Denver about two days.
T. II. Roughten, who has been
in tho employ of the W. o. Station
hardware company for three years,
has severed his connection with
that store and will open tin shop,
first door north Of the Monte Vista
Motor Car company's garage.
Tho Monte Vista Motor Car
company, the pioneers OF town in
this line, have begun active work
on new, modern, fre-proof build.
ing TO handle their growing bust
mess.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice is hereby given that ! will soil. at
public auction. to the highest responsible bid.
der, on tho 9Th day Of Aay 1910, at I: O'Clock
p. ~, at the office Of The State hoard Of Land
Commissioners. Capitol Building. Denver. Colo
RADIO. the following described lands, situated In
Rio Grandc County. Colorado, viz:
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30

F. l.. Woodford, a registered
pharmacist of Denver, has accept
ed position with the Goodding
Drug company.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30
Separate Skirts
DIR. +. G. Buchtel. of Denver.
Wool, Silk and Net

DIR. f. G. Buchtel. of Denver,
was passenger Thursday to Del
Norte where he performed two
operations at st. Joseph's sani-
tarium. During the afternoon the
doctor spent few hours with
friends in Monte Vista. He re-
ports the arrival of new baby Mt
his home on Wednesday.
Through an oversight, arrange
ments with the band were neglect
ed, and as n consequence the visit
ing Boosters of Pueblo were not
met with the blare OF trumpets.
An enjoyable entertainment was
provided last Friday night by the
Epworth League who presented
"Hunker's Corners" at the Broad
way Opera house.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30

j. G. Bischotf went to Denver
last week to take the Scottish
Right degree in masonry, and re-
turned Monday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30

A. . healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipplss and chappsd haads Cham.
bsslain's Salvs y most sxcslIsot. II
allays The pain q . burn simost instant.
y, and unless the Injury IA vssy ssvers
hsals tbs parts without leaving . scar.
Psies = esnta For sals By III dssegists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-04-30

Miss Annie Silcott, who has he'd
charge Of the Ladies' tailoring Dc.
partment in the Hunter Mercan.
tile store, has resigned.
The sun., 1910-02-09

wish 70 give encouragement to every
movement which will make IL possible
for any or all OF our people 10 retain their
allegiance to our ancient faith.
And say all this-the margin between
liberalism and anarchy becomes some
times ell too narrow. Even liberalism
can go too far and may leSd so near tho
abyss that unless care and prudence be
exercised many might lose their hold
and be lost.
This 10 your danger, and against this
danger lot mo warn nr- Wise and those
associated with him in this movement.
Asic;s from this / willingly recognize
the vsluc and Importance % tho wor.
you have in hand
Abram /. klkus, secretary Of the ccr-
gregSEon, said that the work had grr Gri
So mulch that Carnegie Hall mad pcen
engaged for next season. and plans arc
nearly made to build . suitable synR gogus
IN tho ncar future.
The dinner was made farewell to DR..
Wise. who goes TO London this week to
deliver a esries OF eleven addresses. and
will be gone q month
The sun., 1910-02-09
ROOSEVELTs ATE coon MEAT
Former white HSuse steward Denies
Story Of ins pect0r Dodge.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Henry Pinok-
ney, the negro who serves as messenger
and does all sorts Of chores about the
Executive Offices at present but who was
steward at the Executive Mansion under
President Roosevelt. declared to-day
that no unfit and unwhOlesome meat
ever graced the table OF that President
This was in answer to a charge made
yesterday before a special COMMITTEES
which is investigating the cost Of living
in the District of Columbia by Inspector
Dodge OF the District force.
Dodge told the committee that half
putrid,peat, ready TO fall to pieces, was
served by the steward nc the White House
to the Roosevelt family. These meats,
Dodge said, were bought by the steward
in quarters and that that offiosr used to
poke his fingers into the meat to deter
mine It's tenderness.
The statements OF Inspector Dodge"
said Pinckney. -are false in every par
ticular. In the first place Mrs. Roosevelt
bought the meat used at the White House
and she never bought large quantities
She ordered the meats through the cook
and knew what she was getting"
Pinclney denied that a health inspector
ever visited the White House.
The sun., 1910-02-09
petty erart ana Meanne...

Mayor GaynOr, replying yesterday to q
letter received from j. Edward Swan
strom in which the former President
Of Brooklyn spoke highly OF the manner
in which the streets Of his borough were
being cleaned said that he was glad that
his action In putting Brooklyn under new
deputy had led to good results. The
Mayor added:
We have got to get rid OF all this petty
graft and meanness In the government
OF the city II we can. How discoura ging
IL is that many men Who are honest enough
as they go about among Us seem 20 feel
that no such rule Of honesty binds them
individual, but stating II as Q thing which
Ia quite general and 70 be deplored I
know that you realised it al when you were
On once.
The sun., 1910-02-09
GOBBLED ny MEAT TRUST.
New York Butchers TelI Grand Jury Of
the Passing Of independents


CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Aaron Buchbaum and
Frederick and Moses w. Joseph Of New
York, founders OF the New York Butchers
Dressed Beef Company. were oalle d
to-day before Judge Landis's Federal
Grand Jury, which is investigating the
beef trust, to oorroborate information
given yesterday afternoon by Arthur
Block.
II is on this testimony chiefly that ths
Government will rely 60 establish its
contention that the National Packing
Company. the Armour -Swift-M Morris con-
cern. which the Government suspects ID
trust, bought up or forced out OF bust
ness small independents in the East until
the Chicago allied packers had q monopoly
Of the freah meat business
Moses Joseph accompanied his brother
here secretly. but was identified by news
paper reporters and subpRnaed at the
Congress Hotel yesterday by District
Attorney Sims He resisted service, try
ing to force United States Deputy Marshal
Northrop and a secret service man out
OF the room. but was unsuccessful.
Moses Joseph became his brothers
secretary when the latter left Schwarz-
schild 4 Sulzberger several years ago, at
the time that company was listening TO
a proposition to join the Chicago allied
packers. lie helped his brother organize
the independent New York concern and
saw it gobbled up by the National. the
very company il was formed to fight.
1t is expected that he will testify to much
in support of his brothers story OF how
competition was met and conquered by
the allied packers.
The sun., 1910-02-09

personal application TO the bank directors
to have the books examined and have
talked the matter over time and again.
but Il is true that outside OF my anxiety
to have the books examined ! gave no hint
of their condition.
Nj financial downfall dates from an
Investment which | made with relative
IN Boston real estate many years ago. BY
this investment Tye made $4,000 cash. This
Was the South Station deal. After this
when other iuvestmants offered We took
them Up ard then developed losing stresE.
pstrcnized 5oston and New York brok.
srage houses. .osins many times whers
thought proat was certain. Little SUM
we're taken az fret frcrn the bank to finance
fresh Investments In the hope OF retrieving
previous lcsscs.
and lsrgs- euTls were taken and the hooks
80 manipulated n that the defalcat.on would
not appear without Rn expert examination
OF my accounts.
Hall SAL that no tried many methods
TO bring about the examination Of the
banks 8 finances. he said that he told
President Paige that ths books Of every
bank should be examined. no matter in
how good shape the bank appeared TO be
Hall continued:
Paige and telling him the whole story.
several times | was on the point of doing
This. but could not muster up the nerve
At length IL occurred 10 me to take myself
away for a time and give some one else
. chance at the books ! was away All
me that the banks condition had been
Since that time. which was two years
ago. have constantly hoped for the rsve;;
now that the whole truth is known | am
satisfied.
The sun., 1910-02-09
JUICE GRAY GIVES CONSENT.
Finally Approves His sens Marriage to
Miss Gala kher and wedding Occurs.

Ntt8s G9ha &btr Auu WruutuB DCcuFs.
ROCHESTER,. Feb. s.-Charies b. Gray.
son OF Judge George Gray OF the United
States Circuit Court OF Delaware. came
TO Rochester to-day and married Miss
Helen Gallag CHER. formerly employed in
Buffalo millinery store. They had
been engaged for long time. but waited
until Judge Gray's consent was won be-
fore they arranged to have the ceremony
performed This was not obtained easily
but the perseverance OF the young lovers
finally persuaded him to approve Of the
match.
Judge Gray had expected to be present
at the wedding. but telegraphed that be-
cause Of the severity Of the weather he
deemed IL inadvisable to undertake long
railroad journey. Two OF the bride
groom's brothers were present. one Of
them being Andrew Gray. Attorney Cen
eral of Delaware.
The ceremony was performed at the
rectory Of the Blessed Sacrament Church:
Mr.. Gray is employed in the mechanical
department of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at Pittsburg. The bride is an orphan. Her
father was a superintendent on the Erie
railroad.
The sun., 1910-02-09
POLICEMAN AT CITY HALL.
subponaed From the Precinct OF MUIR
phys Brother-tn-r4aw 10 he Quixxed.

subpOnaed From the Precinct OF Mur-
phys Brother-in-r.aw 70 he Quizxed.
Commissioner OF Accounts Raymond
B. Fosdick. accompanied by an Italian.
went to the Fast Thirty fifth street police
station yesterday afternoon just as a
platoon was being drawn up for roll call.
The Italian looked the men in line over
and picked out Policeman John W. Groves
That's the man. he said.
Commissioner F0sdick. Capt. Patrick
j. Cray, who 10 in COMMAND OF the precinct
and il Charles Y. Murphy's brother-in-
law, and Groves went into the CO captain q
room and Mr.. Fosdick served upon the
policeman q subpoena TO appear In the
ofice OF the Commissioners Of Accounts
for examination. 80.
Mr.. Fosdick refused TO say why he
wished to put the polioeman on the grill
and referred his questioners TO the Mayor.
Mayor Gaynor said il probably had some
10 do with some complaint he had handed
on TO Mr. Fosdick.
Groves returned TO his precinct at 40
in the afternoon. He would not say
what had been the cause OF his trip DOWN
town There was Q runor around tho
precinct that Groves had refused TO ma ke
an arrest in the matter Of an assault in
a barber shop and that the barber had
made complaint against him.
The sun., 1910-02-09
KINGS DEMOCRATS DINE
On steak without . Fork and Attend to
q IAttie Political Business.

o Lttie Political Business.
The Kings County Democratic Club
held it's annual thumb bit In the clubhouse
last night. The leading lights Of the party
in Brooklyn were there . with aprons
around their necks. grease on their An
gers and tubs for scraps between their
knees. About four hundred sat down to
eat beefsteak. Among them were Justice
Isaac M Kapper, Judge James ]. McIn-
erney. County Clerk Henry p. Moiloy,
Sheriff p. IT. Quinn. Registrar Fred Lundy.
Ma gistrate Alfred v. B. VOORHEES,. Jr.,
County Leader John H. McCooey. Thomas
j. brennan, William J. HeHeFnan. Thomas
r. Farrell, Herman A. Metz, Thomas r.
WoRan and J. Mcrriseey Gray.
The thumb bit was preceded by q
county committee meeting at which the
various committees were appointed for
the ensuing year Chairman McCooey
sprang q surprise by giving notice OF his
intention to have certain articles so
amended az. to provide for the appoint
ment OF subcommittee to investigate
the public needs Of the borough and to
report 60 the county committee.
The sun., 1910-02-09
Meyement, OF Naval Vessels.

wAsHN0IoN. Feb. s.-Ths torpedo
boat Rowan has arrived at San Diego. the
battleships Georgia. Nebraska. New Jersey
and Rhode Island at Cape Cruz. the tug
Standish at Annapolis the cruiser Prairie
at Rluefelds the tank ship Arethusa at
Concord and the torpedo boat Hull at San
Pedro,
The battlsehip Louisiana has sailed from
Hampton Roads for gun trials at sea and
the supply ship Iris from Mare Island
for San Diego.
The sun., 1910-02-09
NAGEL on A TALKING TOUR.
VIII Make n Series OF Speeches In the
west on corpora tiOns.

WAsHINoroS, Feb. s.-Secretary Nagel
Of the Department OF Commerce and
Labor is about TO deliver a series OF
speeches in the West. On Monday next he
will address the Young Mems Republican
Club OF st. Louis on General politics, I"
Bar Association at Oklahoma City on
Modern legislation and on February
IL he will address the Industrial Club or
Chicago on Federal control of corpora
tioha-ss On February 10 he will address
the Commercial Club OF Chicago on EN-
pioyers' liability All the speeches will
deal with the subject OF corporations in
one phase or another.
The sun., 1910-02-09
CTrYs FAMILY DwINDLING.
IAk Mere Employees Dropped In Another
Week Under Mayor Gaynor.

The policy Of retrsnohment is being
continued in the city departments, In
the last few days las employees, 1O7 OF
them laborers, have been dropped by the
Dock Department Among the men dis
missed were two dock masters, at salariee
OF g, 100 q year; two dred gins inspectors.
at 81 roo; nine marine saunders and sew
eral foremen and watchmen.
thirty-nve frst grade clerks who really
do the work OF ofice boys, have been dis-
charged. The Board OF Water Supply
has dispensed with the services OF sixteen
men. w. W. Brush. an engineer In this
department, whose salary was $1,000 q
year. has resi- gned.
Five building inspectors were laid of
by the Board of Education because there
Is no work for. them to do They re-
ceived $40 q week.
The sun., 1910-02-09
JUDGE TRENT PROMOTED.
Named for the supr eme Ceurt Beneh In
the Philippines

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-President Taft
has sent to the Senate the nomination OF
Grant T. Trent Of Tennessee for Associate
Justice Of the Philippine Supreme Court
to All the vacancy caused by appointment
Of Judge Elliott TO the Philippine Com
mission. Judge Trent is q native OF Ten
neesee. During the Spanish American
war and the Philippine insurrection he
was an officcr OF volunteers. Shortly
after his muster out he was appointed q
but almost immedistely rssiRned 20 ac-
cept an appointm ent In the Philippine
judiciary. with which he has been oon-
nectsd for ten years. being at the present
time q Judge OF the Court OF First In
stance.
The sun., 1910-02-09
B4NKER HALL CoNFEssEs.
mas Hoped for Arrest ard an End OF sus-
nense tor TIVE Year..

WoRoesrEs. Mass. Feb. s,-John A.
Hall. former treasurer OF the SoDthbridgs
Savings Bank. has made complete con-
fession of his detalcahons. His story
was related ia jail here. whars he Is con-
fined In default Of s3O0.O0O bail. after the
revelation Of . shortage in his accounts
Of t42t,at2. He said:
For two years have been trying 10 have
some one Examine tbs books. have made
The sun., 1910-02-09
CAPT. ALExANDER sHARP I'LL.
Recent Commander OF the BattIeshIp
Virginia Has Typhoid.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Capt. Alexander
Sharp, member OF the board OF inspection
and survey OF the Navy Department. is
seriously i'll OF typhoid fever at the Naval
Medical School Hospital in this city.
Roosevelt when the latter Was assistant
secretary of the Navy. At the battle OF
santiago he commanded the gunboat
Vixen. He was recently relieved OF the
command OF the battleshlp p Virginia OF the
Atlantic fleet.
The sun., 1910-02-09
To Inye,tlg.ts Oueeua Lluht,nx.

Tho Public Service Commission will be-
gin Immediately an Investigation OF the
prices chars ged by the Queens Borough Gas
and Electric Company. Hundreds OF COM
plaints have been received by the commits
Mon protesting agatnst the ~ 80 rate per
thousand feet which u charged 70 con-
summers BY this COMPANY.
The sun., 1910-02-09
Philippine Nominal lions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The President
sent to the Senate to-day these
nominations: War-To be Vice-Governo..
of the Philippine Islands, Newton w.
Gilbert OF Indiana; TO be a member OF th .
Philippine Commission and Secretary Of
Connerce and Police. Charles B. Elilott
The sun., 1910-02-09
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHporoS. FEB. s-These army orders have
been issued: " ...
second Lieut.. George 5. oaytc,. Third Field
ArtLliery: Secgnd Lieut.. Clarence M. McMufray,
70 Scventeenth InfAntFy.
GSx goSxn ST: e TsTssn'S e SsS.s infantry
Second Lieut. Charles M. Everett. 10 Twenty
" Major N Rsber, s. wocdson, Msdicsl Corps. %
walter Reed General Hospital District Of Colum-
cspt. William d. Connor. Corps Of Ensineers,
70 WashinktOn Barracks az dlnsclor OF ths eivii
p GlneeEing echool. vice Major Robert r. Ray
II Tsjor T kodsas y o'cosSSp. sns1 Medical Corps.
Fort huachuca, Arizona. 70 Fort Scrsvon.
Those navy orders have been issued
Capt ". 9 hsnson from Chief Of sian. PscIao
aide on sSsr Of Sfrmsndef ia Chief Pscinc nees'
on the California. 70 she South Dakota as ord
Lieut. Z. B. jackson. from the south Dakota
Lieut. 4. =, Holmes, from aide on stan Of Com
mander 10 Chief Pacfnc feet. on the callfornls.
Lieut.. L. coIs. from tho salem 10 tho NORM
LI:as =; p; MsLllss: trog AIDE On .,.s q
%snaer s & ~ Cn.st mt rtc,nS nee' on the Call
tns1ss X = ssfessy. f hon hon me North Carolina
MidssIpmsn 8. Cochran. from the New York
- aia.sipman IA W. N. Porter. order. January 4
REVOKED, from tho Connecticut and resignation
safEssa z. Q. Parker from tSs csrfomi. 10
!. .s9lssss q. JsAasor from ne South p.Ross
!. Pssssd Assistsnt surgssa ". A. AAsxin. from
sAs Tsnnsssss 70 the California.
The sun., 1910-02-09
%. 600 Place for Alber u. HadlocN

Comptroller Prendergast has appointed
Albert r. HsdIook Of Staten Island to
be auditor in charge OF the Bureau OF
Law and Adjustment at 5000 year.
Mr.. Hadlock, who succeeds jeremiah
T. Mahoney, was. Assistant Corporation
Counsel under George l.. Rives and was
in charge OF the Richmond ofYioe OF the
Law Department, 49,
The sun., 1910-02-09
CASTRO IN THE CANARIES.
state Department Keeps Track Of th'
Ex-DsctatWr 0f VeneZuela.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The State De-
partment was informed to-day OF the
arrival OF Ciprano Castro, formerly
dictator OF Venezuela. at the Canary
Islands. Castro has been spending his
time since his hasty departure from
Caracas last year at Santander. Spain.
Several months ago he made visit
to Madrid to confer with the Spanish
Government. The Department has no
information OF his future plans.
The sun., 1910-02-09
TANICAB HITS BOY, ESCAPES
Turns Back at Fares Request. but Deean't
stay-The Number known.

stay-The Number knswn.
A black taxicab ran over Carl Hecker-
roth, IS years old. of Is West Ninety first
street. at Ninety fifth street and Columbus
avenue last night and the driver escaped.
A man in the crowd got the number Of
the machine as s76Os. which is that Of
a car belonging to Hugo Harding OF $50
West Thirty-eighth street. When the
automobile nit Hackerroth the passenger
saw that something had happened and at
Ninety-siXth street he made the driver
turn back. After an ambulance had taken
the hoy to j. Hood Wright Hospital a
policeman looked about for the driver
Of the taxicab. hut he. his fare and the
cab had disappeared.
Heckerroth's right foot was crushed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-27
DECEMBER AND OCTOBER
Two Months in Year When
Dan Cupid Appears
the Busiest

December and October are the
marrying months IN Logan county
The records OF two years show thai
about twice as many licenses are is
sued in December as in any Other
month except October.
At noon today the December list
of marriage licenses had reached 50
Il Is reasonably to be expected that
the list viii grow considerably be
fore January I. IN December, 1909
there were sixty.eight marriage IL
censes.
The licenses by month in 1910 to
date have been:
January, 80: February, 81, March
3S: April, 81. May %: June. 5S'
July, 26; August, %; September, 30;
October. AZ. November, 81; Decem
ber. So Total. 39f. The number
will doubtless reach over 400 before
the end of the year.