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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
BRIEF LOCAL News At
STOhERAM AND VICINITY,

Specia! Correspondent.
Gladys Neff stepped on nail and i:
layed up this week.
Otto Clifford is very sick at Sterling
and is not expected to live.
There were twelve business passeng
ers to Sterling from this place Monday
Stoneham now has an irrigation sys
TEN for further information inquire Of
Wm. Bolmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Burchah went to Ster
ing Friday on business pertaining tt
their desert filings.
Clair Mentzer has been sick for ;
couple of days on account of eating
some tinted canned goods.
Miss Julia Davis sold a fine horse
Wednesday and now she is hauling out
lumber for new house.
A. E. Tracy of the Pawnec had 8
shipment of 100 head ofcatte last week
averaging S2S. co per head.
R. F. Farras went to Denver Monday
in search Of work while the Mrs. is
holding down the homestead.
The little Bartrum girl took sick ir
the postoffice while in town Monday and
had to be taken home in buggy.
Wednesday night there was party
held at the home of Joseph T. Kniftons.
A good time is reported by those who
were present.
Mr.. Rawl Of south of S.oneham say:
it is mighty hard OH his pocket book
to dig wells when you have to 60 S0t
feet and no water yet.
A surprise party was given Monday
evening in honor of Harold Pierce. Two
loads of young folks went out from here
and reported dandy good time.
The spring wheat and other crops arr
looking fine and without it halls ther,
will be a bumper of crop here. Tn,
grass looks tlne and the farmers ART
busy p!owing for corn these days.
Pearl Chandler returned home from
Nebraska and was seen on the Stone
ham ball ground Sunday. Now Stone
ham has challenge out to the County
Modern Woodmen met Saturday nigh
and installed the following ohicers:-
Robert Evans, Counsel
Homer Chandler, Adviser.
}. NJ. Dunning, Banker.
To you people way back east; if yo'
don't think that Weld County is super
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18

We will have basket pacnic here
at noon. Bring "full one" but se-
lect its contents with care.
Now that the Weld County Club have
been so kind as to favor Raymer with
one hour Of their valuable time, while
other towns are given fifteen minutes,
ETC., as per the above schedule, every
farmer who feels an interest in Raymer
and good roads should without fail
come in Wednesday with their lunch
baskets and help make this occasion
one that this club will remember; ap.
pearancc counts much with those peop-
lc and in case that in the future we
should want and need assistance and in
huencc from these people in securing
the opening up and improving of roads,
these men can have u thought, that we
were alive, ambitious and thrifty. The
business houses will be closed in the
morning and the business men will do
their part TO be ready to receive these
distinguished gentlemen
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-05-18
}. NJ. Dunning, Banker.

To you people way back east; if you
don't think that Weld County is super.
ior for health, beauty and money max
ing, then you should come and see our
magnificent crop prospects and enjoy
The fragrance of our pure, sweet and
healthy air, congenial and intelligent
class of people. Then 60 back east and
see if you can content yourselves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
EQUITABLE
MAN OCCIDENTAL
AUDITOR NOW
c, R. Washburn, Who Has
Been Cashier for Company
in Phoenix for Year Is
Brought TO Home Office.

with years eft "NporiruD, lu tn, I'M
suraucc business, as an office manag.
~ Tor the Eputtublr Life Assurance
society in Ncw YORK and with other
old line companies of equal r"putc.
g.. A. Nashburn was today Installed
hN General Manager j. u p'Riclv
as auditor Of the lifr department of
the occidental Late lusurauC, conn
panl 10 Albuquerque, Mt Washpurn
for the past year has been cashier OF
thu Occidental office IA Phoenix.
The growth ana expansion OF the
business OF thu Occidental demanded
"a man ot Mr. WushbJrns scoop, and
experience in Tho Albuquoruu, office.
and he WAS brought here to take over
thar position which has during the
last year more and mono assumed "A
greater Importance Nj WashhuIn
is one ut the most capable Insurance
men in the business ana the Occid,nt-
al b. 90 bg congratulated upon hav-
Ing secured his services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
wORKING ron DEFINING.

| The Chamber ~ Commerce O,
Doming y. NJ. has Just issued % ncat
little booklct printed IN colors. which
sets forth the opportunities of Den.
ing and OF the Mimbrcs valley. There
are fc~ communities In New Mexico
that are not engaged IN IN" task Of
Iuphuilding their respective towns aud
farming districts. ana au are doing
excellent work Collectively they are
the one moving spirit az THE time boo
Sew Mexico for the advancement eft
IA" territory, and they stand as the
most potent force for onr future
Hut Of them All there is none that
can equal the work being done hy
thc Dcmiug people at this time. when
size and funds are considered From
desert waste the Mimbrcs valley has
been transformed into vcrltahlc
garden. and It's farms. irrigated las
pumping. are models for the terri
tory
The booklet which The Chamber 90
Commerce has put out down there.
b. Just such s document us would at
tract the attention aud careful PEE
r,ea al. al. intending settlar.. aAa a
might well be uncd as a model in
other communities
The Mimbrcs coun,r, win grow In
population, wealth and resources SO
long as it Is backed ana encouraged
by the kind of citizenship there now.
Tn" work done bv the Demng pcopl,
rs the Kind that counts and the little
cts "f the windmilis us IL was called
bcfore tho pump came along, do
serves ms place In the front RANK Of
the empire builders ct ia, TERRITORY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02

of the
VI a'liN lh' ohel afternoon n
"phe reading the Evening IA, he
SlE' ringing voices bah
very taking
I've he
me-
Gathering together his
o'oi'd by the bail hut
little "
Ia anoh" second The sounds ringing lodge
Thought
The result
slaughtered
the
g
several persons In
'hoo' 700" ncht altitude Shall
! conc ou nom under the ms
nh the Grand Duke
What ed M il
oh q rehearsal tho rohears
hE lot FROM rome Harrington
De staged mere NnpuSi y ana p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
FELT BAD
ALL THE Time
ShellhOrn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

Shellhorn, Ala.--In letter from this
place, Mrs, Carrie May says "A short
time ago, | commenced TO have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad all
the time, and soon grew so had
couldn't stay up. thought would die.
Al last any husband got mo bottle
OF Cardui, and IL helped me- so he got
some more After | had taken tho
second bottle, was entirely we'll
] wish every lady. suffering from
womanly trouble, would try cardui.
IL Is the best medicine know Of. IL
did me more good than anything ever
used
Cardui Is woman's tOnlc--a
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spe.
cifcally on the womanly organs. and
thus help TO build up the womanly con.
stltution to glowing good health.
Az a remedy for woman's Ills, Il has
a successful record OF over so years.
Your druggist sells H. Please try e.
N. Write 10; Ladies Advisory Decs., Chaits.
noega Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn, Tor Nlfcidl
lHsiruciloaa and o4-pAgr hook. Home ffssiIseat
~ Women' sent ls plain ~tappsf. OF fsessss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
BRAINS WANTED.

Every wear the need of cducatio
Is more apparent. What would SUI
nee quarter of u century ego Is
entirely inadequate now but the he.
inaud is not Tor education alone. IL is
Ion brains Thousands Of men ana
women have received several years
hook learning but their accunulat.
81 masses OF dead languages ami
'maltcring of "OlOgies" Is of little
aeiNic" 10 them as q means oi secur.
ING remuneratiVe employment What
the world wants Is Young men ana
women trained 10 do things"
As an evidence OF this demand.
take the records of onr employment
bureau which shows that Tor the
past three years we have been utterly
npahlc ia supply the calls which have
been receive ed for office help. An
those who have graduated from this
school have been placed la excellent
situations, In many eases. from three
10 six former students are now work.
ing for a single Arm, 4 large number
have entered me eiyll service and
slill othTs have gone "a other states
Why don't Won gel I'm line with tho
procession OF Success Winners p"
ASK rs nov Caialog free Albuquor
cue nnsiness COLLEGE "A Practlcnl
School for Practical Young People +"
Albuquerque. ~ ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02

D o. Fo,. general manage. OF tho
Santa Dc lines from this cit, 90 El
pas1 Iud Amarillo who was nero ,,e-
t'fdaI. a,.Wf,d that In thr Great
plains ,oHnir .l eastern Sew Mes
... conditions N,r, never D,ttcr
H"uu'rpus rainfall, ana good weather
conditions hos, Hs.ur,d u. crops and
tn' outlook bel on, tBgt ur,.tFo. 90
good E'tr
There Hr, many kmHus 100 Sew
Mexico who N,r' hum,.t,ad,.s In th.
'atll days Of Kansas and tho, eon
not h'u nut NOT, rho similarity boo
two'u tho pI'n. uf Kansas ana those
of eastern Sew N,,eo
few good soar. In Nest.tp KAN
sae rut th, tanner. CON tb,ir f.,, "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
SUGAR BEET FLOUR
rs THF LATEST

IN entirely new use and one that
may in lime become very important
las been discovered Tor sugar hccts.
this rs the making Of them into flour.
This flour Is now being manufactured
In considerable quantities at Surcsncs.
in France, whore an immense dryer
has been built Tor the purpose
The FIRST part of The process ron.
sists In chopping up The hccts md
dryIng lhp water Oul at them They
contain Co start with - per cent at
water nearly all Ot which is removed
hy evaporation liy this means tOn
pounds at dry material Is obtained
rom 30, pounds of beets
This dry material contains more
han 80 per cent o. sugar ami there.
fore ON being ground 10 iinc meal IN
exceedingly sweet aud adapted 10 the
mailing of cakes aud puddings The
sugar Beet flour rs estimated TO con
ain something like 80 per cent OF
pure nnirimcnt diakrrs W"ckly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
The v.raIet o. the InrA.

That j. 3d. Phipps came 10 his DEATH
az the hands of pcrsun or persons
unknown was The verdict brought n
this morning by the coronors mIy
which investigated the circumstance
surrounding the death of The com.
missary agent .or the Holmes supply
company, VINO died here a week. ago.
having been beaten Ia a terrible man.
ncr in CommissaTy car at Suwanep
last week. The jury met last Wed.
ncsday, adlourrlng until today 10 cX.
anime other Witnesses Fcrmin Her.
EandeI. The man who found Phipps
ON the morning after ne had hcon
beaten was The chief witness before
th" jury this morning Hernandez
contributed bat littel 90 Inc evidence
already In The hands oi The Jury Her.
nande2 testified that a pillow corner
had been placed in the mouth at The
murdered man and thai there was
much blood about the bed lie al
not notice thai the articles In the
car had been disturbed and saw no
implement that might have been used
10 deliver the blow lie testified thar
he heard pruans while he was outside
OF the car and the timekeeler'e wife.
whose car adioined the commlssary.
requested that he "a ~ and see what
was the matter
No report from detectives has been
received a. yet Dispatches 90 rcla.
lives OF he deceased have not hecu
answered, aud 30 there are any clews
as 10 the motives OF the crime they
cannot be ascertainod.
The wording of the verdict render
ed today is.
We the undersigned find that j.
b. phlpps came 10 his death hy rea-
son Of fracture AZ the base of the
skull, caused by a blow on the head
by some blunt instrument held in the
hand or hands of party or parties
unknown tO tho mry a. the present
;imo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
PITY TmE NEXT.

A few wears ago u was bad form 20
use words ana phrases that today are
good English in the most polite So
ri"ty. This is due 10 the well rccog-
nizcd rul" that language grows by ac-
erection General usr ~ @ word or
uhras" ~ Sufficient after a while to
make u good English. and the high
Hr"wcd gentlemen who nov and th.n
r"vifo our dictionaries dignity the
changes hy giving them official rec
oEnition iu the biz book. with Greek
derivatives and roots and things.
hIt b. the pace OF the present day
k''ps up tho coming generations are
to Dee piticd. when we of TODAY are
~ our graves there VIII bo nov
tongue 'Ntant IN this country. should
nrec't'n, he followed.
From sporting pugo of ON. o' tho
large daily papers thc Herald selects
90" following collection 81 .oming
English.
Tho first rouud saw each team re-.
tired in order Ritter nippcd himself
" single after two were sunk In tho
second, aut BoNcrmau gloved q VIII
hams foul Row'-unn and Corridcn
'atoocd Mcrz for a brace OF singles
after one was pinned In the home
half bownoy forced Corridor. Bow.
'rman taking third. powncy stole
and Merg walked james ro humfintr
Brandon II worked G.tz sin.
Eled OF Harheau's s;-y, ANA stole
after Two were out m me seventh.
hut corridor made pretty peg Of
Rittcr's Trounder. ln tho domestic
half Love ana HYATT combcd singles
with two In hook. hut Getz took mis-
umo IN tossing out Bow.rman. Nov.
sonked q lcaky blow through Corri-
den after one was murdered in th,
eighth BRANDON caught q Mcrz por
and Move was ont trying to steal ON
william Arthur. The home talent
broke u up m the eighth
Wiped himself a single after two
were sunk "tattooed Merg tor a
brace ef singles after one was pinned
IN the home halt" ;singled OF Rnr
beau's glove" "combed singles with
two in hook" soaked leaky blow
through Corridor after one was mur.
dored"--iS II not beautiful
Webster, the standard and the Gene
fury viii have 70 get hustle GA Il
they expect 10 Keep up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
GREAT DRY GOODS
SALE BEGINS At
8 TOMORROW
Golden Rule Will Soon Be in
the Thick of Gigantic An
nual Cash Clearance Sale,
the Talk of the Town.

ne August Annual Caah Clearance
sale OF jhc Golden Rule Or, Good
company that big event which has
hccn tht talk OF the town FOR weeks,
ana which BE- eaeorly Anticipated Ia,
tn' women from year to year. will be.
s'n 90 . clock tomorrow morning
" Non don believe in The August An.
hnal sale, Just happen around 10 the
Golden Rule at . tomorrow aud watch
IN" crowds pile into the big store with
the little prices The Golden Rule
was closed all day TODAY In final
preparation for the bic event which
"ill continue all during August Ther,
VIII Ice special values for special DAYS
Nalch he papers and watch the spo.
Gals The August sale al the Golden
XVI" means money TO purchasers of
dry goods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
IN NEW MEXICO WE
HAVE The BLUE BALLOT

circus, now reformed. was once
cons liruous Ton is graitcrs AMI
ardtting methods The red wagon men
were expert shortchangors. and every
body connected with the show was
q stcorcr Tor tho crooked games
u was necessary co. have some ono
spot the man with money and no
body vas so useful ia this capacity
as fho ticket seller when man dis.
played a roll Va paying his way in
the ticket seller would reach oNor and
stick blue pastohoard IN th, band
of his hat. telling him that it would
admit him 90 the feeding of .ho ami.
mlls
The blue decoration put all Tho
crooks on, and 10 the visitor got away
without being trimmed Il was be.
cause De- was e wise one Chicago
Pos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
srNNDING PNT

40 art,.I. iu the Mouutainair Mes
l.ursi some DAVIS ago. which wa
.a..a ana commented upon by u.
Ir.r 30 some length. brought iurw
Cd strenuous protest from tho santa Te
weather sharp 10. maintained that
such thing as cycles Of wei ana Dry
years in Sew Mexico was mere
myth ana could not b. sunftanuatcd
We learned Ions ago 60 qui, pro-
phcs,ing on the weather. 'sr'gitil,
100 Sew McNiro. but when it comes
tu statements from weather wizards
OF tho farm and ranch. who have
F1mnlcd against rain and sun for
wears in order to wrcst living from
the SOIL wo are disposed 20 treat
them with respect for " anyone
ought to know anything about the
weather they are the ones
Taking the matter up whore the
weather man left off. the Mountain
ar Messenger replies ~ follows
The facts Tho weather bureau de-.
mics the existence OF wet and dry cycle
Years. general or local. when the OBJ
scryation of some Of the older citi-
Gems OF the territory and the forest
trees attest the statement as IN cstab.
hshod fact u Is not claimed that
wet and DR., years IN groups or cycles
are general over Wide area Texas
may drs up. u ana widely distant
portions of New Mexico admittedly
may not come within the established
cycle zone. but IA" Manzauo noun
tains aud the Estaucia valley certain
% DO. Gods own handiWork h. UNI
mistokahlr. The trees ~ these noun
tains and the valley show cycle year
periods records kept tor the past go
wears of the wet ana dry groups agree
with the trees. ana what b. the Wealth
rr bureau going Co de- about it, We
clodhoppors al tho Estancia valley.
who have seen almost all conditions
OF life and weather in the United
states. have learned 60 think Tor our
solves ana To accept wei established
b r. : b
facts IN lieu Of pet and flimsy theor-
ios even though advanced by wealth
"r bureau. Tho Messenger stands
pat and may have records soon from
the best authority proving that the
rainfall of the Manzano mountains
ana the Estancia valley comes In
groups Of wet and dry years. and that
1911 Is tho beginning Of group ct
wet years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
COMING BACK

\ little observation will reveal the
fact that many OF those who recently
left their possessions IN this land OF
Sunshine and Ram and set out to
find tho ynd OF the rainbow in some
Other CLINE art coming back tn this
land of promise True, some may
have found the pot of gold me land
of their dreams, and settled down to a
life of ease, hut the plain facts show
that great majority al the discon.
tented ones who hoped 10 cut loose
from the trials aud tribulatious of lie
in new country have failed go get
on the main line 10 paradise. bat
have sldcrack,d 10 another country
with trials and trihulations of its own
even worse than any they had on.
counlercd In New Mexico. consequent.
Is many like the prodigal SON. are
longing io return 20 our fair coultry
whore nature has done her utmost ta
prepare a place suitable for deve'op.
mem into peaceful happy nomes -
Quay County IimCs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
NOT WONTH III.

says the Taos VALLEY N,vs Mrs
MARY Scriggins, noted as the oldest
woman In Massachusetts, mas ISSUED
e set of rules for Ions living which
include the following. "Do lots of
hard work. hours g da, is not too
much Abstain from Idle gossip,
Ncy,y' riyt, Tor IL ~ q uscl,ss waste
OF energy 20 no, read novels. Han-
ish the vanity 81 dress Keen away
from dances and shows. Wen. We
don't care To live mrrc than Iio wears
under these rules.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
Holmes Supply Company Will
Pay Literally for Clew
Which Will Lead to Arrest
of Murderer or Murderers
MAN WAS KILLED
IN C0MMISSARY CAR
Done to Death on Night Of
July 26 at Suwanee, West
of Albuquerque. when
Alone and Unarmed.

\ reward OF ono thousand dollars
Ior Information which will lead IN the
arrest and conviction of the party CO..
parties guilty OF numbering j d
Phlpps. at SuWanoc. ON the night o,
July 20 last, has been offered by the
Holmes supply company. for which
concern Phipps worked rs commits.
sarN agent On thai date phipps va-
slusscd and terribly beaten abou.
.ho head some time between daI.
aud daylight and LETT tor dead IN the
rommlasar> car 10 which the attuck
was made The injured nan was
brought to- Albuquerque on the morn.
ing OF July 20 and died several hours
later IN the Santa Re hospital here.
all Efforts go save his life proving m-
Tile
\ coyoners jury which investigated
the anuir returned q verdict lasi
"Wednesday 90 the cncct that phipps
came 10 his death ~ the hands ot q
person OI persons unkhOWn The
santa Pc coast lines detectives work.
ed ON the case fui several DAYS. bat
were not successful iu obtaining ANY
tangible clew The murdcrers were
wise enough for their own protection
20 leave everything in the commits.
sary car iust as 90 was when they ~
tered n Is presumed that The mo.
tive OF thc assailants was robbery.
pnt seeing th' turn affairs took. and
neing obliged To- beat phlpps 30 avoid
detection, they did not take anything
away The otfer of reward OF a
thousand dollars, % rs believed. will
prove bis incentive 10 officers and
detectives and other persons 10 run
down any cleWs they nav discover
which may lead 20 the arrest OF
Phlpp's assallanJs The authoIit, for
Announcing The 81 .ooO reward is given
10y W. II Avery, manager OF the
Holmes supply company IN letter
received bN Tho Evening Herald a.
follows.
Isleta, y VI. July g. 1871.
The Albuquerque Evening Herald
Albuquerque y NJ.
Gentlemen Tho Holmes SupplS
company offers reward OF 81 600 for
information leading TO arrest aud con.
vlction Of party on parties shilty OF
Nh T. y Philips murder az SuWaneC,
y NJ, on the night oi july 20 1911
We viii appreciate e very much g
you viii publish This facr m your
paper as $50 wish this published
broadcast
Thanking you very kindly. We q r..
Yours very truly.
HOLMES SUPPLY COMPANY.
w. " AVERY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
cHANoEAeLE FRANCE

Tcnnyslu one, alluded 10 French
politics as "ihe blind Mysteries Oi the
Cell He uudoubedly spoke with n
Britisheys prejudice ana with the
cruclllts OF the great revolution fresh
before his mind. ltmust nevertheless
De admitted that IN France popularity
Is especially Ike The arincess who
was doomed 10 love but forty DAYS
Within the past wear the changes
of government at Parts have been al
most Kaleidoscope ono ministry viii
scarcely have begun It's work before
an uphcaNll comes ana new admin.
istration H. given charge OF anairs
onlS 20 DE supplanted I'm its turn by
still another
Though the nation is now hose;
with grave foreign and domestic pfub.
lams. Il has no hesitauci, remarks tho
Literary Digest IN changing horses in
md.strcam
The press OF an Europe seems nrit
ed In the opinion thai Do there VIA %
time when France needed stable ana
coheryni government 70 rs the prcHeH.
She H. involved In most delicat1 an'
porpleNine dispute with Germany oyei
the Moroccan question ana within The
past week This problem has been -till
further cnlauglod hy thy attitud, g
Spain,
Resides This there are serious m1
tiers 10 be- adjusted "a HON notable
among hem being the passage of 'io
budget, electoral rciorn. railway cen.
troll and number OF Other social aud
economic measures
ANY one of these issues would De-
mand the continued AMI undisurHcI
EFFORTS OF au administration Tho put
look for their settlement is. ny.C
fore. rather gloomy when the aO. -vI
men' must De turned topsyruNv at.
six months intervals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-02
Q Q Q q
HOOsrI>" ~ W ETEHNN TNCTuu.

a htt' word 49, often h'ur ,'uut 10, too
word Aord s .nUusi
Han i1' fr"Dp, Doe This world and Toe, no doubt
Occur TO-, bonsting
When
or good decd ,l or nppllu.,
tn NaN 60 make 90 and tl, work prosf,as
j. Il" '''si th' ~ oU .,perno--
Ana there's % doubt at ,l.
For boosting II from fail
And when boosting friends tr. mic,
They'll rcrplDDt and hoostod ,l.
Tho don" this lets tl play boo,tius game,
Ana eac1 boost for all tho tho
And though die won Doc mo- ror. .i..o,
Win biz I"a friends on ea>th ana boos,