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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10
Inevitably.

II a woman could by wishing make
sure either of going to heaven or be,
ing free from wrinkles she would de-
eide to try to get to heaven some ether
way.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10

Miners Reflect c. II. Meyer.
Butte, Montana. Charles n
Meyer was reelected president of the
western Federation of Miners at the
session Of the organization here.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10
Rural Mail Route.

Pierre.-That the government has
established rural mail route out Of
Ottumwa to cover territory north and
west of that place, is evidence that not
all ali the settlers are getting out OF that
part of the country, and that there are
enough left that are entitled to i'm
proved mail facilities for that section
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10
Certain of Success.

l mean to make myself man, and
if succeed in that l shall succeed in
everything. Garfield.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10

Fire wiped out the little town of
Pollock, in Campbell county, small
town with population of $50.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
NEW WARNING TO GERMANY
Duke AIbrecht Says German Interests
Are Being Broken Up by
Connection,

BREMEN, Feb. n.-Duke Johann AL
brecht OF Mecklenburg. regent OF Bruins
wick, uttered a remarkable warning to
Germans of all classes In speaking tonight
at the annual Bourser's banquet, whichswas
attended by leading commercial men, ship
owners, manufacturers and army officers.
Under the German flag" said the duke,
I'VE see a wild competition by everybody
against every one else. This is breaking
up German interests while other nations are
concentrating all their strength by working
together Many look anxiously at the
German flying squadron masts and ask
themselves when it will give place to the
union jack, or the tri-color, or even the
yellow dragon; the call should go up here
before II is too late, everybody to work.!
l appeal to ship builders, ship owners mine
owners, industrial men and all others to
draw together like other peoples for the
benefit of the whole and thus secure a
proper position among the nations for Ger
man commerce and shipping"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Y. NJ. Q. A. Notc..

On Tuesday evening motion pictures Will
be shown in the members parlor and
social time for all who attend
T. f. Denison, acting general secretary,
spent several days last week at Ames
Ia, where he attended the state boys
conference, Mr. Denison returned to
In the membership parlor on Monday
evening a 'drOp-in' Bible class has been
started, TO which all are invited. This
Is held at about Z O'Clock.
on February Is another indoor athletic
meet will be held. Only those who have
never received prize In such a meet are
permitted to compete. Admission Is free
TO this, and all are invited 20 attend.
On Saturday evening, February is, the
greatest basket ball event ofathe year will
be pulled OFF in the local gymnasium. The
Lincoln Young Mems Christian associa-
ton team, which defeated the Omaha team
recently at Lincoln, Will again meet Omaha
and the Lincoln High school and Omaha
High school teams viii follow with their
game.
r. ID. Obermyer, who is connected with
the Omaha Electric Light & Power COM
pany, will give the first of a series OF prac-
teal talks 10 members OF the Omaha
Eoung Mems Christian association on We'd
nesday evening at clock. The subject
will be Electric Illumination and the De-
velopmeut of the lnCandesent Lamp" Mr..
Obermycr comes from the General Electric
company and is fully capable OF giving fun
and complete Information regarding his
Regllar sunday afternoon meeting at
the Young Mems Christian association will
mot be held in order 10 enable all men
10 attend a meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church which MIR Mel Trotter viii
address i'm the interests Of the Union
GOSPEL mission This meeting will be al
! 3 O'Clock and should be OF great interest
to an men. Mr.. Trotter's work and
ability as a speaker will enable him to
make a most interesting ana Instructive
address.
/ The Young Mems Christian association
/ has a specially fun athletic program foI
next week on saturday evening Oma he
| and South Omaha high schools play has
| the alumni teams. Tuesday, February IA
/ will be held an aquatic meet in the swim
ming pool. consisting Of swimming races
I fancy diving, etc entries for tnis ar,
limited 70 the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION membership. but the general pub
4 lie is invited TO see the exhibition, which
/ Is free.
on February a. AT O'Clock William
| Parker, general secretary OF the Hastlng
/ Young Mems Christian association, VII
Celiyer uus uoa famous ada ess, "Iha
/ Great Hike Through the Yellowstone.
! Mr.. Parker. with several OF the assoCia tiOI
boys. uamped through the YELLOWSTONE
park for several hundred miles, takinl
pictures and gathering Information Thu
information Mr. Parker has put into 81
interesting talk. which he illustrates witt
$50 stereoptiCOn views made from his owl
negatives. This lecture Is under the au
spices OF tho boys department and N
general public Is invited 10 attend
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Sunday school at 9:45. Bpworth league
service at $50
Seward Street, Twenty second and Sew
ard, Rev. William Boyers. Pastor-MorninR
song service program will be used Even
ing worship and sermon at 1880, subject
Some Lessons From the Life and Charac-
ter OF Lincoln" Sunday school at 1916
L. T. Hoffman, superintendent Epworth
league at $50, George A. Schwartz, leader
The Norwegian and Danish, North
Twenty-fifth and Decatur-At II o'clock
Rev. p. NJ. Petersen, district superin-
tendent from Minneapolis, will preach and
conduct holy communion. At the pastor
Rev. r. P. Petersen, win preach, subject
meeting at T. The revival services. which
are greatly increasing in interest, viii con-
tinue next week every evening at 1880
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam. Rev.
at TO- Superintendent d. o. Curry in
charge. Preaching by the pastor at II and
Gravity - evening. "'fhe Trained Hama % y
Epworth league at $50 Charles n. Chase,
leader. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
Sunday school board will be held al the
church on Thursday night.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and Iari-
more Avenue-Class meeting at 1918.
Morning worship at 10:45, subject, Am /
NV Brothers Keeper" Sunday school at
~ EpwOrth league at $3.50, addressed by
Judge slabaugh: Evening worship al 1870;
chapel, Benson. will preach: Miss Eliza
beth Hamling will sing. The meeting Sun
day evening will open the series of evan
gelistic meetings, TO continue for several
weeks. There will be meeting each night
at 80, excepting Saturday. Stirring sing
ing and short, straight sermons will be
| features
IIanscom Park. Twenty-ninth and Wool
worth, Rev. r. b. Crawford, Pastor-Mo
ing service at 1880, sermon, The Achieve
ment Of the Impossible" repeated by spe-
la, / All arNFiRa
/ at 1890. sermon, The Tragedy OF Eden, "
/ the first OF a series OF Sunday evening
| sermons on bible tragedies" February
/ ~ The Tragedy OF Eden" February 10
/ ''The Tragedy OF the city" February 26
| The Tragedy OF the Unseen Hama" March
/ g. The Tragedy Of Christs Betrayal
March 70 The Tragedy OF Gods Judg
ment." The new song book will be used
| in these services.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Nidweek
~ Senior Endeavor at $50. Midweef
sHr,,icn NNednesdaY evening at >.

at 2 Senior Endeavor at $50 Mlu"eeN
seryice Wednesday evening at o.
Castellar Street, Sixteenth and Casteliar'
Ralph II. Houseman, Mlnls .Ia, ifesto OF the
Sfinv Of Kings" Bible school at noon
Young peoples meeting at $3.50. me 100
pants and Occupations OF NSarsi and RE-
Wednesday evening, me Mo'"i
ligious Views of Lincoln ,,.
Dundee. Fiftleth and Underwood, Gta Nv,
II Fisher misunderstanding service a. ~.
theme, REVIVAL Under David, ,I JhhTS Re.
sermon in a series on Some blDiS - ~
yivais" Evening service at I,So' c,1iinJjnt's,
"A Pictorial Representation Oh CSristian
Passion" Sunday school at S'io'
Endeavor society at 6'Sg
Westminster, Twenty ninth and Mason,
Rev. Thomas n. Mcconnell, fastor-SS SI, We
of worship with sermon on w nat MSst.,
minister should Mean to the E0iiliiiJa iss,s
at 1O.SO Sabbath school and Blple classeS
81 noon Westminster chapel Sunday school
at $3.50 Service of praise with setuIo , 90
"Trifiing with Christian Privilege Al ''OV,
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian, Corner ,s OF
Fortieth and Nicholas, Rev. Nathanl3i NJ
Giffin ID. D., Pastor-Morning WoIsli.Pt1 ,, a.
i6.g0. sermon. Christ and Mem solo, Inc
Good shepherd, by Mrs ., Mulisi cS SG,iIs
school and Bible class at u M CnIlsItSI,
Endeavor at $3.50 p. M eVehih6 WI WI 'iIE
at 80 y. m; sermon to YOUNG PeS SPri'st ~
the pastor, anthem, 'Leau Cs'oC.. Lon
solo by Mr. Wilbur; anthem BEST IlOu''
miscellaneous.
Gods WAY of Salvation" will be the
topic Of d. r. Charles, evangelist, Sunuay
evening at 7:45 at the gospel hall, 1903 cum
| ing Sunday school at ll:45
II. H. Tibbles will address the Omaha
| PHILOSOPHICAL society Sunday at p. m, IN
| Barights hall Nineteenth and Farnam
| streets, on Real Indian LIFE
Unity, Seventeenth and Cass, Dr. Wlnl-
/ fred Iillifors, Minister-Services az lo'5gi
] subject OF sermon, DUTY VS., PrnVleBe
| sunday school at 1l;45; topic creation
! According to Science
! Pennies. Charles w. Savidge, Pastor
| Morning What L. Meant by strange
/ Fire. T" Evening, How the Kingdom OF
| Heaven is Taken" Sunday school at noon
! Christian Endeavor at Z y. m. Prof. Mertes
has charge OF the music.
Hartford Memorial United Brethren, Cor
ner Of Nineteenth and LOthrop, Rev M, ~
! McLauEhlin Pastor-Morning theme, "Ihe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICIALS
RETURN FROM VISITING TRIP
spend Three Days watching the
workings of the Chicago
Club.

David Cole, president; Geor~- T. Haver-
stick. chairman of the execu g commit
tee. and Commissioner ]. NJ. Guild Of the
Commercial club returned from Chicago
Saturday morning after a trip in which
they investigated the methods Of the Chi
cago Chamber of Commerce. The CONNER
ciaI club men spent Wednesday Thursday
and Friday in Chicago, and were guests at
several meetings of various Chamber Of
Commerce meetings.
They carried out conferences with heads
Of the various departments in the Chicago
association, and have prepared a report of
methods used there which might be adopted
by the local Commercial club. 1t was an
nounced this report would be submitted to
the executive committee of the club at an
early date.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Presbyterian.

Central United Twenty-fourth and Dodge
Services at 1880 and 1880 conducted by
Rev. Hugh b. Speer OF Bovina, n. Y. sun
day school at close Of morning service y.
r. Mcmillan. superintendent Young peo-
pies meeting at $3.50. Seats free
North, Nineteenth and Ohio, NJ. v Hlg-
bee, D. D., PastOr-Public worship at 1851
and 1880 Themes. THE CAL OF Wisdom
and Blessed Forgetfulness.' sabbath
school at noon. Christian Endeavor at $50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at y.
First United Presbyterian, Twenty first
and Emmett Thomas n. Hanna, Postor-
Regular services at usual hours preaching
by the pastor. The call" for br. Douglas
Of pes Moiues, Ia will be moderated on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. sermon
by tho pastor
First Seventeenth and Dodge Edwin
Hart jerks, ID. D., Pastor-Morning service
at 1880; subject, a Greater Than the
Temple" Al 3 and 7.3D the Union Gospel
mission holds services, with Mel Irotter a.
one OF the speakers Christian EndeaVof
at 6l5. Sunday school al noon,
Clifton Hin. Forty-tfth and Grant
Thomas b. Greenlee, PastOr-Public Tor'
ship at 1880 and $3.50. Morning theme, he
JOY Of Doing Gods Win In Saving Men.
Sunday school at noon. Junior Endedvoi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Omaha Council No. 25 OF the American
Mobiles, held an enjoyable meeting at its
hall In the Ancient order Of United Work
men temple, February T. Officers were in
stalled and delegates elected 10 the district
convention, which is to be held in Omaha
during the month OF April Refreshments
.wers served after the meeting.
The council Is now arranging a card
party and dance to be given at the hall,
February "a. the winners to be awarded
with fine prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12


The visit Of Hesperian encampment No.
?, to Twin City encampment Of Council
Bluffs last Monday, was a very successful
affair. Twenty-Five OF the Omaha Patri-
'archs were in attendance and conferred
the Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees
upon a Council Bluffs candidate
Omaha lodge No. will have a candidate
for first degree work next Friday night
State lodge No. 10 will put on the first
degree work tomorrow night.
The next meeting of the Past Officers
association will be held on Tuesday Feb
ruary 2i. Matters of interest to all Omaha
odd Fellows viii be discussed and a large
crowd is expected at this meeting
South Omaha lodge No i4s will put on
the first degree work tomorrow night
Benson lodge No 21 will confer the first
degree on two candidates tomorrow night
Hesperian encampment No. 2 will have a
large class of candidates for the Royal
Purple degree next Thursday night.
jonathan lodge No. 226 has a candidate
for the second degree next Friday night.
Omaha lodge No. conferred the first
degree upon a candidate for Jonathan
lodge last Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Omaha Council, Royal League.

Omaha Council No. IS, Royal League, will
entertain its members at dinner Monday
evening at $50 in the olive room, at Hotel
Rome. w. e. Hyde Of Chicago. supreme
archon Of the Royal League, will be pres
emit After the dinner the meeting will
adjourn to Barlght's hall to admit a class
OF candidates. This dinner is the opening
feature OF membership campaign which
the council is going to conduct here during
the next sixty days. Charles J. Baroch,
district organizer is here to assist the
council in this campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Gospel Of Jesus in the Life of Lincoln.
Evening, Elijah the Scout All boy
scouts invited to attend in uniform.
First United Evangelical 2420 Franklin,
p. II. Hines Pastor-Rev 8 l.. Flowers,
who Is assisting the pastor In the revival
meetings, will preach both morning and
evening at 1880 and 1880 Sunday school at
noon. X. l.. G. +. service at $780, led by
the president, w f. CoaIley.
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints, 1918 North Twenty
first, NJ. A. Patterson, 1916 North Eight
zenith, President; J. NJ. Baker, 2gl4 North
Twenty-fifth, City Missionary Preaching
at II and s. Sunday school at 945. Young
peoples meeting at $3.50. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at S. Ladies' Aid So
ciety Thursday at ..
The Omaha New Thought Fellowship,
Baldrige Block twentieth and Farnam-
Sunday sevice at 1O:45 a. m. Address by
Alfred Tomson, theme, The New Thought
and the Bible" Eight p. m, address by
Dr. Agnes V. SHETLAND, theme Harmony,
the Law of Health" Wednesday evening
and Thursday morning Ruth b. Ridges
and Evelyn A. Fenton, OF the Minneapolis
Fellowship, will hold. two public meetings,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Modern wOodmen of America.

B. NJ. Camp No. s45 had a large turn
out at the msSaa on Tuesday. The off
GERS and. iii hold rehersals on the
Initial which b. & NJ hopes to
20 itself proud In this work.
~ the county camp were elected.
will give free masquerade on
-es evening, Tuesday, Feb. H. to
W95h members and their friends are in
vited. No admission will be charged.
Beech camp No. 1854 Modern Woodmen
OF America at the meeting Friday evening
taught several strangers the mysteries Of
woodcraft. Several talks we're made on
the good of the order. On Friday evening,
February II, the camp will give its regu-
lar monthly ball. which is always free for
the members and friends. Refreshments will
be served. and a large attendance and
e general good time is expected. Beech
camps members expect to capture many
strangers during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
OLDEST ODD FELLOW IN WEST
W D. Little Of Omaha Member of Or.
der Sixty Four Years.
IS EIGHTY.Fns YEARS OLD
Tntrrrstiua Announcements and
Lodge Room Gossip 90 various
Organizations 81 Omaha
Meetings This week

pr william Darwin Little. who recently
celebrated his 18th birthday At tho home
o. his daughter. Mrs Albert ~ Eaton 1905
Spencer street. IS said 10 have the distlnc-
tnn Of being tho oldest odd Fellow I'm
either Kansas or Nebraska. Ur Little Is
quite sure that ne has no rival for the
honor in either Of those states and saws
that 10 his definite knowledge there are
none in the United states who hold an
older membership
When DR. Little entered the Jefferson
lodge At 'effersou,iUn Ind. in 1877. the
Odd Fellows numbered about 5000 In MEM
bershp. Now tho books Of the order show
a roll Of over 1000 On names At present
DR. Little holds his memberdship In lodge
No. 135 at Welsville Kan.
DR. Little was born at Charlestown. Ind .
In 1926 He Joined the odd Fellows when
he was q years old and that same year
went 10 Lexingtoa. Ky. wher. he took
w the study OF medicine IN the Trausyl-
vania College ot Medicine He received
his degree, married and settled down to the
practice ~ his profession IN Fayette
county near Walnut nm on the famous
Lexington pike. Busy with his patients
the doctor did not enlist when the civil
war threw his state into turmoil Later he
moved TO Illinois, from there TO Kansas.
and IL now making his home with his
daughter in Omaha.
DR.. Little was well acquainted with
Henry Clay living but a short distance
from the great Pachicator's home. lie also
confessed to having played many a game
OF euchre with John Morgan, the famous
raider, who kept his fiddle in the doctor 8
office in which Or. Little studied lie Is
also an intimate friend of Ex-Governor
Hoch OF Kansas
Despite his years the octogenaran Is in
the best OF health and has never known a
sick day in his life. lie is an Unsuitable
reader and has a wonderful memory. #
being his hobby to commit long passages
He knows the rituals OF his lodge and never
has to refer to the printed page
Dr. Little has four children, Dr. H. L..
Of Kansas is the only son. Mrs. A. ~
Eaton and Mrs. II. N Craig OF Omaha
and Mrs ]. w. Marshall of Arizona are
the three daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Good Companions for
the Home

Designers of classic furniture - Sheraton,
Chippendale, Adam Hepplewhite- realized that it
takes more than a good wife to make pleasant
hou.e-they knew it also requires furniture of
character. of solidity, of individuality. SO their
efforts were directed to modelling chairs tables,
beds sofas, cts, that would unite elegance with
comfort and utility Remarkably well they sue
ceeded too, for today reproductions of their pat
terms are regarded as good companions for the
home and are sought by people having taste for
beautiful and artistic surroundings The display
of period designs in our store is extensive that
one may satisfy an ambition to have handsome fur
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

tainmcnt in honor OF Lincoln and Wash
ingtou birthdays at Magnolia hall, Twenty
fourth and Ames avenue, February Il, at
D. IA. All post and corps are cordially
invited.
Ladies Of George Crook corps will give
a kensngtou at the home of Mrs A. +.
Watson, 6Ol South Thirty third street Wed
ncsday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Annual Convention Of County Sun
day School Association Monday.
MISS SLATTERY WILL SPEAK
Has Had Large Experience with Girls
Of the Teen AEc"--Now on
the congregational work
ers staff.

The annual convention Of the Douglas
County Sunday School association will be
held At the Young Womcns Christian as
ISOLATION Monday afternoon and evening.
February 70. The afternoon meeting at
$50 will be held in the assembly room The
evening meeting at 80 will be held at the
Auditorium The leading Sunday school
workers will dine together in the Young
Womens Christian association cafe be
tween these two meetings
Miss Margaret Slattery Of Fitchburg,
Mass. will conduct an Informal discussion
OF the needs OF the intermediate grade in
the Sunday school at the afternoon meet
ing
Miss Slattery has for a number Of years
been one Of the we'll known educators Of
the country, being connected with the state
Normal school Of Massachusetts,. and has
had large experience with girls Of the
teen age" Her books and addresses re-
garding young people OF this critical period
have attracted attention everywhere, She
has been called by the Congregational
church to take a position on their staff Of
Sunday school workers with special refer
ence to the intermediate grade Parents
and teachers both in the public schools as
well as the Sunday school are invited to
hear her particularly in the afternoon
when opportunity will be given for quos-
ton and answer. Miss Sattery will speak
again in the evening other features Of
the program viii be an address on Boy
Scouts and the Sunday School" by Rev.
NJ o. Mclaughlin. and brief addresses by
Miss Margaret Brown and Rev Charles
FL Lewis, state Sunday school workers.
Reports will be heard and officers for the
coming year elected. The public is cordially
invited
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Garfield Circle No. H. Ladies OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, will hold a
Lincoln Washington birthday entertain
ment and party on next Friday evening
February H. at Barights hall In which
the members are expected 20 appear IN
Colonial costume A special invitation Is
given TO all old soldiers and comrades.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
FreIght Rate. AgaIn su.pended.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Freight rate
advances on grain, grain products and
seeds filed with the Interstate Commerce
commission a few weeks ago by railroad
lines operating in the northwest and subse-
quently suspended by the commission until
March /, 1911, were further suspended to-
day until July l.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

The members and friends OF Welcome
Grove No. "a, viii be entertained at an
afternoon tea by the guardian at her resi-
dence. 2626 North Twenty fourth street.
Wednesday afternoon. All are urged 10
be present Welcome Grove has increased
in membership in the last year and is go
ing to try for a 500 mark before this year
closes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
miscellaneous.

The ROYAL Highlanders will give a prize
mask ball az Fraternity hall Friday even
ing. February H.
Omaha Seymour Camp. No Is Woodmen
, OF the World, viii give dance Tuesday
evening al Chambers dancing academy
w Camp No. . Royal Neighbors Of
America. viii give a social dance Wednes-
day evening az Myrtle Han No. Z. Fif-
tenth and Douglas.
George Crook post viii give an enter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

At the service at IL o'clock at All Saints
church Mr.. Frank Mach, violinist will play
Alteration" by Borowski, as a prelude
and 'Humoreske," by Dvorak. for the Of
fertory solo, both numbers with organ ac-
compartment. The choir will sing "Te
Deum," in b flat by william. and ''Ho.
Every One That Thirsteth." by Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

'Maeterlinck and His Message" will be
the theme Of the sermon by f. T. Rouse al
the First Congregational church Sunday
evening, Mr.. Rouse will speak of the mes
sage of this Belgian mystic with an inter.
probation Of the beautiful drama Of me
Blue Bird" The choir will render appro-
pirate music.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
A IIfe ProbIem Solved

by that great health tonic, Electric Bitters.
is the enrichment Of poor, thin blood and
strengthens the weak. Soc For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Mondamin lodge No, IN will give mask
han az their hall. TWENTY fourth and Par
ker street. Monday evening, February, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

The celebrated harp evangelist, George II,
Thompson, viii assist the patsor Of Calvary
Baptist church in a series of evangellstic
meetings beginning Sunday and continuing
for indefinite time. Mr. Thompson has the
reputation of being one of the most cele-
brated harpists in the country as well as a
strong Gospel preacher. He comes directly
from Wichita Kan.