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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22
ID bv the federal grand jury.

| turned against the National Packing
company and ten subsidiary concerns
and bin in equity filed asking that
the National Packing company be
| dissolved
June -, l9l0-Indictments against
the National Packing company Quash.
ed by judge Landis and a special
grand jury called to renew the inyes'
tgation.
July II, l9l0-Special grand jury
impanelled and inquiry begun.
Aug II, l9l0-Thomas c. Lee,
manager OF the dressed beef sales
| department of Armour and Compar!
indicted for perjury and Alfred X.
Urion. chief counsel for the company
and three employees charged with de-
stroying stenosraphers' notebooks
| containing important Information de-
sired by the government
Aug II, l9l0-Attorney Urion dis.
charged with a reprmand and the
| other respondents held for further
hearing.
Sept =, l9lO-lndictments return.
cd charging ten packers with conspir-
acy in maintaining a combination in
| consraint OF trade
Dee. {. l9ll-Trial Of The ten pack
ers begun before Judge Carpenter.
The trial Was one of the longest
criminal trials in he history OF the
federal courts. Ii began Dec ., 1911,
and the Jury was sworn in Dec. H..
The first witness was called by the
government December 2S. The GOV
crnnient put ~ witnesses on the
stand and introduced l4SS documents
in evidence The record of the case
contains I00O,O00 words.
1t is estimated that the trial cost
the packers s50O,O00, ana the govern.
mcnt about 100000.
rhe first witness called by the GOV.
ernment was Albert H. Needer, the
dean of counsel for the packers and
I personal legal advisor OF the late
Gustavus F. Swift, founder OF Swift
and Company He gave praph.c
description of 'he Old packers poo
which met every Tuesday afternoon
prior to 1902 and gave the d atails OF
the method by which the fresh meat
business of the country was controu-
ed. He declared that no attempt was
made to fix prices and divide terri
tory after the old packers pool was
dissolved in 1902. He also told OF
the attempt of the Armour, Swift and
Morris interests to combine the pack
ing industry into a billion dollar cor
portation and how the plan was drop
ped because of the inability of its pro-
moters to finance it.
Nearly every witness called by the
government in the trial was either
an employe or former employe OF one
of the corporations cohlroHeu ny 'he
defendants.
The defense cross-eX&mlhed every
witness at length ana IN TINS wa!
got much OF Its side OF the case Ne
fore the jury.
The jury whlch heard the case WAS
composed OF the folIoWlhS'
j. E. Harvey, % years oid' grocer
Wilton Center, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22

We have meal and hulls for sale
and will have as long as they can
be gotten in this section. We deliver
neal in your barn for S1.40 per sack,
and hul!s for forty cents per hun,
cred.
ARDMORE OIL & MILLING co
Stf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22

To insure the best success in bak.
ing use Jersey Lily flour. Sold only
bv Brady & Brady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22

TO CURE p COLD IN. ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
fails TO cure f.. w. GROVES sig.
latnre 10 on each hoE. csc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22
WaldIng. Kinnan & Marvin.

WHOLESALE Druggists, Toledo. q
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Prices. rs
cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-22
HoW's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligation by that firm.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
LINCOLN SCHOOL
MAKES A RECORD

Lincoln school on Orchard Mesa
has been in session nine weeks end
ing Friday OF this week. The pupils
of this school are somewhat boastful
Of the fact that there has not been
"A tardy mark in the school for the
last six weeks and that there has been
but four cases of tardiness during the
entire nine weeks. There have been
no pupils absent except such as were
unavoidable. This is surely a credit
able showing to both parents and
pupils. The pupils enjoyed a quarter
holiday at the close of the second
month One pupil of this school lives
two and onc-half miles from the
school house
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
NEWS FROM OLD MEXICO
Associated Press.

Associated PTeSS.
Mexico City, Nov. THE Mexi-
can people must be prepared to be
governed by dictator who will
rule by the sword If they fail to sup
port the present administration, ac-
cording to President Madero.
The statemen was made in a talk
at a banquet at which the guests
We're Congressman and politicians in
private life. The banquetters retired
with only an indistinct idea OF just
what it was the president had meant
and since then the public generally
has done much guessing as to his
real meaning.
When MaderO was spreading the
doctrine OF equality and democracy,
there were few who would have be-
lieved there was the making of des-
potic dictator in him. Since then,
loweyer, by his Invocation of the law
of suspension of constitutional guar
antees, he has displayed some of the
signs of successful iron man"
Many have suggested that President
Madero was warning them that he
himself would be the one to rule by
the sword"
Long ago" said the president,
when | first began my work, | de
cided hat the will of the people was
the will of God. This will must be
to see that il is. The present gov
ernment has fulfilled its promises,
and if the government freely elected
by the people cannot sustain itself
IL will be proof that the Mexican peo-
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
AN OPEN LETTER
To THE VOTERS
LFaid AdyertIsement.


Tho Progressive Party was or
ganized to meet on insistent demand
and the response of the people has
been the most wonderful demon
stration of the kind in the history of
the world.
No one living has ever before seen
Great Party organized and become
a great Contending force in twelve
weeks time. This can only be ac-
counted for on the ground of Plat
form promises that come closer to
human needs than any other party
has dared before to put forward. II
you have read It,, so over il care
fully again and note that it is an
absolute Contract with the People
ana does more to adjust conditions
ON Square Deal" basis than any
party pledge ever placed before the
people.
The work that has been carried on
has been done largely by volunteer
labor. No County Organization ever
attempted to do the work of an or
ganizatiUn on the small amount of
money we have had to do with. and
1t could not have been done without
workers who were willing to go down
the line for the principles involved,
without hope of reward.
Now in the closing days we ask You
first to get your own vote and that
of your family out early, and then
assist US in your particular precinct
to get out the last Progressive voter,
and victory will be ours. We have
given our time freely and thank you
for the encouragement you have
given us, and now in the closing of
this great campaign give us increas-
ed encouragement and personal eff
fort.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
WITHOUT HIS
ENDORSEMENT
Grand Junction, Colo,
November ,, 1912.
Mr. Walter Walker,
IE1ft,r ,F Gartip.i

Mr. Walter Walker,
Editor of Sentinel.
DEAR SIR
As soon as ! read your editorial
Of yesterday called up Mr.. Berry
and told him that the statements at
tributed to certain workers were not
made by my authority, nor with my
knowledge.
wish most omphatically to dis
claim any authority from me for
any statements about him in anywise
rrejudiCial to him in his canvass.
Yours truly,
WALTER S. SULLIVAN.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Wreck nn Second nivisinn.

A serious wreck reported by local
railroad men TO be east of AHnturn,
tied up Rio Grande No. today
and it is reported in the city at G:2O
tonight. 1t was held at Salida. No
details Of the wreck could be Sc
cured from local railway offices. save
that it was a bad freight smash-up
with all details lacking here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

Adversity has resulted in an al
ternation of the personnel of Pascual
OrozCo's immediate following The
rough riding of the guerilla warfare
made necessary by the campaign of
General Huerta and by the efficiency
of the American authorities-iA pre-
venting the expectation of arms and
ammunition, did not appeal to a
number of the more fastidious rebels.
and they have disappeared from Or
ozcO's army.
One of the first to go was Con
zalo Enrile, a polished product Of
the old regime who had charge of
the treasuryof the rebels. Jose Cor
dOba, who bore the title general
secretary Of the revolution" was one
of those captured by Americans at
Ojinaga when the father of the rebel
leader was taken In custody.
Others who for various reasons
have left the service Of the rebel chief
voluntarily include Alfonso Casten-
eda chief Of staff, Miguel Quiroga.
and lose Serret. These three left
together and established their tenn
porary homes in Canada Casteneda
and Serret had been in the regular
army, the latter at one time pay
master general. Quiroga is a resi-
dent of San Antonio, Texas, though
a citizen of Monterey Mexico.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

pie are incapable Of democracy. 1t
would then be necessary to call a
dictator who will govern by the
sword
The president also bitterly assail-
ed the press, an institution for whose
untrammeled liberty he fought. The
portion of the press which has sur
yived," said the president. lis in its
majority a relic of the old regime. It
tries TO alarm and 10 deceive the peo-
ple but il tried to do so for thirty
years and still the people revolted.
and they will refuse to believe il
now"
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Going TO Now MeNico.

Mrs. X W Burdette of $40 Colo
rado avenue, leaves shortly for New
Mexico points for a visit of indefi-
mite length with friends and relatives.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

How much reliance the executive
can place upon the support of Con-
sress this fall and winter is not
known. That President Madero be
came worried during the first days
of the session was evident. IL had
appeared that the government party.
or the Progressives, had the control
of the chamber when that body was
gathering at the capital. but not a
week had passed when it became
apparent that the chamber had been
split into many factions. giving no
party the control, Worse still. men
who had been elected by the voters
of one party solemHly announced
their own political views as differ
ent from that of their constituents
and lined up with one of the many
factions
All that became certain early in
the session was hat there was a
strong group who declared their sup
port OF the administration so long
as they approved of the government s
measures. The conversation most
frequently heard in the lobby was
that Congress now gas going to
conduct the affairs Of the country
that Congress would give instruct
ions to the president rather than re-
Ceiye them"
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Newman Practices.

W. A. Newman a4well ltnowns Rio
Graude Dumpman went to Dominguez
this mCrningl He has rigged up a
place to shoot at targets there and
is getting to be Il crack shot
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Prom Indinn Creek.

George Ponsford of Indian creek
was an arrival in the city this week to
visit his parents at the Melrose room
matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

We've won great reputation as
being 1.-The Store for children's
shoes. Come and see why. McCon-
nell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Olntlle Visitor.

Mrs. N. c. Workman of Olathc is
visitor in the city with local friends,
arriving from the potato region last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
n. b. Cassells. Chair

y. y. " TITTdIIIs1 0VTTGTdTN
,. S.-To vote for Roosevelt and the
balance of the ticket write PRO
tAltESSlNE" at the top of your bal
lot, and DON'T use any other
word. 11-2-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

Telluride Lady Hecr.
Mrs c. T. Gaines OF Telluride is
among the visitors in the city this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
Holmes AMnN Agnin.

Fred G. Holmes left this morning
for the beet growing section 80 miles
southeast of the city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

PRINTED CARDS for sale at The
Sentinel office For, For Rent CfuE
nished or unfurnished) Dress
making. Plain Sewing, Rooms (fur-
nished or unfurnished), Private
Board, Roard AM Rooms, Notary
Public, Etc.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02

Thcre'8 q way of being placed IN
touch with people who can aid you in
carrying out your plans-and at a
minimum expense. Try the Sentinel
Want Ads in locating the country
place you want or finding a tenant
Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15
HEAD S7UFFEI2 COR
A C0LD2 TRY PlPt'S
ONE DOSE Of FA1GS COLD COM
POUND GIVES RELlEF-GL ts
IN Few -ClSS.

You will distinctly teei your cold
breaking anu all the Grippe symp'
toms leaving after Jaklng tho very
first dose.
It 10 positive TACT mat Pape' 3
Cold Compound, taAen every two
hours. until three consecutive doses
ira caien. viii end the grippe and
break ~ the most severe cold. eth
sr IN The heud. ctumach 1t-hts, ss, ,hk
sr N tie lead chest. back, stQm.
lch OF limbs.
It promptly relieves the most mis-
erahIs hendlche iullness. head anu
nose stuffed ", tsverishness. sneea-
ing, sore threat. running of the nose
MUCOUS cararrhaI discharges sore
ness. Stiffness and rheumatc 1winges
Get L accent package OF PaDe 4;
Cold COMPOUND from WON'T druggist
Ind TAKE lc wi-h the knowledge that
ic VIII positively AMI promptly cure
your cold and end all the grippe
misery. without any assistance o.
BAD afrsrerscts and that it con
tairs no guinine-icut lcceCc some-
thing else said to De Just 4s good
Tastes rice--acGs gently.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

me1hod for accomplishing these -7s-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

tlcrury 10 Take care Of The over
production N 1hls line. for future
Use. Tue prison consumes a large
amount Of lea-her. she report says
lad 10 l1 proves practicable, after
5he pen lleatiarys cold storage
gLang .s N operation. to purchase
caJ1Ie IN The hoct, to be butchered
tor genilsn1ary use. tannery
would De. ahe warden says. OF great
l.vantaSe 10 the institution.
The report suggests that $4,000
De sgenG n erecting / barn. There
IS On hand l01 woc6 mules and a
lew horses and the forage Of future
wears wiz have tc De cared for. II
IS recommended that additional
csam; anu herd ct milCh COWS
De purchased Farm machinery and
Tools .c the value OF $1,000 is also
recon uenied.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

-=r. 5 tire Rec ,s.
Du Call YUUrseAf professor 10
matter what you profess Dox1lo5y
viii 10, ii you should ever De asked.
l!) Look wise, wear ;pecrIclas, act
L urtla peculiarly Occasionally walk
into the country with book under
your Lrm and L little '1mmer Seem
lbsrructedf Break OFT Little piece
OF rock with The hammer ant look
Iou-g az tr.
90 Be L little careless Ia your tress
Look ahead when you walk lnt rarely
greet Anybody Ignore tne common
people Say little. Your GuieGn ess
viii make people think you know
much They VIII socu say-"He IS
IN odd genius wonder what he
Is always studying about { would
like to know Why be looked 50 long
ut that Bit OF rock
Then viii be yCur time to strike for
popularity. when TOU get Crsnl i'll 20
guessing In from three t0 sly
months the reporter Of your Little
town uAwspaper viii be short cf CODY
lnd looking tor i story viii hunt
you UP. That VIII be the psychology
caI moment for you rp spring war
fake story upon the g'IIHbIs wcrt
which. 1s BArrun declared hikes I'd
be hurnhrggaG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

Stop so -eat me was, AZ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

Making IT, N our opinion, the STRONGEST 1esr the nost
successfll, md widely useful medicine for ,b.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15
snu c:-.r Era-tu:s.

Another .1Ss way 1t rslrh.1= t1A
-ub-c or = 1-cur The u-ss ot 11-
-,rrpr.cgv. The story Of u sssi-.g
link IS worn cl- The scc-y -,dc \ tall
ma Eve were children 90 -,rSsTs =
,hi1r7arzses - olt lrt -lrell ;l-e
Eu c1ts field IS srtI- i sPr+ll5. sne q.
sy-a- The public. mt -.sre5,-e -i-
-svs-a-e-s ira lIsc lcl-Ir CT, te
--st .rl a --.-sr 10 L NV VA
To tell .nl- L MIN lra1t-,. 5r-- 4
---a- 81, from a wise v---s -ccse
1,- trench rcrr l1crhs- luke.
reserves. e~-- there 3 r----r e
room s,- v,1- .crscr-v rn--k ct
r.,- d .q-.sr s-,-v COULD ea written
.- Describing our l-tes-.-s Is mos
as As -,,~ nv -hs.- sz-s On
rr-s- --- --rr. .-,l-,-s l-t T.
.--,s ,.v one -s--,t- r-.,srr.5 ssy
r.a-st .--, -,,rr5t- ana savc-ab.s
----,-~s-- v,r., ,ri-zst il, - tn;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

A guild OF godparonts to save cdil"
dren from incongruoua names IA be-
ing suggested. Tho lnto Canon Haria-
ley, author OF book on English
names. told the ntorr OF what Vis
probably the mont idlctln mans ever
bestowed upon All unfortunate ihfalr.
A woman had her nou baptized Whar-
for no other reanon than 10 calaa
amusement In nitpte resta when, be-
ing asked hla name, he should reply
What"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

were lying IL they would but think
But how few people rnink on .Iat In.
The public has swallowed the Wild inI-
aginlnrs OF Dun-e. OF Th0s. A. NempIs
and 1f1ers, and never thought rbar
rhey were tDIssd. Why would rley
not swallow your flze As welI' rl3y
would forget that you have no know
edge OF the subject even ls -hlF DO
with the vaDorings 0t Others gone 80
fore They think that the Bible
teaches those things and would think
the same OF ay gr9rasque hing You
might tell them.
Another successful Dlau IS 10 l1-
lack the Bible Or sill more slccass-
tII w0uld De IN attack upon sCcG
Christian minister whom Won have
reason 10 believe : Unpopular Soak
him Roast him Few viii crirlclse
you TOR 80 meGn and unferhanded 4
course You must imply soue very
rasclllr things, or the nsw sDaDer y n
not think ,ha matter "neWsy. Re-
member thlr SANDER ts alwlvs lDDrA
ciAted by the mIsses because Of their
iaDravi1y. and they bid the highest
prlcs for what they crave
The ccsr &c ycG
Yes. [ tid SLY thai Won should have
the recipe quite free And you can ger
much popularity cheap. Whlc Z now
tell ; whLt -hs resulcs win cost you.
You win Deryerr y0ur corscjeuca-
scar ir. You viii tsmenn Yourself
IN your own estimation while rising
in the esteem OF those you gull
Do noe forget th1r Cod has 9ruujs-
sd / future Iis--L resurrecC.0l tr0u
the dand through Jesus To attain
=ysrllsri1g Life every downward step
must BE- retrlced in shame-Danisl
-2 ,
Th.nl, ri This before attempting 70
,ake the PUBLIC. Be assured thar God
,anno5 BE- deceived and that ygu shall
-euD what you SOW Better then he
ass popular wirh uan and Improved
't God for doing good unto Ill men
Is you have opportunitY-espe pecIally
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:. . . = :: :. :: g e :: . .

W'culd you like 10 be greDr and have
your ulme FLASHED all over the world
to every newspaper Would you us- Co
have your nlme in everyDody's ; moura
discussing you and your sayings
Il 80, let ME give you quite sree the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15
5ENlrENTLaSY FARM PAWS.
Sc,s las sfc.s-tl; 20 Tcs creiir n
sarss a. hcAIesr.r.

Oklahoma City, Dee. l4-rhere Is
On deposit IN McAlssrsr banks ST..
81. IS To the credit Of the Okla
hou-L stale peuiGsn.iary which
cams. f. w. Dick. warden Of the
Institution, tells the boar,f Cf CON
crul. IN L report. ehiafIy from Tie
sale IT tAru products raised On
the peritsnriary firm The turn
contains 1000 acres, oil which Bncu-
300 ars in cultivation. and the re-
s1Irs Of tie List two years ius1i-i':s
tile warden says, his reccmmen';i1.t :
LGdiciuual Agricultural bet1aru snl ls
50 the t4ru may he ults more
7ru ttcubie
IG > intended during 1915 -9 cul-
ctvlts 100 ldditi3nlI Ieres. OF Tie
total LOCO acres win De I'D corrcn,
900 10 Vegetables l1t The rpnlLin-
der in forage crcps. crpcu cccr INT
sorghum. Tts board 6; Ls6s: 70
appropriate 800 for seed. exclusive
q cotton pIsnty u which $ On
hand. Owing 10 much q Tie ill2
crop being cccrou. feed wiz have ,c
3a purchased tor 71a work sE9clL
There was cuc from rhs iIru CON
:itsrabls hay during the ysar Int
this = On hand. but Warden Dtcf
believes r VIII require L fund d
s. 500 to carry the stock through
the winter.
All Of the t1-- ca1 De uIts pro-
tuccivs. the warden says, by means
q .-risaticc. He h4s constituted
1 dam. making IN arr4tUiII lake
which contains 31G1GQG1 galI0ns Of
water covering IN area Of lbc1t
twenty acres. The lam ls Urge
enough I'd make / hike covering fl
" acres. Eruu The lyLhs i1 il: in
tended 10 lrrtsats by -ravtcg TOW
and Tor fumes, tools, slc.. the board
.s asked for about $500.
IT, will require considerable work
20 place The turn in condition 70 be
cultivated art Warden DICK urges
.na. . grva, 7art OF the work be
done during the coming year. li
: his ltaa 10 install tlc1ori@s to-
ward making 1h4 Ce1itsrtilry self
su7rcrclux and L. tc VIII require
time 90 ga7 the industries started
he urges -na- work Ct putting the
farm II .i-sc-cI1ss coutIcicc be TAX
81 ID.
-hsrs 1r7eu-s 10 he In almost
endless scp-ly o. sand rock upcc
-hs rs-l.sr.fl-y tract. a-t IL : pr--
ycsst q, cocsc-uct I'LL future tuIld-
irrs Of this crIrs-t1L The -ucS car
be sxcavatst bv convtc1s while rsn
ts-t-- The L1-t s1biscd To cz-ttv1-
ticc. War,tsr Dick SAYS II : a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

Little Margaret r,',ired her mother
measuring clH.s ~ rtidiae II up 10
her nose wS,h ree ntrj sad rohchlrg
out her arn'$ lces.a uf.a The other
She looked thcesa "a, asr = moment,
then asked, Nov cas rcu measure
cloth thar wsS' tsa YEA smell a
yard"
Son -. 49,. -. ,--.... A.
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10 the household 0f faith.
rtaB WANDERING Itt"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-15

Oh. anything marvellous N = sub
act the publlc knows nothing about.
For Instance. you could tell The r.
rortsr that you tor years have been
studying and Calculating Just when
-hs earth WIS crearsd The reporter
viii say-iood' the public should
know lI about SO important 3 uLrrTr
OF everyday life Ets viii EsC h.s II
per and pencil and TAKE down 2vety
precious word Let HIM have yrl-
hs wants and what the people want
"a fake rb+ more absurd your sJor'
-hs more sure viii bee your snrt'- tame.
Guess millions OF wears l-t usyet
crack L smile and the reporter and
public will take you seriously for a
most learned man ADD plenty O..
rllsh5s. They lre cheap and will,
make rour st0ry the moro ~'rt2t