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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

Northampton, Mass. 1727-50.
Missionary to the Indians at
Stockbridge, Mass. 1751-S. Pres
ident of Princeton college in 1853,
at time of death. His most Gel
ebrated work. published in 1854,
was IAN Essay on the Freedom
of the WILL" Among his other
books were Doctrine of Original
Sin Defended" History of the
Redemption" "a Treatise Con-
corning the Religious Affections"
and Qualifications For Full
Communion In the Visible
Church" Edwards was one of
the old time exhorters of the
severely orthodox persuasion.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

The more helpless we are the NOR.
able God is.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06
THE HALL OF FAME.
JAMES KENT-Law writer
and jurist; author of Kent's Com

Ill eli Lar le d
Born Philip
pi, Putnam
county, N.
Y, July 81,
1903; d i e d
New York
d &c. u,
1S47. Grad
uated from
Yale, stud
led law and
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

After looking the men over care
fully, the surprising thing to us is
that women are ever jealous.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06
TIE HALL OF FAME,

S TIA ties m Il II.
diplomatist
and author.
Born Boston,
Jan, II, 17O6;
died Philadel-
phia. April17,
1890. Learn
ed printers
trade Il II d
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

To work without a plan is a waste
Of strength.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

Love never complains that it's bur-
den is too heavy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

In time, people with sunny DISPOSE.
tions become as tiresome as fried
liver.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

No man will do right as long as he
thinks wrong.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

There need never be any doubt
about what God will do.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

Only God himself can protect us
from ourselves.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

New York has a population Of near
ly five millions, several thousand Of
whom were born in this country.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

The man who is always counting
the hypocrites never dreams that he
makes miscount by not counting
himself.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

The devil likes to hear the long.
faced man talk solemn in church
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

The mole doesn't know that it lives
in the dark.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

If you are unpopular do not worry
about it. The fools poster popular
man pretty nearly to death.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06

The art of pleasing is the art Of
going upstairs in everything from
sweeping a street to running for con
gress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
BIBB

Centreville, April 1.-CSpecial. )-T'he c primary election Tn Bibb county for state and county officers passed oG quietly and a good vo,e was polled. It is impossible to get detailed re- port tonight on account of length of ticket.
 Atkins has carried the county for congressman at large by good ma
 tority with Ahercrombie second Brooke Hill and Price made sorry showings in Bibb Henderson has carried the county for president of railroad con- mission by several hundred majority over Brown
 J. H. Wallace leads for state game
 commission. Underwood delegates to the state convention had no oppost- tion. In the race for county officers. John $. Gardner has won for tax col lector; Robert Thrasher wins for tax assessor and Hayes has probably won for county superintendent of education although at this writing Yeager leads him. The surprise of the election ts the large vote received by II. W Lewis for tax collector, his opponent lead- ing him by a narrow majority. About 15OO votes were cast in the county. Beat 5. Centreville, gives Atkins 100, and Abercronlbie 23.
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CAUSES MUCH DISEASE
Advice About Stomach Troubles and
 How to Relieve Them

Do not neglect indigestion which may lead 10 all sorts of ills and com plications. An eminent physician once said that ninety-five per cent or all the ills of the human body have thelr origin in a disordered stomach.
 Our experience with Rexal Dyspep- sia Tablets leads us 10 believe them to be among the most dependable rem edies known for the relief of indiges- tion and chronic dyspepsia. Their fn- gradients are soothing and healing to the inflamed membranes of the stom- aoh. They are rich in pepsin, one or the greatest digestive aids known to medicine. The relief they afford Is very prompt. Their use with persist ency and regularity for a short time tends to bring about cessation Of the pains caused by stomach disorders.
 Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help to in- sure healthy appetite. to aid digestion, and thus promote nutrition. As evi- dence of our sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, we ask you to try them at our risk. If they do not give YOU entire satisfaction, we will return you the money you paid us for them. without question or formality. They come in three sizes, prices 25 cents, 50 cents and s100. Remember, you can obtain them only at our store-The Rexall Store. The Collier Drug Co.,, 109-11 N. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
DALE

Ozark. April Special )-The cleo ton passed off without special incident today, an unusually heavy vote being boiled.
 Underwood, for the presidential elec- tors; Clay for congressman Major Car roll for committeeman from the Third district and delegates to the state con- vention had no opposition. Only a few of the boxes have gwen the vote on state officers. It is estimated that Charles Henderson leads over Brown for railroad commission by to l.
 Price has small plurality for con- gressman at large with Abercrombie a close second. Cheh-y and Wallace are in a close race for game warden.
 For county treasurer, D. s. Cain, 22s; Garner, 215; J. w Malninson, 233; W. IC. Mizell, 1894; W. P. Windham, AT; tax assessor, J. A. Mcleod, 612; E. A. Trawick, 651; tax collector. J. Mo- Paker, 50; W. H Parkman, sos; E. M. Shell. 2S1 superintendent of edu- cation, William Head, incumbent, PAS; R. L. Marchman, 604; F. c. Palmer, 90. William Snellgro has won out in Second district In thN Fourth district Dykes and Monk will enter the second race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
FRANKLIN

Russelville, April 1--(Speclal.)-In the election here today results were as fol- lows: Two hundred and five votes were cast, 204 for Underwood. and the Under wood electors.
 Cheney received IA votes, Goodbrad four votes, John H. Wallace, Jr., 166; Brown 51, Henderson 1SS; Abercrombie, for con- 'gressman from the state at large, 62. Att kins, 8, Brooke 8, It'll A, Price 8. Bur- nett got 192.
 The news from the other boxes are that they will run just about the same proportion as Russellvllle does.
 Austin for county treasurer, Sbley for tax collector and Reid for commissioner from the Third district, had no opposi- ton.
 J. A. Ramsey and A. w. weatherford were out for tax assessor and the race will be close between them, as it will be between several others.
 Delegates are w. H. Gates, A. J. Hack ett A. C. Jones' J. c. Norwood and B. H. Sargent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
Interment Thursday

Knoxville, April 1,-Obsequies over the body of Senator Robert L. Taylor will be held here Thursday. The fu- neral train will arrive Thursday morn
 ing from Tennessee's capital and will be met by committees representative of the citizens of Knoxville by the bar, by the commercial, by the fraternal nd by the social and religious organ izations of which Senator Taylor was a member. The body will be formally conveyed In a local procession to the auditorium where 1t will lie in state. At II the funeral cortege will move to the church, where Senator Taylor worshipped in his youth. There the services will be conducted by the Rev. W. s. Neighbors. D. D.. of Bristol. Tenn. and the Rev. I. P. Martin, D. D., of this city,
 Interment will be in Old Gray cem- tery. beside the senator's first wife and their daughter, Mary The pail bearers will be Dr. B. D. Bosworth, pr. s. R. Miller. Harry Helm. Joseph Cant, R. s. Mazen, J. S. Hale. John Will Hams, c. B. Atkin, Judge H McClung, and W. T. Kennedy, all of this city. Vice Mayor s. F. Mill has called q mass meeting of citizens of Knoxville to be held tonight at which appropriate action will be taken touching the death and funeral of Senator Taylor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
MADISON

Huntsville April 1.-(Special. .)-In- complete returns from 4he seven coun- ties of the Eighth district indicate that Judge ". M. Richardson has defeated Samuel Blackwell for congressman by a big majority. In Madison county Law Ter is leading for treasurer, Rice for collector and Overton for associate.
 Huntsville, April 1.-fSpecial )-Reports from all of the counties of the Eighth district received at Richardson headquar- ters tonight indicate that Richardson has defeated Blackwell for congress by a ma- iority of 300. Fourteen precincts outside of Huntsville in Madison county give Richardson 10i6 Blackwell Al The count in Huntsville will not be finished tonight Hill, Abercrombie and Atkins are leading for congressman at large.
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ris for collector. About TOO votes will be boiled.
 Childersburg, April 1.-(Special. l-Judge Seventh judicial circuit: Agee AS, Merrill P; judge city court of Talladega, J. W. Vandiver 70: county treasurer, s. H. Hen derson 66.
 State vote follows: Wallace 75, Cheney 20; Henderson 72, Brown S4; Abercrombie 33. Hill 3s, Price 21.
 Taladega, April 1.-(Special.) )--Fifteen of IS beats give Abercrombie 401, Atkins Ss, Brooke 45, Hill 173, Price 110 Talladega and Sylacauga are not included in these figures, but Abercrombie will have a lead of from 300 to 400 in county. Henderson will get majority of TOO to Soo. Wallace will have majority of 15O to 200 For judge of the Seventh circuit Merrill has 800 majority.
 Circuit court judge. Cecil Brown elected over J. W. Vandiver.
 Treasurer, S. H. Henderson wins over J. A. Thornton.
 Tax assessor, J. l.. MoLain wins over four opponents. Tax collector, Jesse M. Morris wins.
 County commissioners, J. B. Stapp and B. B. Hill. Superintendent of education. M. B. , Iindon. Coroner, R. Heine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
CHILTON

Mountain Creek April L--(Special. 1.-The election here passed off quietly and the result of the vote at this place was: Oscar w. Underwood 96, c. H. Billingsley sS, William P. Cobb S4 James A. Mitch ell S5, J. H. Edmondson 91. Cyrus B. Brown 19, Charles Henderson Y, John c. Cheney 8, Thomas O. Goodbrad 8, John H. Wallace, Jr., 80, John W. Abercrom- bic GA Victor B. Atkins 8, Isaac w. Hill 12, Kyle B. Price Il. This beat includes the Confederate Home and owing to this fact the vote is generally large. This county, Chiffon. will undoubtedly go dem- ocratic at the next general election, as | 1t did in the last election, when after 2 years of republican majorities it was placed in the democratic column. Yer bena beat results: Underwood 42, Black mon fl. Brown g, Henderson 34.
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NECK AND NECK RACE BETWEEN ATKINS
 AND ABERCROMBIE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE D


 has Parker for presidential elector. Noth- ing definite as yet can be learned of the county ticket. The fight between the del egation to the state convention will more than likely result in a mixed delegation of local optionists and drys. The fight was made along these lines. Owing to the length of the ticket returns will be slow coming in, and final result cannot be told absolutely before tomorrow.
 Cullman, April 1.-tSpecial) )-The few beats in Culman county that have been heard from up to o'clock tonight indi- cate that Underwood is being solidly voted for. John H. Wallace is ahead for state game and fish commissioner. Brown has a good lead for president raoilroad commission, Abercrombie seems to have carried the county, with Atkins close follower. Burnett Is getting large vote without opposition.
 So far as concerns the county ticket, Howell seems to have the nomination for tax collector by a safe majority. Smith is nominated for superintendent of education, defeating Seibert by a large vote
 So far Burnum is leading for county treasurer Other county candidates arc badly mixed. It seems that part of each ticket for delegates will be elected. There are two tickets in the fight. Ii will possibly be tomorrow morning be- fore the count is finished. Atkins and Brown will carry Cullman beat by good majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
Republican May Succeed Him

Nashville, April 1.-Pending the con- vening of the legislature next Janu- ary the seat of Robert L. Taylor, se- nior United States senator from Ten nessee, who died yesterday. will be filled by appointment of Governor Hooper
 For the first time since reconstruc- ton days Tennessee has a prospect of a republican senator Should Governor Hooper name a member of his own party 1t Is believed that Newell San ders of Chattanooga chairman of the republican state committee, will have the refusal of the honor. Among the independent democrats
 the name of E. B. Stahlman of this city and c. T, Gates, Jr, of Knoxville attorney general, are most frequently heard. The latter has senatorial as- pirations. It is not known whether Major Stahlman would consider an ap- pointment.
 The death of Senator Taylor Is likely | to have a decided effect on the coming campaign. Benton McMillin and NJ R Patterson. both former governors, are l the leading names mentioned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
TALLAPOOSA

Dadeville, April 1.-(Special.)--In this beat Henderson and Brown for president of railroad commission, are running neck and neck; Price for congressman at large leading, Atkins second. Wallace for game warden has slight lead over Cheney.
 Alexander City, April 1.-(Special.) )-The primary election passed off quietly in Tal- lapoosa with small vote reported. It now appears from all reports received that Cyrus Brown for president railroad commission and Cheney for game warden will be the nominees. For congressman at large Abercrombie and Price are run ming a neck race. Tom Heflin, who has no opponent. is nominated. For county officers, 1t appears from present reports that Burnett for school superintendent Is nominated. Max Adams for tax collec- tor, Rowe for treasurer and Harper for assessor are nominated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
LEE

Opelika April 1.-( -(Special.)-Seve out of 16 voting precincts give Brown P, Hen derson 307 Cheney 119. Goodhrad 2l. Wal lace ITO; Abercrombie T, Atkins s; Brooke 1S. Hill 9s Price 15l.
 Opelika and Auburn beats are not count ed. There Is opposition to county of flcers in Lee. ope)ika boiled 400 votes. The regular vote is about 500. Light vote boiled over county.
 Opelika. April l.-(Special) )-Ten out of IS precincts give Brown 47. Henderson 5lS, Cheney 25l, Goodbrad 3i. Wallace 26o. Abercromble i53. Atkins 39. Brooke IS, Hill ls4, Price lSo This does not include Opeilka count.
 Abercromble led in Auburn. Phenix City is not heard from. Opelika boiled AS votes Two hundred and thirty-seven counted so far gives Hill 97, Price 72, Atkyins IS, Abercrombie 40, Brooke B, Cheney 200. Wallace sl. oGodbrad 6, Hem derson 252. Brown r. Lee county of- ficers nominated as follows: M. NJ. Dun. treasurer, George W. Slmms assessor. W. NJ. Bass collector. J. A. Albright superin- tendent of education delegates to conven- ton. T. D. Sanford, N. P. Renfore. J. T. Yarbrom4h G. N. Mitchal, G. A. Hays. T. A. whatley, R. B. Barnes. J. B. Lyons. H NJ. Wilson.
 Roanoke, April 1.--(Snecial.)-Returns are very incomplete tonight. Wallace,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
LAUDERDALE

Florence, April Special. )-Re- turns to o'clock show that Underwood has carried Lauderdale practically solid. Abercrombie Is leading for con- gressman at large and Henderson is leading Brown. Wallace for game war den is leading. For county offices. Hill for assessor. Carson for collector and Warren for superintendent of educa- ton, elections are sure of success by good majorities. For treasurer the race is close between Malone, Davis and Kennedy, with Malone leading. Rich ardson. wins easily.
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this box out of 175 votes cast: Under wood 159, Cheney IA, Wallace IS, Good brad 2. Brown IA, Henderson IS, Atkins 70 Abercrombie "A, Hill g, Brooke 8, Price ?, Moody 129, Hobson 45. County offices: Tax collector, Hay 13s. Townley 28, Morgan 3, Superintendent of educa- ton, J. W. Smith SS, York 4S, Scott Ss. Treasurer Hugh Morrow 127, Sherer %, O Rear l9. Auditor. Preston IF, Craig 40. Commissioners, Second district, Grace 139, Harden 23, Burkett 5; Fourth district
 Davis s3, Lantrip 54, Burton 24, Hiram 9, Johnson 13; Sixth district executive committeeman, Cutlery 13S, Gibson r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
I, LAWRENCE

Courtland, April 1.-(Special. .)-Election passed off quietly with about normal vote boiled. It is impossible to get a correct estimate on Lawrence county. as the ticket is long and telephone connection bad. 1t Is estimated that Henderson and Brown will run close in the county. Aber- crombie is getting a large vote. Hill and Atkins following in order named. Ricn- ardson will carry the county by a very large majority. This precinct gives Brown IS majority. Abercrombie 27. Rich ardson 40. The delegates to state conven- ton will be- A s. Byars, R. l.. Coburn, J. NJ Houston, W. R. Jackson, J. c. Kumpe. c. M. Sherrod and J. S. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
COOSA

Goodwater, April 1.-(special )-Four largest beats in Coosa gives Henderson lead over Brown for railroad commis- sioner 10 to 1. Cheney leads for game commissioner by small majority. Aber- cromhie leads hy large majority In coun- try beats for congressman at large. Good water beat gave Price 52, Abercrombis 90. Atkins l. Brooke l, Hill IS. The hot fight in this county was over the delega- tion to state convention. The delegation headed by Chairman Julius Jones appears to be defeated b ythe delegation headed by D. H Riddle by about 10 to l in the four beats heard from. Kyle Prices nane was left off the ticket in Coosa and ~ managers in Goodwater beat W.T.
 name on the ticket and he carI
 beat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
CONVECTION

Andalusia, April 1.-(Special.)-on &C., count of the length of the ballot it will be impossible to give returns from this county before tomorrow From the re- turns thus far received the following have been nominated: Treasurer, ". J. Merrill; tax collector, w. w. Wallars; tax assessor, c. NJ. Wiggins, superlntend- ent of education, H. J. Brogden. The county will go for Henderson for rail- road commissioner. It will take a final count to settle who are the delegates and the other state officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
CALHOUN

Anniston, April 1.--(Specia1 )-About 5000 votes were cast Eisht boxes are yet to come Henderson and Wallace carry the county Abercrombie and Atkins are run ming close, the former being AS ahead at present time
 Agee for circuit judge is leading, al- though Merrill will probably be elected. Cooper leads for judge of probate. with Arnold close behind. Cowden for tax as- sessor and Whitestde for tax collector are leading Condler and Nunnally win for commissioner of Second and Fourth districts respectively.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
DEKALB

Collinsville, April 1.-tSpecial, ,)-phe To- cal box gives Abercrombie 5S, Atkins 30 Brooke 5. Hill 5, Henderson Il, Brown 70 Almost full vote cast.
 Ft. Payne, April 1.-(Special. )-ln- complete returns from Dekalb county show the following vote for county or ncers: For treasurer Barnard, z4Si Be thune. 2s5: Harralson, 101; Spears, i15; for collector, Lively, SS; Roberts, 2iS; Warren, 129; Killian. iS2i Erwin, i2l , AIcMahan, 56: for assessor, Bowen, 05, King, 242; Marting. 24l: Fuller, a67; for superintendent or education, Cur tis. 499: Smith. 22e; Mathis. lG7. The state officers lost sight Of In the in terest taken in county officers.
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Uniontown, April Especial )-Vote of Uniontown beat: Underwood 12S, Wilson 12, Brown 49. Henderson S1, Cheney 20, Goodbrad 25. Wallace S1, Abercromble 5b, Atkins 73, Brooke 1, Hill 1, Price 1. For county treasurer, Barker 103 Dunlap b, Nichols Il; for tax assessor, Howell 12S; for tax collector, King 121 Wallace 8; for county superintendent of education, John son 127; for commissioner First district, Alexander 121, Ivey 10; for commissioner Second district. Howze 10, White 122 for justice of the peace Precinct 3. Christian 139; for constable Precinct 8, Lambett 127; for beat committeeman, Davidson 124; for Oscar Underwood delegates to state con vention, Curb 13, Deyamport s4, Eiand 37, Hogue 30, Johnston 11S, King 24, Nelms 61. Phillips 112, Pitts 110, Suttle n, Tay- Tor 112, Tucker s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
LIMESTONE

Athens, April -(Special)-The election passed off quietly in this coun- ty. large vote was cast. It IS im- possible to tell who is nominated Richardson carries the county by 2Ooe majority. Atkinson is leading. Brown lis in the lead. Robinson seems to win for collector: Gray for assessor; Clem- ents for superintendent of education; Noblett, cotton weigher; Brfdgeforth for treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
SUMTER

Cuba, April 1.-(Special.)- )-Hobson $ ma jority II; Wallace. 46; Henderson 60:- Abercrombie, 30.
 York, April 1.--(Special.) )-Ideal weather conditions brought out a very large vote in Sumter county and 1t seems now that Moody has carried the county by 50 ma jority. Galloway has won over McElroy for superintendent of education by 2O( majority and Patton has beat Wallace for collector by 13o majority. Little for treas urer has carried the county and Shaw
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
LAMAR

Kennedy, April 1.-(special.)-In the election here today from seven tc eight beats heard from, Charles Hen derson leads for president of the rail- road commission; for state game and fish commissioner, J. H. Wallace leaus John W. Abercrombie carries these beats for congressmar at large. Fol representative for con ngress from Sixtn district from six beats heard rom
 Hobson 25l. Moody 1s1. For county superintendent of education. J. T. smltn Is in the lead from beats heard rom
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
BALDWIN

Bay Minette. April 1.-(Special.)-In- complete returns from Baldwin county show the following vote: Abercrombie 119, Atkins 94. Brooke O. Hill 8, Price 2' Dent 1lS, Wiley 43. Delegates to state convention will be Tunstall Bryars, H. 5. Greene, Charles Hall George H. Hoyle and Q. F McMillan. The collector race Is the only close race, Stapleton and Humphries nearly tied ". J. Hall will be nominated assessor and James Voltz treasurer Nothing of unusual note re- ported at the polls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02

Henderson and Abercromhie are Fsad;ss in the county. Word is leading for super intendent Holder for tax assessor, Yates for treasurer, Anderson and Cotney for commissioners
 Opelika, April 1.-(Speeial) )-Including this beat the vote in II out of Is beats follows: Henderson SS1, Brown S1, Cheney 622 Wallace 320. Goodbrad 36 Hill 374 Price 902, Abereromble 22, Atkins 50, Brooke 26
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-02
Congressional Committees
Prepare to Receive Body

Nashville, April 1.-Preparations be- gan this morning for the reception of Senator Robert Love Faylors body here. The hall of the house of rep resentatives where ths body will lie in state Wednesday, will be draped in mourning IO-
 The capitol commission ordered the contingent expenditures necessary made The governor, mayor. adjutant general and board of trade officials are meeting to plan programme. The guard of honor will be detailed from the Confederate veteran societies.