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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Beaver Democratic.

Beaver county is Democratic. This is
conceded by both Republicans and Pro-
gresSives. II Is the home OF i. j.. ToltoD
Democratic candidate for governor. who
Is Very popular throughout the county
and who will receive n large vote IN Uca-
Vcr. Ills candidacy has given the Demo-
Gratis In that county an incentive and
they will undoubtedly carry the county
for the national state and county tickets
The Democrats in Beaver county are aid
ed also by a healthy BuIl Moose move
ment that will draw strength from the Re-
publicans.
Beaver county four years ago gave Taft
a plurality of 2Sl and Spry plurality OF
49,. In 1910 Howell carried Beaver county
Toy congress by 40 The Progressive
strength in the county is conceded TO be
200 and practically every Progressive vote
VIII come from the Republicans. This GER
tain, ii may easily be seen that the Dem
ocrats have the advantage in the county,
especially since the head OF the Demo-
cratic ticket is 80 popular In Beaver. Mr.,
Tolton has served three terms in The leg
islature from Beaver county and two
years go carried the county as candi-
date for state senator
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BUSINESS WOMAN
OF SALT LAKE CITY
Mrs. b. G. Smith Tells Some
Interesting Things Re
garding the Use Of Plant
Juice.

Mrs r. c. Smith. one OF Salt Lake
'ity's excellent business women, whose
home is II S12 South Second East street
tells some interesting things regarding
hoy experience with Plant Juice, For
hftcen years Mrs. Smith has been real
dent OF this city.
II have seen Salt Lake City grow and
prosper for many years. she says. II
have tried - great many tonics In that
Time and can truinfully say that tho
Plant Juice that I began taking few
weeks ago Is different and is by far
better than anything ! have ever taken.
1t has toned mo Mp, has relieved indi-
scStiou and other stomach, troubles with
which 7 hayc suffered and made a new
woman Of me. in fact IL Is 4 pleasure
10 recommend this new ana really mar
ycioua tonic"
Plant Juice is tho juices Of a rare conf
hiuation Of medicinal herbs, gathered from
u1ny parts OF the world IT Is purely
vegetable. free Of harmful ingredients:
il is the greatest specific. tonic and sys-
TEN cleanser OF tho age. In almost in-
credible time Il will put new health and
energy into you. For all ailments OF
stomach, liver, Kidneys and blood il IL
today without an equal No matter II
your ills arc chronic, you Will find relief
in Plant Juice. Nervous debility. indi-
gcstion and kidney and liver troubles arc
tho curses OF modern city life, Plant
Juice 'Is an absolute specific for these.
Each bottle is guaranteed. See the dis
play and talk TO the Plant Juice man at
Schran,m -Johnson's store No, ). Third
South and Main.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Mixup in Millard.

The Republican orsa nization' in Mllard
county is In n bad way, The county Is
usually Republican. but by n close inar-
gin This year It gives every Indication
of coina Democratic. James KELLEY. un .
I'll recently Republican county chairman
of MiiArd. has gone over to the Progress
slvcs wiih much OF the Republican county
organization, There will he a healthy
Progressive vote in Millard, which Wiil
come almost entirely from the KepuDli-
cans. The Republicans arc making a
hard fight To hold MiIRr6 in limo. bat
the conservative Republican leaders arc
couccdinc thc county to tho Democrats.
Taft carried Mllard four yeats ago ny
go and Spry by tweuty-nnc votes.
Howell carried the county two years ago
by l00. The Progressive strength IN The
county is conscryatlvc!y placed at $50.
which would make it .appc&r that the
Democratic national slate and local tick
cts viii carry the county by safe mar
gin,
Morgan county viii likely be carried by
the Republicans. though the pluJalitics
will be reduced That little county savc
Taft a plurality of IS four years ago and
Spry carried the county by margin nf
100. Bowel two voars ago carried the
county by 1SS The ProGrcSsivcs have
a county ticket in the field and expect
20 poll upwards OF TOO votes, which would
make the county close. though the Rcpuh-
licans would SIN have The better OF tnc
situn ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Scramble in Piute.

pjutc never takes ils politics straight
IT iq one OF the smallest counties in the
state hut politically speaking is one Of
the Hveliest Normally il is safely Re
publican. bu, there arc so many insnrC-
cnt Republicans there that tho county is
doubtful. lust now tho insurgents arc In
tho saddle. holding most oi the county Of
clccs, They are all Pr0grcSsiYcs this EcaI
and viii give the regulars u good race.
Tho Democrats sre in the minority, By
fusnc with insurGert Ecpuolicans and
III" Socialists TWO years ago ihc Demo
crafts elected member ~ tho leSisl3 ture
from Pluto. This year they are eotug II
alone, and thrr" ia chance that they
may eject their le.isla tive candidate.
Four years ago Taft got twice many
votes in Pluto as Hrian and :Sprv Ii3
more than Knight. TWO years q ~ Howell
got 2li votes TO f,rictSnn's ninetr-two.
This year there appears TO be = chance
that tho total vote Of the county will lac
almost equally divided among the Eepuo-
llcaus, the Democrats and thc Progress
siv"a.
Rich county appears safe for III" Re-
puhlica ms. TAFT led E"ysn by 1t2 ~
Rich four years ago and Srry poIicd I37
more thnn Knight. Howell ran 100 votes
ahead Of Erickson two wears ago. The
FrrGrcssiva vot" In Rich appears 10 be Il
,gl-li @ ihia ,n1auiit"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Progressive Strength.

The Pro@rcsslYcs appear stronger in
Salt Lake than in any other county.
There arc active Progressive orgaui2a
tions, however, in almost every sec
tioa of the state. In Weber, Cache.
Utah. Sanpctc and Carbon counties the
ProgressIvcs arc tho strongest outside
of Salt Lake. Should thc ProgressiVcs
get 10000 votes in Salt Lake county
and 5000 in the state outside of salt
Lake county, the Democrats arc al
most sure 10 win, for $4,000 has been
large plurality FOR thc Republicans
III thc state in the past three clcc
lions,
Some of thc Progrcssjvcs come from
the Democratic party but Democratic
leaders bcllcve-7nd apparently With
somc iuS'ijcatinu--that there will he
enough Republicans who viii vote for
the Democratic party this wear to off
set thc loss 10 thc P-ourcSsiNcs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Wilson's Probable Vote.

Indications are now that Woodrow
Wilson VIII poll about the same NUM-
Der of votes An were polled four years
ago for Bryan. If $4,000 were de-
ducted from Taft s vote of four wears
ago in this stale, the majority for Taft
would he cut I'd the vanishing point
Throughout. the larger counties dur-
ing the rast week there has been n
pcrrcptible strengthening of the Demo
cratic battle lines and An apparent gain
in strength. The ProgrcsSives have
been losing in the smaller counties but
gains in Cache, Salt Lake Weber and
Utah appear to have more than Offset
the losses in the outlying counties.
The Republicans have boen steadily
losing ground in the more populous
ccnters Of the state, but have gained
q trine in the smaller communities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Iron Likely Republican.

Iron will go Republican, with the pos
sihle exception OF tho local CANDIDATE toG
the state legislature. JoEn Parry. the
Democratic nominee appears TO have r
chance Of carrying tho county. There Is
vcr5, Mttlc Progressive sentiment in Iron,
nevertheless the normal Republican ma
jori;y Will be reduced.
Taft carried Iron county four years
ago by go and Spry by a. Howell beat
Erickson IN iron by oSi votes.
JlIah is just now Ia be placed in the
doubtful column. Tic Democrats and
RepuolIcans are about on an even foot
ing by reason OF the presence OF about
$50 Progressive votes in the county. tart
carried Juab by l9S four years aEo. while
Knight beat Spry by t26 votes in ihs
COUNTY Two wears ago Howell pollcd
236 votes more than Erickson. THIS wear
the Socialist vote VIII he an important
factor. The Socialists are strong IN the
mining camps. and this year inc more
enthusiastic express the hope OF carry
Ing Juab.
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0HvlNCE
MORE PHYSICIANS

kusnsy. May 1, 1a1a, an invitation
rpnoed 10 The physiclans OF san
u throuel tho evening Bulletin
Fnlna Post To check up the re-
rase OF Ola bctcs alleged 10 be
II oy the books.
rs ago one o. the best San
y hospitals iajjcd in the case.
rs pa ticnt got so weaE ne could
-am tbcy told him dieting was sil
''r DO done. lie took Fulton q
Ltompound and recovered and
arlively In busi less ever since.
INC symptumy returned. HIS
reported suaar aud that tho
"a. Oh hiun again. Vo told
t,ao known II to he ccntrnlioI the
t,ie. He started again on tho
Nv'npnund. In order lhat doubt
pe convinced VIC made arrange.
physicians %ho believe isla-
A trfhp'e 10 hare samples and give
w adcrcas and invited them
he snllctin and Iosl to make
~ hstd week by week. so ths [
rrn'd sec the SUGAR diSarprsr.
ves this mean If results cannot
p'eSr cu@ss? IL IL crUc. 10 hold
isli'Ire on Codein (couis lniDe
Wpn lncks up serrctIcns, Nbcr
aye bciug had by tho use Of 2
rloI twithpui scdat,veS).. In.
wnlSli IS tn help The llvoT oXi-
tusats and atarchcs, GSccov
arf ~ youpg people. but in ~.
middle HE va lack for gu1s
Ecncral ruIe). Schrainn1
Prng GO. II agent. Ask rri
10y write 10 John j. Fulton Com.
>W Francisco. tAdvertiscmcnt)
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Taft in Tooele.

Toocle county will probably be found in
The Republican column this year by about
200 plurality, Taft carried the county by
500 votes and Snry by 30 four Years ago
Howell had 800 to spare in Tooele two
years ago There is a Progressive move
ment I'm 'Tooelc bat it does not appear to
have enough momentum TO endanger Re-
publican success in the county.
Indications are that Uintah will be
Democratic this year. There is third
party in UntGn county. but even without
IL Democratic chances appear more than
oven i'm the county, because of Democratic
gains In the reservation portion OF Uintall H..
Four years ago Taft beat Bryan 100
votes in Lintah and SpVy lost the county
by votcts. Howell carried the county in
1910 by $50 votes. but Democratic MEM
bcr of the state legislature was elected.
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Sappcte battle-ground.

From now Until election dav Sanpctr
county will be invadcd By speaker. OF all
political parties. IL is conceded hy ali
parles to be dchatnhle tcrrltoN-. The
ProgrcssivrS have u large following in
Sanpctc aud Will poll a compare lively
large Not" drawn for ihc most part from
tho Republicans Nevertheless the Rs-
pdhica ns are hopeful ri getting \ nlur-
ality In III" county and apparently have
some prospect OF success. Tho county
committed H. spending large sums In tho
county In sn effort to swing The county
Ia the Republicans and their rampaign
ls apparently having aone effect The
Progressive movement appears Ia be
checked and TN" Democrats are not maxi
ing tho gains expected,
4 poll az Ephraim iokrr recently gave
Tie Democrats SO. Tie EapunlicanS 600
and the proGrcSsiNcs loo. Four ypars ago
Tart got doe votes In EphlRim and Bryan
S6, This would Indicate that the Dcirro-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Close in Fifth.

The Fifth ward is the most doubtful
sector OF the city II has long been
Nncflcah ana (hcrc appears TO be a
larger percentage OF doubtful voters In
ne iIfth than in any other. Many OF
the Americans living in the Fifth will
vote very mixed ticket. Taft and Spry
appear 10 be In the lead and will prob
ably carry the ward. The vote on tho
county ticket In the ward is very much
in doubt.
throughout the county. outside of thn
city, the Progressives have beer making
phenomenal gains and the Rcpublca ms
have been suffering heavy losses In the
cointIN distrlTtS The drift from tho Re-
puhicans to the Puogrcssivcs appears TO
De much greater than In the city.
Forest Dale VIII he carried bv the ,hjr(1
party rms suburb Is strongly Progress
sivc and viii poll n biz vote fo, thn EuI,
Moose national. state and local tickets.
Inc rrogrcssiycs likewise have a strong
toloW'nG IN Garfield. Taylorsviic Riv-
ertou and Union. Mldvalc and Granger
seem to be "a fcly Ecnublicau
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Sewer Is Close.

Sewer county will he close this year,
with the Republicans slightly in the ad-
vantage. The Democrats at present hold
most of the county offices. hut on state
and national Issues the county has been
consistently Republican bv normal ma
juIty OF 500. The Prozressives are organ
ized in Sewer county and will poll between
200 and 200 VOTES, sufficient TO reduce
greatly the Republican plurality but not
enough to wipe IL out,
Taft carried Sewer county By 500 votes
four years ago, though Spvy got only IL
more votes than knight Howell received
200 more votes TWO years ago than Erick-
son.
The Prosressives in Summit county VIII
poll upwards OF coo votes which VIII be
enough TO give the county to tho Demo-
Gratis Taft carried the county by 200 and
Spry lost 1T by 200 four years ago. Howell
had a plurality of 600 Two years ago, but
at The same time a Democratic member
Of the 1egIsla ture was chosen from sum-
nit Many Republicans arc this year con-
ceediDg that the Democrats will carry the
county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Emery May Switch.

Emery county, usually safely RcpupH
can is likely to So Democratic this
year. The Progressive strength is not
very apparent in Emery, hut the Dcmo-
Gratis appear 20 he attra citing the disaf-
fcctcd Republicans George NJ. Miller,
former Republican membe- of the log
islature from Emery. ia this year Dem
ocratic loader In the COUNT The vote
On state and national tickets in the
county Will be close. l.. l.. DNrrSun.
Democratic candidate for the Legislature.
appears certain OF success. AS Demo
cratic candidate for tine state "cnaie two
years ago hc carried the county.
Four year; ago Taft led Bryan In En-
cry by Ji9 Tc'cs and SprV beat Knight
10y l5S. TWO years ago lInwol's plaral-
lily In Tic county was cut To l0S Emery
may h" placed in tho doubtful column
This ycar, With tho chances oi success
slightly favorinc the Democrats
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Davis Dcbatable.

tuIy. II is 80 regarded by both Demo-
Gratis and Rcpunlicaps. and during Ire
coming week speakers 81 all parties will
invade the county and iIy To win II over.
The Progressive strength in Davis Is not
marked. but may nc sufficient to Cause
the county 70 go Democratic. Taft four
wears ago carried liavis by 305 and Spry'
ny @0S. whilo Howell got n plurality or
@Go two years ago. IL the ProgrcssiVcs
east 300 votes In Davis county IL is ilscly
to 90 Democratic.
Tho legislative candidates from Davis
county are all strong men aud each is
ikclY 10 poll his full party strength. G.
K. Mabcy IL the candidate of ihc Rcpub~
licans, n. r, Porter OF the Democrats,
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Box Elder.

The Republican state and national tick
cts will carry Box Elder county. though
by greatly reduced ma ajorites. Four years
ago Taft. carried the county by 9sa and
Spry by III. TWO years ago Howell s
plurality was cut down to f19 This year
toe Prosrcssiyes Will get upwards OF 200
votes in Boz Elder. which Indicates that
the Republicans will have only narrow
margin over the Democrats in the county.
While the Republicans seem likely 10
carry HoX Elder county for the State and
national tickets, II. appears certain that
Representative VI. H. WelllnS, Demo-
crat. VIII be re- elected 10 the state leg
isla ture. Mr., WelliuE ovcrcame the nor
NAL Republican plurality Of bout 500 two
years ago, and this year with a Progress
s,vc ticket IN the Geld 10 draw strength
from The Republicans his election appears
col in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
MAYOR
PEAKS IN NEW YORK
lational News Service.

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YORK. Oct, 2I.-GeorSe r. Lunn,
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address a meeting of mill striE-
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b on the east side this afternoon,
n spoke twice.
Tariff means. nothing" ne said
III his addresses. THAT which
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Pilers. The workers OF the coun-
nothing b.: begging for 1T There
fatcr tyranny than police power
ecidcs In advance what a man is
say
Inder II Little Falls will be an
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pfds were interrupted by cheers
y. He said lie expected to go 10
and would Introduce a bill FOR
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sald, would reduce the prizes OF
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EASTOS. Pa. Oct. 1.-TWO automobiles
were plunged into the Della ware river nt
Myers Ferry, near here. thls evening. and
four of the party we're drowned. The cars.
loaded on biz fiat boat. started across
the strcam. When nearly across the fer
ryman, fearing th. boat would be struck
by an approaching raft. reversed The
boat. Tic reversal caused the boat TO
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One Of the machines belonged to Leon II.
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children were drowned The other car be-
longed To Nathan Trunk, whose wifc and
friend. Miss Rcbeeca Tyson. Is years
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

opposition 10 tho Republicans was never
more lopefni of Sn"""ss than ~ present
~ BY nearIv 5000 over Bryan. -pry beat
Knight by $500 In the county. Two years
ago Howell had plurality of 200 over
the American candidate and OF n"aTl!
II 900 over thc Democratic candidate.
The Republican part" this year IN the
county !s badly discrSIniZcd. WINE tie
Democratic party has the best organlzs-
tion in It's history. Many Of the leading
Republicans in ;ha county have gone
oyer TO The pro.tcSsiyc5 and many
Democrats who haVo been voting tGc
Republican ticket in order tp defeat The
Americans Will return this year TO the
Dciuogrp1Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
San Juan's Vote Doubled.

san Iuan county has tho largest area
ty in the state, Two years ago il cast
only 100 votes However. the oil strike
In tho county has attracted many pcrspny
and the vote this year viii liknly ne dou-
blcd. The vote may change The comrlcx-
Ion cf things but at present the ind!ca-
tioDs are that the Democrats will carry
the county.
Taft beat Bryan four wears ago by
Itweniy-'wo votes and Spry beat Knight
two votes. TWO years ago Howell beat
Erickson five votes. There Is - lively
Progressive movement in san Juan this
year with u complete county tcSct in
tho field. II tine proGgcsslYes take n
dozen votes from the Republicans the
Democrats Will carry tho countv.
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Strike Affects Vote.

In Bingham and Sandy the Democrats
sppeaI TO have The best chances The
Republican county ticket is decidedly un.
popular at Bingham because OF the at
ntuuc OF County Attorney Wiley and
Sheriff Sharp toward the bingham s.riI<.
efs The Bingham vote viii be reduced
by reason Of the exodus of a large num-
Der OF strikers. The strike viii likely in
crease lhe SOCIALIST vote In Bingham.
BY reason of the fact that they ha,,. q
such "a r'S margin 10 20 on and by reason
IoG their control Of the county and state
poNicaj machinery. the Republicans seen,
TO have the best chance to carry the
county but they have by no means Tho
ccgt3 jntS Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

votes and Bryan forty-th which
would indicate that tho vote OF the coun-
ty would he in about the same propor-
tion as usual
Weber county comprises a big doubtful
portion OF the vote OF the state this
year The Proeressives are particularly
strong IN Weber and the more cntIu-
carry the county. IT is likely that they
will poll about 1900 votes. 90 per cent of
which will come from the Republicans
This indicates a close contest between
the Republicans and the Democrats
with the odds slightly in favor of the
Democrats.
Taft four years ago swept Weber
county by 1900 votes and SpTy carried II
by 400 TWO years ago HowelIs plur-
aiity dropped down to $50. whilc a Re-
publican senator from Weber was elect
ed by only sixteen votes.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
State Seems Doubtful.

Without Injecting any prejudice into the
situation Ciah seems certainly doubtful.
with the chances a trnc better for Re
puDbHan success throughout the state
But If The Republicans do win it will be
by a close margin both In Salt Lake Coun-
u and in the state.
The Democrats are making better
campaign than at any time in recent Years
while the Republican campaign does not
appear 10 be nearly So effective as for
mcrly
Observations In the various counties
niSht prove Of interest. alphabetically re-
viewed though these observations should
not be considered as Ill eiclilon nrnnkncY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
|s|DENT TAFT IS
(AGA||V At CAPITAL
tItive Returns 10 White
hse for the Winter From
}acation by Seashore.
'IH BUSINESS AHEAD
biIity of Intervention in
'ba Again Becomes Mat
Her Of Importance.

national News Service.
Oct. @1.-Prcsldent
day returned 20 the White house
winter after an absence from
xton OF more than a month. Inn
business awaits him. TomorroT
q busy day, foreign affairs in
snds pressing for attention.
sresident arrived at the White
o o'clock. With him were Ma ior
b. his aide. ard the secret serv-
Il The clerical force employed ~
. had previously returned 10 the
|ouse. Mrs. TAFT and Miss Helen
n moi return 10 Wa shington until
|ortion.
ming al the White house, newly
and decorated for his ro:urn.
hour after MS arrival. President
|nrded service at All Souls church
mined at his official home during
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-OYMENT AGENCY
yN BY J. p. MORGAN
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rpational News Service
fORk, Oct. Ell, =. Morgan.
earned today, has long been the
an employment agency which
/ the needs Of commercial insti-
>ontrolled by the Morgan inter
years ago every mail brought
OF letters from friends request
n'organ 10 give their relatives OF
empioyment These requests in
|Qntil Mr. Morgan decided TO ere
4'pAa,ment 10 handle them, and
10 all practical purposes a i p
employment agency resulted.
tencys office Is on the Same
nih a few feet OF Mr.. Morgan
pIIice at % Wall street. Hundreds
Sees are placed within tho Nor
nf influence every year, Tho
lst rs said 20 be 50 long thai
must clapse before como anpli.
q be given positions.