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Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
CHRONICLE CARD BASKET
Personal and Social Functions
During the Week

Milford - -
Mrs; John Ryan is visiting relatives
IN Wilmington.
Cow Evans, of Cambridge, Nd, spent
Sunday in Milford.
Paris Carlisle, Jr., is spending Thanks
giving at his home here
Mrs. T. C. Davis is visiting her
brother, John Eisele, in Moorestown,
N. J.
Miss Sadie Tucker is visiting friends
week.
William Smith, who has been i'll in
st. Lukes Hospital, New York, has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Wilkins. of Will
mlngton' spent few days last week
Miss Viva Johnson is spending Thanks
giving with Mrs. George Macklin in
New York.
Rev. H. L. Bunstein is in Philadelphia
this week on business but will return
for Sunday.
DR.. Samuel Marshall, of the Wills
Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, spent Sun
day in Milford.
Mrs. P. A. Boone and son Myron are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bryant.
Mrs. R. D. Shaw, who attended the
funeral of her nephew at Denton, Md,
has returned home.
James N. Coulbourne and wife of
Seaford, Delaware, were the guests of
W. R. Wright last week.
Mrs. James Deputy, Mrs. Harry
Thomas and daughter Alice are spending
this week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Lank is spending Thanks
glvlng in Philadelphia, as the guest of
laughter, Mrs Emma Taylor.
James Saevan and Marshall Jones
anne from Delaware College to spend {
he holidays with their parents. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Donohugh. of
are visiting her parents. !
lr. and Mrs. Edward Williamson. :
Mrs. T. Alan Goldsborough and chill O
ren of Denton, Md, are the guests of p
er parents Mr.. and Mrs. George H. c
Mrs. B. H. Eddy has returned to her
ONE in Jersey Shore, Pa. after visiting
er parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Davis,
or three weeks.
Stanley Arthur, of Wilmington, spent 1
thursday in Milford as the guest of DR.. n
. W. Marshall Mr. Arthur is the y
rtist who is painting the pictures for P
ne State House. Z
Prof. T. c. Atkeson and wife have il
sturned to their home in Morgantown, t,
Test Virginia, after spending several ol
ays with DR.. and Mrs. Ruhl, on their W
sturn from attending the sessions of
le National Grange at Manchester,
ew Hampshire.
On Sunday last a party motored from al
'ilmingtOn to Milford. the guests of A
ritz Cause. Among the party, besides N
le host, were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De- n,
rmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Satter- W
waite of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. fl
allie of New York. Excepting the De- do
rmOnds, none had seen Milford before m
I'd were loud in their praise of 1.-THE 81
eautiful little city" Nj
The engagement of Miss Jessie M. "a
emmett and w. Edward Bennett, of ~
New York, was announced W
a luncheon given by Miss Helen
,rafford in the above city this week.
r. Bennett is a Delaware boy and
rmerly resided in and near Milford.
he announcements were in the shape of or
nall cupids bearing small heart-shaped by
rds. The wedding will take place ed
xt spring. Sc
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
SURPRISE PARTY.

On Thursday evening, November 10th,
Miss Anna Farrow was given very
pleasant surprise party by Misses Mabel
Farrow and Nellie Hugg, in honor of
her birthday. There were about forty
guests present, coming from all parts
of the State for the occasion. The
evening was spent in games and music.
Delicious refreshments were served and
Miss Farrow was the recipient of many
gifts.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
MILFORD NECK

The Ladies Aid will meet at the home
VI Mrs. VIM. Bennett this Saturday
evening, November 29th.
L mrs. Vim. Harrington and Mrs.
I;uward Holleger and son have been
visiting in Dover.
Leonard Maloney and Albert Walls
uave v, returned from a trip to Philadelphia.
arecent illness.
Ethel Watson and Miss Nutter of
wLLlIord MI have been guests of her mother
,,g nog Killing has commenced, but the
leather %eather has been too warm for it to be-
come general.
AZ mrs. Y rs! Paris Kirby is visiting her mother
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
NAN IS WEDS WOMAN SO.

A marriage license was issued at
Dover last Friday to DR.. Thomas D.
Hubbard, aged 85, a wealthy land
owner near Bowers Beach, and Mrs.
Blanche E. Cosden, aged sc, a divorcee.
The pair. with a Camden magistrate,
motored to Dover. Under Delaware's
new marriage laws, they could not be
married until twenty-four hours after
the permit was issued. Just when the
was performed has not been
learned.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
COMMUNICATED.

To the Editor of the Chronicle:
Will you allow me the space in your
valuable paper to ask why the refuse
drainage of two families, occupying the
southwest corner of Second and North
Streets, is allowed to run down 210 feet
of open gutter, to the detriment of the
health of all the school children who are
obliged to pass four times a day and
sniff the offensive odor? A VISITOR.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
RECOVERED HIS SAW.

'Itpays to advertise in the Chronicle, "
said James L. Davis of North Walnut
Street, on Monday morning last, for l
have just got my saw back" He had
loaned it, and the borrower had failed
to take it home so Mr.. Davis got the
Chronicle to hunt it out for him last
Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
OBITUARY.
HUDSON.

On Saturday evening, November 22nd.
1913, Mrs. Rachel A. Hudson; died at
her home in North Milford, aged 81
years. She was the mother of ex-Re-
preventative B. F. Hudson, George H.
Hudson, John w. Hudson, James S.
Hudson and Howard T. Hudson, who
is now the Oyster Revenue Collector
for Delaware. Her funeral took place
on Monday afternoon and interment
was made in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
HOLSON.
In the morning of Monday, November
24th. 1913, Mrs. Laura Virginia Holson
died at the residence of her husband.
Augustus Holson, on West Front Street,
North Milford, Delaware, after an ill
ness of several months duration. She
was in the doth year of her age, and the
funeral was held from their late resi-
dence on Wednesday at noon. and inter-
ment made in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
She was the daughter of the late John
M. Twigg and wife, and was we'll and
favorably known by the people of Mil
ford. Her mother is now Mrs. Isaac A.
White of North Walnut Street.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
BOX SOCIAL.

There will be a box social held at
Neck school house Thursday
evening, December 4th, proceeds for
benefit of church. All come and have
a good time.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
CHURCH news.

This paper POSITIVELY WILL NOT receive
notices for this column after Wednesday noon of
each week. If you cannot get them to us before
that date do not bring or send them later If they
are sent they will be destroyed and not used. This
notice is FINAL. and applies to everybody.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
MARRIED.
TRUITT CAREY.

Fred Carey and Miss Sarah A. Truitt,
both Of Lincoln City. were married on
Thursday evening, November 10Th, 1918,
at the M. P. Parsonage by Rev. L. A.
Bennett.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
Impeached Governor to Test opin.
ion of New York Attorney
General in Courts.


ALBANY, New York, August 10. -
Especial to The Adyertiscr) That Gov.
crnor Sulzcr will decline to abide by an
opinion rendered by Attorney General
Carmody, declaring Lieutenant Cover
nor II. Glynn to be the acting Governor
of the State, and Will seek a court deci.
sion to test the legality Of his impeach.
ment by the assembly, was the general
oninion expressed in official circles to.
day.
10th Sylzer and his counsel declined
TO discuss Attorney General Carmody 5
findings. Carmody holds that the a.
sembly was within its rights in instl.
tuting impeachment proceedings at an
extraordinary session.
"When the Governor IS impcachcd
by the assembly" said the opinion,
"all Of his powers are automatically
suspended until he has been acquitted
or the impeachment proceedings dismiss.
ed by the court of impeachment.
I'm the meantime the Lieutenant
Governor acts as Governor. This is the
plain intent of the Constitution. Any
other construction would nullify its eA.
press provisions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
Origin of Story Flashed to World
From Mexican Capital Is Puz-
cling President Wilson; Report
From Special Envoy Lind Indi-
Gates That Huerta Is Now Re
ceding From His Position.
Members Of Both Branches of Con-
gress Stand Firmly Behind the
President in Preventing a Dis
crssion of the Mexican Situa-
ton; o'Shaughnessey on Job.
lBy Federal Wireless TeIegranhN

WASHINGTON, August l9.--(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser) 49, While at
BREAKFAST today President Wilson re.
ceived a cablegram from Charge
ID 'Affaires o 'Shaughnessy in City of
Mexico stating that Huerta himself
authorized a denial of the story that
an ultimatum had been issued The
origin of last night s scare is puzzling
the administration. o 'Shaughnessy re.
ported that the war rumors were
'abled back to him at ten o clock this
morning. He Immediately visited Mex.
can Foreign Minister Urretia and his
population of the whole story imme.
liately followed
With the reports of war discredited
matters in the City of Mexico today
are normal.
Lind is awaiting further instructions
before resuming negotiations. The
President does not regard Huerta re.
lection of the mediation plan as end.
ing the hopes of peace. lie is en-
outraged by the fact that the Mexican
dictator has given Lind no personal
rebuff and still believes that some
amendment for a settlement will peace
fully succeed.
Secretary Bryan later denied that
he had said mediation had been reject
ed and would neither confirm nor deny
reports that Huerta had replied to the
American proposals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
HUERTA REPUD|ATES STORY Of.
.ULT|MATUMT
SENT OUT FROM MEXICO CITY.
BELIEF NOW IS THAT
RUtRTA IS RECEOING
FROM STUBBORN STAND
(By Federal Wireless Tclcgraph)


WASHINGTON, August 10. - (Spc.
eial 70 The Advertiser) - The belief
prevalent in official circles here that
Huerta has at least partially rctrcatcd
from his original intention to refuse to
discuss possible American mediation of
Mexico's troubles is based ON John
Lind s telegram of this morning. Lind
reported that he was summoned to the
Palace last night after MeNico's reply
to the United States was sent to Wash.
ington.
Press reports of the reply said that
it resemblcd an ultimatum. Lind S
message today told of Hucrta : inter.
est in America S activity, saying also
that he hoped, if possible, to end the
present international tension. Denial
or at least population of last night s
story ensued.
President Wilson does not feel him
self able to act further, pending the
arrival of detailed information of the
situation in the City of Mexico.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)

SAN FRANCISCO, August ID
Especial to The Advertiser) The For
tola Festival Committee today an
nounced the appointment of James
Dougherty as resident portola eominis'
sioner for Hawaii. William 7. Raw
Inns, recently named resident athletic
commissioner for the Portola will CO.
operate with Dougherty Commission
or Dougherty has already taken up
plans for participation and 1t is prob
able that Honolulu will send hoat
and boatload of enthusiasts to the
San Francisco celebration next octo'
Der. =,
~ believe Honolulu will and should
enter striking float in the Portola
said Dougherty, "The festival is an
excellent opportunity for promotion
work and besides that, Honolulu's in.
terests are closely allied with those oil
San Francisco and this is chance To
show il. As soon as ] return home
will take up this plan which is a mat
ter of great Importance to the chamber
Of commerce, the merchants exchange
aud the Hawaiian Promotion Commit
tee -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
Dynamite Goes
off; Kills Many
Carload Explodes In Heart Of
Mexican City Many Women
and Children Victims.

(Ry Federal Wireless TrlrgtThl
CITY or MEXICO. August TO-
Especial to The Nd,vrtiscD
More than one hundred persons
were killed and injured today $50
Tocuhaya by an explosion said TO
have been caused by the collision
Of car of iron with a carload of
dynamite in street.
The disaster occurred iu the most
thickly populated district OF the
city, the victims being mostly
women and girls.
An the adobe houses within
radius Of i've hundred feet of the
explosion were lcvcled TO the
ground. Thirty bodies have already
been recovered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22


The announcement Of the resignation
both by q. G. Won Hamm, secretary Of
the TerIitcfial Hotel Company, aud by
Mr.. Hcrtsche, was a surprise 10 the
community, inasmuch a. no iHtimatiOn
bad been previously given that the
change was contemplated. Mr.. IIertsche
will leave the service Of the company
~ the close Of the month, and the hO'
tells will then be conducted by their
present stats until the company de
oidcs upon the future method Of super
vision 81 ol its hotel Interest,"
~ can only state that Mr.. liertsrhr
resigned this morning said Mr.. you
llamm "As 10 the future I has,
nothing 10 say Bt present. egcept that
the hotel stats viii assume charge Of
thor respective establishments
Mr. llrrtsrhe, however iutim1irl
that the resignation came Bthrr ui
denly and that 10 WIS due. in mrn-ufe
NJ dinerourr- between lim-flf HuI tho
hotel d.rrctos Further fhuu thf in
timation, md nls0 that ffHun wer
too many hOssrf,N Mr. iIwHrHp gaft
no specific IeHsOuH for ihg sr rrHure oi
his connection with thr tHrm hptcl-
fl hufp 70 hotel uUIrf H Wow
sHId NJ lir.is.hr. 'Hni aIiUI a iNfe.
weeks rrHf ! will probably "H 300 fh.
. mainland i0 secure some raHHI io'
ihr hoirI intend u ItWHIu per
. mprHutlf u linnU' .H.
''TOpr Is Iil IuHm iar smother ho
iHl HIH HIHH U.u hnlU
H|p Iu F'.W. 0ue INHi H.I| Hr % rriI|
iIlrH.HI. HuI IH 'IH "u'niHrni
IH U.uUI.U. leland .III.I Gam HI..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22

SHANGHAI, August l0.-(special to
The Liberty News via San Francisco
in two battles fought for the posses
sion of Marking today, the rebels were
finally victorious. In the first Gen.
Chong Fun, commanding the federals
captured the forts on Purple Hin which
command the city, The rebels reform
Ell aud returning 10 the attack, recap
tured the forts aud also Tin Po city
aud Hu Kwsi Hill The federal troops
lied across the 30 How nyer In boats
Of which the rebels sank eight, killing
many
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
.HERTSCHE GIVES
UP POSITION
Manager of Affairs Of Alexander
Young, Moana and Royal Ha-
waiian Hotels Sends in Resig
nation; No Reason is Given I;
Plans TO Start Another Hotel,
He Says.
From Wednesday Adyertiser.)

j. II. lIcrtsche resigned Yesterday
morning as general manager Of the
Alexander Young, Moana aud Royal
Hawaiian hotels, all of which are con
trolIcd by the Territorial Hotel Com
pany successor to the late Alexander
Young. and compo ed principally Of the
latter heirs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
DEPORTATION SUGGESTED
Believed to Have Through Ticket
to Europe and May Follow Plan
Adopted by Negro Jack John.
son in Defeating Justice and
Making His Way to Paris.
~ FederaI WlreIess TeIegraphl

CoATICOOCKE, Quebec, Aug. 10
Especial to The Advertiser) Harry *.
Thaw was arrested here today. lie at
first denied his identity, but later con.
fessed 1t and said that he would resist
all attempts at eXtradition.
II is settled here that Thaw, if de.
ported as an undesirable immigrant,
probably will be surrendered to the
United States authorities at the New
York border Later, Thaw said:
81 am Harry X. Thaw, all right, but
! have committed no crime. You have
no right 20 interfere with my liberty
and ! demand the privilege Of going to
Quebec"
Thnw was identified by Deputy Sher.
in Kelsey of Coalebrook, New llamp-
shire. Sheriff Kelsey has demanded the
$500 reward offered by the Mattcawan
Asylum for Thaw's arrest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
SUSPECTS A STOCK
DEAL IN DISSOLUT TON
CRv Federal Wireless TeIegIanhl

WASHINGTON, August l9.-(Spe.
cial to The ADVERTISER &C Congressman
Kindel of Colorado today introduced "A
resolution authorizing the house to in.
vestigate whether the Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific dissolution is bona
fde operation or is simply Kuhn
Loeb stock juggle. The resolution pro.
vides that the house shall also deter.
mine whether the attorney general in
privately hearing the ease has violated
the Presidents orders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
Figures Now Show That State of
California Carried More to
Bottom Than First Reported.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph. }

SEATTLE, August l9.-(Special to
The Advertiser) -Sixty.eigh lives now
appear to have been lost in the wreck
of the steamer State of California.
OF the seventysix passengers but
forty-three were saved. The crew
numbered seventyfive and of these,
advices say that but forty were res
cued.
While the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company says that but seven members
of the crew were drowned, they are
unable to account for more than those
seven and forty picked up at the scene
of the wreck by the steamship Jeiier-
son.
As figured at this hour, there seems
to have been thirty.three passengers
and thirty,fve members of the crew
drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
o'sHAUGHNEssY ON JOB.
(By Federal Wireless TeIegraph)

WASHINGTON, August 10 (Spe'
cial to The Advertiser) The report
that Acting Ambassador o 'Shaugh.
messy, had received his passports and
had been ordered to leave Mexico was
officially denied at the White House to-
day. 4 dispatch to Secretary of state
BRYAN stated that o 'Shaughnessy had
received Mexico's foreign minister s
reputation of the entire story. Later
President Huerta himself officially de-
MED it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
lBy Fcdcral wirclcss TcIegrapb.l

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10 -
Especial 20 The Adyertisorl Testify
ing in bis own defense today, Maury
s. Digs, charged with violation Of
the Mann White Slave Set, said
"Nbcu I told Martha Warrington
that ! was going TO Gee she said Bo.
licFc me-, old boy, you are not going
away and leave me here with the bag
10 hold. m going, too.
"Mi-s Warrington 5 father said be-
would shoot both Martha und ! II be-
over caught us on thc -trrrt together.
! nrd from Sacramento 90 Reno Doe.
mmr J nar haIf rmlY frll down
uni out / Wus scared 90 death. %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
lRy rederaI whole. TeIegrnph.

OTTAWA, August l9.-(special to
The Advertiser) canadian authorities
are admittedly puzzled over the case Of
Harry X. Thaw, who is held at Cont.
cooke, Quebec. rs a fugitive from jus
tice II is admitted that Thaw cannot
be dcpOrted, either AS "A criminal or o
oonspirator. "lf he has through
ticket to Europe it was said, "he
cannot even be detained as an undo.
sirable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
SACRAMENTO, August 90. - q

SACRAMENTO, August 90. - (By
Associated Press Cable)-A. b. Nye,
comptroller of the State of California
and one Of the best known politicians in
the State, died at late hour last night,
Pneumonia was the direct cause OF
death. This was brought on by para
lytic stroke, suffered early IN the week
II was the third attack Of similar nl
ture and the sick man : resistance was
30 weak that pneumonia was feared
from the outset.
Early last night Dr. Z. NJ, wilder, at
ter a consultation with attending phyfi
clans, held out little hope for recovery
stating that symptoms Of pneumonia
had then developed, The patient sank
rapidly after that despite heroic Of
tort 20 ,-|ilong bis life.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
CONGRESS uPHOLDS
PRESIDENT WILSON
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph

Wy Tcuerdl WITCHES icleSidph)
WASHINGTON, August 10. -(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser) = Republican
and Democratic representatives alike
stood at President Wilson S back to
day, preventing all discussion of the
Mexican situation Several, however, at
tempted to resist the general under
standing. Clark of Florida asked leave
to discuss the Monroe Doctrine on Fri
day. Foster of Illinois objected.
"The present strained situation is no
time for such discussion" he said. Then
Chairman Flood of the foreign commit
tee wanted to discuss the appointment
of minister to Paraguay.
81 object said Representative
Mann, ait would be sure to drag in the
Mexican matter. y Both requests were
overruled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22

~ can say quite positively that q
loreI viii be built az the beach, The
eKact locatiOn ! DO not now care 10
disclose, but IL rs one Of the most de.
FIrullo along the entire Waikiki beach
frontage, with plenty Ot room for
grounds and buildings, IA viii be .
now building aud nTranged in accord
Hure with the most modern IDEAS
NJ liorisphe hHs been associated
win ihr AlnRunder Young sfing ~
hotels fOf Thirteen Year,, haYinR como
herr ai hui a. assuWH the management
ol fhe Nosua liotel during ihe pea
cork prow.eiorhip Nhsp Alsssndef
Young aeq lrni that hotel M hsri
sahr fnHtuHHi iH fharRr lp 1909 b.
NHs alsp NIFw ihp management VI iaf
AlpHuIfr hpHHR liuiel fpferfdlnE
hnHl NIaF Hui ihr iaHHiian lioif
$40 iaiV added Nv lhe mansgsnsi
dHurt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MAN
AGEMENT, CIRCULATION.

Hawaiian Gazette, Semi Weekly,
Editor: r. o. Matleson. =
Business Manager; G, 5. Crane.
Publishers: The Hawaiian Gazette
Co., Ltd.
owners Stockholders holding ! per
cent. OF more of total amount of stock.
l.. A. ThurstOn Honolulu,
&, :, Crane Honolulu.
Ms A. W. Pearson Honolulu,
Edward Dekum llopOulu.
Estate W. NJ. PonTOF honolulu
BondholdfH, Mortgages aud other se
cuTity holders None.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS

Phyfi iaps prescribe ilamh,FlH - b
Colir, Cholera and plaHhnea Remedy
h'"ause IL fel'yos cramps ip The rion.
urh aud intestinal pains quicker ihau
my preparation than can compound,
n eos ~ bought from aui flrmlft A
attic viii krru for FrHr pni uu h0ur
b. complete without be- l0f snIf hF
rep.ou. smith a Co.. ltir agfrh t1r
laval
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
BOUT FOR M'FARLhND

Tommy McF0Tlanl WHO h nnN0U. N
come 10 Honolulu and fight some of tho
budding lighlweights hero has been
signed Bog tho West Onklaui Dlub of
Oakland 90 boK ten round bout with
Doe Alorrio. These two fought once
before, Alegedo being given dee. ..uu
iu thr eighth round ON q foul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph

TROUVILLE, France, August "a
Especial TO The Advertiser) Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst and her daughter,
Christobel arrived here to take the
"Cure.' Mrs. Pankhurst said she
would return to England and resume
her militant activities as soon as she
reeOvers her strength.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22

Manager fouls Weinfheimer Of the
Pioneer Mil Company Of lahaina
Maui b. reported 90 have Sustained
serious injuries 10 hand and sTu
recently while erauhlpg biz auiomo
bile
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22

MhNukflf
sworn aud subscribed % before me
this fst day Of August, A. D. 1918.
HNlA ~ tolALEh,
Notary Fuhiig for the llbt Circuit
ferrtoiy oi HaNHii
Ny commission rAplfss Juue $40, 1914,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22

John A lugheH Of the llawaiau
iair Commission, viii leave m lHn
rlrua uu saturday inr San lWH...rU.
io coulter RIth thr San, lmur.rD rf
position uN.HH rurfrWug llHWHN #
wnHYsrI hH.i.Hg Doc NIu Dol Iu rIH
ImnHr.n uHlN I'd Nrrl, HuI 1910 I..u
uiuW 40 iiun1|ulu,