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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-19
AUSTRIANS FLEE BE
FORE SLAVIC ARMY.

New Yor', Sept ls.-Col Goleiew
shi military a,,ache ot the Russian
embassy. gave ont at the Russian
consulate here today the followins
dispatch received from Petrograd
Along the whole OF front our pur-
suit OF the Austrian rear guard is ae-
ing successfully continued We have
taken Sandomir lin Russian POLAND
Gfty-one miles southwest Of Lubhn.
The strongly fortified bridge heat
at Krozeshow. on the San river was
taken by dashing feat of our Lead
ing battalion Keeping the retre1
ing enemy on the run this battalion
crossed the hridge close on the heels
or the Austrians and entered he
town simultaneously with them to3k
possession
Near Jaworow. Gin Galiia. THEY
miles northwest Of Pryemys1 the
baggage trains Of the Sixth and -Four
teenth Austrian corps. over thirty
guns 5000 prisoners and enormous
artillery stores were taken
IN East Prussia only unimportant
skirmishine is reported"
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USE RIFLES LIKE STICKS.


London Sept 19-The following
German official statement va. re
reired here 5y the Narconi Wireless
Telegraph company.
It is reported from East Africa
that German colonial troops have
successfully attacked the 1-neanda
railway At different points
Information has been received
IRON Ca2etossr to the effect tlAr n
German division on the Orange river
has been surprised and made nris-
oners by the South African forces
All Germans between u and A.
'ears Of age resident in states Of the
South African Union. are being ac-
oommodated ia the concentration
camp az Roberts Heights
Subscriptions TO the German war
loan. which began at the savings
banks. have surpassed all exaeeta-
tions
servisn forces which crossed the
river Save have been repulsed eyerv-
"nere The enemy has now seen
cleared ont ~ ne districts o. SMYRNA
snf Renaf
Rifles in The form % sticks have
'een taken from Belgian Franc
J i'reur'. These rifles were eighty
seven centimeiers long. and could le
.lfed hy merely pressing p button
Onr troops have been warned ~ the
esnFer ~ these apparently harmless
Instruments IN the hands of fsnaticsi
Belgian.'
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ing up but nevertheless we usoai'
had one hot meal But the march
ing exhausted us One day we
marched for % hours interrupted BY
only one hours sleep
This war is terrible thing, aaid
a Saxon infantry man I LETT there
pointing 10 the east my wife and
children. DO YOU think ] am her"
Willingly? What do We want here
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WICHITA HEARS TALK
or BIG MOOSE
Ccontiruss from Page Ore

ably the reform 81 the presidntial
nominating system. Expanding me
labor theme col Roosevelt said.
There must DE- flM participation
in the industry Of three biz factors II
adequate capital successful manas--
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HELPLESS RECRUITS.

London Sept l9-Lieutenant Tie
demanu OF the Fifth Prussian Cuiras-
siers. found tvent5 one German re
erHus lying helpless on highway IN
East Prussia Cossacks had surpris-
ed them the day. before and bad
severed their hands or legs and had
ont their ears and noses
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meat and highly paid and highly e.
acieut LABOR There must BE- full and
ungrudging recognition ot labor S
sights in industry and on the other
hand no Jess recognition BY labor OF
rs responsibility = 10 output and
lis share il the responsibility 20 ihe
public for stability aud peace in in
dHst~F
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GERMANS PROUD OF AZ scours

- THOUD o tIN oLDL )
london. Sept 1g-Reufers core
'fonfent az Amsterdam sends the
following
Al official dispatch from Perrin
received here says the German
dirigIbel air ships have fulfilled sll
erpectations None has been de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST Gentleman gold watch be
tween First street and Division on
Oklahoma avenue Yesterday after
noon Finder return TO DIT " r.
Furrow and receive reward
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ATTACK REPLT-SED-
ERMANS ARE REINFORCED
STILL PURSUE AUsTRIANs.

Petrogad Sept I0The following communication was issued
hs the chief 81 the general staff
ln the front Prussia arnie, of General Rennen-
<anpff definitely stopped September the offensive movement
ne Germans u several points the Germans falling back and
shifting o positions
ON the Austrian front the pursuit Of enemy continues TIE
Russians approaching the defensive positions ii Senawa lar
osiau and PrezenSy, Galicia
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Have The Leader delivered. 4Sc mo.
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q HOUSEKEEPING rooms at ll2 East
Cleveland avenue modern house:
oistern water Phone 459.
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Trv 4 Leader Want Ad.
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Hoes
WHEAT:

Kansas City, Mo Sept 49,
December. $105 rs.
Nav $40 7-S
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December, GO SIS
May. - > 8.
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ALPINE R|F[EMEN PUT To FLIGHT
(contnued from Page one)
The Servians were completely routed and driven
across the Save river. Many were drowned
Continued from Page One,
ANTWFRp HAS LIGHTS AGAIN.

ANTWERP HAS LIGHTS AGAIN
Antwerp Sept IQThe Teegraphic reports that Dandemonde
Ieonde and ondere have been evacuated by the Germans
This the first time these places have been Tree OF the invaders
since the removal Of the Belgian capital TO Antwerp
The street amps OF Antwerp lighted every evening from
n-thrty eight O'Clock
NIGHT ATTACK REFUSED
London sept IQ1he official information bureau gave ont the
following O'Clock today. Saturday:
The situation unchanged attack against
he first division delivered during the night was driven back
The weather is bad Il is raining continuously"
GERMANS ARE REINFORCED
Psns SEPT r9The Germans strongly entrtnchne the
River Ane with renforcenents from Lorraine according 10 Of
ficial announcements this afternoon
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q BOTH W wAYs-DoN-T JUMP OK OFF 4 MOVING Oar
HAND AIIGHTTNG ~ ~AN "ANDoh-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-05
HUNCERi
(By W. II. LeWtAl

tBy ". II. LswiAl x
what drove the Hebrews fsso -
To march across the desert 90
Curse PhAroah's Law, ignore ~ - =
Hunger!
What moved the verkiaG0eo = - 81
To march with spear and svae1 oo91
And take an almost hopslsee Gn0ue
Hunger!
What drives the girl into The sosool
To sell her sex for food to 81 @s-s<4
And dress her tired and waywoeo - =
Hunger. y
What puts the tramp" upoa ~ ~ y
Denies him food. denies sbo1A
And gives TO US q newer c00oY -T'sss
Hunger.
What causes man to 60 to VA
To slsy his brother from aeaes
And dim the light Of Fresds0S ~
Hunger! ID
What makes . flaming he'll thio -
To curse the infaat At lie otseA
And dry the fountain up Of 0eg0Dy
Hunger!
what takes no thought Of -0eeoO
Puts to rout reforming foelA
And hurls TO death the psseoely -
Hunger!
What mad. the beast. dsstseysl - -
Until the blood In torrents -
And organized the Rebel C1aoy
Hunger!
What 10 II will pass away
Upon some not far distant ~ sss=s
When We this cruel system oaovt
Huagsr'
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-05
BY w. n. Lewis.

Emersency hospital as result Of Insulting a
married women.
Auilia E"vogeno. who cracked Edward. skull
Is under arrest. but he declares that he only did
50 afi'r n" "oab had tried to insult Mrs Rovegeno
On tht zite'i R"vegeno. who Is charged only
WIN aistnrhinE III" peace. said that he knocked
: II. srah ear Inspector down With on. blow when
IL latter mad an insulting remark to his wife
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-05

Every copy Of The strike uulaDen =
blow at the Illinois Central ssA nnyom
lines. ~
Nor. blows must be delivered - -
reader of this payer increase HE AIeolng =
centax. 100 per cent this week - anGmo
new subscriber
II 10 only twenty five cents fer - -
You can easily prove that II 70 Vsg0 4 s
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-05

2~-e~9~-H<'s1sr1>r-> ~-<-'<-~S~~<~t
WAR

The ANIMALS were becoming
The workers Petersburg striking and the Cosaeks muir
derns them the provoked street riots Internal re and eoao" ~
n Holy Russia
uaed kuer Bill the lord OF Europe There Was WIDE
spread feeling the heavy German Armament taxes
Industrial OF tranc-where women still
fields by side with the All the republic there
, was threatened uprising of the oppressed
clashes Industrial conditions the British isles had become
unbeatable.
recently that all transportation"
in the tied
lcst tune for
The workers were beginning up would
had their rights They must
be The of the last thirty must be swept
What could do it hanwa
The blood lust tina, patriotism appealed band.
The flags unfured The drums
wh'.-d s On hand the spread
fodder Remember what your fathers did before you "e ORATORS o
and and do likewise
The street. of Pan. of Berlin
workers apparently fly the 'hroa'' of their
French brothers
nouns worker.
b and popeyed reading and pomaion' the Gar
In England the Irish asked to forget the home rule and the mill
besed into oune'' OF the tact that they haven" vote
and laid their ha,hets
a great IN Paris.
portion population suddenly wknd fac, that there
why they should What happened>
Ptoons OF sendmes sailed into the demonstrators clubbing them
rode in and dis.
per.ed and Why
Because they dared themselves against murder
happened n Berlin Anhwa
suppressed which
suddenly
Then the evenhe of of the world.
Nothing has been done
him The ASSN the o a Judge
Y.-n for 1t kill off million.
millions
rap,ne- to tear down. o burn o devatAte
.er~>~H~e~H~e~H~>r ~e~e~e~e~4~A~o-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-05

.NanvIto oU.! 1
.-.e.l L A.nr IL LII
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
morHEas' cLus AT SLIDE
Ladies Of Slide Community Organize
A Mothers ciub-Offieers Elect.
ed-obIeets Of Club Outlined

The ladies OF the Slide neighbor
hood have organized a Mothers Club.
For some time we have felt the
need OF an organization Of so
cial nature. and with the encour-
agement OF Mrs W. B Burford. the
ladies' met last Saturday afternoon
NJ the home Of Mrs. J. S. Grant and
organized the Slide Mothers I'm
prOvement Club" with five charter
members. Mrs. J. S. Grant WAS elect.
ed President: Mrs. J. C. Stanford,
secTreas. Mrs. J. w Ellison Cor.
Secretary. The object Of this organi-
zation is 20 take up the duties we
so plainly see. and by cooperating.
work for the social upbuilding OF our
school and community. the better.
ment OF our citizenship and our
homes the beautifying Of our school
grounds. TO finish paying for the or
gan We now have: and. to say me
least Of n, the Mothers are entitled
to n few hours each month. TO get
together and enjoy few hours so
cially.
The next meeting will be Saturday, |
afternoon. al the home Of Mrs. j. G. !
Stanford. We especially invite the
ladies' Of the community who expect
10 Join. TO be AZ the meeting. as there /
needs TO BE- something doing
COR-SEC.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Three Days Session Held at Lubbock
Under the Auspices Of the Metho.
dist Church. South

As per announcement in the last
issue Of the Avalanche. the Sunday
school institute OF the Plainview Dis
trict. or az least one Of the four
to be- held in the district. convened
Thursday afternoon. last week. and
continued In session until Saturday
noon.
Presiding Elder o. r. Kiker was
prevented from attending on ac,,
count OF being quarantined in his
homs at Piainview with case OF
scarlet fever in his family. but Rev.
A. S. Barnes. preacher In charge OF
the Plainview church. came in his
stead and conducted the institute.
The program was carried out in
iull. and all topics OF discussion were
handled IN a lively and Instructive
manner. and we are confident that
all who attended felt greatly bene-
ated and returned 10 their homes
better equipped for their several du-
ties in the Sunday school work.
II was strictly religious meeting
and each was sincere in his or her
and the sermons that
the program we're able
and forceful one conversion was had
during the series OF services
Delegates were here from Crosby. |
Hale. Hockey Cochran and Bailey
counties. and visitors from number
n other points.
Lubbock Methodisis entertained all
sho came. and We believe the visit /
,rs will be glad when they hear the
invitation again Come 70 Lubbock. %
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
EITHER CONTESTANT MIGHT WIN BY STRONG EFFORT
This the Last Notice To BE Given Out Through Avalanche Of
the Contest and will Close Four O'clock Wednesday March
2'th' All Contestants Should Vote Before That lime.

There are lots Of people who did
not take the Avalanche. and there
are just lots Of others yet. Votes
have been and are still coming In by
the thousands almost every day, and
now the days Of the contest are very
few.
Next Wednesday. March 25th. is
the last day and by { O'Clock D m.
of that day the winner Of the piano
will be- known. You should realizs
this. and If ever YOU should intend
10 win thing. now is the time
Some contestants have said they do
not want the contest to close so soon.
They have had several months in
which 10 pile up votes for just this
crisis ProcrastinatiOn in this CON
test may have lost the piano to some
one. two or three contestants. This
race may end like that OF the hare
and the tortoise perseverance, often
wins.
You still have time yet 10 get lots
You'll not have the chance again.
DO YOU fully realize that 500
Obermeyer Son piano. which isl
now al the Avalanche office. Is to bel
given TO the contestant having the
largest number ~ votes on Wednes
day. March s5th9 Why are you let
ting them hav. II with Just little
work. n would be f'n 10 make them
race for II. anyway; but YOU seem
content % sit by peacefully and
watch someone else get the prize.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1874; IS THE DAY SET
Publicity Campaign Committee Busy Getting Out Literature TO
That End. Ask Yourself The Queston-"Why
Should Go TO church,"

and every honest person grants 9th
ers the right to do as he does-the
churches would quickly pass out OF
existence.
Every nonattendant upon religious
services virtually votes for the elimi.
nation Of the institution from society
II a person believes that the world
needs the church. he has but one
clear. nnmistakable and unanswer-
able way OF stating hts position that
is by regular church attendance. The
man who goes to church stands for
an Indispensable institution. even as
good citizen stands for the state
ny voting.
"Absenteeism from the ballot box
and absenteeisfn from the church are
Kindred failures in duty TO society.
"Of course. that Is not tho best
reason for church attendance We
go to church. primarily. TO express
our belief IN God. and to do him
reverence The loftiest truth about
man Is that he in made in the inn
age of the Divine. and has capaci.
" for fellowship with the lnnnite
Worship rs the hivhest function
~ which human nature is capable
The world does not know much
shout creeds. bu, when II sees
person attending divine worship. u
him 10 say. BY his nc
lion. 7 believe IN God
"'rhonehtful persons stand for the
church. also. because the church
stands for the hest things. The
'hurchgoer lines up with the forces
which make for righteousness he
Is on the side of the people who
want 70 I've the noblest lives them.
selves. aud who are trying to help
his needy world 10 do the same.
The most efficient agency OF hu-
nan service on earth is tho Christian
.hurch The churchman H. sharcr
IN an the Worldwide benefcences
" the organization
They who would make their lives
cunt should be- counted among
hose upon whom the church may
'ount."
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
LUBBOCK WEATHER

This week. so far. We have had a
great variety Of weather. The inst
OF the week was clear. warm and
from tho north. and then from the
south. Wednesday evening brought
a nice rain and on the heels Of the
rain a stif norther which coated tihs
ponds OF water with a thin sheet
OF ice: and today Thursday the
temperature Is lower than for some
days past and the prospects for
bad spell OF weather seems good.
though we are not prophesyiug. Any
way. It Is cold today. and the fellow
that has no coal on hand Ia the sad
der on account Of the sudden change
OF weather.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
oveRroN BARN BURNED

The large barn belonging To DIR.
VI. G. Overton. on last Tuesday
morning burned. together with tho
entire contents-nothing being saved.
There was considerable feed stun
stored away in the building. besides
the surrey belonging to Rev. q. b.
Overton. and a trap belonging to
G. w. Robertson.
The building was outside of the
corporate limits Of the city and no
water was available 10 extinguish
the flames. even had 1t been discov-
erred before the flames had gained
unmanageable headway.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

while one OF your very best friends
could perhaps have won 1t with your
help. But you cannot realize tho
beauty OF the prize until you see
some other contestant win H..
Perhaps you believe the writer is
just trying to scare you, for his own
profit. but that's not the case, and on
Wednesday. March %. you are surely
to see the soundness OF the advice
which has been printed right here
from time TO time. Now you've come
TO the place where II is either pick
up or get out. Are you going TO
win? II not. why are you trying?
True. people are going to be con
tent with the merchants prizes. be-
cause they're worth getting and any
amount OF work. n you would bs
first, then you must work for votes.
Some OF the merchants have cult.
absolutely quit giving coupons be-
cause you do not insist on getting
with each 800 cash pur-
chase
The Bo-usus given from now ON
For every Z new subscribers 5000
extra votes. making a total cf i2,2ea.
For every 7 renewal subscriptions.
y 1900 extra votes. making q tots. II
=. 500.
For every hve-yesr subscriptions.
2s.oeo extra votes. total Of fo.OJ0.
For every 20-year subscriptions.
5000 extra votes. total OF 5000.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

Following a meeting Of the pastors
Of the several churches In Lubbock
and the appointing OF Publicity Com.
mittee at that meeting. campaign
win be- waged throughout Lubbock.
To the end that everybody attend
some church. some where. on one
particular Sunday. that is April 49,.
1914. All the ministers OF the town
are requested TO preach upon he
same theme at the 1890 o'clock sery-
Ice on that day. and there Will be a
general exchanging Of pnipits at the
evening services
The object Of this campaign is tn
get the people interested In the aues-
tion Of going tn church. like cam
paign vas recently engaged in at
Fort Worth. and resulted in much
and lasting good. A similar campaign
n now being wased In Dallas. and
h il expected that there will BE- much
enthusiasm aroused by means of the
campaign and many people will 90
10 church on that day who have not
been to religious service. for a long
time.
The Dallas Pastors Association
gives out the following reasons why
people should attend church IN Dsl-
las. and thr same reasons viii hoif
good IN iubbock;
why not 20 10 church. Fsw per
sons think things through n every
body reasoned this matter of church
going to It's logical conclusion. there
would not be many vacant pews. and
a widespread demand for more
churches would speedily arise.
The reason - simple People do
not stay away from church because
they are opposed TO rellgion or to
the church Far from H. Nearly
everybody believes that the Chis-
tan church II absolutely necessary
TO our civilization n ia existence
we're threatened. the great mass OF
people would aght right for IL.
But by some curious kink in their
mental processes. many non-church-
roers fan 10 perceive that n every.
body else followed their example
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
INVITATION

state Press has received the follow
ing from the executive Offices of the
Lockney Beacon. the accompanying
letter henring me impressive sigma
tare OF Ben r. Smith. President Chair
man Of the Board of Directors. and
Editor OF the Beacon
The Panhandle Press Association
will meet az Amarillo. April I. There
will be an auto excursion from Plain
view on afternoon OF the 10Th. State
Press is invited to occupy the front
seat with the driver. James Lorenzo
Dow. Of the Lubbock Avalanche. ex-
ponent OF Jeffersonian Democracy and
builder OF skyscrapers. J. NJ. Adams.
irrigation expert and editor Of the
Plainview News: Homer Steen. eligi-
F1oydada Hesperian. win comprise the
passenger list The editor OF the
Lockney Beacon win operate his gas
wagon. and win order an extra tank
OF strong talk for the occasion. VIII
$. p. Join us and enjoy an overland
trip OF 100 miles across the fertile
plains OF Texas, Just pack your va
iise and get ready. Remainder the,
Allison liquor law II In full force and
effect In West Texas.
That Is an enticinr ivitation. and
State Press means To be there II not
hindened by circumstances over which
he has nc Jurisdiction. An automo-
bile ride across Hale. Swisher and
Randall counties In early April is an
experience any poet might crave. and
State Press is a poe< when II come
To eating up spring scenery In the
panhandle. Tho only misgiving $. p.
has an regards that ride is the dan
ger from rattlesnakes and the scarci-l
" OF doctors on the South Plains.
ReinE snakcbit 40 miles from a ply
sician. and the Allison law lnterven-
ing between the sufferer and the sue
corer. cannot be a very enjoyable ex-
perience. but stats Press ls willing
to risk Il n the old residents sre.'
State Press may BE- tenderfoot. but
he has heel FULLY capscitated 10
hrllss the serpents head State
prcss
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson spent
last Saturday aud sunday In nro~n-
Acid. the capital of Terry county,
re,srnlng Nondsy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
ORGANIZE BALL CLUE

The Avalanche IN of the opinion
that the organization az a Bail Club
In the next important step by the
supporters OF the Prohibition Demo-
Gratis Of this county. l.ubbock has a
largs number Of ardent supporters
Of Nrs Ball. and Ne believe IL nothing
more than right to band ourselves
together in the support of this man
for governor Of the great state Of
Texas. Ills campaign will be con-
Quoted by the people throughout the
stats. TO great extent. and Il 10
important that they be thoroughly or
ganized 80 that sytematic work can
6e done.
Ths Construction Democrats. who
should have been called "Dextruc-
ton" Democrats. are now working
very hard To overcome the effects of
thu Fort Worth Prohibition Dcmo-
orat meeting. and Il will be- a fight
10 tho finish.
The Avalanche. though II believes
In prohibition In liquor tranlc In
every shape. form and fashion. does
not believe ia casting every other
issue aside and give either prohibl-
or anti-prohibition right-of.~Ay. stnl
the nght on this issue has been on
for several years and there will be-
no letting up until tho liquor trafsc
In Texas IA stopped. We believe that
Ne. a. prchlhiuonists. should work
together TO tho end Of putting IN
power men whose views conform 20
tho majority Of tho legal voters of
tho state.
Let's orsanlse and PLAY nslI Tits
summer.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

Some time between Sunday sve
ming and Monday morning. someone
broke into commissary car. near
the freight depot. and stole about
$50 worth OF miscellaneous articles.
including canned good. sweaters. m
zors. pocket knives. kitchen knives.
overals. work shirts. etc.
Mr. Koerpel IA in charge OF thers
cars and asks that anyone learning
OF these goods viii kindly notify the
sherifrs ofIlce.