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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

NJ uuinhe Inst Does not Affset The msd
nssag,s Of its tonic aud laxative eject, LAXA.
LIVE bkoho oUININRi IL better than ordnsr,
Quinine and does not cause nsrvousnss. ~,
Urging IN head. Remember the fun mare All
iook Tot the signature Of Y. W. GRoyu -
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

Rush Stephenson says. Poor
Ananias was a gentleman ahy
scholar compared with the Liar whovY
announced that he doesn't care sny..
thing about the money but that IL is
the principle Of the thing that he 70,
kicking about -
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

Newt Dollar says girl may carry
her heart on her sleeve. bu, she car
ries her complexion IN her hand bag.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

Uncle Guss Bentley says thinh
twice before you speak and haybs
you will discover that you we're not
going TO say anything.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

Marshal Jinkins says II people had
TO advertise their mistakes there
wouldn't be any room for news In the
Reoord.Press.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09
MIDWAY

c. L. Hill gave his mother. Mrs.
Jane Handy. birthday dinner Sunday.
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LOYD,S BRAIN LEAKS

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Uncle Billie Lacey said; Ellen. did
you make this pudding out Of the cool
oook' Yes. sir. Well I thought ]
tasted one OF the covers. vi
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-09

Alourt Elder said cured my wife
Of quarreling about wanting her,own
way in everything. How said ChSss
ley Byrd. let her have II. Y
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-22
Garden City
from T,.ursd days Ds,iv.

from Thursdays Da,iv.
Richard Julian and family took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Os-
good last Wednesday. They have
just returned from trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. John spent
Sunday In Lake Crystal
H. +. Jeppeson and family were in
Maukato last Saturday. ,
Hugh Jones of Lake Crystal ac-
commodated the correspondent by
bringing him by motor to Garden City
from the 1920 train Tuesday.
N. p. John required the care OF a
doctor the first of the week. DIR. Lloyd
being called to attend him.
Miss Jessie Thurston Is at home
again after two weeks spent with her
brother Lyle and family I'm Ceresco.
Roy Sheldon of Usage, Iowa, has
been visiting relatives here for some
days.
l.. d. Mills and Erwin. and Pro-
fessor ]. c. Mckee motored to Madelia
last Saturday.
Hazel and Harold Hazel enjoyed a
visit from their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Durr OF Everett. Washington. recently.
The C.. W. b. NJ. meeting with
Mrs. julia Thurston last Saturday vHs
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kasota
From THURSDAYS Daily.

From THURSDAYS Daily.
Richard Schultz moved his family
to Mankato Tuesday.
Mrs. George larson and Mrs. Gil
bert Nelson joined the Degree OF
Honor Tuesday evening. A large
number were in attendance and at the
close of the meeting nice lunch was
served.
Mrs. George Case and daughter.
Mabel of Lake Emily, we're entertained
at the home OF Mrs. VI. A. Anderson
last Monday. ..,.,
T. s. Wilcox was in the tw'" titles
on business last Monday.
Mrs. Rudolph Swenson was a M"-
kato shopper last Saturday.
Harry Ream sold his driving horse
to L. C. Mason the first OF last week.
\ Jack Rawlins has rented tho Hen
ry Pettis farm and will move In soon.
William Jardine spent several days
this week in the twin cities attending
the Knights OF Pythias convention,
going as a delegate from the local
lodge.
Edward Lundauist, Peter Norman.
IT.. C. Davis and Frank Komers were
Mankato visitors last Sunday.
Bert Sawyer Is building a fine ncw
barn on his farm east OF town.
William James and family of Gro
gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M"--'-
OF Vernon Center, visited RI the Hen
~ Vernon home last Sunday.
Mrs. +. b. Nelson entertained
party of ladies' last Monday afternoon
In, hnnnr ng hnr 60 A,,1
Walter OF Morton. The afternoon was
spent In a social way. and a nice lunch
was served.
f.. Ziebarth of Chicago called on
Kasota relatives and friends last
Tuesday. ..-r o..
Lester Miller, who moved into the
residence OF Mrs NJ. A. Br''nrfe,d
n few weeks ago. has rented ~
Adolph Swenson home and will taIs
possession In few days.
Miss. Dorothy Wilcox came from
Minneapolis last Tuesday evening for
short visit at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s.. Wilcox.
Mrs. Harry Stockton was the gnest
of honor at a birthday surprise party
last Tuesday afternoon. Tho affair
"oo Nhioycu DTef-
emit. Mrs. Stockton was presented
with handsome casserole In remem-
brance OF the day.
Miss Sylvia Christensen of Seattle.
Wash, is visiting Kasota friends. The
Christensen family formerly lived
here.
j. Mulligan entertained his son-in-
law. Mr.. Welsh OF Minneapolis last
Monday.
c. w. Smith, former Kasota resi-
dent. is spending few days here on
business.
Mrs. "a. b. Hall returned Monday
from several days visit with Mankato
friends.
Miss Hazel Stockton Is substitute
teacher in the Brown district during
the illness Of Ruth NJ. Johnson.
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Vernon Center
From thursdays Oaii>.

From thursdays oal>.
+. ii. Barnes had his. foot bad y
hurt by large stick OF wood falling
on II, which makes walking for h n
rather difficult. and ends his sheep
herding business for the present
Mrs. William Rambo and son Allen,
left last evening for Minneapolis,
where they will visit her sister,
w. C. T. U. will hold a parlor
meeting at the home of Mrs. Glenn
ME Lowell Friday afternoon. There
will be a program. including a dis
cussion on moving picture shows. and
refreshments will be served. Every
one will be most cordially welcomed.
Vernon Center fair day has come
and gone, and although the weather
was unfavorable the attendance was
good. The Halvorsen lumber shed was
used for the exhibits and housed p
fine showing of samples OF small
grains. corn, apples in a great num-
Der Of varieties, and garden vege-
tables galor The floral display added
beauty and brightness to the scene,
and table of curios attracted much
attention. The display of fancy work
was very good, and the street amuse-
ments furnished enjoyment and pleas
ure for all.
Following are some OF the prize
winners:
Largest display apples. twelve var
ieties. George Brown.
Best single tray apples, Wealthy,
Mrs, s. j. Minis. -.
Ten ears corn. first prize, Herman
wilde. lss =
Ten ears corn, second prize, c. NJ.
Warren.
Popcorn. Robert McCracken.
Best display OF vegetables, Mrs. J.
II. Spence. ~f
Wheat, James Ware.
Barley. Henry Borchardt.
Oats. Fred Bergerman.
Largest load grain. G. NJ. Warren.
Largest beet. Mrs. Jams.
Largest cabbage. Charles Bafford
Largest potato, Mrs. Hugh Francis.
Largest carrot, Arnold Keitzer.
Largest onion, A. w. Petrich.
Largest tomato. Herman Wilde.
Largest pumpkin. C.. NJ. Warren
Heaviest baby under six months. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert PAIL. son. nineteen
pounds.
Girls race under twelve years.
Lois Rev. first: Ethel Dummick. sec
ond.
Boys race under twelve years. Rus
sci Annis, first: Melvin Peterson. sec
ond,
Fat mems race Otto Pribbie. first:
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quite well attended. Programs were
planned for the next year. One new
member was added at this meeting.
The Baptist Aid society win serve
supper at the home OF Mrs. v, "A.
Buckles Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 16. ..... e.
Edward Ward has returned from
Canada. We are glad to see Ed back.
Misses Ida Wilson and Lois Mills
were passengers to and from Mankato
last Saturday
A good number of Garden City
people attended the auction at the
Martin LOWING farm on Wednesday.
The ten cent sale held at the home
of Jessie John Tuesday afternoon
under the auspices OF the w. c. T. u
was a great success. The proceeds
from the sale and the five cent re-
freshments amounted to s9.70. The
ladies were very much pleased with
the whole affair. The social side OF
the occasion was also very pleasant.
The Mills -Olmsted Ford carried
the two families to the Ray Thomp-
son home west OF Amboy last Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Faythe Miller is able to be out
again and she attended the w. c. T.
| u, sale Tuesday.
J.. F. Osgood and c. II. Hazel are
doing carpenter work on the T. f.
Mills farm.
Six members OF the manual train
ing faculty of the Madelia schools
visited the Garden City school Tues
day. Their visit was appreciated by
the local faculty, especially by Mr..
Mckee whose home Is In Madelia.
There should be more visiting be-
tween schools.
Miss Elsie Fleming substituted
Wednesday for Miss Lois Mills who
was suffering from tonsilitis. DIR.
Lloyd treated Miss Mills and Malcolm
Olmsted who also had touch of sore
throat.
At last we have had one character
istic October day, Wednesday doing
its best to redeem the record the
month has made so far.
The first number of the lecture
course was given i'm the NJ. w. A.
hall last Thursday night by the Pot
tiers. II was fine entertainment.
There will be special music at the
church services Sunday ut 1890 a. m.
The minister will he glad to be in the
accustomed place after two Sundays
absence. and also will be pleased to
greet you.
Alfred Meservey and family spent
Sunday with A. ID. Mccormack and
family. -.
Mrs. Lundin and family were guests
at the c. l.. Williams home last Sun
day.
Marion Morphew was among the
Mankato callers last Monday.
The freezes last week practically
put an end to the fall strawberries.
The vines were still we'll filed with
blossoms and immature berries.
The road TO the north OF town past
the II. J. Schultz farm Is being thoro-
ughly built up and covered with clay
which will make II first class high
, way.
! II. T.. Woods and Alvin Gutterson
of Lake Crystal ware in town Tues
, day. H.
Mayo Chapman put In the day
"Wednesday motoring about the sur
rounding country with G. w. John and
travelling salesman. ', ''-,' ~, ~,
The new range, new dishes aud
large table cloth purchased by the
ladies for the church basement are al
In position and will make things yer.
" convenient in future work. The com.
mittees arc keeping In mind the ba.
, zaar which, win be held some time late
In November or early in Decsfiber.
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Desirable Lot Sold.

Mrs. Nellie Harry yesterday sold
her lot on Washington park to Mrs.
Louise Zeigler, the sale being made
through the agency of A. j. whitman.
real estsate dealer. Mrs. Zeigler will
build a modern home on the lot the
first OF next year.
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From Thursdsy's Daily.

Franklin w. Merritt, president or
the Merritt Development company,
and NJ. J. Schermerhorn, both OF Min
neapolis. n representative OF the same
company. together with quite a mum
Der of other gentlemen interested In
mining, will visit the company's hold
ings In the Range country the latter
part of this week. Those In the par
ty will include residents Of Mankato,
Madison Lake. St. James and other
points. Some of the members OF the
party will leave Mankato Friday aft
ernoon al 1870 for MINNEAPOLIS. and
will go from Minneapolis Friday
evening at $3.50. They will travel
that evening rs far as Little Falls,
where they will stay all night. I'm the
morning they will board the Range
train. and will go via Brainerd to
Deerwood. Crow Wing county, where
automobiles will be in waiting. The
entire Range will be shown to all OF
the party. They will be shown par
ticuiarly the property Of the Merritt
Development company.
The purpose Of the trip Is to inter-
est men of finance I'm the mining COM
pany. The company does not offer
stock for sale. but merely lets the
people know what II has, and then
those who wish to buy stock may
do so.
Mr.. Schermerhorn stated today
that the drilling on the property in
the last hole had penetrated 200 feet
of the iron ore. At a depth OF so
feet from the top the ore was en-
countered and the iron ran So per
cent. This hole is 200 feet in the ore,
the last samples running 81 per cent.
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Word has been received from Bis
marck, N. D., to the effect that Harry
O'Brien, formerly of North Mankato,
now OF Highmore, n. D., was recently
appointed state insurance commission
er He used to be assistant attorney
general In that state.
Harry O'Brien left Mankato about
seven years ago. While here he at
tended the Mankato normal school.
His brother. John O'Brien, for time
ran the Rex Cigar store. He Is now
running a bowling alley in st. Paul.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From rhursdsy.s Daily.

From THURSDAYS Daily.
Amel r. Carlson of Nicollet county
TO Frank @. Wells OF Blue Earth
county, $3.50, lot 20 In Moreland
Freeman q Bucks addition to city
of Mankato.
Esther J. Van Sickle to Earl M.
Van Sickle. both of Blue Earth coun-
~, 81. ETC., tract In sections "a. and
20 OF Garden City township, $40
acres.
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Hennina Made Good Recovery.

Carroll Henning, the young boy
from Amboy, who has been very III with
tetanus since an injury to one OF his
feet. which was received when a
horse he was riding fell with him, and
who has been receiving treatment at
the Emmanuel hospital for the past
eight weeks, has made a good recovery.
and is now able to walk by the aid of
crutches. He returned to his home
yesterday.
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Petition In Probate.

A petition was filed today in the
Office OF Judge of Probate Evan
Hughes for the probation of the es-
tate of Leroy Terry, who died at his
home in Garden City on March 20
last. The estate amounts to $500.
The heirs are the widow, Emma K.
Terry, and other relatives.
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Auto Struck Carriage.

A. w. Busby, farmer of Vernon
Center, was driving near the Blue
Earth river bridge last evening on
his way back from Mankato when his
auto struck a carriage In which Mrs.
Franklin of South Bend and her nine
year -old daughter were riding. A
wheel was broken on the carriage.
Nobody was hurt. o.,
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Washington, October t4.-Pres-
ident Wilson approved Of seere-
tary .Garrison's plan for lncreas-
ING the army. u calls for the an.
nuai expenditure Of $1s4, o0o, 900,
increase Of approximately $75,-
coo,ooo. The plan In It's approved
form will be presented to congress
with the full backing Of the admin
istration.
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Prom Thursday's Dali,

Quite a quantity of valuable jewelry.
including three gold watches. three
diamond rings and a brooch were
missed yesterday afternoon about Ave
O'Clock from the living room Of Fred
Johnson, proprietor Of the Dakota
house at New Ulm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, occupy that room and keep il
locked SO that 1t Is believed that the
theft obtained access, by a, skeleton
key. Mr.. Johnson knows of no other
way of accounting for his obtaining
entrance to the Foomlr He has his sus-
picions sabout aGcertain man who was
recently nj the hotehr and the police
Of tNev Uim and ofiqsite number
of eighboringD itownsIthaye been re-
questedl 10 be- ION the look -out for the
wanted man The suspect registered
and engaged room. but later rancelled
t. However, he was In that room for
n, time after Jengag ing n. 20. 49, ana
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Fairmont, October IA suit to
recover $4,000 damages has been
brought by Mrs. Ernest Morrow oil
this city against A. b. Clark OF Min
neapolis for injuries received las,
June. Haycraft & Palmer appearing
for Mrs. Morrow.
Mr.. Clark was repairing the win
dows OF the second story. on the side
OF the building. on North avenue s.
when Mrs. Morrow was passing by
A piece of iron fell from the roof
striking her on the head. inflicting q
deep wound and rendering her uncon-
scicus. She was hurried to the hos
pital where she received immediate
attention. /.
Mrs. Morrow was I'm delicate con
dition at the time Of the accident and
her condition since then has beer
such as to demand frequent medical
attention. 90 g..
Mr.. Clark has not, as yet, made any
response to the action and II Is gen
orally assumed that he Will settle on,
of court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-22

st. Paul. Mimi. october 14.-Total
fire losses In this state according to
official figures for this year were
s317,662. A year ago the total was
$170,2l3. The fire marshal also re-
ports twenty inspections and six ar
rests for alleged arseny.
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Arvid, the little three year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Erickson Of
Jackson street. while at play near the
stairway at the rear of Iyerson store
this morning about nine o'clock. fell
down the basement stairs. hitting his
head upon the hard cement bottom
with great force. rendering him uncon-
scious. p. II. McGraw was passing and
picked up the child and carried him
home. DIR. @ A.. Dahl was summoned
and the child given every attention,
but this afternoon had not regained
consciousness. No bones were broken
but the little boy is suffering from
conclusion of the brain.
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Wiener Roast.

Last evening The faculty members
of the Union school held wiener
roast and picnic party at Highland
park. Wieners were toasted at a
large bonfire, and an apuntizing picnic
supper was served. Those present
were Misses Eta L. Rocton. Eliza
beth Deuser. Gladys Bonner. Helen
Weed, Minnie Perrin Blcdwyn Rich
ards, and Genevieve Hcglund.
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- The Free Press is in receipt. Of .
copy OF The, Daily, Herald of Grand
Forks, North Dakota, III Grand Forks
is truthfully mirrored through the
columns of The Herald II is certainly
a high class city made up Of enter
prising, thrifty business men. The
Herald is published by the Times
Herald Publishing company. OF which
corporation ]. ID. Bacon is president
Mr.. Bacon must be some fellow" In
Grand forks as he is also proprietor Of
the Hotel Dakotah. a beautiful foul
story hostelry that has the reputation
of being the leading hotel in oul
neighboring commonwealth. And they
do say that as an all around good
fellow Bacon is of the premium sort.
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from THURSDAYS Daily.
Concert This Evening.

Antonio Sala. violoncellist. Mig
nome Meeker, soprano, and Lois
Brown. pianist, are the three artists
who will appear at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal tonight In the
first OF three entertainments. known
as the c. w. Best Artists series. Press
notices wherever these artists have
appeared have been very flattering.
The Chicago Music News has said:
"Sala's work will be ranked with that
of the very best cello artists ever
heard In this country wherever he
may appear. His appearance Is en-
gaging. his concert style flawless, and
his tone A marvel OF breadth. tempered
with tenderness and suavity." Miss
Meeker has been THUS mentioned in
The Chicago Press: ~ rising young
coloratura soprano. who, with purity
OF tone and power. Is able through her
splendid range OF voice to sing two
and a half tones above high c." or
Lois Brown The Breslau Zeitung says:
Miss Lois Brown played the Ruben
stein ID. Minor Concerto. This heroic
work demands terrific magnitude.
brilliant passages and feathery STAG
cato. a whirl OF octaves and mighty
chords. Thanks to Miss Browns
splendidly developed ana exquisitely
polished technique. she was thorough
~ at home in this coiicerto" nv o..
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WIN BE Married oc.ober 20.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hedberg an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Myrtle Hedberg,
to Mr. william Skoog. which will be
solemnized at the Hedberg home. 1914
South Front street on October 90.
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pleasant Surprise Party

q Mrs. q" W. iBuree was the gnest
Of pleasant surprise party yester-
day, the AFFAIR being arranged by her
daughter. Mrs. r. j. Soule. and held
at Mrs. Bnnce's home, GIL Record
street. ABont fifteen ladies were
present and gave Her handkerchief
shower. many, very dainty and pretty
Khndkerchiefs Being received An.enI
joyable social Afternoon was spent
With piano and yictroia Music. and
nice refreshments were y" served by
Mrs. Soule. u. The afternoon proved a
very sdelightftt Sone' and the guests
departed for their homes. wishing
Mrs. Bunce manly happy returns OF
the day, 10 '''- 80 sss -. I"aL"-E'
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orpheus Club Gathering.

orpheus Club Gathering.
The Orpheus club held profitable
practice evening at the Y. M. G. A.
last night, and worked on two heavy
chorus numbers. 1.-THE Destruction OF
Gazah." and Crossing the Plain"
The club will present these choruses
at the annual concert to be held
shortly before Christmas this year
A number of the club members will
go to Lake Crystal tomorrow evening
to hear the Royal Gwent Male chorus.
a group Of Welsh singers, who started
to America in the Lusitania and were
saved from death during the disaster.
Last evening three new members
were elected by the club. The men,
bership Is limited to forty. and the
best vocal male talent in Mankato
will be heard at the club concerts.
Those who are now members OF this
enterprising organization are ID. NJ.
Jones, Sidney Davies. DIR. G. N. Wey-
err. DIR. Ben II. McCleery. Joseph
Jones, Joseph Tallman. c. G. North
rop. r. ID. Sleight, Dooley Northrop.
Ivan Roberts, Hoseah Harmer, A.. J..
Berkeley. j. NJ. Fagen, III. M. Berry,
+. z. Crandall, William Pearce, Dan
w. Griniths, Hale Clements. w. S.
Ormisher. G.. Vosbeck. Harlan Mere
dith, Glen w. Shoemaker. Percy
Shoemaker, Earl Shoemaker. I. N.
Griffith. r. p. Kelley. Il. ii. Burmeis-
ter. Forrest Blyler, John +. Regan.
Charles Wagon. Tom Jones. Ern. T..
Jones, Howard Johnson.
Entertained at Bridge.
Mrs. Roy II. Allison entertained 2
company OF friends at bridge yester-
day afternoon at her home, 216 Brad
ley street.
wIener Roast Party.
Eighteen young men and women,
students at the Mankato Expert
School OF Business. held a wiener"
roast at Sibley park last evening.
Attorney ]. w. Schmitt transacted
business Mt St. Peter today.
Dave Mountain of Good Thunder
was In the city on business yester-
day.
ATTORNEY John T. Regan went to-
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Wianer Roast Party.

Eighteen young men and women
students at the Mankato Expert
School OF Business. held wiener
roast at Sibiey park last evening.
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Entertained at Bridge.

Mrs. Roy II. Allison entertained Q
company OF friends at bridge yester-
day afternoon at her home, ZIG Brad
ley street.