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CHAPTER XIX.
A Few Typographical Rudiments

1ou will find almost many different kinds of type
there have been created genuses in the Of printing
classes. The Gothc-whch is the angular kind,
and the Cason-which dantier style of curved con-
struction.
In the Gothic family there many relatives each
with different But they all quite similar and
there is need of the advertiser burdenng his mind
with their appeIlatons You usually have typebook
at hand for reference that You select the font
you want. l. =#s.> -=..~
What does font meang Font refers to the series of
all the letters and figures etc. each special branch of
the type family. Font special term which applies to
each different classification of type in particular There
also general terms which used subdivisions of
special classes into which general font family of
types may be divided For instance, Chetenham font
would be certain branch of the general Cheenham fam
y But there different tribes of the Chetenham.
For instance there is Cheltenham condensed, which
that the letters etc. in this particular subdivision
are abnornally narrow IF you wish Chetenham type
which abnormaly fat YOU will have to ask for Chelten
ham extended Then too there is the Cheltenham taic
which refers to the kind Of Cheenham whose component
types slant from lower left to upper right Bold specl
es the style of face which makes heavy impression and
this is sometimes called black face It's opposite is the
light face type whose printing surface is thin and whose
impression therefore is dainty. While the Gothic family
is rugged, palmer and simpler, you use the Cason
style and accomplish strength and bodness without sac
rieng the graceful and other little points OF
prettness which distinguish the Caslon from the bunter
Gothic. -. IL LII" NJ
In size, type vary from that which is small that
it is called pearl up to that which is large that has
to be carved of wood for if it lead it would be
quite heavy to handle You hear printers say 'Thats
S-point-that is too small, it ought to be - point.
What do they by point! This point system is sim
pie enough point is merely an arbitrary measurement
which equals LIZ of inch, when you want to use
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in war arena
TEUToNs HAM MER
AT WARSAW.

LONDON, Eng, June 28.--The Ger
man armies have renewed for the
third time their drive for Warsaw.
Intelligence received few days ago
that long trains had been seen NOV
ing eastward from the Krupp works
at Essen were confirmed yesterday by
the opening of terrific artillery bonn
bardment Of the Russian field works
protecting the city.
The Russians were on the retreat
again yesterday, both north and south
of Lemberg. Dispatches from Ger
man field headquarters report that the
Russian resistance in the neighbor'
hood of Halicz has been pounded Nat
and that the Germanic allies have
crossed the Eneister north Of that
point driving the Russians before
them toward the Polish frontier many
miles.
Doctor Won Bethmann.Hollweg, the
imperial chancellor, and Herr Won
Jagow, the Minister of foreign affairs,
arrived yesterday in Vienna for con
ference with the Austro-Hungarian
ministers of foreign affairs. Emperor
Franz Josef granted an audience to
the chancellor.
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COMMERCE BODY
ASKS SHIPPING
BE INVESTIGATED

[Asso:iated Press by Federal Wireless1
.. WASHINGTON, d. c.. June %. =
Reflecting the business sentiment of
the United States. as expressed by its
commercial organizations, the Nation
al Chamber Of Commerce makes public
today a memorial to President VIII
sen and Secretary Redfield of the de
partment of commerce, requesting
them to create a committee which
shall undertake a thorough analysis
of American shipping laws and treaty
obligations on the subject of shipping,
with a view of commerce. requesting
them to create a permanent American
shipping marine. III
The national chamber bases its re.
quest on a poll of its membership,
which includes all the important cham.
bers OF commerce of the nation.
Stress is laid On the action OF the
Pacific Mail and the Robert Dollar
Steamship companies, which have an
nounced their intention either to 60
cut of business or transfer their reg.
istry to the flag of some other nation.
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WAILUKU BRINGS
KINDERGARTEN
HEAD FROM EAST

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
,WAILUKU. Maui. June 27-Miss
June Mitchell. a graduate this year
from the Wheelock kindergarten
Training School of Boston. has been
selected To be at the head OF the Alex
ander House kindergarten this COM
ing year. Miss Mitchell comes to
Mani with the very highest recon.
mendations from the principal OF the
Wheelock School, and also by her
friends and associates in kindergarten
tr2ining.
She will arrive with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie r. Mathews, who come to take
charge of the Alexander House Set
Element and Gymnasium, together
with certain mission work in Waikiki
among the Japanese and Chinese. The
party of new workers will arrive the
last part of August.
Mrs. Dora |. Buckingham, who has
been one of the teachers In the Kala-
mazoo, Michigan. Normal School, and
who has been highly recommended
by personal friends who know her in
timately, has been selected as the new
Kindergarten for the Kahului Kinder
gatern. Mrs. Buckingham is now
spending some time in Los Angeles,
and will arrive on Maui in time TO be-
gin her work at Kahuiui by Septem-
Der 1st.
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u. S. IMPORTERS
DISTINGUISHING
FOR PROTECTION
Deny Britain's Right to Estab-
IiSh Blockade of Teutonic
Countries
fAssociated Press oy Fed. wireless. /

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. wireless
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 27.-A
committee of twenty. which had been
delegated by the American Importers
Association to represent their case to
the state department., yesterday pre-
sented Secretary of State Lansing and
other officials with a petition which
declares that Great Britain has been
"studiously avoiding" answering the
American note OF March 80. which pro-
tests against the interference Of the
british navy with American trade.
The note questions the right OF the
United Kingdom TO establish a block
ade of Germany. Austria and Turkey
under the conditions set forth in the
British order in council, which under.
takes to prevent expectations and i'm.
portations from and into these coun-
tries through neutral ports.
Want No Interruption.
The importers state in their petition
that they plead for IAN uninterrupted
supply OF raw materials for the use OF
American manufacturers and an I'M
, restricted right to ship noncontraband
cargoes into Germany through neutral
ports and the same uninterrupted
right to secure expectations from Ger
many by way Of neutral ports"
At the conclusion of the conference
il was made known that Secretary
Lansing had expressed his determin.
alton to aid the American importers
in securing their rights"
The committee which waited upon
the secretary of state Is said to rep
resent ten thousand importers, who
have united to urge steps to secure q
modification of the British embargo
upon the commerce Of Germany with
neutr2ls
No Retaliation.
1t is officially stated that the gov.
eminent is not considering placing an
embargo on shipments to belligerent
nations as retaliation for British In
reference in American trade with
nertrals
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CLARENCE king,
AUTO SPEEDER,
KILLED in RACE
California Road Contest Pro-
duces Crop of Serious
Accidents .. ...-..

tAssaciatpd Press by Federal Wirelessl
= SACRAMENTO, Cal. June 2S.-In
sight OF his wife and father, Clarence
King. an automobile racing driver, was
killed here today, 40 seconds after the
start Of long distance road race
from Sacramento to Los Angeles.
King lost control of the car On a
turn. 1t skidded. plunged from the
road and toppled over. crushing him
beneath It's weight Leslie Prewett
his mechanician, was thrown clear
but struck on his head and has bad.
ly fractured skull. ~. II.
Roy Taylor and his mechanician
were wrecked at San Jose, 1870 miles
farther on, and both so seriously In,
jured that they probably will die.
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BRITISH CEsTRoYERs
SINK TEuToN SUBMARINE.

LONDON. Eng, June 27-The sup,
Elementary naval estimates, presented
in the house of commons yesterday,
provide for an addition to the person.
mel of the navy of $4,000 officers and
men, bringing the total additions made
during the year to the naval forces
to 100000 officers and men.
Submarine Sunk.
1t was announced yesterday, in press
dispatches from Amsterdam. that an.
other German submarine had been run
down in the North Sea by British de.
stroyers and sunk. The majority
! of the members of the crew were
drowned, the destroyers succeeding in
saving only few men. These are
being brought in as prisoners.
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BLooDY FIGHTING IN
sutaESTERAt Az EAtA.r.e-s-

PARIS, France, June 2S.-SIubborn
sanguinary fighting at close quarters
around Ennetieres. near Arras, is re-
ported in the night bulletin.
The Germans charged the French
trenches with hand grenades and the
French, while still struggling to re-
tain possession of their own lines, re,
taliated with counter charge on the
German positions at either wing OF
the front from which the German at.
tack was launched A confused, ter,
ribly bloody, hand-to-hand conflict. OF
very considerable dimensions, ensued
BURNING LIQUIDS
USEE, BY GERMANS.
At Calonne, the Germans hurled
bombs charged with flaming fluids in.
to the French trenches and then
charged. The bulletin reports that
in the counter charge that fol-
lowed. the French captured all the
German first line Of trenches, and still
holds them.
A surprise attack by the Germans
on Arrascourt, at night, is also de,
clared to have been frustrated.
Aeroplanes on both sides have been
ective. The Germans dropped bombs
on st. Die and killed one woman. Be,
hind the German lines French airmen
bombarded depots, of stores at a rail
way station and returning reported
they had done considerable damage.
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Former President Denies In
tention of Entering Coun-
try-0ut on Bail
IAsaociatod Press hY Fed wireless. ]

TAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June %. =
For the present, at least. the United
States has frustrated the attempt OF
Gen. Victoriano Huerta, former dtcta-
tor or Mexico, to launch another revo-
luton in that much distressed Tepub-
lie from American soil.
Gen. Huerta and Gen. Pascual Oroz-
co were arrested yesterday in ri Paso,
Tex. and released on bonds, the form
er of $4,000. the latter of $500.
Agents Of the department of justice
filed charges against them OF conspir-
acy TO incite a revolution against a
friendly country.
Huerta proclaimed his innocence in
an interview with the newspapermen.
II. shall never enter Mexico again,
at the head of an army he said. Il
am anxious to return to my home,
but shall await peace before ! do
SO. and peace may not come for an
ether five years.
Arrest Creates Sensation.
Huerta's arrest was a sensation in
the colony of Mexican ENJOYS, exiles
and negotiators here; at both the Car
rama and the Villa headquarters there
was rejoicing that Huerta had been
checked; but there was no surprise
ct the department Of justice.
Agents Of the department have had
Huerta under surveillance for the last
three months ever since he took NJ
bis residence in a Long Island suburb
Of New York, after his return from
Spain.
Warrants were sworn out in Ell Paso
before a judge of the United States
District court and served as Huerta
stepped from the train. They were
based on the fact that for some time
Huerta has been engaged in a viola
ton of the American neutrality laws
which forbid recruiting or buying sup
plies for a military organization out
fitted on the soil of the United States
for operations against any people al
peace with the United States. -
The action Of the government VIII
have an important bearing, 1t Is be.
fieved. ON future results south o. the
border.
Administration Firm
In all quarters II Is taken TO moi
cate that the Administration is firmly
determined to block the injection OF
any fresh factors Of tisoord into the
unsoI1ed Mexican equation.
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GE0RGIA'S GOVERNOR
GUARDED By MILITIA
tAssociated Press by Fed. WIrsIess.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wiraless.l
ATLANTA, Ca, June 2s Precan-
tionary measures have been success
full in repressing the disorders threat
ened by the violent element which re-
sented the Communication Of sentence
extended by Governor Slaton to Leo
Frank, the young Jewish manufacture
er convicted of the murder of Mary
Phagan. Resentment has continued
so bitter, however, and such alarming
threats were made against the gov
ernor, that his home has been unde--
the protection of a stronG
militia ever since he -..se
life, at ther Germ. last
Saturday..
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EUPHRATES IS
NOW SPAWNED
BY BIG BRIDGE
Associated Pressl

ROTTERDAM. "A Constantinopls
telegram announces that the German
engineers have completed the great
bridge across the Euphrates, near the
railway station of Djerabulus on the
Baghdad railway The bridge is now
open for traffic. Il Is understood that
trains can now run through from Ko-
MIA, the terminus of the Anatolian
railway, to the Euphrates.
Djerabulus is on the Euphrates.
northeast of Aleppo, on the border Of
the Mesopotamian desert. The ter
minus of the railway has been for
several years at Bulgurlu, in Asia
Minor, and the German engineers who
have been constructing this section Of
the line have had the tremendous task
of piercing the Taurus mountains
with tunnels cut through the solid
rock.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
SHOWS DISFAv0R FOR
SUBMARINE COMMANDER

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed wireless
Ell PASo, Texas, June 2S.-Com-
mander Yates Stirling, Jr, command.
ing the Atlantic submarine flotilla.
which made such an unfavorable show,
ing in the recent maneuvers at New
port, r. l., has been assigned to COM
mand of the second-class cruiser Co
lumbia, built in 1892, and now out Of
commission. 49,:
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PLANS ON FOOT TO
REINSTATE HUERTA.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June 81
Edward C. Herrera. former com.
mander in the villa army, who has
split with his chief, states that the
plan of the gathering of Mexican lead,
ers in FL Paso is to eliminate VIA
and form coalition with Gen. Angeles
for the selection of Vasquez Tagle as
provisional president of Mexico, with
the ultimate plan of restoring Huerta
To mower. H.
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CHINESE COMMISSIONERS
ARE HEADED FOR HOME

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
SEATTLE, Wash. June 2S.-The
Honorable Chinese Industrial Commits.
sion, having crossed and recrossed the
continent on its mission of good will
and education, left here yesterday for
Portland and San Francisco. on its
way home by Honolulu
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TORNADO SWEEPS
THROUGH ALBERTA

REDCLIFFE, Alberta, June 27.--A
disastrous tornado swept through this
district yesterday, destroying houses
and other buildings and doing consid.
cradle damage to the wheat crop.
Twelve persons were injured in the
storm. The property damage is esti.
ted at half million dollars.
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Zeitung yesterday says that the Ru.
manian cabinet has voted to disband
a part of the army which Rumania
HIS had modified for several weeEs
in readiness to take part in the war.
The Rumanian minister of war. in
explanation of the partial demobiliza-
ton, says; Carrying on negotitions
with Russia requires long WHILE
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WILL PERMIT OFFICIALS
TO ENTER WITHOUT TAX

Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June D.
Hereafter Japanese government Off.
Gals and commissioners, and also Jap
anese military officers, who enter the
United States from Japan will s.
exempt frcm the usual Immigrants.
tax.
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SOCIALIST PAPER SUPPRESSED
AND EDITOR ARRESTED.

AMSTERDAM, NetherIands, June
2T.-As result of the publication of
the Socialistic article and editorial de
manding that Germsny take steps to
bring the war to an end, the German
government suppressed yorwaerts and
seized yesterdays issue, destroying all
the copies procurable. Editor Wielenr
has been arrested and is hello in de
tention.
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SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH SCHOONER.

LONDON, Eng, June 2S- The Brit
ish schooner Edith was sunk yester
day off the coast of Ireland by a Ger
man submarine. All the crew were
saved.
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.HUERTA ARRESTEDBY IT, SECRET
SERVICE men ON TEXAS BORDER;
new REVOLUTION NIPPED in BUD

being all former adhereRts OF the HUI
erta and Diaz regimes, Various I'll.
mors are in circulation that this gath
ering is to mark new revolutionary
departure in Mexico. .:..r -.
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FOUNDER OF CHAUTAUQUA
LECTURE BUREAU DEAD

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed Wireless. ]
MEADVlfG.E, Pa, June 27.-Rev.
Theodore l. Flood, associate founder
of the Chautauqua Lecture Bureau,
led at his home here yesterday. m
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WELL-KNOWN EDITOR
is DEAD AT LONDON
ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. wireless. ]

. ASDS 70 EOo' - 1871
LONDON. Eng, June 27.-Alexan.
der Kenealy, one Of the best known
British-Americ9n Journalists, died here
yesterday. For the past IL years he
has been the editor Of the Daily Mir
ror. He served for number OF years
on the stats Of the New York Herald
and the New York World. For the
Herald he Joined Admiral Peary's
first Archc expedition. During the
Spanish-American war he was a press
correspondent with the American feet.
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ITALIANS LOSE
T0pPEco BOAT

VIENNA, Austria. June 2S.-In a
brush between Italian and Austrian
naval patrols, it is officially announced
that an Italian torpedo boat was sunk.
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BERLIN SAYS EuMAMlA
is DlSRANCING ARMY.

BERLIN, Germany. June PA des.
patch from Bucharest to the Mittag
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DON FUENTAS MAY .....
BE CHILE'S PRESIDENT
ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.

tAssoc1ated Press by FED. W1reIess.J
SANTIAGO, Chile. June 27.-As the
result of the general election held
throughout the republic yesterday,
Don Juan Luis San Fuentas has proba.
bly, been. elected president 49,
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Six or eight months time and an
expense of 100000 is involved in re
painting the Brooklyn bridge.
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GATHERING OF CLANS
At e. pASO.

EIs PASo, Tex, June 27-A very
significant gathering of prominent
Mexicans began here yesterday, the
various leaders arriving from Mexico
and from points in the United states
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HERMANNs soEHNE.

.versammlungen in Knights OF r
tb,as Hail.. Montag, Juni 81, JUL .
su'' - W. woLTERs. Praes.
C. BOLTE, Sekr.
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loNol uLu LODGE NO. I. MODERN
ORDER or PHOENIX.

WIN meet at their home, corner
Beretania and Fort :strees, ever
THURSDAY evening at 1850 O'Clock.
CHARLES HUSTACE, Jh-, t4eauer
FRANK MURRAY, Secretary.
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The effects Of this moral and mental reyo-
luton viii last Europe after the war.-Gug
lielmo Ferrero.
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PURPOSES OF THE COURSE:-(D To Il

PURPOSES OF THE cOURSE:-O To increase
returns for the retailer aoho adrertises 2) To shop
the non-ddresng retailer ho,o he oacer has prices get
increase has profits 81 To suggest to the jobber and
manu- acrer cautious method to create demand and
increase goodoiu "a To prepare the person Nth latent
advertising ability for place His profession.
This course, aOe delivered personally to class Of
dents, costs $15 1t IS equivalent to correspondence
ohich costs $685. The entire 90 lessons sviu be
gcen exclusively NTH tis newspaper free Of charge.
CHAPTER :
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SPORTS, CLASSIFIED AND SHIPPING
NEWS SECTION
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-25
THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND TURKS
CONCENTRATED ON GALLIPOLI
PENINSULA AND SOUTHERN
SIDE OF DARDANELLEs FOR
PURPOSE or OPPOSING ALLIES
EFFORTS TO TAKE FORTS BY
ASSAULT.

Constantinople. March p. -IiiQfs
hundred thousand Turks are conoe
trated on the Gallipoli peninsula ano
the southern side Of the DardaNt Ves
30 oppose the allies efforts to take ths
IL. ID 1Iaug y straits by Rsso Il
Three laGamAcA4KS.ve been
by British marines, bot haVfsLtNN
pulsed. Quiet prevails atohs ~ Dar'
daneles The hostile feet md de no eff
fort to renew the bombardIhent yes
terday. It is reported a great fleet of
transports have Joined the allies fleet
OFF Tenedos. 1t is estimated they are
carrying sixty thousand /soldiers.
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&FFLICTED WITH RABIES.
Dog \Killed Friday Undoubtedly Had
HydrOphObia.
CFrom Mondays pailyD

..| q IOlu olbhAhs = AhhS -
, The mad dog that was kille tridaE
was decapitated and his head sent To
the state board Of health authOfltles
in Jacksonville for examination, and
telegram was received Saturday night
from Dr.. j. Y. Porter, head OF the
state health board, stating that the
dogs head had been examined, anu
that the analysis showed u case ot pos
tive hydrophobia, The dog that was
inflicted with the dreaded rabies pil
quite a number Of persons In Arcadla'
six of which were reported today
They are:
MIR. william 7. Brewer, who was
bitten Oh the hand, and the folloWlls
children are also reported ~ having
been bitten:
The Carnage child,
The Northrup child,
The Bail child,
The Everett Platt child,
The Honuh child.
The persons who have come III coli
tact with the mad dog are under the
careful treatment Of physicians, anu
the anti.toXin treatment for rabies II
now on the way from the Pasteur Ill
stjtute in Jacksonville. 1t is beng
hurried to Arcadia, and will probably
arrive tonight.
The mayor has issued instructions
To- t.c police department to kill all I'M
muzzlpd dogs in the city. Twcny-eisht
dog, were killed today, and the canine
destruction continues. The city au-
thoritics are acting with an eye to the
.gfrty of the People and are dytcrmiu-
ed to stamp out the scare.
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MIR. THOMAS VI. McNINNON
DIES YESTERDAY
lTrom Monday's DaIly.l

Mr.. Thomas NJ. McKinnon died Ia~'
evening at the home Of Mr.. ANA MIS-
{. IL. Mitchell ON orange avenue. Mr.
NIcIlinnon had been in i'll health f1l
some time. and only came 10 Arcaul'
last Friday from Pine Bluf, ARK h''
home. Mr.. McKiunon was 81 years
of age.
lie as a brother of Mrs. {. H.
Mitchell Of this city.
The funeral will be held TINS aiter
noon I'm the st. Edmund's Episcopa
church Of Arcadia, and the intermcn'
VIII he made in Oak Ridge cemetery,
The great number Of friends or th'
Mitchell family IN Arcadia VIII n'
grief stricken with the news OF thei'
kinsman's demise.