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The Red Cloud chief., 1915-04-01
Observation-Disclosures.
HOME NEWS
Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinss
Observation-Disclosures:
Sunday will be Easter.

Sunday will be Easter.
Mrs. Ernest Welsch was in Hastings
Monday.
Idaho Apples just received at Miner
Bros. Co.
Ed. Amack was in Guide Rock on
Tuesday.
Frank Abel came down from Camp
bell Monday evening
Guy Zeigler WAS passenger to
Omaha Sunday morning
Will Mountford returned home from
Orleans Sunday morning.
Tomorrow is Good Friday Are you
going to plant your potatoes?
M. w. Carter was in Nelson Monday
attending the funeral of a relative.
For rubber boots and rubbers come
in and see us.-The Ellis Shoe Store.
Miss Gertrude Good is spending her
vacation at CowDes with her parents.
$4,000 to loan on real estate
security. l.. p. ALBRIGHT.
Editor A. b. Macarthur of this paper
was in Hastings Monday on business. /.
Miss Louise Schumacher left Friday
evening for Orleans to spend her va
cation with her parents.
Miss Grace Sherer, who Is teaching
school near Riverton, was home Satur.
day visiting her mother.
Miss Kathryn Burke left Saturday
morning for Walnut, Iowa, to spend
her vacation with her parents.
The Misses Chaplin and Holcomb of
Lincoln were guests at the NJ. w.
Carter home the last Of the week
Howard Foe and Charles Sherer
arrived home Friday from Lincoln to
spend their vacation with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts re
turned home Sunday morning from
Imperial, where they had been visit.
ing relatives.
Fred Phsres, who is attending the
state university at Lincoln, came home
Monday evening to spend his vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Phares.
Lester, Amack, Francis Lippencott,
Everitt Coon, Cecil Crowell aud Almo
Clutter accompanied by Prof. Boehr,
60 to Lincoln the last Of the week 10
participate In IN agricultural judging
contest. which Is to be held at that
place. and will be taken part in by
schools froh al dversthestatesbnuG
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-04-01
Next Tuesday is city election.

ANtN' ihCsuhN 10 WY V'Vpt'V"s .
The Best Of shoes "Queen Quality" at
Miner Bros 60.
Miss Mary Christian was Hastings
visitor Thursday.
FOR RENT--A good broom house
Hutchinson & Saladen. adv
20 perez mt discount on Wall Paper
and Paint e. \ CARRIER.
Have you seen those fine spring Shoes
and Oxfords at Miner Bros Co.?
George Warren went to Lincoln and
Omaha the first of the week on bust
ness.
George Hadell has accepted posi-
ton In Walter Marshalis grocery
store.
Several OF our stores have their win
dows nicely decorated in keeping with
Easter.
The assessor will soon be calling on
you to find out how much you are
worth.
The Red Cloud band is going to pu,
on another play In the opera house In
the near future.
Roy Oat man returned home Monday
evening from Saronvile, where he
spent Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Oatman returned HON,
Wednesday evening from Ssronyille
where she had been visiting relatives
Charley Reggie has resigned his posi-
ton in Walter Marshall's grocery
store aud will move his family I,
Fort Morgan, Colo, where he will
farm.
Leonard Reiher, who Is attending
the state university at Lincoln, cam,
home saturday evening to spend hi
vacation with his prrents, Ed, Reihe
aud wife
! Misses Bessie Taylor and Mari,
Hollister, who are attending the stat
unive' sity at Lincoln, arrived HON,
the last of the week to spend their va
cation with home folks.
Lew Beers, who for some time pas
, has been the brakeman on the Re,
Cloud and Hastings passenger train
has been transferred to McCJok and i
now the brakeman on trains Is and 10
The Odd Fellows lodge will NEE
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock in thei
new hall and all members are reqdest
ed to be present. The hall has recent
~ been repainted and cleaned up0an,
they now have the best lodge room II
] town.
WANTED--A good steady gentle
manly salesman to handle a Ward
! wagon in Webster County. No expert
ence needed. For full particular
wrsts4pSsmpSly so,Dr. Wards Msdics
Company, Winona, Mipn. EstabiAShe
7 #Ai '9Ds !;
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-04-01
Today Is April Fools Day.

Today Is April Fools Day.
Tom Aud OF Omaha was in town
Sunday
Frank NJ ger came down from Hast.
invs Monday evening.
The Misses Myra Cook and Hattie
Christian were in Hastings Friday.
FOR SALE-soo bushels Of ear corn.
e. F. PHAREs.
Mrs. j. A. Burden and Miss Jern
berg went to Kansas City the first Of
the week.
The Misses Fay Teel and Margaret
Beal are home from Lincoln to spend
their vacation.
Henry Phares is expected home Sat.
urdav .om Central City to spend
Easter with his mother.
Dell Wells aud daughter, Mabel, Of
Edmonds, Kansas, spent the last of the
week in the city with Chss. Robinson
and wife.
Harvey Rickerson, the popular bar
Der at MERGERS shop, was passenger
Sunday morning on No. 10 for Orleans,
where he spent the day with friendP
Sheriff Hedge was in Hastings
Thursday. He taken woman from
the north part of the county to the
Ingleside hospital.
FOR SALE-One potato planter,
cutter, sprayer, digger and sorter, $50;
one new John Deere truck wagon, one
1S.ft hay rack, one new, ball bearing
grindstone, SOS: one slightly used
i6.in. Kiugman sulky pillow. IS. Geo
Law.
The Red Cloud High $ 'hool Debating
Team consisting of Nettie Springer,
Florence Johnston and Homer Feuy,
will 90 to Blue Springs, April 9th, t.
debate with the High school at tina:
place o, the subject, Government
Ownership of Rail koa1-." The team
will be accompanied by Miss Ruth
JOuDStOn.
Frank Abel, who has been one of
the popular and obliging clerks in
Miner Bros. Co., grocery department
for several years, has resigned his posi-.
ton and has accepted a position in a
lumber yard at Campbell. The Chief
along with Franks many friends here
wish him success and hope to hear OF
him buying n yard in the near fu' ure
AS his birthday came on March II,
and, we presume from his name, Edi.
tor Macarthur Of the Red Cloud Chief
felt mighty friendly to the patron sain,
OF the Emerald Isle, st. Patrick, cele.
brated by issuing his weekly paper
printed in green ink. Editor Nc.
Arthur is giving the Democrats OF
Webster county u, good paper and Is
meeting with success Superior Elk.
BegsBd TOT elds,iseb o. mod eAsr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Carranza's Army 5000
Strong, Began Attack
On Villas Troops Today
TRUE TOURIST SEASON
OPENS THIS WEEK

Jacksonville, Jan. S.-Larger
numbers of tourists are expected to
arrive this week by the Atlantic
Coast Line and Louisville and Nash ..
willie railroads than in any four
weeks of the past season, according
to the statement of the officials of
these roads. Three special trains,
from st. Louis, Louisville. Chicago
and Cincinnati, will arrive on diff =
ferent days this week. in addition to
the regular trans operated. bringing
thousands of visitors to the State.
H. C. Bretney, Florida passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nash
willie railroad, said that this estima
tion of the number is taken from
the fact that tickets have been sold
for travel during the present week
far exceeding all former bookings.
I'm the opinion of the railroad men.
the season for the real heavy traffic
is really opening at the present
time. Heavy travel of tourists is
expected in Florida for the next five
or six weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
WILL REGISTER EVERY FLOR
IDA BABE BORN THIS YEAR

Jacksonville, Jan. 8.-Dr. Ellen
Lowell Stevens. chairman Of the
health department Of the Florida
Federation Of Women's Clubs, has
called a meeting In this city for the
purpose Of discussing and arranging
for the birth registration test. this
afternoon at the Wpman's Club, on
East Duval street. At the request
and supervision Of the Children 8
Bureau in Washingto OF which
Miss Julia c. Lathrop is chairman.
birth registration tests are being
made all over the country and to
make the work most effective the CO .
operation Of all federated women's
clubs throughout the United states
Ia being solicited, with the result
that the women have agreed to make
a house to house canvass to secure
accurate birth statistics for the year
1914. The women of Florida will
begin this canvass on Jan. 1S, and
will issue a birth certificate in ev-
cry home where a child was born
during 1914 and also record the
deaths during the past year. Here .
tofore it has been impossible for the
I.Children's Bureau to compile any
accurate vital statistics, as in many
States the laws regarding the regis
tration of births Is not enforced.
while in some States there are no
laws to govern the same.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
FLAGLER'S GREAT OCEAN
BARGE NEARLY READY

New York, Jan. 8.-Nine great
railroads Of the country have all
ready made traffic arrangements
whereby on Jan. II, 1915, they can
send their loaded freight cars across
the straits Of Florida from Key Wes.
to Havana, on the first seagoing car
barge ferry boat ever launched to
ply between the United States and
a foreign country. The seagoing
ferry boat Henry NJ. Flagler, of
thirty freight cars capacity. and
making the trip in less time than it
takes to load and unload freigh, af-
ter its transportation in the hold OF
steamships, will be placed in COM
mission; and the day 1t makes its
first trip will mark a period of ad-
vance in freight transportation The
Florida East Coast Railway officials,
remembering the dream of its great
promoter and builder, Henry NJ
F1agler. OF direct freight communi
cation between the southernmost
mart of the United Etates and the
Queen of the Antilles, carried out,
shortly after his death, the plans
which he had prepared for this SER
vice. The barge, which is really q
great steamship, capable Of doine
service ais an army transport. a pro.
tected cruiser for a near at home
sevyice, has been completed. and it'
arrival In Key West may be looket
for at any day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
With Army OF 100000
Men, Germans Will Make
Supreme Effort To Reach
Warsaw; Turks Defeated
PECULIAR DEATH FOR
PENSACOLA HORSE

Pensacola, Jan Yesterday
morning horse owned by j. C.
Carter, the produce man, was found
llteleS- in his stall, AT No. Il IVES,
lntendenria street. and when darkics
who attended the animal. started in
70 Investigate, they were shocked by
electric current. OF course it need :
ed no further word or warning to
cause the negroes to get clca of the
vicinity and another horse. in a
nearly cell, was gotten out with
some difficulty, on account of the
apparent danger of men being
shocked Investigation by Len lie
Baron, city electrician. it was dis
covered that water pipe had come
in contact with live wire, and had
been heavily charged during the
night The dead horse nd evident
ly rubbed against said pipe. his
death occurring instantly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
SALVATION ARMY MAN
KILLED BY GERMAN SHELL

Jacksonville, Jan. Skilled in
the bombardment Of East Hartle :
pool, England, during the recent
German attack. was the fate of Ad :
jutant William Avery, one of the
faithful and capable officers OF the
British Salvation Army Field. OF
which news was received by Capt
George Paxton, of the local post
yesterday. The message received by
Captain Paxton gives a brief account
OF the affair in which the officer wa:
killed. Adjutant Avery was pre-
pairing to leave his quarters during
the shelling Of the city, when
shell struck the building. demolish-
ing It and killing the officer. Thu
adjutant leaves wife and twt
daughters to mourn his death.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
England
Preliminary
ReplyToU.S.
NOT KNOWN WHEN MORE DEF
INITE ANSWER FORTHCOMING
FURTHER CONFERENCES. THUS
INSURING A COMPLETE UN-
DERSTANDING, ARE TO BE
HELD BEFORE FINAL AGREE
MENT REACHED
fBy Associated Press. J

London, Jan. S.-Ambassador
Page today received from the British
government a preliminary reply to
the American note protesting against
British interference with American
shipping, which he Immediately for :
Warded to Washington The time
of the delivery of more definitely
supplementary reply is uncertain.
Further negotiations between the
two governments concerning speci
fic cases OF detention Of ships Will
.precede the preparation Of the final
answer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Situation At
Turkish Capital
Is Alarming
STATE ARCHIVES HAVE BEEN
PACKED AND THE OFFICIALS.
FEARING OUTSIDE ATTACK.
ARE READY TO LEAVE ON A
MOMENTS NOTICE
(By Association Press }

London, Jan. S.-Aside from the
continued Russian pursuit of the
Turkish forces defeated in the eau
casus, and the continuation of the
Russian advance through the Car
pathian passes, siege warfare, with
artillery duels, seems
ito prevail everywhere in the area of
east and west. Reports
here show that the German com
mander Won HinGerDurg, has made
BIO appreciable progress toward War
6aw A Copenhagen dispatch de
FLARES that Won Hindenburg is eX
pc ting heavy reinforcements and
that with an army of one million
hen he plans to make another su
preme effort to break through to the
Polish capital. The Russians, it
would appear, have had time to re
Enforce themselves and strengthen
|heir position around Warsaw. Brit
eh observers believe that trench
warfare, for which the western the
ter has become famous will be
Eaged in the region of the Polish
ivers.
Austria Hungary again admits
be retirement of her forces in BuK-
wina
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
|EENICS WOULD PREVENT
SUCH A MARRIAGE

ason, Mich, Jan. .S.-Miss
|trice Kelly became Mrs. Willard
hilton late this afternoon when
fice Peck united the couple at
county Jail in the presence oi
hilton's parents. the aged graho
3her of Miss Kelly, who came
p Saginaw to witness the eere-
ly, Sheriff Cline and several dep
5.
i've minutes later Hamilton anu
wife were led to their respective
Tomorrow morning Hamilton
be taken to Ionia to serve sen
e for shoplifting. His wife VIII
Rken to the Detroit house OF cor
lon. In company with her noun
h-law, to serve a sentence io'
same offense. Hamilton's Ia
who also confessed to shop
hg, will be taken to Jackson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
D. 7, P, y.

The public Is invited to attend
the Young Peoples Union in the An
mex of the First Baptist church ev'
cry Sunday evening at 8:15.
B. Y. p. U. program for Jan. 10
1915:
Leader-Miss Brunell Swindel.
Opening songs.
lntroduction-Miss Jessie Tillis.
Scripture Lesson-Misses France!
Brewsie and Lucerne Calton.
The Life of the Cody Man-Mr
Paris.
b Our Associations-Miss Elizabeth
iDixon.
I The Attitude of the Cody Mar
Toward the Word of God-lMrs. Ro
CELLS.
The Prosperity Of the Cody MAI
Miss Lottie Bryant.
Scripture Verses-Psalm 1924
n, 80, 143, ia. Mr.. Arthur Ed
wards.
The Ungodly Man-Mr. Turno
Bryant.
Song 225.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by the Security Abstract
and Title Co.. Barlow. Fla.)

FURNISHED by the Security Abstract
and Title Co.. Barlow. Fla.)
Jan. 9, 1914
Lula p. lngerSoll to Kate Penn
Cole and husband.
C. W. Langford to VIM. A.
HAtchell.
Gulf Security Co. to n. A. Waldo.
Lester Windsor. and wife to Win
ter Haven Investment Co.
Lester Windsor and wife TO Win
ter Haven Investment Co.
Lester Windsor and wife to Win
ter Haven Investment Co.
G. L. johnson, ct al to Frede-
rick s. Ruth.
s. NJ. Wilson and wife to Laura
v. Swearingen.
Herbert E. Fairchild. ct al. to
Loring athbone Lee.
Thomas l.. Wilson ct al. to w. H
Lewis.
J. G.. Van Cise and wife to w.
H. Lewis.
John Logan tsherifi) to w. II.
Lewis.
Orlando Hubbs (guardian) to B.
F. Bullard ct al.
Ethelbert Hubbs to B. F. Bull
lard ct al.
WI. Percy Reams and wife to Mel.
lie Altman.
Leon B. Altman and wife to w
Percy Reams
J, w. Hollingsworth to NJ. NJ
Loadholtes.
c. A. Mann and wife to W. A
Doom.
| o. S. Van Huss and wife to H.
Memminger ct al.
NJ. W. Braxton to 8 ]. Denmark
| Master J.. o. Watson to H. L
Gard.
/ Mrs. Mary c. Sullivan to R. r
Sullivan.
l. Pike Adair and wife to Table
Harris.
Selma Hampton and husband I
w. G.. Stone and w. W. Mann.
Seasons Investment Co. to Jam,
A. Welsh.
Lyman S. Hooker to Tillie ]
Poole
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
BIG BOOZE HARVEST

New York, Jan. S.-There was
much Joy unconfined along Broad =
way when it became known q few
days ago that the wine crop in
France had been spared. The users
of wine along the Great White Way
were lamenting the fact that there
was apparently going to be a short =
age Of the Az water, when they
read Of the over running OF the vim
tage district BY the Germans. OF
course, there was indignation be-
cause the bubble water is the main =
stay Of the main street. Without it
Broadway would not be Broadway.
But now it is learned that the In :
vaders have overlooked something In
this respect the street is happy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
eOfficial Weather Report:


Tampa, Jan. s. For Tampa and
vicinity: Fair tonight and Satur
day. Probably light frost tonight &.
For Florida: Fair tonight with
frost in central and northwest por :
tions. Saturday fair, except rain in
northwest portion.
Winds for the East Gulf: Gentle
to moderate northeast.
Winds for the South Atlantic:
Gccntle to moderate north.
General Weather Conditions
The storm center which was north
of Lake Huron THURSDAY morning
has moved eastward over 'hc st
Lawrence Valley 1t ha caused
light SHOWS in scattered localities
over the Lake region, and the st g.
Lawrence valley. and rain on the
New England coast. An area ol
hi2h pressure this morning covers
the Mississippi valley and the Gulf
States, the crest of the high being
over Arkansas. It has caused gen
orally fair, cool weather Throughout
the interior of the country. although
light local rains have occurred dur
ing the past twenty four hours in
lLouisiana, southern Texas. and In
southern Florida. An area of low
pressure over the Washington coast
has caused rain or snow over Wash
ington, Oregon. Nevada. and north.
ern and central Califoria.
Temperatures have fallen general
ly east Of the Rocky mountains. but
they are very near the seasonal av-
erage this morning In nearly all To-
calities. There has been a rise In
temperature over the upper Missouri
valley. the Rocky mountain regions
and westward. and temperatures are
above normal this morning.
Indications are for fair weather
In the vicinity OF Tampa tonight and
Saturday. Light frost is probable Ii
exposed places tonight. but no dan
gerous temperatures are expected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED AND
WOUNDED
CARRANZA'S TROOPS POURING
SHELLS FROM Is CANNON ON
VILLAS MEN WHO OCCUPY
SALTILLO
(By Associated Press J

Laredo, Texas, Jan. S.-Thc at
tack on Villas troops at Saltillo was
begun by 5000 constitutionalist
troops at 3 o'clock this morning.
Early reports from the battle said
that hundreds had already been
killed and wounded. Carranza's
forces were attacking from the
mountains about the city and used
fifteen cannon Villas troops occu
pied Saltillo two days ago by a ruse
without fighting. Noon reports
from Carranza sources claimed that
the besiegers had the advantage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
POLK IS NOW IN FIFTH
DIVISION FEDERAL COURT

Jacksonville, Jan. S.-Judge
Rhydon N. Call has issued an order
creating two additional divisions OF
the federal court for the Southern
District of Florida for the purpose OF
facilitating the work Of the court.
Heretofore there were but three d.
Visions known as the Middle. North {.
ern and Southern divisions. Tne
creation Of the two new divisions
will 1t is claimed. greatly facilitate
the work of the United States mar
shall in the Southern district, the
FIVE new divisions. which take in all
of the thirty two counties compris :
ing the United States district court
southern district of Florida, are;
division No. Jacksonville and
Fernandina: including the counties
Of Duyal. Nassau, Baker. Bradford
columbia. Hamilton, Madison, Su
wannee. Clay, Putnam, ST. johns
and Volusia
Division No. 2-Ocala; including
rho counties of Citrus. Marion, Lake
and Sumter.
Division No. miami; inciuoihs
tho counties of Seminole, Brevard'
:, Iucie Palm Beach and Dade.
, n;,;son No. 4-Key West; Mon
roe county.
Division No. Tampa; includ
ing the counties of Hillsoorough' nUSll
Iee Desoto. Manatee, Pinellas, POLK
o.caola Pasco. fernando and Or
ange. .;os
There are thirty two eouh.ies
comprised in the United States DIS
,-,ct court. Southern District OF
| Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
spRINGFELD's UNEMPLOYED

Springfield, Mass. jan s'-A' a
.oatirr of the committee appointed
= ,non;re into the condition OF the
unemployed today it is learned @ Una.
mors people are unemployed here
- ever before. Recommendations
were made that hereafter puoh0
york which would be as well done
:. ,bis season as in summer when
business is good, be reserved mere
at,er for the dull season. Twenty
.wo manufacturers reported employ
ing ninetysir per cent as many men
hut in many cases only part time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
TWO HUNDRED TOURISTS

Jacksonville, Jan. S.-Two hun
dred tourists and E. N. Aiken, as
sistant general passenger agent Of
the Queen and Crescent Route. ar
rived In jacksonville on the Collver
Special from Ohio Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 o'clock. The tourists
will remain In the city several days
before continuing on to their various
destinations In FLORIDA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
(By Association Press

London, Jan. 8.-The British
less bureau, at the request Of the
klgian legation, have Issued de-
FLED allegations of the maltreat-
ent of the Catholic clergy in Bel :
nm. The statement says the
|urches ia3mAey towns were de-
Foyed or profaned. and declared
ht the clergy were exposed to spe-
u indignities at the hands OF the
frman soldiers. 1t alleged that
Tests and others connected with
church were shot or hanged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
(By Association Press . }

Nashville, Tenn. Jan. Sack
son Day was celebrated here by
miniature representation Of the bat
tie of New Orleans. Confederate
veterans behind cotton bales resist-
! ed the attacks Of the State troops
the British. There were
' also other exercises.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Wilson Made
Speech Today
at Indianapolis
IS SPENDING FOUR HOURS
THERE THIS AFTERNOON
HIS SPEECH WAS A FEATURE OF
JACKSON DAY CELEBRATION
HE LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON
AT SIX O'CLOCK
(By Associated Press }

indianapolis, Jan. President
Wilson will spend four busy hours
here today. He arrives about two
o'clock this afternoon and will
lunch at Senator Kern's home, after
which he will deliver his first purely
political speech, at the jackson Day
celebration, under the auspices OF
the Indiana Democratic Club. The
Legislature will attend in body.
The president will then attend q re-
and leave for Washington
about six o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

The Florida branch of the Amer
lean Poultry Association will hold
their annual meeting this year in
Orlando, Feb. 9 and 10. The ban :
quet will be held Thursday evening
at San Juan hotel. This promises
to be one of the most important
meetings ever held. as the exhibit
will be made at the Sub-Tropical
Mid Winter Fair.