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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
.COAST|NG ACCIDENT
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE

While coasting ON the Hickman
hill in Audubon township, Monday
last, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tibben ran into telephone
pole and received a broken leg. 1t
was reported that Carl Voss, a
som of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Voss
of this city. had received frac-
tured skull at the same time and
place but later reports are to the
contrary
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
A DEER EXPERIENCE At
AUDUBON RECENTLY

Paul Tramp, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E Tramp of the Audubon
Brick and tile work, had thrill
ing experience with pet deer last
week.
Paul was in the lot with the
deer when it attacked and knocked
him down. The animal stood over
him trying to hook him with his
antleirs.
He received several scratches but
not of a serious nature.
Our advice would be to dehorn
the buck-er.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
HANS HANSEN NOW
ASSISTANT CASHIER

Mr.. Hans Hansen. who for some
time has been attending to an
elevator in Brayton, was appointed
last week to the position of Assist
ant Cashier of the First National
Bank of this city.
Mr.. Glen Hunt, who has been
filling the position acceptably for
a number of years, resigned to take
up farm work.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
A LETTER FROM OUR
OLD MINISTER
Derby, Iowa,
january oath. 1916.

Audubon County Journal.
With pleasure we welcome your
visit to our home in Derby, Iowa.
and with interest we note each
line. Wife and | often speak of
the many pleasant acquaintances
we made during our stay in your
town. We have a pleasant home
here in Derby, and then we hold a
good title to an inheritance in
Heaven which is to us of great
value. l am SO thankful that l have
had place in Methodist church
that noble family of God and now
that l am dropped out of the ac-
tive ranks we are not forgotten.
Her old ministers are cared for
We hope your paper may cheer
other homes as it does ours.
John Harmed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
ARTHUR HANSEN At
R0THSCH|LD ELEVATOR

BY the arrangement which placed
Mr.. Hans Hansen OF this city. in
the First National Bank here, as
assistant cashier, left the Roths-
child and Company at Brayton,
without a manager. Mr.. Ham
SEN and his son, Arthur, for some
time have been looking after the
business that came to the elevator
an Brayton, and did it with salts
faction to all the patrons. Arthur
being well acquainted with the
patronage, and good judge for a
young man, of the worth of the
commodities that comes to grain
house, has been entrusted with the
care of the business by Messrs
Rothschild and Company and it
is needless to say both employers
and patrons will be given emf
nent satisfaction.
Fred Wahlert shipped a car of
NJ or kl<s ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
MISS MABEL BOEHME
EXAMINED IN DEs MONIES

Miss Mabel Boehme, of Extra,
took the examination for teachers
certificate in the Highland Park nor
NAL college. Dean L. A. Blezek was
mads the special representative of
the state superint tendent and held
the examination as proxy for the
county superintendent Eighteen stu
dents from seventeen counties took
this examination at Highland Park
college, instead of going home for it
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
SALE NOTICES

Peter Schwab, one mile south
of Extra, Thursday. Feb. 18th.
James P. Pedersen 3-4 mile
northwest of Extra on the old
Brown Farm. ON Monday, Feb.
l4th. commencing at IL O'Clock.
Joint sale eight miles east of
Hamlin on section IA Greeley
township on Friday, Feb. l1th.
commencing at 1870 P. M. j.
A Tanner and Mrs. Adair.
James Bopp, miles south
west OF Brayton, on the Mat
Duval farm, Thursday, Feb. 10.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
TO RAISE FUNDS

All are welcome to partake of
the bargains offered Saturday in
the south rooms of the First Ma
tional Bank. The M. E. ladies have
assembled many good things. Call
in.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
SOME RANDOM NOTES
BY AUDUBON SHELLEY

suVOVOVu Ob666u
I. We note that Mr.. Carr and wife,
of Kansas, are the parents of a
fine boy baby and he has been
promptly named Ford Carr. He
will undoubtedly lead fast life if
he is true to his name.
| have on my desk circular
from gentleman who resides in a
border state and offers to supply
me with whiskey at the moderate
price of eight dollars per gallon.
BUT somehow l am slow JIM send
ing an order for have fought de-
mon rum all my life. It's too late
now to begin basking in the shade
of the Anheuser Busch.
How many people remember the
25th. day of March 1907? On that
date the thermometer registered 80
above--one of the wsurmest days ON
record for the time of year. Then
on May third, it was so cool that
water remained froze all day and
even on May fifteenth it showed.
After season of freaks good
crop was harvested which is usual
here, regardless of weather condi-
tions.
A few lines above l spoke about
basking in the shade. is that cor
rect? l believe so, as it is used
there, for if you associate with
Anheuser Busch it will always
warm you up.
Considerable teaming was done
in this community on the twenty
fifth of this month and after the
hard freeze it was almost impossi-
BILE to imagine anything rougher
than the roads were that day.
Hasten the day when the roads
are graveled or surroundings are
such that people can pretty nearly
keep off the roads while they are
i'm such bad cond1t1on.
Our county seat is to be COM
plimented ON the new pavilion at
the fair grounds. 1t can be put to
many uses during the fair and
will be serviceable at all times of
the year for sales and various
kinds of public gatherings.
Extra is often referred to as The
Wooded City. That is pretty
good name, for nothing adds more
to the beauty of city than nice
trees. l hope that Extra will pre-
serve most of her natural timber
about town for every tree of it
VIII become dear as the days go by.
Some twenty-five years ago there
was a little eight-acre field of corn
left ungathered all winter. While
going to school l passed the field
several times a week After the
snow fell and feed was a little
scarce | have seen the prairie
chickens in that field by the thou
sands. They were quite tame than
and Oft times have passed close
by and they kept busy eating. NOT
seeming to care for my presence
1t was a beautiful sight. But how
changed are the times. l would give
a good deal if l could 20 down
there tomorrow and see that old
view once more just as it Was
those beautiful days twenty-five
years ago.
While I'M Hand County, South
Dakota, few years ago.. Il saw
great piles of bones bleaching ON
the prairie. They almost seemed
like monuments raised up to the
great herds of cattle which are all
the time being crowded further
west. l we'll remember when the
cattle roamed here just as they do
now in the wilder parts of Dakota.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

In addition to above prizes the
following prizes will be awarded
Green Bay Lumber Col Galvan
lied Farm Gate for the COW, that
is judged by points to be the best
milker.
H. P. Petersen will give pair
of Mems Dress Shoes as second
prize on above named Points.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
ACETYLENE LIGHTING

Bert Donaldson is here this
week installing several lighting
plants between here and Anita. He
is agent for the acetylene light
plants and has sold a good many
of them around here and they have
given entire satisfaction.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
SIX DAIRY EXPERTS
WILL Be HERE FEB. 10

WILL BE HERE FEB. 10.
The following is a brief outline
of the program which will be held
at Extra on February 10th. We
TRUST that this will ueach you in
thine to publish dn your issue this
week.
Those who will take part in the
program are:
w. B. Barney, State Dairy Com
missioner,
p. IS. Estel, State Dairy Expert,
IG. M lambert, Asst Dairy Com
missio oner,
10. p. Thompson, State Milk In
spector,
p. W. Crowley, Asst Dairy Com
missioner,
o. H. Tuttle, Asst Dairy Expert
1000 A. M. Lectures at the Hall.
The subjects of Feeding, Breed
ling, .sElos and Silage, Winter. Dairy
ing, Cow, Testing Associations, Quail
| ity OF Cream, ETC., will be discus
sed The audience will be invited
to ask questions and general dis
cussions will follow each lecture.
100 p. NJ. Illustrated Lecture on
Dairy in Iowa.
/ Slides will be used to show the
development of dairying in Iowa
This will contain many illustra-
tions of the actual conditions as
thy exist in the poorest dairy sec
tions of the state.
2:3O r. Nj. Boys and Girls Judging
Contest.
This contest Will be open to all
boys and girls between the ages of
II and 20 years. The essential char.
acteristics of the good COW will he
explained first. Each contestant
wall then be required to place a
class OF four cows Twenty minutes
will be allowed for this work and
10 minutes for writing the reasons
for placing the cows. "A general ex-
PLANTATION of the COWS will follow.
1915 p. M. The Local Cow Show.
Green Bay Lumber Yard.
All of the cows entered will be
lined up and compared with refer
ence to their dairy qualities. They
will be placed in accordance with
the decision of the Judge. Each
animal will be gone over carefully
and her good and bad points ex-
planned.
You will undoubtedly be able to
secure additional matter of local
interests by comforting with those
in charge of the program
Yours very truly,
Iowa State Dairy Association
E. S. Estel
State Dairy Expert
$40 TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
CASH PRIZES
Glass One.
Registered or Eligible Registered.
lst. prize >. :. >. >. :. $500
End. prize :. :. :. $500
3rd. prize ;. :. $500
Glass One.
Unregistered
As'' ~ ANo 9o.Uo
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03
ARTHUR vANA.ERNAM IN ILL.

Arthur VanAernam went to Illi-
nois. Monday, to look after his
land there. Mary Basham is stay
ling with her sister while he is a.
way.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

Rev. Hollingshead of Dawson,
formerly of the Congregational
church CT Extra, is making his
many friends pleasant call today.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

THOSE DEAR OLD DAYS
Read the interesting items by
Mr.. Audubon Shelley in another
column about the dear old days of
long ago never to return.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

It's many years since this part
OF the country was so firmly in
the grip of the ice king. Where
ever you go there is danger of
falling.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

INCREASE IN POPULATION
The increase in population of
Iowa since 1910, is nearly seven
per cent. Hurrah for Iowa,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-02-03

Fred Wahlert shipped car of
cattle to Omaha, Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01
Die SeppeiinrM allF
Yaris
@Gren NtsoernsrgeItuHg
fir hte 4ugrifTe Gu
Trethrrg.

Berlin, 81. SaHuGr- IIeEer aas1z
Don. Sd4 gruBe 9oupt4unrtirr fin
nfste am 4apHtag IN, ouB nie 3eHps-
ltuz4ugriFfe auF gaus N ner Samzs
tGg uHn Der SnHutag Rant 4icnerz
iuergeltlug ffir Seu IN Ter nur1rn
s8uche 1uu fruus1Titsr gtniaritEra
ami his Staht drti5urs IN San.a se=
mahteH fugriH geusisu f,isH. liz
gtEtdHniguug I1rtst me Fulgt-
rglLs WieaernergeItuHg nafHr, a-5
Die SruH5uieu IN Ter Ro1t hsz 22-
SSSGunGr dts uffeut Gfa1t jiTrei6nrg II
9u1eu, nie mn auEer5afa nes Erere=
tiuHsfeIhes 6efinnet, MI gouse- ~
Isgteu, Adheu urfsre SlriiiGiff. uGS
reHo Der LesteH suei RGats si ~
Fefrigte Stant 4arS mit aefr:eni1szz
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Die pariler (ino wdt6en0 i6er Die 3eppefin6efude
unO l6reien na6 mieOerUerge(tuns

Ba6rsub bic bu4e 4Grssuug rtdrt haB Der angr
SerpersetHns fHr bna Sum6abemeHt Gsihurs
Gage Der HuHen Brfi Fd1 m Der @enerntsnuDsr=
Der rouius 2riaH hrugt ares bic seH 1Hrr
CUR 9erisnns fe = Die StaIiensr urGu fHoiite 4a
soen qrs neroigeu- I'D Ts d6er 1rurHs
fur Habeu, foueu Gngl1uo uuS raHtr 4ecH an ns Hs
den striessiduupfab dlu e4t ur t sisi 64aft liz
sranon maeu Die g1Btn 4HtreHsgeu ME
sro6srn bic ne bic 9snHdn nernrn gerneu 6er1d
blutissn a0pFn suritgetr6su gin gegr aelt nsa
TeutIfeu als Spirn sridluNer
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i8en llnterfssbooie ni9t aebdlten iinS,
ii9 iinn0tbiseripeife Der Gefa6r auss
suisben. cine polIftdnbise 8sreinbas
ring Sipii&en Seuti9lanb unb ben
Der. Staaten nidt alI5u i6iper isin
iollte, -befonbers. neil oerr 2amiing
ani4einenb iest me6r 9erifdnbniB fiir
Sds @srbaltsn Seutfhlanbs ba6e.s
= ~
Wit Der .Welunis' qtffaire ift
ipd5ri6einIid ber San bes Oeltants
Sampfers raiOmiun1 ssmeint. Der. iDie
ssitern bic lleberiee gfa4ri9tens
glsentur berihieie, I'm 1aobember duf
elm beuti9es llnterieebOot feuerte, als
ss gefebl erbieIt, an3ubalten.
Uerseblid)
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Sn Heriien
Ee5msu bic Sdnisrigtsitsrr ber Rufz
ZEN 5u
psrisr f5liebsn fia maTeuueife ben
Siirteu III

Berlin, 81. Sanuar. 41rf hrdht=
Iciem Mese uG4 Camille, n. q. Die
ruFifde Ssituns rSir56euipd genn=
muitp1 per5ffsHtiiht 2epef6eu aus
Ss5erdu, nd9inlauteu1, ouB Die Gage
ber Ruifau IN Periieu ii1 furtuda=
rsub DsrfaTimu1srt, fagt Die 1k6eriee-
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fdeu, hsiBt es meter, r6effdtigeu Die
Meloung. odB her 9eHerdiguunerueur
BON 2uriiNru, GdmfuHzJSsaGultau9
ii9 ben Gefnnen RuBIaroz augef4fniz
fen uuh cine ffurte gLrnee sthilnet
6at, bic ben sirtsn i1r 8erfiiguug
ssftelIt nirb. G9an DIR naarereu Ed>
gen fameu 5000 Msarr ouu 9oriffun
m 4ermanf9u6 an, NO iie if4 ben
tiirtif9er Sruppeu duftLufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-01
8ipei bplIdmbiihe Sampfer
beiBdSigt
uro duf ben StraHh se-
bra4t, nm 5u rer9tH-
bern. has fte unters
qe9eu.

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tiiunigen au, nab Der 9ulIdnnif6e
Oampfer ~Ebuhnn-. Elm 7unpFer uur
$500 Sonntn unbeTddnigt d1f ben
Stranh setrie6eu urrheu lei, unb huB
au9 reu hOaduhtfteu 9dmpfer
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xnnnensehait. EN- llualiif iusefnberl
lei, in hem snei Msauu ron Der Be-
fasung setnnsef nDrnsn fefen. 4H4
bic .Muasbpt1 fuI auf cen Gtruun
se5radt. purnsn isin. I'm Su rerhiirs
bern. naB oas SGiff uutsrsele-
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ndh Rntterhaur ab. nG1rtnh bic
,Nladsnpf- 1m II. Tessu1ber nm
Ianutsuiasn aas ,ua4 Rat;Eas 90
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0eraebli@
sinb ale gsrfuae Der 5rausOfeu,
Die on bic Deutiden perlOreuen go,
iitionsn ipiebsrsueroberu.

Berlin, 81. Sanuar. lle6er 2onz
bon. Die Srau5oien baben fpieberbpft
oeriuht, bic StelIunsen tpieber5uerz
obern. bic iie tiirSlib in Der Rd6e DON
Rsupille pe-Iorei baben. alber ale lire
gngriife ipurben etfolgrei9 absefnIa-
gen uub bic Seuti1en bebaupten Gle
bic erobsrisn 9rdben, tuie bas srobe
Suuptquartier am Montag offistea
autiinhiste. Die getanntmaGuns sdu>
fet tuie fuIst:
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DON irns sruberten 9rdben iino segen
tYiso.rboite ansriffe Dsr JraHsnien
trfpIgrei5 5e5aiIptet porben.
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norbpeitIi9 DON benz Sorf Ga GoIie
ssmaht purbsn, iit auf 318 Maun
unseipa9fen rnb bic 3dH ser erbeu.
istsn @efdiiss auf IL.
Die SransOien befdoTsn IN fe6r
beftiser Weiie bic am %. September
fiibIi6 DON Der Somme Don ben
i6leiif9sn sruppen ssnommsuen Do
fitiunsH.
Die 6sftisteit ssr admpfe hat IN
GoIse bes feudteu uebeliseu Detters
ettpas absenommeu. +.
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sriff. Der RuiIen auf unfere puiftios
nen bei BEN ssriebbof DON Wismdn ON
JluiIe aa. iueitIia Don Riso. bra4en
unier unisrem 4rtilIerie- unS Srfdris
terieferer 5ufammen.
.Iuf benz 9uItan .artesafdoli-
plat iit bic Gage uuperdnSert.
mas bic Srunsofen su fas
gen 9dbeI.
paris, 81. Suuunr. Der am
Wsontas pom fraus1Fi9en Rriesas
minifierium psr0ffertli4te pffi5ieIe
geri9t iiber Die Greisniiie auf bem
RriessftouplaB Iauttt ME fotst:
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sseinb in Der lebtsn Ra4t iiiSpefli4
Don Der alnbObe go. 14O spei 9lnsrif.
fe NIT Sanbsranaten, bic 6eihe fehl-
ftlusen.
.Sn Ser Champagne hef4ob uufere
artiGerie bic feiRoIi4sn Srd6en
n5rSli6 ppn prosues. Wd5reno oes
|Bombarbements purbsn GrploiIcuen
an pier perIdiebensn puntten an Der
feinSli9eu Srpnt beHertt.
.Sn ben slrapuneu fanben Rinen-
idmpfe In Der 9s61e Don Soute Gfe-
pauHee ifais. @ir dntipcristen duf sie
Grploiipn sinsr Ssuti8en Rins. irhem
MIR burd -geaenminen cine ppn BEN
s5einb beistts untsrirSii&e GdIerit
5srF6rifn.
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iinuntsrbro8nss sstiusritssusz fatss
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Mx7l sf itHsf ziar prHus zruppsa
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Esirn Iszpf nna 5upSins- MirnrI
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tung Saruuf ssrihtst, ben llnteriser
trieg uHm5sli9 81 ,aa@en--
Die i1Hiroatiosn 3eitunssn iins
Ssr aufht. buB be @uri9lise bee
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Sinorn 81 usbmen, bic es bura biz
9rrpsnbung opu lluterfseboOteu ers
lungi bat, unS aus bisiem 9ruube ers
fliren iir bic @prihIGge aIs urnns
nsbmblr fiir DeutiaIonb. Die &reuss
5situra fagi:
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uno MT @urbebaAt feirr ihiitenbs
5unS iibsr Gnslanbs llsberma@t sur
Gee, mir nuh iibsr ben 10 rmsni1Iis
ten4 SDsd, DeltialanS aussubun.
srru.1
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tunsen kiisbsn Saruuf, oub bic Mri
Srr ariesfiibruus. Si. Der Sssretdr
Earring DTtnbur I'm 4uge bat, bon
arsuSsrn srfiibrt spernsn t5Hne, "a
unisr ben beitshsnSsn @srhiItniHeu
nber ilnisrirebpptsn uum5sli9 lei.
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| In iparntH, neil bic llu!eriesboote iih
brr Grfrbr ausfsbsn 'uiirbsn, sspdnIHEt
por sur& aIrtirrriefmer isrftSrt ~
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ibrn 3ritung', DAB am Gonntas Sipei
Dinse befunnt gsiporosn feisn, bic
ipsribaols Nrgumsnis sesen ben plan
bes Stireidrs Banning IisFersen uims
Iia Der pom frarsSfiHrn Marine.
minifcrium srIuHsns gsfeM sur Be
ipaffHuns SDn oanSsIsoumpf,ru. Die
and ansspisitu piirSsu. bic llutsriee'
5rpts ~ rammsn, unb bic .RsIanis''
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nthnsuS. IN fpeIdxr bic gDriHISss Der
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Gin @s(3waoer pom feds 6is fe6en 3eppeneu fafd an6
Ser @fedfe Gnslanos eiueu 2se(n6 a6.
sinHlbeen wt ib Bic bgeuden eae mn0 Sdafhu 0em
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Sat fopeii SrInns &C..
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Dim5urnr. Der giss gounsruear
ssz sSflonb. ninfts ON WlOnios be-
tanrt. Sub noIn Sesirl beg arieses
m bis sum 8. Suuuar Srlunb s6,277
@rtruien esfifni babs. CT fiisi binsu,
onb iih Sur Set unsefdbr 100000
unanprmslbste ls6ise Mdnnsr in mis-
litGrpiiiatisem ailisr IN sSrlnnS be-
fGnbsn. una alb5us brrierissn aber,
;sis fiir biz aunbiDirtbi@aft, ben 5an-
brI unb bic Warniiipnsfabriieu abiOlut
bsn5tbigi irirn. ME aud Der p5piiih
llntnunIiatn. iaaiIn msbr als 100000
M1nI Dfrfiigbur fem ipiirbeH.