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Joe We'll Pessed.

Maudot is more than we'll pleased ,.th the showing he made and be- ieyes he has demonstrated to the sat sfaction of himself and friends that ,e is stil. far from going into The dis ard.
 ~I worked hard for this bout and ried earnestly to get into good con iition," he stated, and l am pleased with myself l hit accurately boxed IS well as I ever did, and ] was no. fred out at the end, either. It was hard bout, and Mangrum is certain a good boy He is a nice fellow with t. too. and ar the end We shook hands ,Id had a nice little chat That's the way all bouts shoald end no matter who wins. A great many persons be- eve that bout results in hard feel ings between the contenders. Such is rot the case. am glad came 10 HoJ springs to get into condition, for the work did here has put me in eood -hanp "
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eD. 8. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have Just competed tne4- 1ig con crete warehouse, which Is now opej Or business
 WE STORE EVERYTHING NfIce S4o Valley sl. Phone fI7I
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HAIR GOODS.

Switches. curls made from comb ings. Win call for and deliver, or make at your home if desired. Drop opstal to Mrs L. May 210 Prospect ayen5ue. 2.25-lwk
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Pasteurlzed mnk ana cream In ster iiized bottles delivered In time for breakfast. The pasteurized MIX Go Phone IS. S-1 1-tf
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Dr. r H. Shelton has returned l. the city and is now located iE Clti Aeus National Bank Building. suite 303-4-5. P"
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.pR. wA1nER's orF:GES

Dr. DaCosta Walker announces thA 1e has removed his offices 70 iron suite. second floor ln the Kempne lukHng. Elevator service 4-lbt
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This is Cleau-Up and PalntUr week, We have all kinds of paint and do all kinds of painting Riggs the Paint People.
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Rroek.chaney saturday NIeht.

The next mill that is already de- mandmg comment win be Saturday nieht when Matt Brock, Cleveland s joy and pride, will hook up with Youns George Clancy, also New Orleans product. Eddie Barusback heaved a big sigh of relief when he secured Chaney who is reputed to be a able 70 more than make l interesting for Brock. for Barnsback had put out con siderable change in telegrams to all parts of the country in an effort to set a good boy to meet Matt. None ot them wanted the Cleveland lads game save Chaney, and he appears to have jumped at the opportunity.
 T have never boxed Chaney but the wise ones tell me that he is a good boy and capable of making me extend myself" said Brock. so, being a firm believer in the now popular theory Of fpreparednes .n l am ready and wall ing fo- the New Orleans boy ] am taking no chances on notbeine in tue vcry hcst possible saeeaa..( flor ! want to win all my boutM nake t so hot
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eoK sejck ucan

a'l lof5' Pam Wpe. Reliable ssl mates furnished on a1y class ot Brcl Work. D .U'
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We furnish the only pasteurIzet milk sold In Hot Springs The Pas tsurlzad MIX Go. S11i
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WHITTINGTON WON
 THE GOLF TOURNEY
DEFEATED JACK VILLAS IN THE FINALS OF THE FIRST FLIGHT
 OVER A HEAVY COURSE.

Bonfis Defeated Clifford and Won the Second Flight Cup, and Noonan Was
 the Winner in the Consolation Race.
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For Expert KODAK finishing. 90 to Sorrells Drug Co. If
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MATTRESSES MADE NEW.

People make mistake in throwing away their mattresses when we can renoyate them and make them es good as new by our new electric machin- cry process.
 Urho'stcring. furniture repairing, feather clearing and renoyating, suchion work and high grade bedding. All work guaranteed.
 LANDER MATTRESS co. .sof-5 Third Street If. Phone 53t
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sTORAaE Z

"aen Jou want ld store household soooe' or crate, DacA Or snip furniture
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MURRAY rRANArER cn.

We have Che only n\proo, war. st-resoa 9 !" n.,,s sae e.y WaN Nouse con Your furniture. '
 lelephone s2 pr u
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LOCAL SPORTING NEWS

for my fellow townsman, Johnny Kl- bane, teatherwe .ght champion that he will have to give me a mach.
 Eddie Couon Begins Work.
 Up in the big Fordyce gymnasium little Eddie Colion, one oi the tastes. and most clever lads the Crescent ClE ha- ever produced is wa l1pius psnoh- Ing bags and giving his attention to the training paraphernalia that paa. dal establishment is equipped with Eddie says the Fordyce gym is about lne u.fticst thing in h.7 line he has cYer struck. He has a private room all 10 himself and remarked if hc Wds not m shape 0u the Iight of March l2. when he ,. s,nedued 10 face Nate Jackson, Of Oklahoma City, it would nlt be his fault
 "I have been in many training quar- ters in my life GecaIrcd Eddie. but the Fordyce gym has en II skinned They have every thing there boxer needs. am in love Wjrh the poc. end had my first workout in tAe after noon boxed Nate Jackson once 5e- fore and got the decision. Since that time am told Nate has improved con
 siderable, so, you see. il ought to Dc the kind O.. mill the boys lika {. sec
 Newspaper clippings Eddie ha shows Ghat Nate Jackson is a regular miniature cyclone He comes forwarr al he time, never stepping aud w3al ing away. 3ie ean take a lacing an. l hts a hard Wallop Looks like, Niu 1 all this critical dope" that Eddie i prediotion of a lively bout will 4 | realized
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for my fellow townsman, Johnny Kl. bane. featherwe. glu champion, that h,
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THE OUARTERBREED
The OF nAnnyO officer indian reservation
BY


!! he backed away around the corner
of the cabin, and ran to jump on his
pony and gallop away. Hardy had
sprung up. But it was only to hasten
into the house for water. He came out
with half-filled bucket drew Oinna
over on her back. and dashed water
into her face. She opened her eyes,
saw him, and, reddening with shame.
turned her face aside. 1t happened
to be toward her brother. Suddenly
she drew herself up on her elbow to
bend over the gray face.
"He-iS nOt-dead!" she gasped.
Redbear's lips were moving. Hardy
kneh to lift him up to half-sitting
position. He knew by grim experience
that with such q wound there was no
hope, but he. also knew that it would
ease the agony to raise the injured
man. Oinna dampened her brothers
forehead. He muttered a curse.
"Not that, boy" warned Hardy. "YOu
have only few minutes"
Redbear seemingly did not hear him.
He repeated the curse: "The-! I'd
"a got him-way I got Nogen-if you
hadn't unlOaded-my gum"
"You shot NOgen?" queried Hardy.
Speak out! You say you shot No
gen?"
"He- wanted her - Marie = same
way as Van-same way as-Van said
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CHAPTER Xxx.
The Registration,

AT noon the following day the COM
missioners came out to the butte, and
announced the conditions of the land
opening. All entrymen were to start
from the coulee at given signal, to
be made at ten o'clock in the morning
Of the second day following. Any per-
son who started before the signal
would be disqualified.
A tent was set up for the commits
sioners in the coulee bottom, on the
reservation side of the dwindled
stream, and the chairman and secre-
tary proceeded to take the signatures,
thumb prints and descriptions of the
waiting colony Of prospectors and cow
boys.
Since Hardy and Marie had first
come upon the camp, the number Of
men had twice doubled. Yet, owing
to the obscure manner in which the
proposed opening had been advertised,
there were absurdly few OF them, all
told, compared to the multitudes at
other governmental land openings. Per-
haps with view toward covering this
discrepancy, the commissioners had or
dered full descriptions Of every con-
testant, and so managed to cover many
sheets of paper and to consume much
time.
The recording was well under way
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ARE MARVELS OF INGENUITY
Observations in the Garden Reveal
Really Remarkable Work Done
by Small Creatures.

There is no better place than q gar
ored beetle-the oil-beetle-may be OBJ
served, and as soon as the bees come
the larva of this beetle contrives to
get upon bees body, SO as to be car
ried away to the bees home, where it
feeds upon the food there, and eventu-
ally leaves as perfect beetle.
Other kinds of beetles act as grave
diggers; certain ants keep diary !;
and there are masons, carpenters, and
upholSterers among the bees. The ma
son-bee constructs its cell of mortar.
By dropping saliva on bits of earth
and mixing both together it pounds
the mixture into a sort of cement. It
works this into the shape of mold,
inside which the female deposits her
egg. Several such mortar cells may
often be found lying close together.
The carpenter-bee makes it's house
on decayed wood, and lines it with
pieces of leaves, which it cuts off in
the form Of circle, and adjusts so
skillfully that it's nest is made water
tight without any coating. A very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home Is also
that Of the uphOlsterer-bee, which dex-
terously cuts out the petals of the
half-expanded flowers of poppy. 1t
then strengthens the folds, and fits
them so that splendid tapestry over
hangs the walls Of it's home in which
the honey is deposited.
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German Spy"-He Seq.

pom Maru and heard the United States
sinner tell the captain: Don't you
let him set foot in America again.
Me, loyal subject of Kerry Patch.
"'Twas long trip across the ocean.
I had time to kind Nv look myself over
and SEE to myself, seq 1, Jimmie, you
brace up and wherever they take you,
when you step off the water, you be q
gentleman
81 had a bit of down on my upper
lip, and 1 trained it up bit and
smOothed out my clothes.
'The boat stopped at HOngkOng and
a bull boat came up. One of them for
eign coppers looked at my mustache.
"He knew me right away. German
spy he SEE. An they took me.
ut, took them fourteen days to find
out me Irish talk was better Identified
ton than me German fringe.
In the Kerry Patch Again.
"On the way to Calcutta, 1 wuz,
again. They met me at the boat, they
did. Polite like they were and fell
low they called the charge of affairs
he took me up to his house where
there was lion floating on flag and
he sez:
"'WelcOme home
"They threw me in the original black
hole of Calcutta. I was put turn
ing a crank.
81 stood it three days. Then 1 made
'em take me to the charge of affairs
and sez to him:
"'Look here 1 seq, 4 wuz born in
Kerry Patch, ST. Looie, and 1 want to
60 back
you're British subject SEE he. :
British seZ 1. Pm American
"He found it out month later. /
"They took me down to the boat
again. S'help me if it wasn't the old
Nippon Maru.
II got to Frisco a month ago and to
Kerry Patch as soon as Uncle Sans
money they'd given me in Frisco would
get me here.
snow, look at me-" said Jimmie.
Slime welcome they give me. But it's
better than Calcutta"
Jimmie has been released. The pO-
lice found out he had been working
with a wrecking crew ever since he
arrived.
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you-wanted her. We-I-tried to get
you-twice-because he, Van, told me
you wanted Marie-that way. The
liar-the- Ah-r-rhw
From between the lips that had
parted to utter the curse there guShed
a scarlet stream.
Hardy laid the body on the ground
and drew the distracted girl away by
main force.
"Come into the house." he ordered.
''You must not look at him."
She offered only passive resistance.
When he had put her in chair, she
sat motionless, as if dazed, her dry
eyes fixed on vacancy.
'This won't do" he said. "YOu
must go to your grandfather. 1 can
not take you with me, and besides"
He checked himself, caught up
blanket, and went outdoors. When
presently he returned, she had not
robe and few trinkets in blanket roll,
and led her out around the house,
carefully keeping himself between her
and the blanket-covered form on the
ground near the door. He had brought
her own and her brothers ponies to
the back of the house. He dashed the
bundle on the dead mans saddle,
lifted the girl upon her pony, and
mounted his mare.
Halfway to the agency they met IT.
owa-konza coming down with several
members of his family to visit his half
breed grandchildren. Urged by Hardy,
the girl broke her distraught silence to
tell the old chief what had happened.
Before she had finished she was weep
ing in the arms of her grandfather.
Notwithstanding the delay, Hardy
again permitted the mare to choose
her own pace. Though she went at
steady trot, messenger in the re-
naming automobile easily could have
overtaken him at any time before dark.
But no messenger was sent.
Midafternoon Hardy met the car
that had taken his baggage to town.
1t was piled high with the baggage of
the new agent and the commissioners.
The chauffeur, with the indifference of
a city man, whirled past him without
so much as slackening speed.
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Pawpaw's Many Uses.

The principal use of the pawpaw,
says a writer In the Journal Of Hered-
ity, Is to eat from the hand, but there
are other uses that 1t can be put to. 1t
makes splendid custard pie. There Is
no finer dessert than pawpaw eaten
with cream and sugar. It is used to
make beer the same as the persimmon
by putting the fruit in jar, MASKING
it and putting water on it and letting
it stand until fermented. 1t also an
swers to make pudding just the same
as persimmon pudding is made. It is
also said that brandy equal to peach
brandy is made Of pawpaws. Marina
lade which is equal to that Of pears or
peaches may be made Of pawpaw. The
custard may be spread on a board and
dried like pumpkin leather.
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Error Mars Great Picture.

In the rotunda of the capitol at
Washington there are eight great paint.
ings, carefully designed and executed
by the artists for the adornment of
the nations greatest building. Yet five
of them are either defective in tech
nique, or in error as to natural or his
torical facts.
One Of the best-known pictures Is
that in which Washington is shown re-
signing his commission to the CONT
mental congress, says the Philadelphia
Record. There are two girls, almost
life-size, standing in the foreground.
They are very pretty girls; but one of
them has three hands. One left hand
rests on the shoulder of her compan-
ion, another left hand is round hef
companions waist. Doubtless the art
list, Trumbull, painted both hands ia
see which pose he preferred, and then
forgot to paint out the superfuous
hand.
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Joke SENDS YEGG
ON A LONG TRIP
Jimmie Ryan of the Kerry
Patch" Tells How He AC-
quired New Title.
TRIES TO KID CLERK
Tells Penitentiary Clerk He Was Born,
in CaIcutta-When Released He
Is Shipped Off to
India.

ST. Louis.-Jimmie Ryan Of Kerry
Patch is back in tOwn-Jimmie Ryan,
alias "Ohio Jimmie" yeggman, four
tGrm ex-convict and Irishman. !
''And I've got new name this
time" said Jimmie. I'm globe trOt-
ter, l am now.
"It all begins when Detective Ser
geant Kaiser, spied me in the Patch in
January, 1912. He SEE to me that they
had room for me down at headquarters.
"Me and some of the boys had just
cracked open a nice little baby over
in Swayzie, Ind.
"They soaked me Quick-five years
in Leavenworth.
'"They had musher receiving clerk
there-a kinda fresh guy. Imagine kid
din me, me that had been there before
and knew more about that cage than
he ever would.
$50, when he asked me too sassy
ON the border, on the ragged edge
between Calcutta and Bombay
Back to the "BIack Hole.
alum, he seZ, British subject
Il got out in three years, five months.
Right at the door was a U. S. dick and
he took me.
"'We're goin' to send you home
he SEE.
''Me, l had visions of Kerry Patch.
But he put me on the wrong train and
/ went toward Frisco.
"Where you takin' meY 1 asked.
"'Back to the black hole of Cal
cutta, where you come FROM seq he.
So help me that sinner at Leaven-
worth had swallowed bait and all.
81 couldn't do nothing and
watched 'em put me aboard the MIN
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when Vandervyn and Dupont came
down to the camp. Neither made any
attempt to push into the line of entry
men. But Dupont read the posted no.
tice of the conditions of the contest,
frOwned. and remarked to Vandervyn
that he wished to show him something
over at the butte. The young man
looked bored, yet borrowed a pony, and
rode across with him to the deserted
camp.
what is it?' he asked. "Have you
found a mares nest that is Matching
out horse good enough to outrun
triplets?'
Dupont shook his head. Don't you
let nobody hear that joke around here,
Mr.. Van. Them there prospectors and
punchers all lug guns, and they amt
the kind to stand for no funny bust
ness"
They'll have to stand for it. if
they don't understand it," punned
Vandervyn. "In this game three of q
kind beat all the jacks in the pack"
You best keep your head shut. just
the same. Them punchers III ride rhe
hardest. and they're mighty sharp to
see the difference between horses"
81 told you l shall rush them off
their feet. They'll think me fool,
and drop behind, to overhaul me later.
Now, if that's all you have to tell
me"
He wheeled his borrowed pony to
ride back.
Hold on !' replied Dupont, frowning
uneasily. 81 want to talk over fixing
up about the way we share the mine
Vandervyn lifted his eyebrows
"Aren't you satisfied? Now that Red
bear is-out of the way, there will be
none to question our sharing of the
mine between u.s."
"It's between us, all right" sullenly
replied Dupont. faint in writing
though. According to them conditions
if 1 don't register today, don't git
no right to enter no claim. What's to
keep you from turning round and tell
ing me to whistle for my half, soon's
you git title to the mine?"
"Why, Jake!" exclaimed Vandervyn
In an aggrieved tone. "How can you
think l could throw you down that
way? Even if we weren't friends, you
know l want Marie"
DupOnt's eyes narrowed, and his jaw
set Obstinately. That's all right; but
them that want to remain friends
want to remember that business is
business"
Vandervyn frowned, considered the
matter a few moments, smiled, and
drew folded paper from an inner
pocket.
"Very well. I expected to wait unit
1 reached the mine. But since you in
siSt, here it is-my deed to you of 6
full half-interest. You've been hint
ing and looking so COMPOUNDED uneasy
ever since the-accident to Redbear
that l thought I'd be ready for you
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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hardened. "You have been served as
you deserve. And now l am glad
glad!"
He turned about and went out
through the parlor. The other men
were blinking glasses in jolly good-fel-
lowship. Dupont waveringly offered
him the whisky bottle. He thrust it
back and left the house.
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Too Much "star.spanoIed Banner"

Chicago.-Restriction on the play
ing of the "Star-Spangled Banner" are
asked in an ordinance before the city
council. Indiscriminate rendition of
the national anthem in melodies. as an
exit march, etc., has aroused Civil war
veterans.
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Wasted Apology.

81 want to apologize, Blakely, for my
rudeness last evening. I assure you
didn't intend it." swell, for the love
of Mike, mean it next time! / hate to
see q mans actions and his intentions
harmonic so poorly."-Judga
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CHAPTER XIX.
In SeIf-Qefense.

Rather early the next morning the
big, red-faced, blear-eyed man came
alone to the Office. He found Hardy
making out a final report as acting
agent.
"Getting ready to turn over?" he
asked.
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And There He Stopped.

"Bluffem poses as hustler, doesn't
he?" "Well, yes; he's always ener7
getic in reaching conclusion that
something ought to be done. Boston
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

subject of Home AIissions;" Mrs: h.
C. Banner OF Letter Memorial ellprcN
will tell about the work and needs
the Albright Social Setttlemeifs
Mrs. Virgil Smith will ehtertaiif The
Thursday Kensington club at her
home this week.
Mrs. ]. T. Considinc entertained
Saturday at her home in honor Of her
small daughter, Mary Jeanette. The
afternoon was spent playing chill
dren's games, followed by dainty
luncheon. Those present were:
Misses-- Misses
Mary L. Cummins, Esperance Lyle.
Dorothy Moore. Elisabeth Hill,
Helen Kellogs, Jsannstte Considine.
Phily Barta, VILLAS Kellosg.
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Benson
| Social Circles

Henry Wick OF Aberdeen, 5. D, Is
guest Of his brother, ]. Wick, and
Mrs. Wick.
Mrs. C. c. Beavers entertained at
dinner on Friday for her brother, c.
H. Oats Of Clarinda, Ia.
Mrs. William Butler has returned
from Schuyler. Neb., where she at
tended the wedding of her niece.
Mrs. B. M. Babcock returned last
week from few days visit in Exeter.
Neb.
Dr.. and Mrs. Holbrook entertained
at dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoskins before their departure for
California.
Mrs. John Wallick entertained at
dinner last Wednesday in honor Of
her daughters birthday anniversary.
Mrs. George Iradale will entertain
the Harmony club at dinner on Mon.
day evening.
Misses Dora and Esther Nelson Of
Sioux City were called here by the
death Of their uncle, G. Gibson.
Mrs. F. w. Jones, who has been al
the home Of her sister, Mrs. S. A.
Davis, left last week for visit al
Twin Falls, Ida.
Mrs. P. Dolls has returned from .
three months visit in Los Angeles
Cal.
Mrs. ]. H. Berry entertained last
week for Mrs. Hiram Fay of Weaubu
Mo.
1 Mrs. L. Raber will be hostess fol
| the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
next Wednesday, which will bs
guest day." A program will precedt
q lunch and social hour.
| The Woman's club met at the city
hall Friday afternoon, when new
members were added and a towe
shower was had for the gymnasium
| Mrs. C. L. Carlson entertained at 1
birthday dinner Thursday evening fol
i Mrs. L. J. Quinby Of Omaha. Coyerl
were laid for FIVE guests.
| Miss Ida Hansen and Mr.. Gler
Scott were married last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will reside in Gift
ford, Neb.
j Misses Kate Van Horn and Heller
Morton gave a shower for Miss Cor;
| Jones last Saturday.
i Narcissus chapter Of the Eastern
Star was organized last week witt
forty-eight charter members.
| Mrs. c. H. Moulthrop has returned
from few days visit with relatives
at Tekamah.
The Westminster guild will NEE
at the Presbyterian church Monda,
evening for 6 o'clock dinner, pre-
ceding the business session.
| The English Lutheran Missionar,
society will hold a meeting at tn
church next Thursday afternoon.
4 Mrs. William Butler entertaine,
Hast week for her nephew, DR.. Bliss
and Mrs. Bliss, Of Schuyler, Neb.
Il ]. H. Berry was called to Lincoll
last week by the death Of a relative
Mesdames WEIGH, Oliver, Baehr
/ Wick. Madsen, Iradale, Tracy, Loech
ner, Pickard, Tyson, Wilcox, Brote