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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-10

| FOR SALE-5-room modern cottage.
| lots, near car line on West sth st. for
/ only 81 300 1900 cash, balance $50 per
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British Poor Support War.

LONDON More than S500,W0,0 900
has been lent by people Of small
means for the support OF the national
exchequer during the war Dllng the
first two months ot this year the small
investor lent TO the state not less than
10000 900
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For SALE 5-room modern cottage on
North Hudson. In two blocks Of Shartel
and University car line close TO school
4 peach and 2 cherry trees loaded with
fruit, good garage and driveway 81 900
cash handles Owner W 2bll
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Ans~ rrinK Acs. Pleas. Mention Tines

REAL BARGAIN This week only. large
2-story modern house, barn, fine lots
worth price asked, in walking distance,
north, viii rent for t35 per month by
spending tldb on H. N.la0 must hs cash
balance easy, don't answer unless YOU
mean business Price. s.. $50 owner
B.lOO2 care Times
FOR SALE -i-room modern house; pny-
ing nearly paid out price 81 500; $500
cash $50 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
bOs-lO lnsuranc" Bldg Maple 36
NEW i-room house In 500 block West
3ist; win give good terms or accept
somo trade Baxter, National Bldg
WE HAVE $4,000 worth of Oklahoma
city percent bonds, due In 1920 and
1921 20 trade for local Income property.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
5es-i0 Insurance Bdg Maple "a
NEW Groom bungalow two rooms I'm
oak; modern, special features. extra
well built for hone, $40 down $40 per
owner, Wal i2i2-J
, FOR SALE lots facing north on 10Th
ST. Just west Of whittier school, only
500 per pair
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
50S-l0 Insurance iildg Maple 3G
| FOR SALE-By Owner. account sickness
| broom modern bungalow. one block
! from school, ono half block from car llne
| bearing fruit trees, beautiful location
can make terms, part payment 1871
| West 10Th.
! FOR SALE-s-room modern home on 2
! lots, garage, basement; nl,- shrub
| berry. on West 10Th N for only s. $50
$500 cash balance $50 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
SOS. 10 Insurance iIldg Maple 36
FOR SALE--Ncw, arRe room noderr
bungalow In 1900 block Wcst 2lst 81.
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ABSTRACTS


anrage,- y lOth, 8 b60, b-fO0m cottNBc,
" 9th, 100 block $4,000. G-room, 2-stury,
900 block 39rd s.. 800 pair lots on block
W, Classen. boulevard. goth, $3.50 NJ u
Sears 530-Sl American National Bant,
Wal ,bi1
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"a PERCENT Investment. department.
modern frame building newly pap"rcd
md painted IN good condition through
ont. well located. always rented S. 600
cash balance arranged TO suit you
Owner w 3l"3 " i299
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s rooms, basement combination fur
mace. newly papCrcd. on ilTt street.
splendid car service $500 cash handles
balance 20 SUIT purchaser. Phone Owner
WI ish. nighta Mnnlr lL22
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Movie Pictures Proposed.

Those who march through the court
Of honor in the inaugural parade are
likely to be seen by friends at home
in the local movie houses. for the NOV
ing picture men have been besieging
Chairman Harper for privileges to take
the pictures in the court of honor, and
he has indicated that he may consent
to this.
The clerical work at the inaugural
headquarters is piling up and Secre-
tary Belt stated last night that he ex-
poets he will have to double his Office
force to keep up with the letters of
injury that are being received. Chair
man Harper. Secretary Alvin G. Belt
and three clerks have been working
on an average of twelve hours a day
for several weeks.
I With the applications for seats on the
Lafayette Park reviewing stand and
other observation stands along the line
Of the parade pouring in, all OF which
are being stamped and filed in the order
of receipt. and with more than a thou
sand letters a day being received from
organizations asking to be placed in the
parade and letters of inquiry regard
ing various phases of the inaugural
preparations. Secretary Belt thinks he
is the hardest worked man in the
capital.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
FIFTH POULTRY SHOW
PASSES INTO HISTORY
Exhibit So Successful That Larger
Quarters May Be Necessary for
Event Next Year.

The fifth annual poultry show. held
under the auspices of the National Cap
ital Poultry and Pigeon Association. In
the Union building. SIS G street. closed
last night. The crow of the ROSTERS
which has greeted the ears of visitors
to the show since last Tuesday Will be
stilled in so far as a collective eN-
hibit attends until the same time next
year. when it's expected that Conven-
tion Hall will be used for the show, the
quarters in the Union building. al
though large, not proving adequate 10
! the growing list of exhibitors. Inc
show which ended last night has been
the most successful of the five held.
the crowds exceeding the most san
guine expectations of the officials.
Thomas c. Pollock of 1914 w street
southeast, who had third best pen of
Single comb White Leghorns, sold
large number of birds during the pro-
gress of the show, his sales aggregat-
ing $1,000 Mr.. Pollock has shipped
country.
Those who took the largest number
of first places in the various classes
in the show follow: Barred Plymouth
Rocks. Robert j. Walden, Middleburg'
Nd White Plymouth Rocks, J. F. De-
fandorf. Garrett Park. Md: Partridge
Plymouth Rocks. +. F. Withers, 4llS
Chesapeake street northwest: SILVER
Wyandottes, A. Kogelschatz, Martins
burg W. Va; Golden Wyandottes, Mrs
Alexander NJ. Lane. East Falls Church,
Va: White Wyandottes. Elwood Tay-
lor, Berwyn, Md; Buff Wyandottes. 5.
A Howland, Granville. N. y: Black
Wyandottes. ]. T. McNealey, Lovets-
vile. Va: Partridge Wyandottes, Har-
Wyandottes. J. T. McNealey. Lovetts,
Vile. Va; Dominiques, J. F. Defandorf,
Garrett Park, Nd. Single-comb Rhode
Island Reds, G. w. White, Hamilton
Nd; Rose comb Rhode Island Reds.
John H. Davis. 42O Shepherd street
northwest: Light Brahmas. Charles E.
Ford, Baltimore, Nd: Black Langs-
hans. Carroll Menefee. Sperryville. Va;
Single comb Brown Leghorns. G. B.
Loor. 1900 Girard street: Single-comb
lege Park, Md; Single-comb Buff Leg
horns, F. d. Bussey. 1929 11th street
northwest; Single-comb Black Mi
norcas, d. P. Smith. Lime Kiln. Md:
Va: Single comb Anconas, L. J.
Fletcher, Capital Heights, Md; Single
comb Buff Orpingtons, James d. Foley.
1909 Lawrence street northwest; Single
comb Black Orpingtons. Lieut.. George
3. Maher. Brightwood, d. c.: Single
comb White Orpingtons. A. S. Riddle,
Grant avenue. Takoma Park. Md;
Speck1ed Sussex. B. E. Hutchinson,
3S05 18th street, Brookland, d. c.;
White Crested Black Polish. Will j.
Kelly, Cambridge Spring. Pa; Nom
bearded Silver Polish. Shriver K Burt.
Groton, Conn: Bearded Buff Laced
Polish, J. Entwistle. Rochester. y. Y:
Silver Campines. Enoch G. johnson,
Bethesda, Md: Pit Games. Andrew P.
O'Connor. SO / street northwest; Black
Sumatras, Wood & Mcmillan, United
States National Museum.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
|NTERNED BELGIAN ASKS
U. S. CARDS FOR CHILD
Message Forwarded Free by Dutch
Authorities Unique Request to
American Children.

Dear Everybody: A child has sent
you a message.
It was forwarded by Holland free of
postage. and the Editor in Chief of
the Associated Press. Washington, U.
S. A. to whom the request was di-
rected. passes it on to you:
mir. Editor in Chief 1 am a Belgian
interned soldier anu have with me my
little daughter. who would like very
much collecting picture post cards.
In the sad situation where she finds
herself in, as refugee, you could
hardly imagine how much she enjoys
when l give her the post cards l re-
ceive.
Il dare hope. Mr.. Editor-in Chief.
you will be so kind to insert in your
pa per an advertisement as follows:
Corthals, John, Belgian soldier in
termed at Amersfoort, Holland would
be glad to receive printed post cards
for his little daughter, eleven years
old, refugee. too, who collects cards.
He sends his hest thanks to his send
ers. With my kindest regards, 1 re-
main, sir, yours very thankfully;
y. CORTHALS"
Official Address on Card.
The face of the card, which Holland
Evening star., 1917-01-21
ESCORT FOR MRS. BoGGs.
Virginia Women Plan Equestrian
Squadron for Inaugural Parade.

Not to be outdone by the Virginia
horsemen who are organizing as an
official escort for Inaugural Chairman
Robert n. Harper. the women of Vir-
ginia are also uniting to form an
equestrian squadron as escort for Mrs.
James II. Boggs. daughter of a famous
Virginia family, who is member of
the inaugural committee
Mrs. Boggs says that 500 Virginia
horsewomen wearing red velvet coats.
blue skirts and white beavers will
form this striking feature of the pa
rade. Assisting in their organiza ton
IRE Miss Mary Lord Andrews, whose
washington home is 1882 18th street
but who also lives much in Virginia.
and Mrs. Allen Potts of Richmond
Mrs. Boggs has her headquarters in
the Hotel Oxford.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Record-Breaking Crowd Expected.

Since the announcement of the extern
sion of time during which railroad tick
cts at reduced rates will be honored
the announcement of those who intend to
come to Washington for the festivities
is multiplied. Chairman Harper after
a conference last night with Ben l..
Prince, chairman of the committee on
transportation, stated that he is sure
there will be a record-breaking crowd
here for the Inauguration and that a
big percentage of them will remain in
the capital from a week to ten days.
The letters which have been received
show that there will be an especially
large attendance from the western
states.
Evening star., 1917-01-21

has stamped Prisoner Of War Mail"
bears the official address. John Cor
thals. Belgian. Soldier Camp at Amers-
foort, Holland.
That takes us all in. And, as the lot
Of us are pretty well trained in the art
of helping along. the chances are that the
child is going to get her picture" cards.
The postage will be 2 cents for each
Evening star., 1917-01-21
ATTENTION!
Rare Bargains in Homes and
Investments

A more conservative selection Of
Genuine Bargains could not be found
In our mind each property represents
the best value in its respective neigh
borhood.
Now Is the Best Time to Buy Right.
" new handsome dwelling Of 10 iars.
cellar, porches hof-wster heat, open .nre.
places. hardwood nnish and is In 4 No. /
owner has authorized rs to saeriaes at
SHANNON LUcHs.
ssseo@S.ves has such bargain been Of.
Chase: ideal location: 8 bright rooms and
bath. porche:. attic. hot:water heat. cleo
ceilent condition Worth investigating
SHANNON LUCHs
es.7so-Think of it-west Of 10th st. and just
nSs. north Of ~ Park q, road 2-.tSry brick ,, q
side light porches. hot-water heat elec-
trio light. hardwood noors and is rare
bargain at this price. '-
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
ee.soo-one Of the greatest bargains ever Of.
fered in handsome home; centrally 10.
Gated; within walking distance Of business
containing 12 large rooms and baths;
,esers :, all f9t furnace beating :. systss ten md
sHASSoS 1 III Iueas. CHS price,
ee.3se-North Of sauls Addition: new semi-
ranged rooms and bath: attic over entire
1;@S; hss,s; Dorshss hnt,Sat.r . beat .isstrie s
nnshed. both inside and out. See it At
SHANNON 4 LUcHs
ss.see-Attrsetive. new. 2-story brick dwelling.
Just of 18th street and one block from
pantry on 1st noor; bedrooms. bath and
sleeping porch on End hardwood floors.
cczy. wen built home that is bound TO
SHANNON LucHs.
ss.eee.ReaI opportunity in North Columbia
Heights: corner property; 2.s,ory brick.
porchss: hotwater heat: electric lish:s:
ha. lust been thoroughly overhauled and
put in perfect condition. snap for
SHANNON LUcHs
s4.sse-Close to 18TH and Park road: practi-
csny home OF large. well arranged
rooms and bath: front and double rear
Dorches: equipped with all latest Improve
menis; cah be sold easy terms.
SHANNON & LUCIs-
a. 4.ooe-Ideai section Of Petworth; convenient
location: attractive home Of delightful
rooms and bath; porches; hot-water heat
electric lights and in nne c9udtion
SHANNON 4 LCCES.
S3Soo-UnGsual chance to secure nm attractive
home In Columbia Heights at a greatly
reduced price; close to cars and markets.
has attractive rooms snd bath: fault
less hrating plant: electric lights: all
awnings screens and in nrst-eiass eondi-
tion. real bargain.
SHANNON & LUCHS, s
rH- MAIN .si'- 7is I4rH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1917-01-21

Is cents! Wen never run across a cheaper
bargain than that.
Cards mailed as printed matter will go
at the rate Of two ounces for / cent.
II some of the country's boys and girls
would write her picture" post cards tell
ing about their studies and games and
pets and things. 1t Is suggested, 1t would
be as good as a regular party; with each
writer a guest.
There comes. too. a picture of the pride
Evening star., 1917-01-21

Of her cards right along. passing them
among the soldiers who are In prison
over there along with her father mot
counting what it would mean to them)
Evening star., 1917-01-21

In Germany there has been invented
a fireo.oof ce'luloid chiefly for use IN
automobile W!ndo8s ard wirdshields
Evening star., 1917-01-21

and. maybe. sharing them with one q
those quaint little Dutch girls In wooden
shoes and stiff- -starched caps. Ike we see
in the movies. IL would be simply
great.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
The Sun and Moon.
Yesterdays Temperature.
Relative Humidity.

s am. 10: pm, 40; S pm, 10
Rainfall (S pm. to p.m.), 0.
Hours of sunshine, 81; per cent OF
possible sunshine, So
Temperature same date last year
Highest. As; lowest 81.
TemneratureS in Various Cities
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Pornpeian
M lass AGE
Cream
FreShens .Lifcless" Skins
Ranishes Tired, Drawn Faces

How worn and old you look to-
night can be said to almost any
woman after a hard day in the
house, in sciety or shopping. But
take a tWo-minute massage with
Pompeian Massage Cream and then
people will eXclaim, why, you
look as fresh and pretty as
daisy"
A massage with Pompeian Mas
sage Cream does take the tired
out of ones face. 1t does wake
up and freShen up sailow. lifeless
skin lr short. the face is youth
flied. as this pink cream rubs in
and rolls out in its own peculiar,
inyigOrating way
Evening star., 1917-01-21

cuba. Florida. savannah, Augusta.
4 all-steel trains daily Atlantic Coast
Line. 1906 New York ave. n.w.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
TO SUBMIT DESIGNS
FOR RCOURT OF HONOR
Local Architects Ready With
Plans for Featuring Inau-
guration Ceremonies.
ACTIVITY OF COMMITTEES

The first display of inaugural fnery is
to be seen by officers of the inaugural
committee tomorrow. The contestants
among the local architects for the honor
of designing the Court Of Honor, where
the President will review the parade
March 5, are to submit their plans in the
contest started by James s. Easily Smith.
the chairman of the Court of Honor COM
mittee, tomorrow. There are expected
to be thirty-five rivals for the distinc-
designs for the court between 18th and
18th streets on Pennsylvania avenue will
be the most beautiful that residents of
the capital have ever seen. These de-
signs are to be passed upon by COM
mite of artists
Evening star., 1917-01-21
WEATHER.

| District of Columbia and Maryland
Overcast today. Tomorrow probably
rain and warmer; fresh east to south
east winds.
Virginia-Overcast today. probably
rain and warmer; fresh southeast
winds.
West Virginia-Overcast and warm
er today, followed by rain. by tonight
and tomorrow; much colder by tomor-
row night.
Tide Tables
Compiled by United States coast and
! geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 1929 am. and
1928 pm; high tide. 5:57 am and 6:25
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 20 am and
1:26 pm; high tide, 6:56 am. and 1922
pm.
The Sun and Moon
Today-Sun rose 7:22 am; sun sets
5:I7 pm.
Tomorrow-sun rises 7:e2 am; sun
SETS SIS pm.
| Moon rises 5:55 am; sets 1926 pm.
Automobile lamps to be Lighted one
| half hour after sunset
Yesterdays Temperature
Midnight. 26; am. %; am. "a
| 6 am, 81; s am, 81 10 am, 80: y
| noon. 35; 2 pm. "A; pm, AZ: pm,
40; pm. 35; 10 pm. 33. Highest, A !;
Relative Humidity.
am, 20; . pm, 40; S pm, 10
Rainfall (S pm. to p.m.), 0.
Hours of sunshine, 81. per cent of
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Fireworks to Be Illustrated.

Magnificent fireworks displays with the
bang. SNAKE and lurid effects missing, but
startling in their realism and picturesque
ness, are to be shown to members of
the fireworks committee tomorrow night
in the headquarters at the Willard. Chair
man Harry King has arranged for repre-
sentatives of the twenty-five pyrotechnic
concerns seeking the $4,000 contract to
show Illustrations. working models and
other samples of the programs they are
submitting. This should be the greatest
parlor display Of fireworks ever given in
Washington. The firms represented cover
the entire country, even as far west as
Seattle. 1t is understood that the Seattle
people offer by far the lowest price, but
that the long haul apd the danger of de-
lay in delivery are a serious handicap to
their securing the contract.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Plans for Illumination.

Similar exemplification of how it is
proposed to make a mile-long col
onnade brilliantly Illuminated along
Pennsylvania avenue, with the Capitol,
the Peace Monument and the famous
Bartholdi fountain in the Botanic Gar
den batfied in lights. is to be made Tues
day night before the committee on il
Elimination in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms.
This committee is arranging to pre-
sent its designs to the inaugural COM
mittee on "Wednesday, when it is stat
ed that an appropriation of $4,000 or
$1,000 will be asked for the illumina-
tion of Pennsylvania avenue during
the inaugural period.
At a meeting of his committee Mon
day night at o'clock in the cabinet
room of the New Willard. d. J. Gala
han. chairman of the committee on
badges and medals. is to show designs
for the three gold medals which are to
be struck off for President Wilson.
Vice President Marshall and Inaugural
Chairman Harper. At that meeting will
be determined the character of ribbon
badges that are to be supplied to the
inaugural committee and officials in
charge of the inaugural celebration.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Booklets Of Interest.

Besides the souvenir booklet display
ing the beauties of Washington and
carrying the official inaugural program.
which is to be copyrighted. another
booklet of historic interest is to be is
sued by the committee on historic sites.
This will be record of the houses,
places and localities in the National.
Capital that have won q place in his
tory. This record marks the best in
formation that can be CLEANED from
records OF the Columbia Historical So
ciety after diligent, search over a
period Of many years by Washington
men who have made this study pleas
ure. This booklet will be the finest
thing of its kind ever issued in Wash
ington and is to be illustrated with
Reproductions of old-time pictures 1t
will be a souvenir of value. This COM
mittee is to meet Tuesday at 4:45
o'clock in the cabinet room of the New
Willard
For the organization of 500 promi-
nent business and professional men of
Washington as a mounted escort in the
parade. Melvin Hazen, chief of staff
to George r. Linkins. chairman of the
civic organizations section of the pa
rade. has called a meeting of the exec
utive committee of fifteen in the cab
met room of the Willard tomorrow
afternoon at 4:45 O'clock
Evening star., 1917-01-21
The Best Anti-Malaria Tonic.
The Ideal Medicine for Colds
and Grippe.

One OF the many testimonials:
Kloczewski K Co.. Gentlemen: Your
t.Babek'' acts like magic; l. have giyen it
to numerous people in my paris1 who
were suffering with chiils, malarA and
fever They have used it with excellent
results. II we'll deserves the praise of
thousands of people. and I recommend it
to those who are sufferers and in need
OF n good tonic. Yours truly.
REV. =. SZYMAS0WSkI,
St. Stephens Church. Perth Amboy. \. ].
Evening star., 1917-01-21
FOR INAUGURATION.

5000 Chairs, Cots, Tables,
ETC., for Rent.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY
ID. NOTES,
G33 la. AVE. NV. MAIN 30O6.
PARLoR AND balcony FOR RENT: SPLEEN
did view: price. 500: suitable for large party.
Q32 Pa. NV. 21s
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Riggs Disease Prevented

With the continued use of Ideal ChIOrate
Potash Tooth Paste: also whitens the teeth
and hardens the gums: regular 25c
nc Lyons Tooth Powder. ..........1 15c
Ic kOlynos Tooth Paste. ........... lie
soc PebecO Tooth Paste. .......... BE
.5c Sanitoi Tooth Powder or Paste. lie
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Rub Rheumatism Away
Perfect Alcohol Stove

All complete with
stewpan and solidi-
fed alcohol. ready
for use. Reg 1Sr
ular soc value. ~
Zoe S0lidi1ied Al
cOhOl. I h i s OSE
sale, 3 for.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Pure Olive Oil

NJ a n d a r n,
about 500 sheets
to the roll; soft
and pliable. Reg
ular &c size this
sale:
3 for 12c
3 for 25c
/. e a v e y o u r
order.
Free delivery.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Store No. l
7h & K SITS. NV.
Winter Tonics

Sl.OO Syrup HypOphOsphites. con-
tanning iron. quinine and strych-
nine; an excellent nerve tonic S0c
and tissue builder; full pints. wv
.5c Elixir Iron, Quinine and So~
Strychnine; pints .......
Evening star., 1917-01-21
Face Creams

exquisite grease
cieansing the ST
~ving the wrin
SOC Hin d -
Honey
4 ! M o n d SSe
Cream ....
.5c ID. 4 Il.
Gold 18c
reanl ....
2:,c rO xtilia,
for rough 19c
skin ....
2Ic NOOdburH's
F "cini !" tic
Cream ....
Evening star., 1917-01-21
SHANNON & LUCHS.

PHI MAIN s3a5. 7l3 14rH ST. NV.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-13
HELP A WORTHY CAUSE.

The attention of The Lancaster News
fact that the good people Kershaw cotton mill village
to build church and this publication
its assistance 1t positive pleasure anything
and only hope that this brief statement result
the church large number of subscriptions
caster News readers.
We understand the church has already been organized
service being held Sunday night mdweek prayer
during the week and Sunday school every Sunday
the time has when is absolutely imperative
church have building the work be
The people of the mill village willing
their ability of their raise
fcent amount to erect the building.
If readers of The Lancaster News
movement, willing to make contributions any sum-
matter how SMALL they should Rev. j. NJ Neal
at kershaw and in advance The News takes the privilege
tending Mr. Meals thanks and those his congregation
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-13
LET'S BEGIN OUR PLANS.

Lancaster counys fair directed last year.
State and attracted no little
favorable attention from other South Carolina
fore hope that nothing this prevent
ing a second and greater fair this year.
Without discussing the controversy much
that difference of opinion has arisen between people
about how the fair should be conducted going
that all these people lay aside personal and aid
the officers of the fair association plans
the planning Any reasonable sensible that
all of think that conduct undertaking
quite bit better than those charge undertaking
but when we tackled the job if given the opportunity would
probably find that far difficult had thought
We therefore wish suggest that entertaining divergent
opinions aso how the fair should be leave these
Sc fit.
The main and principal point Lancaster must not let the
year without having that we should have had
none at all last year than to let this go and
fair undertaken.