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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-20
Prisoners Are Taken

LONDON. April 20.-In local opera tions south of Scarpe. he British guns, trench mortars and prisoners
 They repulsed German counter attack. In Flanders the British eject ed the Germans from advanced posi- tions they had gained. Near Given chy and Festutobert the British coun- ter attacked and re-established their positions. They gained all their ob- jectives in Flanders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-20

THE EMPIRES classInsds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-20
Tides Tomorrow

Time of High and Low Tides at
 Juneau for
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
Nase tri crke P. C. o.

Popolnost, Cistost in Okus. 50 tri
crkc, XII delajO Trinerjcvo Grcnko
Vino, izvrstno zdravilo IA ncrcdc
zelodca. POsebno proti zapahu,
glavobolu, m%igreni. turobnosti,
nervOznoati, n|espanosti, sploSni o.
slabelosti it'd. F'opolnoSt izdclova-
MIA in pazna tiStost, della TO zdra-
vilo uspesno in prijetcn okus ug?-
ia najobcutl jivejSemu zclodcu.
Pri kupovanju Sc ozira ma kako-
vost blaga posebno pri zelodCnih
zdravilih. Pri TEN 2ahtcvajte we'd
no Trinerjevo Grenko Vino, kajli
njegOva kakovoSt mu je tcmcl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
0LANOM ~SLovENSKE SEKCI.
JE Ma ZNANJE.

odbor slovenske Sekeije j. = u.
je incl V pondeljek zve6er skupno
sejo z odbori ceSke aocialistitne
in srbske Sekcije J. :. Il. Ma dnev-
mem redu 81 bila wanna vpraSanja
aktualna poliiika, Hi so najveG-
jega pomona IA bodoGi razvoj ma
sin organizacij in IA. delo socializ-
ma. . vseh ten vpraSanjih Sc ie
vodila obSirna debata, XII .je osvc-
tia predmete cd vseh Strani.
Izvoljen je bill konGno odbor, Sc
stoiec IL zastopnikov vseh prizade-
tin or~ganizacij, XII maj izdela pred
loee IA prihodnjo skupno komfc-
renco. Med temi no tudi oklic l.
iavodila "a ravnanje naSih CLANCY
pri prihodnjih volitvah.
Sklenjeno je bilo, da Sc poSlje
hrzOjav konferenci medzavezni-
S;ih socialistov, Xxi Sc snide dine Il.
t.. m. V LOndonu.
Gin bCdo predlogi odobreni od
prihodnje conference, Hi sc snide,
eimprei BIO mogoce. bodo takoj
objavljeni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

Registriranci, XII bcdo odsotni
cd donna dine ~. septembra Sc lah-
ko posluzijo pOSte IA registriraci-
10. kdor Sc mora re9Estrirati dine
IL. septembra in We, da tega dine ne
DO donna, maj gre k svojemu lokaI-
menu odboru in vpraSa "a regi-
StracijSki liSlek. TIA liStek mai IL
p0lni, dene V kuverto in odpoSljt
pc poSti, da DO do II. septembra y
rokah lokalnega nabornega odbo-
IA.
Ne prezrite tega tisti, XII ne bo-
ste dine IL. septembra donna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

JIG dospel ' Nladivostok |generalni
major William :. Graves, da pre-
vzame poveijniSsvo mad ondotnimi
ameriski cetami. u MIN je odSlo
IL Idruzcnih dgEav tri in stirideset
oticirjev in 1883 MOI. XII Sc zdru-
zijo $ polk y Filipinskcga otoeja.
SET generalncga Staba je dejal. ia
sc ie vkrcalo "a vse fronte do sedai
na 5000, 900 moI. Dejal je. da Sc
je prodiranja V Flcndriii udelezila
rridescta divizija. sestavliena IL
Get IL drzav Tennessee. Severna
karOlina i'm JuZna karolina.
Skupno $ franco>kini cetami Sc
ycrno cd SoiSSonsa ic prodirala
diva in trideseta divizija, Iii s~eStoji
IL oct IL Michieana in WiSconsina
pod poveljniStvom g~eneralne9a
majorja Hama. Odgovariajot na
v%praSanja je general March dejal,
.da So je avgustu izkrcalo V
tranciji 2S5,000 MOI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
voJNE TREH %SToLETIJ.

VISA zgodovina GloveSka je pol
ma prelivanja krvi, tako polna. Ola
Sc nj prevec Guditi, &c smatra
kdO zgodovino vojn "a pravo Ego
dovino t~loveskega plemena. Sc
veda to je napacno razumevanje
zgodovine, kajti Ge jo hocemo
prav spOznati, moramo preiskati,
kaksne izpremembe so sc izvrsile
V zivljenju clovestva, in kaj jc
histveno povzro6aio. Ako Studira.
mo zgodovino tako, tedaj opazimo
cd prvih znanih pricetkov, pa do
danasnjega casa trajen napredcll,
X je bill vGasi pOcasen, vCasi hi
trejsi, cigar glavni cinitelj pa .ie
bio vedno delo.
Seveda je tudi delo boj. Use,
kar JIG potreboval, 81 ie moral clo-
yek pridobiti. Vzeti je moral pri-
odi, XII je vecinO svojih zakIa-
dov skrbno skrivala in ga silila.
da Je napen.jal vse svoje telcme
IN -dusevne mOCi, ako 81 .je hotel
prisvojiti, kar je potreboval IA IL
boljsanje svojih razmer, torcj "a
iapredek svojega plemena.
DelO JIG BOZ. Premagovati mora
sovrazne sile, pogostoma navidez-
no nepremagljive. In tudi zrtve pa
daJo V tenn boju, obilne, tezke zr-
I've.
PravijO, da je boz utemelien V
pflrodi i'll IL tega izvajajo, da je
voJna "a vse veGne ease neizogib-
ma; kaJti narava Sc ne da pre-
delati. Ali ravno, &c spoznavamo,
Ola je dclo BOZ, pridemo do IA
KlJucka, ola Sc he stori prirodi no.
Dena sila, akO izgine vojna. -
frlroda ne zahteva, da mora la
Dog imeti obliko c~loveSkega kla-
MA. Prirodni razvoini zakon JIG
vodil tlovcka skozi t~isocletja, da
1e iskal najprimernejsa in naju-
spesnejsa sredstva ia tiste boje, XII
so neizogibni vsako novo orodje,
poraba vsake nove sile, ustano-
vltev vsake uspeSne Organizacije
le bila sredstvo IA zmago V neizo-
gibnem boju.
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l. Demvcrja. Colo, poroGajo: Ne
varnost takojSnje stayke ce>tnO-
lelezniSkih usluzbencev je odvrnil
zupan : Svojim poSredovaniem. n
temu SO seveda pripomogli tudi IL
SIuzbenci Sami. Xxi so bill pri wolff
odnehati cd Stavke, ako SO najde
Sc druga pot do sporazuma. Nevar-
most StGvke Seveda nj popolnoma
odvmjena, vendar je pa V BODICE
mani nevarnoSti, da izbruhne, kot
je bila zddnji petek. Ma dveh kon-
ferencah nj priilo do sporazuma
med zaStopniki druzbe in uSluz-
bencev. EkSekutiva je ma 10 Sklica-
la Sejo, HI Sc je imela vrSiti zvecer
in ma kateri so imeli razpravliati
o p~olozaju. Zupan .ie tclefonicno
vpraSal, dee pride ekSeku,iva h kon-
ferenci V njegovo pisarno. To Sc
je izvrSilo in Stavka ie bila odvr-
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Zakladniski department sunni,
ia Sc zlato nagromaduje ali pa il
vaza, kar je v protislovm z njego.
vimi odredbami in radi tega je Oh
vestil kovinskO pregledni bro V
New Iorku, da uStavi prodajanje
zldta zlatarjem. V letu, XII Sc j,
kon6alo 30. junija /. |. je bilo Ella
taricm prcdanega zlata "a T55, co.
900, ali IA ST.. DOC, 900 veG kot Y
prejsnjem letu. ZakladniSki urad-
niki so prepri6ani, Ola .ie TO naras-
tanje 5 prodaji zlata nevarno. o.
pazili so, da so najveG zlata proda-
Sele pc predsednikovi proklama-
ciji S'katero je prepovedal izvoz
zlata.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

.Justitni department %naznanja,
da zivi V Zedinjenih drzavah okoli
260,0O0 neuaturaliziranih Nemcev,
XII 80 sc registrirali ma policiji in
poSti pc zakonu IA sovrazne tuje-
Zemce. MoSki so Sc registrirali Y
januarju. zenske pa pred dvema
mesecema. Xxi Sc MISC Dopolnoma
preStete, toda sodijo, da Sc ie pri-
2lasilo okoli 2O0, 900 zenskih. V
teh Stevilkah MISC internirani
Nemci; njih Stevilo Sc nj bilo do
slej priobceno.
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Franklin G Pa.

L urada drustva Zaveznik st.
g.. s. d. P. Z. Clanstvu s. d. L. Il.
ia mamie!
R~esolucija, sprejeta ma redni
sell 4. augusta I. l., je bila ponov-
no sprejeta ma redni mesecni sell
!. septembra, da Sc list ''Glas Ma
roda' odstrani kot glasilo 5. ID.
7. z. in nadOmesti z delavskim Ii
slom Proletarcem ter postavi "a
pomozno glasilo Enakopravnost !
Ma pojasnila in kementarje cd
strani Glas Naroda ne bono cd
s~ovarjali, kajti $ takimi, XII Ia ma
mi rijejo, noGemo imeti nikake
polemike.
Stephen Zabaic, pred.
Louis krasna, tai.
Mika Nadnal, blag.
Aug. Orel, zapis.
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ObStanka. Pc lekarnah Sl.OO.

obstanka. Pc lekarnah $l.00. Y
slutajih revmatizma, nevralgiJe.
putike, spahkov, oteklin it'd. Nikar
he zacnite poskuSevati nego vpra-
Sajic lekarnarja naravnost IA Tri-
nerjev Liniment. Boliega ne dobi-
te. Dobi Sc pc lekarnah. 30 in 65c,
pc poSti ~ in 75c.
jos. Triner o., l333-43 So. Ash
land Ave, Chicago, III.
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PRIPOROCILO.

Sodrug Louis Kveder je poto-
valni z~ostapnik 'Proletarca" "a
vse drzave. Pravico ina, da mas
zastopa v vseh receh, kar Sc tice
n~arocnine in oglasov. Sodruge
prosimo, da maj mu pri tenn poslu
kolikor mogoce pomagajo.
Upravnistvo.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Seize slovenskega soc. kluba Sc
yr3evsak drugi in 6etrti petek V
mesecu V Ilirija dvorani', so
r. Ave. ker so vedno vazne silva
I; ma dnevnem redu, cato Vas We
ie .dolznost, da pridete ysi ma Sc
10. Pripeljite 5 sabo tovariSe, Xxi
se zanimajo "a razredni boi in Sc
MISC V crganizaciji.
John Lenko, tajnil;.
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VS. uoPNe ravn II n glavnega tajnika in nikopar drnpeoor Denar
r"Io 81 P'ee euho potion Postnih, Expresnih, ali Ban6nib denarnib
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p""I I o q mesernhm poro6lom II a naslov 81. tainika. "
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IN. N"hc pomhhJkpNosti. maj to nemudoma naznanio uredn gsrnoa,
"J"h" da Sc v pihodnje popravi. "S"
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niena. Hupan ie odposlal narodne-
inu vohemu svetu brzojavko, V
kateri ie priporocil, da Sc mai "a
yzame IA stvar in tako izravnajO
spornu v%prasanja ma miren natin.
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Naznanilo.

lIrvatska sekcija }. $. L. .je ma
manila tajniStvu, da ie na zadnii
k%onferenci V Milwaukee, Wis,
sklenila, da izstopi IL Zveze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

Y tednu, Xxi sc ie kOncal Z 81.
avguStom, so producirali najvet
premoga V letu in Sicer S06, l2l ton
ali 100000 ton wee kot ~prejsnjem
tednu. Pri tel produkciii nj vstet
premog, XII so ga rabbi pri rudni-
kin ali prodali blizo rudnikov.
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SRBSKI KLUBI:

nv, Ir ,hcago' ih--Jugosl Soc udrulenic, tajnik lila Poicb. o96 Clvbour, Ave-
Ave. +. N" ~ N"h"NIch ia" f'FH
l"> '"'r" wy" - JugosL soc. uiruienje, teinik Rad. Rapich Boz los
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II Vholch. Pder kokotovich, Milan Lutt, 3. StoianOvid in Ii Colo.
Iajnik IN 1lag' odbora je Peter kokotovieh, 2296 Cybourn Az, Chicago, II
klubi, XII zele govornike, maj Sc obrnejo do tajnika sekcibkega odbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

General March, SET amcriskepa
generalnega Staba, Jc naznanil, da
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JugoSIov. S0cija|istiGna zveza Ameriki.
SEKCIJSKI ODBORI:
oDBoRNIKI sRBsKE sEKC1JE:
oDBoRNIKI sLovENsKE sEKCIJl

Fhp Godina, Ivan Molck, Frank Mrgoc, Frank Podlipec
Tajnik odbora ie Flip Godina, 2sli So. harlow Ave, Oh
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ZvEzNI NADzoRNI oDBoR:
VI. Dimich. VI. Sekulich in Frank Zajc.
ZVEZNo TAJNIsrvo:
Frank Petrich, s03 W. Madison Street, Chicago. III.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-11
Why you should give twice as
much as you ever gave beforel

The need is for a sum 1919 greater than any gift ever asked
for since the world began The Government has fixed this sum
at $l7O 100000.
BY giving to these seven organizations all at once. the cost
and effort of six additional campaigns is saved.
Unless Americans do give twice as much as ever before,
our soldiers and sailors may not enjoy during 1919 their
5000 Recreation Buildings
1000 Miles of Movie Finn
100 Leading Stage Stars
1000 Athletic Directors
$500 Libraries supplying 100000 books
IS Hostess Houses
$4,000 Big brother secretaries"
Millions of dollars of home comforts
When you give double. you make sue that every fighter
has the cheer and comforts of these seven organizations every
step of the way from home to the front and back again. You
provide him with a church, a theatre, a cheerful home. a store,
q school, a club and an athletic 6eld-and a knowledge that the
folks back home are with him, heart and SOUL
You have loaned your money to supply their physical needs.
Now give to maintain the Morale that Is winning the war;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-11
The Marines would die for
Old Baptist "Doc"-He
almost died for them
By segt ALEXANDER WooLLCoTT

BY smgt ALEXANDER WOOLLCoTT
of The Stars and Stripes" A. E. F.
X/OU would turn your pockets inside out for the United
- Marines, a white-haired, slow-speaking padre, who is Y
secretary with the leathernecks and so beloved by them that
it's past telling. He was a preacher in Arizona-had been, I
think, a missionary with the lepers when the war came. and
ne went from his pulpit to the 7.
They have always loved him, the Marines. I think 1t was
because he had the genius for meeting all mankind brother
to-brother. And because he would not spare himself
any hardship that the boys had to undergo.
If they hiked, he would not ride. If they had to march
halfway across France as fast as their legs would carry them,
Doc marched, too, and what is more, carried the full pack,
lest any boy should ever say old Doc did not know what a
real hike meant.
Ofcourse, their devotion became a cult on the Marine when
it was he who took the hind end of a litter and went out
through a very rain of shells to bring in and save the wounded
colonel. And they did save him. Can't you picture 1.-THE
two of them creeping over the treacherous ground, with the
private turning now and then and kissing back to poor old
bulky Doc not to stick up so far" in the air2
That little expedition dropped Doc unconscious with
gas and shrapnel and when he came to he found that
quite mysteriously, all his Y ensignia had been cut away and
Marine emblens seWed on in their place.
Doc holds services now and then. l know of one a Young
Jew organized. 1t was held in a deserted church which a
volunteer squad had spent three hours in cleaning for the
occasion-threeh hours routing the dust and cobwebs and litter
of fallen plaster and broken glass. Then the congregation
trooped in and the service began with the distribution of
rosaries fshed from Docs capacious pockets for the Catholic
boys, some of whom had lost theirs in the fight.
They have a way of looping their rosary through their left
shoulder strap and wearing it into battle as the knights of old
wore their ladys colors into the jousts. 1t Is an inspiring
thing to see a whole company thus beautifully uniformed, but
sometimes they come back with the beads torn away.
We'll, Doc distributed his own supply and 7 doubt If a
passerby at that moment would have suspected him of being
a Baptist clergyman. Doc-and indeed most of the padres Of
the front-have to rake their memories to tell what denomina-
ton was theirs before they took this great communion.
usands who are serving your boys in the
sc creed and faith are Service. Keep
needs a housandIke them every month.
CAMPAIGN
Evening star., 1918-04-01
cR0CERS ARE WARNED
Reminded by Local Food Admins
traitor Of Limit on Sale Of Wheat
Products and Wheat Flour.

Retail grocers throughout the city
today were served with notice from
the local food administrator emphasiz-
ing his recent edict limiting the
amount Of wheat products and wheat
-four to be sold any person at one
time.
Although the reduction of the
amount Of wheat -four. from one-fourth
of a barrel to one-eighth of a barrel,
is generally understood. the local food
administration is Of the opinion that
some dealers are not aware that they
cannot sell any wheat products
cereals and macaroni for instance
without the sale of an equal amount of
cereal substitutes. The latter is identi-
cal with the hfty-fifty requirement re-
garding the purchase of wheat -four.
Retail grocers are also asked to re-
duce the volumn of victory bread sold
by delivery Of a three e-fourths- pound
loaf where one pound was sold before.
and to make corresponding reductions
of larger amounts.
The attention Of the grocers is called
to the weekly publication Of fair prices,
and they are asked to study them care
fully that they will be at all times ad-
vised in this matter.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
ADMITS KILLING SISTER.
Trenton Trained Nurse Says It Was
Done by Agreement.

TRENTON. N. j.. April Miss Cor
nelia Consolloy. a trained nurse. has
confessed. according to the police. that
she had killed her sister. Miss Estelle
Consolloy, teacher. by cutting her
wrists and allowing her to bleed to
death. 1t is believed drug was ad-
ministered before the cutting was done.
The slayer was taken to the State Hos
pital for the Insane
The nurse, who is forty-two years
old, has for some time expressed a fear
Of German spies and talked frequently
of the horrors of war. 1t is believed
that this, together with a newspaper
story published to the effect that the
teacher had preferred charges Of as
sault and battery against a woman
school principal. unbalanced her mind:
At the hospital she said she had killed
her sister by mutual agreement and
that she had offered no resistance.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

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SS1 u SusSis q Sst to wesk On time.
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TAa spn playaA big Joke On ssrly
htsdA vhe rising With tAs elesk. hsa
hepsd 10 sss the sVAsiss, There waa =
mist asrly this sAerHtng.
Ne Anrii waulA ,bs esmplsts in
WasAiRStSM without It's quota Of tn
necents whe were prsysils4 en =. 20 .sl ssii
ToH" and stkar gentlemen ee animal
geManslaturs. not TO eoFsst MT
All thssa reside 1T the zee. Of eaufss.
but the unwary hsd to ean UP TO and
tsss were sh tSS lockout 1er these
calls. aaA 81 soon - an operator heard
suns: e. srss: y: Sssaisss vsaia sassut. Vie VS. e
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Evening star., 1918-04-01
Deaths Reported.

Tha following deaths have been reported to the
health department in the last twenty four hours
Christian Jacobs. II years, 641h street
northwest.
Wiliam hurley. 70 years. United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Jim Squires, 75 years. Providence Hospital.
Isaac 81. Bingham, 81 years, 6ibley Hospital.
caroline Hapdy. SO years. st. Elizabeth Hos
ssirs J. spence. 81 years. 2so4 Irving street
Frank b. jackson. o years. 4517 Iowa avenue
Richard Groves, Is years, Emergency hospital.
Mary Cannon. SO years. 1910 n street north
west.
Evelyn 7. coburn. II yesrs. 1887 Hobart street
northwest.
Hsrss: johnson. 2 years. tn. Children. Hos
john Rassdais. = years, Washington Asylum
Jennie L. Murray. 10 years. 4s4 1st street
southwest.
EIhsi 3. 1ohp'qn.. ! year. 1855. Navy pl.e.
Kate II. Digs. 81 year,. Warrington Asylum
TScmss Madison. 50 years. Washington Asy.
Il,s oal.nas. ~ years. sos7 L street
Lillian cswpbeli, II .ysa.s, Casualty Hospital.
Infant Of lillian and Elias Campbell, days,
Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
LITTLE CHANCE FOR
! E|GHT-H0UR CLAUSE
Senators Say Borland Amend
ment to Legislative Bill Will
Be Stricken Out.
THREE MEMBERS OPPOSE

The Borland eight-hour amendment
to the legislative. executive and ju-
dicial appropriation bill will be stricken
from that measure when 1t is reported
to the Senate. according to predictions
by members of the Senate committee
on appropriations today.
The subcommittee of the appropria-
tions committee still is holding hear
ings on the measure and has not yet
begun to draft the bill. But the Sem
ate, having gone ON record by vote
of 20 to % against the principle in
volved in the Borland eight-hour
amendment minimum eight-hour
day for government employees, with no
nay for overtime work-when the agri-
culture appropriation bill was before
1t, senators today expressed the opinion
that the amendment would have no
more chance in the legislative bill.
The subcommittee considering the
iegislative bill consists of Senators
Martin, chairman; overman, Robinson,
Underwood. smeot and Warren. The
record shows that Senators Martin,
Oyerman and Robinson all voted to
strike out the bofidnu aheHomeHt
when the vote on the agriculture bill
was taken. Senators Smoot and war
rem voted for the Borland amendment.
Senator Underwood was not recorded,
but he Is believed to be opposed to the
amendment. :.
The membership of the full commit
tee 10 said to be overwhelmingly
against the Borland amendment.
The Borland amendment in the agri-
culture bill Is still an issue between
the two houses, the bill having been
sent to conferences today. 1t is expect
ed the Senate will go to the mat on
this amendment, and that its fate will
be settled so far as other measures
are concerned, right there.