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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
VYSETROVANI VELKE PO-
ROTY.
Leovar a Matejka odkazani
pol. soudem vyssi instance.

Clevelandska velka porota
zahaiila vGera vysetfovanf WI
ci domn6lym spiklencGm a W.
rabitel1m bomb. o nichz Sc
tvrdi, re nell t6z 1cast na a.
tentatu u residence mayora
Davise. Vcereisimi sv6dkv byli
Fapitan Lavelle a m6stsky -lu-
cebnik Knopf. Prvni licil zatCe
nj Leovara. Mat6ikv a iinych
domn6lIch anarchistG We stall
na Holmden Ave. a chemik
Knopf uiiStoval porotce, ze
bomby zatGenym odnat6 obsa-
hovalv tolik tfaskavin, he mo-
hlv ZtroEkotat n6kolik neiv6t-
Sich budov V dolennim m6st6
We vvsetfovani velk6 poroty
bude ] dnes pokracOvano a
meZi tim co pOrota vYseuvede-
no svGdectvi pfiiimala, pfipa-
dem Leovarovym a Nat6iko-
wynn zabTval Sc t6z poIiceini
soudceMolyan. kterI odkazal
oba obzalovan6 soudu trestni-
mu, dav kazd6ho pod SIS,
zaruky.
Domn6ly spoleGnik obou. V
New Yorku zatGeny Frederick
Witt, bude V n6kolika dnech
do Clevelandu privezcn. Witto
va manzelka bvdli zde dosud
a to V elsie 4122 Cedar Ave.
Policie vvsIychala il vGera j
pre7v6dGila Sc, re PAM Witto-
va o Ginnosti sv6ho chot6 nevi
mic a nedlouho tomu, co poza-
dala 0 rozvod.
Vladni detektlvoVe patraji
zde po dalsich mulch. sUcast
nivsich Sc pry ma atentatu u re
sidence gen. navladniho Pal
mera We Washingtone. Cervno
We ono anarchistick6 spiknutf
m6lo pry wink V ChicaRu q
Allentown, Pa, kde zili hlavni
ukladnici, z nichz diva pfiieli
do Clevelandu, ably pry fidili
utok ma dum naSeho mayora,
kterazto dvojice stala sc po
atentalu nezv63tnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
SJEZD CESKEHO NARODNf
HO SDRUZENf.
rWCS7 fV7c q TWTCC7

/. ValnJ Sized Cesk6ho Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni konan bude
We dnech 15., 16. a po pTfpad6
IT. listopadu V Chicagu. I'll. V
mistnostech Sokola Chicago
ma Kedzie Aye.
2. Kraisk6 Vybory sGcastnf
ee sjezdu povinn6 dvema dele
gatv "a kazdI Krajsky Vybor.
3. UCast odboGek ma siezdu
budiz dobrovolna. Jelikoz jest
&adoucno, ably dcast odbocek
ma na5i praci byla co neiv6tSi,
lest dana takovym odbockam,
kter6 to "a vhodn6 uznaii pra
vomoc. obeslati Sized iednfm
deleeatem. o rozsahu pray de
legatd odboGek rozhodnou de-
leoati Kraiskych VVborG.
4 Orqanisace V Ustfedn6 "a
fonren6 sUGastni Sc siezdu
dv@ma aneb iednim zas-uDcem
IN Cesk6 Narodni Sdr6zeni:
Volta RcneS. tajemnik.
7. ?. Pecival, pfedseda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01

Y tovarndch firmy Ferro
Machine and Foundry Co. ma
vFch. 65. ul. vyvolana vGera V
polodne stavka nastrojara
Noolmakers) 8 spravkafd. te-
dv mechanikH zvlaste ddlezi-
.Tch. bez nichz jina tovarni
@;nnost bude dotcena. D6lnf--
ci pozadovali pet az desetipro
ccntni zvF5eni mzdy a kdyz III
dcsti vvhovGno nebylo, opusti-
u 2avod. Je iich 81. v6tSinou
CechoslovakG. Stavkafi budou
konati prvni svou poradni schG
2i V pond6li odpoledne V mist
mott y. MlGkovskyho ma vych.
s.. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
DlvADLo i v'NEBEZPECf.

V komine Keithova divadla
ma Prospect Ave. vznaly Sc
vcera vecer SAFE a jiskry roz-
nitily pozar ma stfese divadel-
nj budovy We. chvili, kdy ma
dotcen6m jevisti kteras pew
kyn6 opernfm solem Sc produ
kovala. P6vkyni kazano umlk
nout, nacez hudba spustila
hlutn6 fanfary a mezi tim hasi
Ci ma stfeSe We vSi tichosti pra-
covali, takze divadelni obe-
censtvo o n6jak6m nebezpeci
ami zdani nem6lo. Plamen brzy
byl utlumen a V n6kolik minu-
tach ma to V pfedstaveni ma
Keithove jevisti bylo pokraco-
vano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
ZVLASTNf RECISTRACE.
Wardy H., r., 13. a Ia. roz-
hodncu politiclxy zapas mezi
mayorern Davisem dem.
Bishopem.

Dnes pfipuSt6ni isou k regi-
straci obGan6, kteff "a predcha
zeiicich Ctyf zapisd bud byli
k l1zku upoutani nemoci, neb
prodl6vali mimo m6sto. Dne8nI
zvla$tni registrace vyfizovana
bude do 4 hodin odpoledne V
pokoii cfslo 404 ma radnici q
Dodobny zapis bude V pond6ll,
tedy kratce pred volbou. VSi-
chni uchazeci 0 zvlaSni regi-
straci musi dokazat, ze ma pre-
videlnem zapisu nemohli Sc
podilet.
Otresni serif zapfisahl dno7
vice lax 300 deputy, ktaTf ma
il V litorI volebnim Flerk6m
die potfebv pomahati. Volebni
komi~e pozadala dale pol. ma
tnlnfka Smitha. abv V Gtery w
slal 15u kazdG volebni budce vo
wardach II. u. - a IA 2vlaSt
n1ho straznika, ktorV by bd6l
mad DoTadkem. Nacelnici obou
VolkTch s.ran politickIch do
7navaii totiz, ze kamnanni bel
"oeZi mayorem Davisem q
dem. Bishonem budo roZhod-
ut We vFSeuvedenTch war
ddch 2 ppeto tfeba pry u6init:
v5o aby volbv m6ly x Mich
~rab6h pfesnI, spolehIivY.
V5ichni volebni klerkove We
wardach II al IA opatTeni bu-
dou spolehlivymi sezfamy re-
gistrovanJch voliCu a wardam
tdm budou pfid6leni klerkov6
ien krain6 zkuseni q We vSem
nTesni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
MA DOZIVOTt DO VEZENf

PorOta Il soudce Baera sk0n
oovala vGcra pfipad S. Glea-
soma. obzalovan6ho 2 vrazdy
prvniho stupn6 a poslala iei
GA dozivoi do kaznice. Glea-
son 25. srpna Sc tfemi svymi
tumpany prepaid d6lnika Sta
ni7lava BartoviGe pod Har-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01
KOPANA.

Pon6vadz ma zitfek nepfipa-
da zadny pravidelny zapas, s1
Castni sc prve i druhe muzstvo
trainingu V Garfield parku V
9 hodin rano. Necht' kazdy
Sc dostavi, ably RUNE nedostat
ky, ktere V poslednim zapase
Sc jevily, molly Sc pilnym cvi-
Cenlm odstraniti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-01

vard-Denison viaduktem a
kdyz Bartovic Sc lupicskemu
ctyflistku branil, Gleason sko-
Ill jei kuli 2 revolveru. Obza-
lovanJ sic stfelbu >zapiral, sv6
dectvi proti n6mu bylo ale TAX
urcit6, re musel byti odsouzen
a do zalare poslan.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
NATURE FAST oeliTERATlNG
 WAR SCARS

DOVER, Eng--Former British of ficers returning from France and Bel gium where they have been going over the ground where year ago they were still fighting. express astonish- ment at the manner in which nature is plotting out the scars of the war.
 "No Mans Land everywhere is cov- cred with a mass of scarlet poppies," said one officer. "and the disappear ance of the rusty barbed wire makes one almost forget the place was ever the most desolate prospect q man ever saw But the trenches are still there and so is much of the timber, both startling reminders of the days when we did not know just what was going to happen next"
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

ing to their fresh-water spa wnins ground and fishermen and gill netters catching tons of salmon trout which are only half grown salmon, the sal- mon supply hasn't a chance for survi- val" he asserts.
 Stringent protection laws are need ed Dr. Gilbert believes. Man des- troyed the salmon horde and it will be for man to build it up again if the salmon industry is to continue. he said recently. "Only strict legisla- ton that will close the principal fish ing grounds to trapmen and nets for years to come will prevent the ex- tinction of the salmon. Today rivers that once supplied the largest number of fish furnish but q handful compared
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
TEMPTING INVITATI0N TO S0uRD0uGn SEEKERS
 FOR SOUL MATE

Hike the people. They are more kind views of life. and finer spirits than any have ever known. As for myself, belong to q good Southern family who would be shocked to death if they sus-
 pected me of doing this, but like Eva Tanguay, T don't care" l can't toot my own horn very much, but l can say this: am the kind of woman a man feels proud to introduce as his wife. have the ability to adapt my self to any mode of life and get some thing out of it. can turn a log cabin into a home and cook the best dinner a man ever ate. have. Then again. l am generally considered one of the most distinguished looking women at an Assembly ball. I am still young, weigh 135 pounds and five feet four. Now that's enough about me As for the man I hope to find He should be 45 or whereabouts. fine physique, good character and standing. brunette preferred: he should have q nature which crves and appreciates the truer finer things of life-and the ability and means to procure them. He is up there in that wonderful coun- try somewhere
 Please write full information and
 enclose q snap shot or q photograph. Any letter received will be trea ted | with the strictest confidence and re- turned to writei-when l shall have
 made q choice. Address:
 MISS ELEANOR GORDON.
 t, F o. Box 12l2. Los Angeles Calf
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
SEATTLE PUBLISHER
 HELD UP IN YOSEMITE

LOS ANGELES. Cal.-Joseph BIe- then. publisher of tho Seattle (Wash) Times. was held up in Yosemite Park recently,
 The hold-up was accomplished by a bear with two cubs who stood in the middle of the narrow road and refused to budge while Mir Blethen was motoring through the valley. The newspaperman took advantage of the situation to photograph the animals but his days schedule was upset by the delay.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

The increasing inclination of many
 Outside females to look to Alaska for
 a possible mate Is again displayed in
 the following letter to the Nugget from la Los Angeles woman who, in addi .
 ton to stating her inclinations with
 respect to possible marriage to an
 Alaskan, also explains in |interesting
 manner some of the reasons which impell so many unattached females to
 write to Alaska in search of q hus- band. The writer is evidently a per son of more than average culture and also possesses in strong degree that distinguishing characteristic known as personality. Her letter is q com
 mon-sens exposition of new point
 of view regarding the age old question of marriage and the present day ten dency to defy convention. The com |munication follows:
 Not so long ago it would have been
 considered . breach of the conventions for Il man and woman to become ac- quainted without the formality of an
 introduction. And by way of the mail route, even more reprehensible. But those conditions have passed-the
 whole fabric of our social system has changed-owing to the great world
 war-and today many people of the highest type. with the finest qualities of heart and mind who. for different reasons. lack the opportunity to meet those of the opposite sex. socially
 whom they care to know, are seeking some means of doing so.
 Somewhere in the world there is q mate for every one-if he can be found,for
 "No one is so accursed by fate. No one so utterly desolate.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
DisUsEp SALOON BARS
 USED FOR coFFiNs

LOS ANGELES,-Saloon bars, both brass and mahogany, are being used to make collins. it became known re- gently when wrecking company their brass trimmings from saloons which closed on account of prohibition The scarcity of mahogany has caused the wrecking of the bars. the company said, and the lumber is sold to casket makers. The brass trimmings, the company added, are cast into handles plated with silver and attached to the caskets
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

laiaska's dwindling silver horde must be built up at once if the sal mon industry of the north Pacific is to continue. according to Dr. c. H. Gilbert, zoology professor of Stanford University. who has long been recog- nized as world authority on the sal mon. Dr. Gilbert recently arrived in Seattle from the North. where, as a special assistant in the United States bureau of fisheries. he spent the sum mer studying conditions, says Il S.' tie paper.
 Silver wanderers of the sea, the sockeye. the king and the other sal mon. are simply being fshed out. Dr. Gilbert reports. With every came eager to prevent the fish from return
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 2811
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 SECOND DIVISION.

To. W. AsHBY, Plaintiff. VS.
 |E. w. Backus. Charles II. Hood. |J Berger and The Northern Mining & Trading Co, corporation. Defendants. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
 To E. w. Backus. Charles H. Hood. J. Berger and The Northern Mining & Trading Company, a corporation, the above named defendants. GREETING You. and each of you, are summon l ed and required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file in the office of the Clerk of the said Court, at the City of Nome. within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you. that is. within thirty days after the completed period of publication of this summons. or judgment for want thereof will be by notified that if you fail to answer
 said complaint the plaintiff will apply to the court for. the relief demanded therein.
 This is an action to foreclose lien created by certain agreements entered into between the parties hereto upon certain real property in the vicinity of Blun, in the cape NOme Mining ana Recording Precinct, as will more par ticularly appear from the complaint on file herein. and for the recovery of the sum of Seventy Three Thousand Dol. lars ($73.000) the unpaid balance now due and unpaid from the defendants tc plaintiff The date of the order oi I the publication of this summons is the 3rd day of November 1919; the Idate of the first publication thereof 1. the Sth day of November 1919. and the date of the last publication thereof ii ] the goth day of December 1919: and the time within which defendants are required to appear and answer the said complaint Is within thirty days
 after the said 20th day of December 1919
 WITNESS the Honorable WILLIAM A. HOLZHEIMER. Judge of the Said District Court. and the seal of said court hereto ahixed. a, Nome, Alaska, this 3rd day ol November, 1919.
 THOS. McCsANN. Clerk of the District Court Second Division. Territory of A1aSka.
 By W. c. MCGUIRE, Deputy Clerk Ipublish-Nov. ., IS. 2z, 20. Dec (. IS 70. 1n1e
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
CHAMPAGNE SUPPLANTEp
 AT BOAT chRiSTENiNGs

LOS ANGELES HARBOR,-Orangs juice has taken the place of cham paEne at he christening of ships built in the yards of the Southwestern Shipbuildins Company here The West Neris. which recently slid down the ways had bottle of orange juice broken over her prov and officials of the company declare that at future christeninss. the same substance will be used.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
FIRST ALASKA IRON ORE
 BEING TESTED

NENANA, Alaska.-Eight tons of iron ore. the first. it is said. to be treated and shipped in Alaska, are being tested in the electric furnaces at Treadwell. The ore comes from a deposit owned by Barney Hines on the beach at Snettisham. a port in Steph- ems passage on the Alexander archi- pelago
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
JAP POPULATION HAWAII
 SHOWS RAPID GROWTH

HONOLULU, T. H.-Isapid growth of the Japanese population of Hawaii. all ready is greater than that of any other race. is indicated by vital sta tistics compiled by the Japanese con sulate for the first six months of 1919. The report shows 2616 births among the Japanese with only 712 deaths.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
oCToGENERIAN CLAIMS
 UNIQUE HONOR

ONTARIO. Caiif-Francs Lem- mon S6 years old, said to be the only living man whose father was a soldier in the Revolutionary war, has arrived here to make his home with his son. His father James Lennon. born in |1763 entered the Continental army when 16 years old,
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
FEW BRITISH BLIND sEeeARs

LONDON.-Of the 3O,OOO blind per- sons in England and Wales, only s5 are beggars. according to the Advis- ory Committee of the Welfare of the Blind. The committee recommends that s35O a week be given to all blind persons who are employed and earning up to 3l.e5 week.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

But some heart. tho unknown
 Responds unto his own.
 Responds as if with unseen wings.
 An angel touched it's quivering strings. And whispered in its song:
 Dear. where hast thou stayed so
 long ?''
 Some of the best writers of today are using the columns of the leading newspapers and magazines to advocate the plan of getting acquainted by mail few years ago-before the war such thought would have shocked us that is. some of us. But today, after two years of service among total strangers. when no one thought of
 introductions and the greatest good fellowship existed everywhere, the conventions of yesterday seem a bit absurd and out of keeping with our up-and- doing times.
 Many nice women will take advan- tage of the new order of things and instead of waiting modestly for some
 man to come and find her, she is going to do q little hunting for herself. Every woman has an ideal. but far too
 many have to marry the best that is ! offered under the circumstances and then trim her ideal down to fit him
 Now she is going to grab a-no, not q club--a pen. and rush out over the
 world via printers ink. and find the right onc-the one she really wants. That is precisely my attitude. and | thru this article I hope to find the one man in all this world for me. l have | lived little in the Yukon Territory
 and know the conditions: and tho l 1 have travelled extensively, there is no | place I love as I do Alaska. And |
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
GR;EETING:

ualIucus
 GREETING:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff on file In the ofRics of the Clerk of the above en- titled court. in the City of Nome, in the District of Alaska, Second Di- vision. within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you. to- wit. within thirty days from the 27th day of December. 1919. or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you. You gro hereby notified if you fail to answer the said complaint the plain tiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. to-wit, for a decree of the court declaring null and viod tho marriage heretofore and now existing betwen you and Flora Tan Ganok.
 Tho date of the order of publication of this simmons Is the 18th day of November. 1sls: the date of the first publication thereof is November 18th 1slo; and the date of the last publi- eaton thereof .is December 27th. 1s1s, WITNESS tho Honorable WILLIAM
 A: HOLzHEIMER. Judge of the
 District Court for the Territory o1
 Aiaska. Second Division and the
 aeal of said Court hereunto af-
 fixed at Nome. Alaska. this 18th
 day of November. 1918.
 THOs. Nccann.
 Clerk of the District Court
 for the Territory of Alaska
 Seeuud Division. Puh,tst-gev. IS. g. 2s. Dec. [. n '. 1T. ai1s.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

The most practical thing in the world Is q Red Cross ideal.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
SAL MON OF ALASKA
 ARE DISAPPEARING

with their former amounts.
 There is nothing that can take the place of the salmon This summer in many places I saw only tholis;lnds of fish where years ago millions used to swarm.
 Its all an old old story We have nrea ched our tale for years and we cannot convince these men who make money enough in the big years to afford to lose in the lean ones that they are killing the goose and that the gold en eggs will shortly cease to be-"
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

So long as there's sickness. suffer ing. disaster. the Red Cross mus, stand by.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

Have you sent your friends copy of the edition of the Nugget contain ing the account of the future possibilt- ties of Nome and Seward peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

The Red Cross-the heartbeat of humanity.
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 2g26
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 SECOND DIVISION

w F. BALDWIN as Guardian Ad Litem of FLORA TANGANOK. a minor, Plaintiff.
 vs, THOMAS IYOUK, Defendant. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, To Thomas Iyouk. the defendant above named,
The Nome nugget., 1919-11-15

"No one is so accursed by fate. No one so utterly desolate.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-07-31
BIG FIVE PACKERS
ACCUSED OF HAVING
PRACTICAL MONOPOLY
,By the Associated Press,

Washington, July 29.-Manipula-
ton Of the livestock market through
connection with market yards and a
practical monopoly in the buying OF
livestock was charged against the
Big Five" packers, Swift, Armour,
Morris, Cudahy. and. Wilson,. in the
third section of the federal trade
commissions report on the packing
industry just made public.
The report cited data obtained in
the commissions investigation to
show that the "Rig Five" held ma
jority of the voting stock in % of the
principal stock yards of the coun-
try and an interest in the remaining
28.
"Of the meat trade in the hands of
interstate slaughters in the United
States said the report, "The FIVE
packers have more than 73 per cent
of the total. They have the prices
of dressed meat and packing house
products 90 well in hand that within
certain limits meat prices are made
to respond to their wishes: = a.. l..
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-07-31
PLENTY OF LABORERS
FOR ROAD BUILDING

/. Bismarck, N. D., July 30.-The
state highway commission announces
that contracts will be awarded at
Napoleon on August l for a 22-m;le
federal, aid highway project to .ex-
tend east and west thru that, city.
contractors working on state and
federal highways report good pro-
gress and advise the commission that
they have not so far experienced any
difficulty in retaining their labor.
There seems to be much more avail
able labor than at this season last
year, when much of the highway
work had to be suspended to supply
men for the harvest. No highway
work has been suspended this sea-
son and there is no indication at
present that it will become necessary
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-07-31
LIEUTENANT GIVEN
LONG SENTENCE FOR
DESERVING HIS men
Lead. Men to Edge Of No
Man.. Land and Then
Leaves Them to Their Own
Resources.
tBy the Associated Press)

Ayr, Mass, July 3O.-Convicted of
deserting his men whom he had led
into the fire of the enemy. Samuel E.
Stone, second lieutenant of the 101st
Infantry, has been sent to Fort
Leavenworth to begin a ten-year SEN
tence. A cable message from France
notified officials of Camp nevens Of
the finding OF a court martial which
convicted him in January.
Testimony of members of Stones
platoon in Company H, 1O1st regi-
ment, showed he had headed night
patrol to the edge of No Mans Land
four times and, when having drawn
the fire OF the enemy, he left the
men to their own resources and with
drew.
Again when his company was 60
ing into action at Chateau Thierry,
Stone was seen to run to the rear. A
guard in the supporting line halted
him, but Stone was allowed to pro-
ceed when he said he was returning
for maps His platoon suffered loss
es which the court martial held in
cluded needless loss of lives due to
Stones defecton. Stones home is in
Boston.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-07-31
MRS. BUDLONG TO BE
SORORITY HOSTESS
AT CALIFORNIA u

Bismarck, IN. D., July 30.-Mrs.
N. c. Budlong, who resigned her pos
ition as. secretary Of the North Da-
kota public library commission last
Saturday after twelve years service,
today announced her acceptance of
the post of hostess for large soror-
ity house maintained in connection
with the University of California at
Berkeley. Mrs. Budlong's duties in
this connection will be pleasant, and
she will have the satisfaction of be-
ing with her daughter, Miss Julia
Budlong, who is student et Berke-
ley. s..- .s....