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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

INCREASE your worth, fine little 8
acre tract for sale few miles from
Salem, house, barn, well, garden, straw
berries, raspberries and flowsTs, 4i4
care Journal. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

3 ACRES all cultivated, all in clover
ready to cut, room bungalow, chick
en- house, wood shed full of wood,
family fruit, owner wishes to leave
the city, must be sold; price $1,000,
800 cash and 5000 at percent with
paying privileges to suit. Socolofsky,
Phone $40 during the day, after 8
O'Clock call 12l2M. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

RANCH WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of good ranch for sale.
State cash price, full particulars. d..
F, Bush, Minneapolis MINI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE gray mare, W.T. about
1900; 2 sets harness, ] heavy one
-~horse wagon, l s-ineh plow, Jersey
COW giving milk, will be fresh in
September. Call at 24O s. CONNER
cial. 7-12
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE-Mare, weight 1000 lbs,
gentle for woman or children to drive
or ride Also l will bind your grain.
Phone orders early. Phone 1921 or
call 1906 N. 10Th. 7-l2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

TO LEASE-For 2 years 20 acres close
in, acres tillable land, also 5 cows,
! brood sow. team, l wagon, l
plow, buggy, ct, included in lease.
Address A d care Journal. TIA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

TO TBADE-Furnlshings OF rooming
house and other holdings for improv-
ed close in acreage Of $25o0 to $4,000
valuation. Give location. Owner care
Journal. 7-16
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12

JOURNAL WANT AD DEPARTMENT is THE BEST SELLING
MEDIUM IN MARION COUNTY TRY THEN FOR RESULTS
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WANTED-At once, reliable men in
every locality to handle confidential
matters, sparetime. Criminal secret
service work. A worthwhile position.
Write Immediately for particulars.
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Commissioner, General Land Office.
TIP
The sun., 1919-08-23
oIL-Rangs o; prices;

EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen
5 5eg oI seconds 42g acc under grades; 500
sic; dirties, No. !. $4,000; No. and
1norer 3oa ssc. checks, good 20 choice.
dTy' s4GS under grades. sS@sSe; ,. re-
IsSITc seconds, I045c.; state, Pennsyl-
vsna ard nearby WESTERN hs1n nI; wh !"
ssc gathered whites common to prime,
SOGs6c,; Pacific coast whites: express
Southern, gathered whites, asa CSC; State,
Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery browns,
fancy, IS a sac; gathered brown and mixed
eolors, graded, fancy. 5s9bec.; fair 10
prime 45452c.
FLOUR AND MEAI-spring patents,
sl2.a5@l2.T5; spring clears, Ss.5Oqlo.25.
both old new winter straightg. SO SOLO 40;
new Kansas straights, 3l0,e0all.4O. Rye
nour steady: fair TO good. ts6s.4o; choice
to fancy, .st559S7S' avn white corn corn nouT
aTanulatsd, $50. Fesd-city .tsadyi
bran. 100 Id, sacks, Ns; heavy middlings
do. SIS; red dog -four, lto Id. sacks, SEA-
Western steady: bran. leo ID. sacks. Sts9
The sun., 1919-08-23
INDUSTRIAL SHARES
In THE VAN ON CURB
Oils Also Are Prominent in
Renewed Upward Move
ment Of Prices.
FOOD PRODUCTS DECLINE
Savold Tire Issues Rally
Coca Cola Moves Off In
Its First Trading.
FOOD PRODUCTS DECLINE

Prices for curb stocks moved again TO
higher levels yesterday on renewed ac-
tive buying. After opening higher some
Issues reacted slightly. but turned strong
shortly before the close, when several
large advances we're made. Interest was
conferred once more in a few Industrial
and independent oil shares. Sinclair is
sues were In vigorous demand early and
scored substantial advances, but before
the close reacted about a point from the
days high levels.
American Shipping in the last hour
sold up moro than two points, while the
other shipping shares were generally
lower. Tobacco Products Export rose
more than two points and British Amer
lean Tobacco shares weakened fraction
ally. General Asphalt was well bought
In the afternoon and gained two points.
Food Products stocks were weak
Most prominence in the tire issues was
displayed by the 6avold issues, which
rallied several points from recent low
levels.
Initial dealings took place in United
States Industrial Alcohol rights. Coca
Cola also made Its hrst appearance and
moved several points OF from the open
ing. Invincible OIL was a few notches
higher. and q firmer tone was shown
In Midwest Refining.
Total sales and range, of prices follow
The sun., 1919-08-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The exceptional strength displayed in
the marine and motor groups on the
Consolidated Exchange yesterday, on
which gains OF from 8 to 10 points were
Melted, was said to be based on indica-
lions of growing earnings. The steels
equipments, coppers and rails, as well
as most Of the specialties. were also in
fair demand at prices well above Thurs
days final figures.
Copper shares averaged gains Of from
2 points. while the equipment proper
ties went up from to'4 points. To
bacco Products, on sustained inquiry.
rose points TO 80. while American
Sumatra, after moving up 2 points to
S0h. fell back to about a parity with
the previous final price. Mexican
Petroleum moved up 2h from its early
low to 170A. Pan American y to
110M and Sinclair to ssh.
keystone Tire was bid up 4 points to
49, United Retail Stores 21a to S5% and
Springfield 81 to 127h. Indus
trial Alcohol. the single weak feature, on
announcement of the projected capital
increase. moved down IA points 10
1851.
The sun., 1919-08-23
London Money Market.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Closing-Money.
Az par cent. Discount rates, short
bills, 3 7-l6@sh per cent ; three months
bills, ss-le93% per cent. Gold pre-
MUM at Lisbon. l90. Consols for
money closed Elm; British per cent
loan. 9tA; British 4h per cent loan.
sTA
The sun., 1919-08-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Coal and Iron National Bank has been
appointed transfer agent OF the Middle
States oil Corporation.
Gulf States Steel Comgany's net oper,;
atinE figures for July showed a dehcit
OF SO, 4a2, due to . large part OF the works
being shut down for summer repairs.
COMMITTEES on securities of the New
York stock Exchange ruled that Della
ware and Hudson Company stock shall not
be ex dividend OF }27b on August rs and
not until further notice.
manager q the Hamburg: Bremen rirss
Scottish Assurancs Corporation, Ltd, OF
london, with headquarters In New York.
Dirseters. OF New orleans. Texas and
interest, payable October I. 1919. on the
B per cent. income bonds. Interest will
be paid on presentation and surrendeI
OF coupon No. at the office Of the Guar
hXppiication has been made to the New
York stock Exchange 10 list the following
Company. s1T.e4b.000 convertible ten year
. per cent. bonds. due segtsmdbeT is2s
tionai common stock.
The sun., 1919-08-23
PROPS DROP FROM
CORN ATTHE FINISH
Tired Holders Let Go and Mar
ket Falls After Maintain
ing Steady Tone.

After maintaining steady tone
throughout the early parteof the session
the corn market sold of yesterday. Trad
ing was quiet and fluctuations narrow.
Sentiment was mixed. Short covering
caused by another advance In hogs.
strength In securities and cotton and the
better tone in foreign exchange were re-
sponsible for the early rise.
Offerings were scarce at the first call,
but they increased and prices eased of.
They quickly recovered on reports OF
drought In the Southwest and the strong
tone In the cash market On the whole
the weather map showed favorable tenn
peratures. but in the Southwest the dry
ness continues and the trade Is begin
ming to feel apprehensive. 1t still feels
though that there Is plenty Of time for
ton occurs. The cash demand is slow.
with the cash product still selling at
good premiums over futures.
Shipments of Texas corn are increas-
ing. The crop was heavy, being 115 ,000.-
900 bushels above last year, when Texas
was importing the grain. The car short
age, which was thought to have been
remedied. hampers the movement Ar
Eentine shipments were largo, but little
is coming TO this country because local
prices are low.
The afternoon decline came when COM
mission houses withdrew their support
and professionals sold Short covering
checked the declines In the last hour
| there was another drop due TO some
tired holders disposing Of their corn.
Just now the market seems TO be
marking time awaiting development on
! either side.
| Oats followed the other markets, show
| ing firmness In the morning and declin-
! In a., NH, n
| trade Is preventing oats from advancing
Outsiders are wary of buying because
/ Of the large visible stocks. Crop reports
| continue unfavorable. Offerings were
| light In the early part. with good de-
mand from the shorts.
| Provisions were strong in the morn
ing, only to react In the afternoon
Steadiness in hogs governed the tradins
in the first hour, while the action oil
grain caused the drop.
WHEAr-Export movement CONTINUES &c
increase and wheat 10 moving rapidly tt
| the seaboard. Arrivals at this port lasl
there is heavy movement to other Al.
| lantic ports. Gulf ports are Also feceIvlns
unusually large quantities and full csrgoe.
galveston for export. The British Coy.
eminent has taken so per cent. OF tn,
dsrSs 1Gs and Is
take even more by. october.
| CORN-No. 2 yellow, quoted at s2lb
and No, white at s2.lsk. C. T., New
oATs-No. d. white. quoted at s7e: No
3 white, sec; No. white. ssc.' all e'e
AaYE-rirm. No. Western. 'i.ss. c. e.
HARLEY - Steady. Feeding. r.it
maIiIppFI s,i! s {; ssw T Sound milling
HxY~Essy. No. !, $3.50 10 t:sS; ~
m;Ts to 6' sG s No; D. 'i''' 70 'i'''
sTRAw-steady. No. rye. ~ ton:
Wheat. including flour, exported p ar0H
.f,s.t,s amounted to so26,s72, agains
s,liS,s5s last week and e,ti7,esl last year ear
exports 50 far this season, 4s;lotssV
nepts FOR the week, 1900, against 41,ls
iast week and 425,sl3 last year; season
exports, 500. i1b, against S'ls'Ios yea
/ ago. ..,o ppycrs
The sun., 1919-08-23
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 22.-Flour. rs
cents higher; in carload lots standard
-four quoted at s11.70 a barrel in %
pound cotton sacks, Barley, s1.159
i.ss; rye, No. 2. $1.62; bran. $41; hax.
S6O2m6.04.
The sun., 1919-08-23
Bueno. Ayres Grain Market.

The Ruenos Ayres grain market yesterday.
"a Feported by BroomhAll's cables in pesos
and centavos 100 kilos (sto.b pounds). were
as follows:
The sun., 1919-08-23
WAR TINE AID FUNDS REPAID.
Finance Corporation Has Only
s1o5,7o7,ose Outstanding.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Advances Of
$20o,2S5,523 have been repaid to the
War Finance Corporation. according to
announcement to-day. leaving outstand-
ing a balance of s1o5.7s79s9. The loans
have been made to railroads, public util-
tiles. industries ana caltle growers.
Although the corporation has author
ity to issue $1,000. 100000 in bonds sor
the financing of export trade, 1t is not
expected that any advances for this Fur
pose will be made before the conclusion
of peace.
The sun., 1919-08-23
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND PEAs-BEAN+

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice, 100 lbs, $3.50; Manchurian. tll,6o;
$50; medium. choice s.; Lady Washing
ton, California, ISIS: small white, Cali
fornIa. Ss75; large white. Idaho, So
TsPsny on corean U.s. DafaFG
churian $3.50; Red kidney. choice. $3.50
q1i, Red Marrow. sIl,So: Kintoki' Man, Man.
cLoice. sI2?5Gl2.6O: Imperlals, $40; Ky
mamOto. Manchurian. 50 CsballerG, GIL II
c Ta ;S' Manchurian, round, .siS9 i?5 !;
short s55Og5; California, ,Iq7:9S. Pink
si2Gi25O. pEAs-seotchh, lsls' t;75a
725; green. Wisconsin. .6,5og7i Idaho
tL2507:So; Washington. N'SgI -: al AN!
tralian. s75OG7,7o; Japanese, $3.50 a 500;
BLACK Eye, California. s. 2bi splits yellow
.775; green. SOC 1890; WHIT re - small
Manchurian. S5.75Q &c; large $50 S.bo'
rroamerv' higher than extras, lb,. 56h .
tic: extras 80 score, So a 5Sc.; hrsts;
SIS 10 81 score, b2h g % &C., r secSha sla ~ ~
Isitc. unsalted. higher than extras; " 2
a soc. extras, ISL a59c,; nTsts ~ q
57he. seconds s2ts % 10 s nrtm. 81 a
saISo.: common to fair, 46q5oc.; reno
waited, hrsts. 5ogblc.; lower grades tSg
:so is s6ona. 0I as% 41e' lover grades:
ia 4sc.; packing stock, current make. No.
l. l6A a l7c.: No. 2. +6c; lower grades
43945ho
CHEEsE-Receipts. S.os7 boxes. includ
ing 2T6 in transit for export. state. whole
milk, fresh. fats, colored or white ~ \ ~
GRADES. 2OG2sAc: twins, specials, whites
80 N a slc.; coiored. sorQSle.; SSy, average
run. coIored or white. 2ph 4soo.i Wiseon-
sin whole milk. twins, fresh S0g &c.
Single Daisies, white or colored, 81 u y
see; Double Daisies, oolored' fresh 5s%
49, e. cheddars Canadian, in bond, I'm
a 2SBc.; state skins, specials. 229 2sc
nrime to choice lsd zoe; fair to good
iIdl7c.; lower grades, ia lSe'
COTTOSsEED OlI-RAngs OF prices:
The sun., 1919-08-23
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug 22.--credit bal
ances. 81. Runs. 116.725 bbls average.
s2.465 bbls. Shipments. $685. bills I
average. 1855 bbls.
The sun., 1919-08-23

abolished. but the Interstate Commerce
Commission to be the regulatory author
ity for these questions.
IF the Congress will assure the peo-
pie that these principles are to be the
law OF the land the support and good
will OF the people will come back and
u'elr mental attitude will be to enoour-
age and build up the railroads Just as
much al to encourage and build up agri-
culture, banking, manufacturing and the
various enterprises In which the mil
lions In this country are engaged"
The sun., 1919-08-23
Exports From New York.

Wheat. s2.171 bu. malt. 1916 Blu. ;
-four, 1896 sacks: oatmeal. 6,39e bbls. ;
hops, liza bales; whiskey, $500 gals. ;
oil cake, $4,000 lbs; beef, 30 hbls.
beef, SO ties. bacons, 134.4o0 lbs. hams,
2s9, 400 lbs. lard. 62S,76o lbs. tallow,
l74,S0O lbs cheese, 1o4.340 lbs. cotton
seed oil. 100000 lbs; lubricating oil,
400 AGO gals,
The sun., 1919-08-23

TORONTO CLOSING.
"Modern Miner's" Outlook.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22-The Moder1G Miller
says; Farmers of the winter wheat
States are preparing ground for seeding
the new crop, Acreage TO be seeded will
be normal. Threshing returns from the
spring wheat belt indicate 30 per cent.
OF normal crop. Receipts at all markets
have been retarded by scarcity OF cars
and labor troubles, Scattered reports
on deterioration OF corn crop. especially
in Kansas. Believed. however total
will be around 2.so0. 100000 bushels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
HONOR MEMBERSHIP
DENIED BURLES0N
nj Postmaster General Ia Firrt
Annual Conference.

DENVER. Col, Sept Honorary
membcgGhip In the Western Union
Employees association. national or
gautzaiiou. was denied Postmaster
General Bsrleson At the first annual
conference OF the association here
today \ report OF the committee
on resolutions recommending that a
resolution extending honorary mem
hcrship to the postmaster general be
rejected was adopted.
The committee report said ln part
AS the said Albert 3 BurlDson
expressed no CumpuuctlOn ia re-
jcctlnE the AssuCiatuns agreement
with the company. and as he delih-
erately denied us the benefit OF the
pay. and whereas no dis
played his true heartlcwucSs tn re-
iucing tho rate uf p1y for sunday
work and Furthermore. kept the a.
snciutIon ina dangerous aud nervous
alspenss FOR three long months ne
fore expressing his decision relative
90 the above mentioned increase ana
decrease. therefore. Il Is now the
opinion OF tho comm &
t.r " resolutions that this assembly
should reject the resolution iehu -
20 comforting honorary mcm '"rShly
in this organizaiion upon m" eal
Albert Is Burlesnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
TO SPEAK
AT ST. LOUIS TODAY
SpCSial Train Irayca diunnpolis
After Delivering Address 10
Crowd uf IA, 900 Persons,
SPEAKS Ar COLUMBUS, OHIO
Outlines Purpose OF Tour tn Tcii
People What Treaty Mrans---
Talk nj IlIchmond. Ind.

INDfANAPOLIS. Ind. sept A
President Wilson'S special train left
here shortly after 10 o'clock tonight
Tor ST. Louis where he will spaaA
tomorrow.
Ills HddrcAs here was the second
extended address to be delivered by
the ptcsidrut during the first day "
his country Wide speaking tip In
the lutcrt4lA Of the treaty Earlier ln
the day Ht columbus, Ghio. b." had
outlined In u 5O-minute speech tho
purpose ~ tho trip, which ho sad
vas TO rcpurt "a the people and tn ek-
/ lain lust what The treaty contained.
The league 81 nations, he had culU-
g'ycd n Columbus aA the only agency
that would prevent recurrence OF a
world NhT, and h~ a guHfHs tee ihhl
American soldiers would not aEain
have to rrosa tho seas. The irrt.y y
provision for an International ia fof
organization, hcoI5lso praised. shN ING
was the Magma. Charta of mo
rights OF labor Throughout tho world.
In "A short talk AZ Richmond. Ind.
Nj Wilson also mad declared the
tIcaiy wa made for the protection
0f the weak peoples ~ Tho "Hllh
and that hs was making h.H abpra.
for ratification ~ an American ana
without partisan rousldcrallpue. TIE
.rrWdcurs next scheduled address
a 300 So Louis tomorrow night
Tho president spoke in the col.
scum ui the state fairgrounds THO
'aIr wNa iu sots,luu and M" building.
a. by residents 10 hold more thtn
o 900 prIs,us. was PACKED
The pfcsi1rrt,nl rain pulled 'ntl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
LABOR CONVENTIONS
MAY MEET IN TULSA
Trades and Labor Council Discusses
ChhnCcs Of bringing Annual
Meeting m Federation Herr,

Plans for having TNlsn selected aA
the city 20 hold the annual couven
lion ~ the state Federation ~ Ia
bor next year were discussed last
night at tho regular meeting ~ the
trades and labor council Delegates
who viii attend tho convention Of
the state Federation ~ Labor 70
be held in Shpulpa beginning Sep.
trmbor 10, also decided 10 request
'hc naming uf Tulsa ta tho meeting
place FOR the state meeting u"H'
year.
A letter from Miss Eula cline
one ~ iha maids OF honor ~ Labor
day. thanking IA" trades council for
m" honor paid ru h"T. WAC read az
Tho mc"ilurFpW ulrhi
Announcement wac also made that
tho retail D'rl- ~ the city arc 9r
gaulllug No iurr~aH" 900 wages i7
to b., asked hy m,mu"ra ~ 'hr n'N
Organization l' va. said but de-
m,uI flr suor''r hours of labor
would probably hn mtd"
Er.uutIun v1~ also passed deny
ing ihr ir.punrthIuty NJ th" enter
Tl.uurnf committee ~ ih" trades
ami labor council and cunioWning
no action ~ 'h" one giving origin
'pr Ar Irf,rru,, mat Mayor j G
walton Of Oklahoma Cl'y was cy
pag'rd 20 rfl'.,lI" Tho city admins
'ftt.uu Labor dtN here. which was
mad. u report Of his speech tn
tH' Nuril of Iu'zdiy wur1lrE
Members - the trades Council
lt.' Installed q lgrg" directory board
al .s. .H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
Resolution to Ratfy Treaty
Preserve Rights of America

other country. whether member
rt the league ur NOT against cN-
icrna aggression or for the pur-
pupc ur Intervention in the inter.
nal conflicts ~ other controversies,
Aich may nri@c.lu any other coun-
try. aua no mandate ahall he ac-
csptrd bN the United State undor
Article 20. Part T. or tho Uray
~ peace with Germany. eNccp, hy
action of congress of the United
states
Q Tho United Slatns reserves tp
Iitclf exclusively the right to de-
eide what question: are within It's
dDmoAtic Jurisdiction and dH"lures
that all domestic ana political
Iunstiona relating TO itA affairs, in
Guiding immigration, CoAHiWlHH
traffic. the thrift commerce aud
U"t other douicstlo questions, are
solely within the Jurisdiction Of
the United states and are not un
der this treaty submitted IN any
way either Ia arbitration or iO the
consideration OF the council or of
the assembly OF the league OF ma
tlons, or to the decision or recon-
mcndstion OF any other power.
the United states declines to
submit for arbitration or inquiry
by the assembly or the council OF
tho league of nations, provided
foi IN mid treaty ~ peace, any
questions which In the Judgment
Of the United states, depends upon
a. rolaioE to its long established
policy. commonly known as the
Monroe doctrine. said doctrine In
10 he interpreted by the United
atatos alone aud is hereby de
clarod To be wholly outside tho
Jurisdiction of anid league OF ma
tons and entirely unaffected by
any provision contained I'm the said
trcalY nf nonce with NermAnY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
BUlGARIANS WILL SOON
HEAR BOUNDARY TERMS

PARIS. sept I biayasl Tho fn -
prcme council, desiring at the
earliest possible momciss 20 conrl dc
a treaty with bulgaria. has decided
20 hand the bulgarian delegation
the text of q treaty which Will de-
tcrmIuo the boundaries Of the ,nun-
try The document will provide for
a port ON tho Aegean sea, hut Will
not Namo the port
The bulgarian delegation Will %,
asked 90 yououucu claim % certain
territory which Will p" stipulated
in he peace treaty Tho dlsrinu-
tIon ot this territory will be- made
later The situation with regard io
the disposition OF Thrurr. on Which
the allied delegates sIIl are divided.
VIII not bc a cause fni delay .u th"
conclusion ~ peace with Bulgaria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-05
JOHN REPL0GEN IS HELD
FOR MURDER NEAR KRESS

spr-i, 20 Tho World.
.ALEsTER. sept John Rev
loc,u % years old. accused of M"
murder ~ his Htepfather. Charles
T.idr'. AZ the L.dcl farm near kres'
ON August Il, pleaded not guilty
10 the charge today. when hrouEh'
her. from Wagner. where he was
arrested last night The young man
was taken 40 the home Of his it'h'r
Ine R~p.urar. who accompanied him
here o. h,lp him In The case n
possihle ReploR1n declares h'
know nothing about the crime. lie
/. held fpr preliminary trial Mon
day without bond
Erp,orau sad d" dld not learn of
the death - LIa'l h,anus" %" had
been working un farms wh'r" no
newspapers were received. ani 'h''
II he had known ho was wanted. hc u
.he going yet IN" young man Is
said '1 hry. fatally wounded l'1cI
shooting E.w down h'for" Mrs Lido.
and four children. after a quarrel
aver possession ~ mule.