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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
SOLICITAN QUE SEA DE-
ROGADO UN DECRET0
Los terratenientes de Guiana
iuato 10 consideran anil
constitutional

GCANAJUATO. OctuDrc I'm
buen numero de propietarios de terre-
nos en- esta entidad Sc ha dirigido n
Gobernador, ingcniero Antonio Ma
drazo, S~olicitando de este f~uncionariO
IL derogaci6n de Un decreto eXpedido
Dor su antecesor. q licenciado Colun~
ga. uuien con el CaraCter dc provi-
sional cstuvo NJ frente del Ciohierno.
El decreto que los solicitantes pre-
tel IN que SC derogue es ci numero 4
Y cl cual Sc ~refiere a h rcctlIicacioH
de los valore@ d. Ia prop:cdad rnstica
en- 81 EStado. AducGn como raZones
los t~erratcnientes que dlcho decrcto
es anticonstitucional y contrario al
Plan de Aqua Prieta." igual que aten
tatorio con;ra las Sarantfas individual
les.
Scs1n los quejosos 81 decrcto hume
TO y fue expedido por el ~licenciaGo
Enrique Colunga ell epoca en- que aIn
no Sc reStablecfa e. orden constituted
nal Y no funcionaba 81 Poder Legisla-
two pOr que no eN!StIa.
FL ~ingeniero Nadrazo ofreci0 ocu'
parSr de~tenidamenJe del asunto 4 fin
de fallar iuparcialInentc para no le-
sicn2r nj unos nj otroS intereseS.
Sc comenta con entusiasEno el he
cho de que Ia emigration de obreros
m~exicanoS a los Estados Untdos haya
cesado no solo en- esta capital sino en-
| o e. EStado. y eS do dar Eusto real
mcnte al yer como los trabajadcres
vuelven a sus IaboreS abandonadas.
! Hasla Ia fecha Sc tienen nOr1cias que
asesuran e hecho del reSreso de ma
dc treScicntos obrc-os.
En- atenc,5n a invItaci6n especia!
Gc que tue objcto, q Gobernador, in
gen!e,p Madrazo, practice recien;e-
mentc una vista 81 P%tacio del Ayun.
taniruIo de n !ocalidad, pudiendo
entonces convcnccrse del estado ruiz
noso en- que este Sc sncuentra.
FL senor MadraZo recorriG todas las
dependencies del mencionado cdii!c!o
Y c~onvcncido del lamentable cStado
en- que Sc encuentra ofreci6 presta;
su apoyo para que cuanto antes So
ueven ALI i cabo las obras dc rep2.
raci6u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
NO HAY ~CONCESIONES
PETROLRAS A FAVOR
DE JAPONESES
Declaraciones cGtegoricas
del Departments Mexi-
cano del Petroleo

MEXICO. y. F.. Octubrc 5.-El De-
partamento del Petr6leo, dependicnte
dc Ia Secretaria dc Industrial Y Co
mercio. ha negado de modo term!nan-
re que Sc lutheran otorgadO concesio-
mes 4 subditos japoneSes J britan!cos
para que 3sIos eXploraSen Y eNplota-
sen terenos petrolcros J que pronto
lograran cl control de IN production
petrolera. los primeroS en- el Pacifico
Y los segundos en- el Colo, como 10
aseGuran los informes p~ublicados en-
Estados Unidos.
La cxpreSada seCretaria, luego de
~puntualizar los tales informes que ca
lifica de falsos dic!endo que los Esla-
dos Unidos no pueden fiscalizar nues-
tros procedinieptoS scbrc Ia materla,
dcclara terminanteinept<: Nj una so
Ia pulgada dc terreno Sc IA otorgado
en- concession nj en- ninguna otra i7r-
ma 4 japoneses para que explorer 0
cxDlotcn tcrrcnoS petrolifcroS en- Ia ke
publica McXicana. No hay tales japo-
neSes de por medic. SinO simple y SEN
cillamentc conccsiones y CO
rrieates otorgadas 4 una conpaAia
lOrteaUlpEICdI!d. tOiip - "d
Oil Co." una dc las mas respctuosas
de nuestras leycS. Esta compahia que
,ienc conceSioncS del gobierno meN!-
cano para %eXplorar y CSplotar ei pc
trGIeo en- terrenoS dc Sonora y Baja
California, ACADIA de hacer propoS:I'"-
mes al Gobicrno para que Sc l.
ma nueva concession en- cl FStado -
Coahuil2 para eXplorar y explotar To-
rrrnoS petroliferos schalando una
porcentaje de production no solo para
In Naci6u sino tambi&n para los
ducnos dc IA superficie del terrcno."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Manifestation de protesta
por los estudiantes

NEEICO, y. f, Octuhre A--Secun-
daJos o alumnoS de diverSOs plan
teles univcrsitarios los estudiantcS de
Medicina c~ciebraron anoche una ma
niCestac.Gn de protesta que recorrio
las PARTICIPATES GALES de IL p~oblacidn
con Ia algazara y algeria p~roverbiales
de los e~StudiaRtcs metropolitanos.
D!cha manifestation de protesta
ohedeci6 Al nombramiento Cue nlri-
mamerte hizo Ia Direction de Ia OK
presada Facultad de Medicinal, ZEN "a
vor de TN doctor apellidado Cepeda,
de nacionalidad sudamcricana, y Quien
desdc hace algun tempo reside en-
nuestro pals.
Los futuros medicos no eStan con
forr1cS con IN designation de! rec
rido Catedr&tico Y ast 10 manifestation
en- su manifestation lie auochc en- Ia
cual tomaron parte iogosos oradores
Que ~pregonaron 81 de]scontento gene
raj de Ia escue!a.
In mercader de cuadros preSunta-
ba al pvisajista -AEastas!o:
-?Cuanto vale este cuadro"
-Doscientos frances.
lie dOy q listed ~CircUeDta.
-;CinCuen;a. ....No me estoy mu-
riendo de hambre todayla.
observation-disclosures
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Rasgo filantr5pico del
Senador Carlos Zetina

'TACUBAYA. u. r, Octubre 5.-Con
fecha de aver Sc acerc6 ell senador
dos Carlos 3. Ectina al Presidente
senior Tore Guerra. para man!testar-
lie Que ponia Z disposition del Munich
PIC toda ia piedra que fuera necesaria
para 81 c~mpcdrado de In Gale del Por-
venir V dcmas artcrias a~dyaceates 4
esta, 4 fin dc que cuanto Hntes Sc
proceda Il dichos trabajos de recOns-
;rucci6n de GALES que redundaran en-
bcncficio del pueblo. FL senior Zet!na
manifesto. adcmas estar dispuesto 4
ayudar al Ayuntamiento en- TODD 10
Que este 4 Su alclEco.
FL senior Tore Guerra. en- nombre
de aQucl Municirio y IN el suyo pre-
pic. manifesto 81 "gradecimiento q
senador Zctina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Serd cultiUado Ell algodon
en- Ell Estado de Sonora

NOGALES. Oc,ubre 2.-Despues de
III importauhte v!aJc por cl Sur de
Hermosillo rcsrctt Il esta ~poblaci6n
cl doctor J. =. Underwood. quien ma
nifiesta que dentro dc pocos amos. II
gran extension ue los tcrrenos Situa-
dos 4 70 FARGO Oct Rio de Sonora, Dlo-
ducirdn alEod0n que ell calidad igua-
lara al mejo- que actualmente Sc CO.
secha en- c1 mUndo cntcro. Dijo tam
bien que Ia cxpo:taci6n de csc algod6
Sc facilitarI :, .iHdemente con el cs-
tablccimicnto lie una nueva Inca dc
vaporrs Que Sc ticne en- proycto para
que con toda rcGularidad hagan VIA
jes entire Guaymas V los puertos prin
cipalcs dc ia costa del Colo dc Cali
Crnia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Gobernador INFERNO de
Pachuca

PACnGCI. Octubrc 2.-Por DISPOSE
ci6n de Il !atura local. TUien con-
cedi6 licenC. ! gobernadoi Flores pa
ra que Sc a.,idse de ST. puesto para II
4 Ia capita = Ia Rcpubl!ca, el diputa-
do Ernesto Castillo pas6 n hacerse cur
go del Executive del EstaGo, con el ca
ractcr de provisional.
Acadia dc hacerse cargo de Ia Je-
fatura de las Operaciones MiiitareS del
Estado. 81 general A~ustreberto T. Cas-
tahcda. Quien substitute "a dicho car
60 al general Azuara.
Il general Amado .Azurra rctirdsc
de aGuel servicio para dedicarsc a su
propaganda politica como candidate i
IL G~ubcrnatura del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
IS PROBABLE QUE sENAvENTE
VAYS a MEXICO

De! Serrseio Especial para La PRhNsA
MADRID, OctuUEc S.-J"c.hIo be-
aayenJe, 81 pr,mcro de los autorcs ara
udticuS espanoleS &c Il 1poca actual
esra proyeclando hacer un wage 4
MJx:cs en- compania Dc ESper2nza
iris, ac,r!z mex.cuna reputada para
.,.;.,.u esti escribJcudo n obra.
En- case de que lleve a tabo este
.!aje. IS 10 m42 probable que Eaya 0eS
ru5s 4 Il Hahana donde hara que Sc
.rrrrsen;cn sus obras en- e Teairo
Ply-ci.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
Sc SIENTE DIEZ AMOS MAS
JOVEN

Cualquiera persona que sufra de
dolores en- la espalds. jaquecas, en-
los musculos. dolores r~eumaticos, o
cualouiera otro sintoma de afeccio-
mes en- los rinones o vejiga. Sc inte-
resara en- leer esta carts de H.
Bryde. e25 Garden St.. Hoboken. n.
J. "Durante muchos amos no pude
hacer 10 que ahorn tngo. Mi es'
posa tenia que ponerme los zapa'
tos muchas veces. Logra alivtarme
con las Pastilias de Foley para los
Rinones. Ahorn ME siento diez amos
mas ~joven." De vcnta en- todas las
droguerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
---:)of'-
ENRIlE FUE COkSiGNAOO

Tel.orco,r Especial pGrG "bi rcENSi."
CTI-DAD DE MEXICO. Octubrc -
Gonza!o Enrile fu5 consignado hoy al
.Juez Tercero del Distrito, para que 10
iuzcue por a dclito dc pillaje. L. acu-
caci6n Sc funda ell que Enr:le Sc apo
der6 del tesoro que d~esenterr6 &c n
casa en- IL ciudad dc Saltiilo. Coahui-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
SAliO PARA SANTIAGO Ell Ge
NERAL JOSE MIGUEL
GOMEZ

Del Serrieio Espce.cl para La PRENSA."
HtBANA. OctuD:r I'll General
Jose Miguel Gomez. candidate liberal.
sails con un gruro lie iideres de su
rarliGc para Santiago : otras pobla-
clones dc la provincial de- Orientc dondc
cspcr& que i.odri c0ntTarrestar cl efcc
20 de a recicntc y trii" cGmpaha que
ALI hic.:eron los m,embros del part.Io
UIc agoya n IayaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
ESPANA COMPRO GRAN CAN'T
DAD DE AZUCkR EN-
CUBA

Del Seruieio Especial Drra Ia PRENSA- L
HABANA. Octu0rc Los agentes
capanoles nan asegurado I'm gran car
gamcnto de aZucar para Espana, y,
scgdn sc dice, ell Erecio a que Sc hizo
In operaci6n fue &c diez centavos por
libra. cue So considera sumamente ba-
10, 81 bicn Sc cxplica el hecho diciendo
que muchos ducn1s dc trapiches Y
muckos corredcres del mcrcado cuba
no son subditos ~espanoles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09
4 TRAVES DE Ia REPUBLlCA
CABLES De CUBA
EUERON LLAMAOOS UNOS ms
PECTORES MltlTARES
EN- GUEA

Del !Scrvicio Especial para La PRENSA."
HABANA, Octubre 7.-Cediendo a
Ia preston de Ia opinion publica, el go
bierno di0 Ia ordcn para que scar
lamados varios .nspectores militares
sue habfan sido cnviados a las pro-
vincias a mantener ci orden durante
Ia campana electoral.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
TRADE TR|PPERS y
COMPLETE FIRST
half OF JOURNEY
Denver Gives Rousing Wei
come to Omaha Business
Men-Wyoming Gov
ernor Speaks.

Denver, Colo, May 26.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The first half of the
Omaha trade boosters trip ended at
Denver this afternoon with an ex-
ceptionally warm welcome from 4
delegation of rs prominent Denver
business men, who joined the party
at Boulder. For more than an hour,
on the way to Denver, the songsters
aternated in singing songs about
Omaha and Denver.
AFTER marching to tire civic and
commercial association headquarters
guest cards to the Denver Athletic
association iwere distributed and the
entire Omaha party soon was splash
ing in the swimming pool
Fort Collins added three lambs to
the commissary to remind the visi.
tors that Fort Collins is the center
of the lamb feeding industry of Colo
rado.
The Omaha band gave Lpublic
concert this afternoon at the civic
center.
Speeches delivered by Gov. Robert
E. Cary, Mayor Edward P. Taylor
and Archie Allison, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, featured the
early morning stop of the boosters
at Cheyenne. The visitors then were
taken in automobiles to Fort Rus
sell, the home of the 18th cavalry and
the largest army post in the west.
Ben Gallagher, one of the boosters,
missed the train at Haxtum last
night. He caught up with the spe-
cial train at Sterling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Doctor Shoots Twice
When He Finds Boy
Robber in His Home

DR.. G. w. Todd, los South Fifty
seventh street, fired two shots at a
robber who gained entrance to his
home last night.
Shortly after 8 o'clock DR.. Todd
went home and found the lights
burning. AS he put his key into the
door, the doctor said, he heard foot
steps, and, fearing burglar, ran to
the home of DR.. E. C. Henry, 104
North Fiftieth street, where he
spread the alarm and notified the
police.
DR.. Todd with several other neigh
bors went into the house and started
search for the intruder. In the
bathroom, which was dark, they saw
a man believed to be about 20 years
old, who leaped out of the window.
DR.. Todd and his party then ran
into the yard and the doctor fred
two shots at the burglar, who es-
capped in Elmwood park. Police
who soon arrived made an unsuc-
cessful search. DR.. Todd said he
believed the burglar was hunting for
liquor. but declared he had not a
drop of the precious fluid in his
house,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
BRYAN Predicts Amendment
To Constitution Providing
Single Standard of Morals
Nebraskan Declares Time Is Ripe to Abolish Unfair
Discrimination Between Men and Women-Says
immortality Has Been One of Greatest Sources of
Corruption in American Life.

Philadelphia, May 26. - Another
amendment to the federal constitu-
ton, providing a single standard of
morals for men and women and in
hicting severe penalties for immoral
ity was predicted by William ].
Bryan in an address before the gen.
eral assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the United States here to-
day. .. ...s
immortality" said Mr. Bryan,
''has been one of the greatest sources
of corruption to American life. The
time is ripe to abolish unfair dis
elimination and man, if he is to have
the commentator of his church,
must live UP to the standards of
morality he has laid down for
woman.
The time is not far distant when
our own constitution will have writ
ten into it a single standard of
morals. Under it there will be no
segreg CATION of sin. There will be
no licensing of vice. And penalties
for immortality will be visited alike
on man and woman
Approve Union of Churches.
A plan of union for l8 Protestant
churches in the United States was
approved today by the general as
sembly.
Action must now be taken by
other denominations included in the
plan and then final action by repre-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27

sentatives of the combined bodies, il
the plan is to be carried out. The
churches included in the merger
plan are the Armenian Evangelical
church, Baptist churches, Christian
church, Christian Union of the
United States, Congregational, Di-
sc;ples, Evangelical Synod of North
America, Society of Friends, Five
Years Meeting of the Friends in
America, Primitive Methodist, Meth
olist Episcopal, Moravian, Presby-
terian, Protestant Episcopal, Re
formed Episcopal, Reformed Church
in the United States, United Presby-
terian and the Welsh Presbyterian
Report Is Adopted.
The report of the commission
which has been studying the ques-
ton of admission of women to ordi-
nation as ruling elders recommend
ing that the matter be referred to a
referendum vote of the entire de-
nomination in the United States was
adonted after brief discussion.
The new report of the executive
commission on the interchurch
world movement will be made to-
morrow.
Four cities are under considera-
ton for next years general assem-
bly,. They are Atlantic City. Seat
tie, Winona Lake. Ind, and Spring
field, Mass.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Thirty Salvation
Army Officers In Red
Russia Believed Lost

Chicago, May 26.-Thirty Saliva
ton Army officers have disappeared
in soviet Russia and have been CIV
Vn up by their superiors as lost, ac-
cording to telegram received by
the Chicago headquarters from New
York. The telegram, said:
Repeated efforts have been made
by the international headquarters of
the Salvation Army in London to
communicate with its workers who
remained to uphold the banner of
practical Christianity in soviet Rus
sia, but all attempts have failed. As
a last resort, a high Salvation Army
officer is now travelling incognito in
Russia in an endeavor to learn the
fate of the 80 missing officers. No
information as to the result of his
mission is expected until he leaves
Russia"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Alexandra Armed in
Anticipation Of Mob
Attack From Negroes

Alexandria, Va, May 2S.-This
city of $4,000 inhabitants was an
armed camp tonight, militia patrol
ling the streets, former service men
were modified, police reserves
were on duty and streets leeading
into the city barricaded-all because
reports received during the after
noon that large body of negroes
were marching on the city from
Washington to retaliate for threats
of lynching made against William
Turner, a negro, recently held in
Jail here.
The warnings, however, appeared
tc have some basis in authoritative
reports from Washington that ne
woes there were making threats
Ct what they were going to do to
Alexandra" because of the talk
prevalent here last Sunday of lynch
ing Turner. Because of the threats,
Turner, who is said to have con-
fessed to the shooting to death
Sunday of T. Morgan Moore, an
Alexandria man, and of attacking
his fiancee, Miss Pearl Clark of
Chicago, secretary to Representa-
tive Britton of Illinois, was re-
moved from the county Jail to
Leesburg, Va. Later threats of a
lynching there caused Turner's
removal to Richmond, Va.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Daughter Of George
Gould Elopes With
Carroll Wainwright

New York, May 26.-Confirma-
ton of the marriage at Elkton, Md,
of Edith c. Gould, daughter Of
George Jay Gould, to Carroll L.
Wainwright, both of New York, was
given here at the Fifth avenue home
of the young woman's parents. 1t
was announced that telegram had
been received from the couple say
ing they had been married.
"The family was greatly sur
prised," said the statement. There
is no particular reason for the elope-
nent. The young man has always
been acceptable to the family. The
family wishes them all success"
Edith Gould's two brothers,
Kingdom and George, jr., also were
married without the knowledge Of
their parents, July 2, 1917. Kingdom
Gould, the eldest son, married Miss
Ahnunziata Camilla Maria Lucci, a
former teacher OF Italian in his
mothers household, and his young
er brother married Miss Laura M.
Carter of Freehold, N. J., July 5,
in Philadelphia.
The brides sisters are Marjorie,
who married Anthony Drexel, jr,
Helen Vivien, who married Lord
Decies, and Gloria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
u. S. Judge Refuses to
Dismiss Indictments
Against Coal Miners

Indianapolis, Ind, May TO-
United States District Judge A. B.
Anderson in federal court late Wed
nesday overruled the demurrer
filed by Charles Evans Hughes to
the finding of the court Wednesday
morning, which sustained five OF the
counts In the indictment charging
125 coal miners and operators with
conspiracy to violate the Lever act.
Pleas of not guilty were entered
by the attorneys for the defendants
with five exceptions, and November
s was the date set for the trial. De-
PENDANTS in Illinois, Ohio and
Missouri have brought proceedings
to resist being brought into court
here. Only defendants residing in
Pennsylvania and Indiana were in
court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Johnson PLEDGES
HIMSELF TO WORK
FOR FARM PLANKS
Need of Cooperation Between
Two Elements of Society,
Senator Says.

Washington, May 70. - Senator
Johnson, replying to the question
naire submitted to all presidential
candidates by the national board OF
farm organizations, pledged his sup
port to each OF. the "planks" in its
platform. He had found nothing in
the entire program, Senator John
son said, to which he could not "hon-
estly subscribe"
There is need at the present time
for complete cooperation between
the two great elements of society,""
he continued. the consumer in
the city and the producer on the
farm, if they will work intelligently
together, can overcome. in 2, great
degree,S the profitecr. Congress
should at once begin to remove the
obstacles to cooperation by en-
actment of appropriate laws"
Senator Johnson expressed him
self in favor Of regulating the pack
ers, preventing curb to free speech,
and for a reopening of the railroad
question if, after a reasonable trial.
the roads do not give good service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
U. S. May Place Embargo
On Exports to Canada

Washington, May 26.-Suggesting
embargoes by the United States on
products REQUIRED by Canada for
its industries to meet the Canadian
embargoes on pulp wood, the house
foreign affairs committee favorably
reported the senate resolution for a
special commission to deal with the
dominion government on the sub
ject.
Canada, the report declared, must
have coal, sulphur and dyes from
the United States or "else suffer a
similar misfortune" as that which
aff1icts American publishers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
Attorney General Of Iowa
Charued With Collision

Sioux City, May .26-A charge
that States Attorney General H.
M. Havner of Iowa and heads of the
Midland Packing company of Sioux
City have been acting in collusion
to protect the packing company Of
fcials and further an alleged "po-
litical machine" in Iowa was mad:
by A. B. Carlson, Canton, S. D.,
attorney, in asking the federal court
TO name a receiver for the corpora
tton. Carlson. who appeared on be-
half of FIVE South Dakota stock
holders, is seeking the removal of a
temporary receiver who was named
by state court on application of the
attorney general
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-05-27
BODY OF INFANT (
TIED IN BUNDLE
FOUND ON PORCH
Unsigned Note Asking That
Guilty Persons Be Punished
Is Tied Around Babe.

May the person or persons who
caused the death of this little baby
suffer for their sins"
Written in a woman's handwrit-
ing on piece of crumpled writing
paper this unsigned note was
found tied around the tiny body of
an infant baby by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Henry on the front porch of
their home, 28l5 Capitol avenue,
about midnight.
The little baby girl, which, police
say, could not have been more than
"a hours old, was wrapped in paper
and rough clothing. The Henrys
found the package containing the
itiny4 bodysMhsn rtheys returned from
meeting at the Creighton univer'
sity auditorium.
On rump1ed bit of stationery en-
closed in the outer wrapping was
printed:
"Ransford & Co.. Oil Leases and
Investments, San Antonio, Tex"
That is the only clue Detectives
Haze and English, who were as
signed to the case, have to work on.