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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-05-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that the n. dersigned, as commissioner, under a,a by virtue of the authority in him yeaa,d by that certain decree made and ent.. ed by the Chancery Court of NeyaM County, Arkansas, in that certain caua, therein pending, wherein A. L. Beth was plaintiff and c. o. Whitney aM Minerva Whitney were defendants, vil sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder, on credit of three montha at the front door of the Court Hou,a in the Town of Prescott, in said County and State, between the hours for judi cial sale, on
 June 4th 1921.
 the following described real property to-wit:
 Southwest quarter (SW 1-4) South. east quarter Northwest quarter (Sl IA NV 1-4;) East half Southwest quarter Northwest quarter (E t-aa SM IA NV IA All Northeast quartr Northwest quarter (being about two and one half acres) lying on east side of a settlement road running acroN east half of said Northeast quarter Northwest quarter. all said lands being in Section Thirteen, Township Thirteen South. Range Twenty two West, con. laining Three Hundred Eighty-.wo and cne-half (3S25) acres more or less.
 Purchaser will be required to exc cute note with approved personal se tlrity and lien will be retainad upon said property to secure the due pay ment of the purchase money
 WITNESS my hand on this 9th da! of May. 1921.
 fSeaD A. s. McG0uGH, 5.1o 3t Commissioner.
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G. N. starnes of Bluff citv
 today and made bond for Dan son, colored, who was bound or. 'a week from Squire Burns oo,.
 making whisky. 70
 Mrs. A. W. winefiela
 through Prescott, en routa s a' home at Arden, Ark. She has as' visiting in Okolona, and was ssa panied on her return by ber 'l' daughter, Maude Perry. 'aa'
 The Senior class chaperono, Mrs. Cora Mum, and the Junior s " chaperoned by Miss Eunice vn. left this morning for the river vh.'' they will spend the day in farar', s picnic of this school term. 'u
 Tom billiard and his dogs v... quite an attraction at the station n, morning. It was certainly an e,.-. to see the dogs that caught tba -. Wednesday morning. It is ln.N fact that one of the dogs, the one A.. x. downed the wolf, has run for 22 bo,- MT. billiard was leaving this morn,,. for his home in Sulphur spsn.' Texas. There are more wolves vo. be caught and Mir billiard was begged to stay, but he felt as if he must .. back to his crop. He thinks with x. training that the dogs here got th.. will be able to catch the other wo,v.. We all feel indebted to MT. Dip.,. for his services and hope to retur his kindness at some future time
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
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Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that m is senior partener of the firm Of F. :. Cheney & CO.,, doing business In tns City of Toledo, County and State afoiN said, and that said firm will pay me sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IW each and every case of Catarrah t9,s !. cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS H,, CATARRAH CURE. FRANK J. ChES., BY in my presence, this 9th gay Syo% % December, A. D. 1886. A. W.GLEASoS'
 fSean Notary Public.
 Halls Ctarrah Cure is taken intess a.s ally and acts through the Blood oe G Mucuos Surfaces of the System. o for testimonials, free. o F. J. CHENEY & CO.,. TOLEDo' 7"
 Sold by all druggists, 70 cents. cs,.
 Halls Family Pills for constipsu'-
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 cial is to the effect that the Special when in Prescott will be stationed on the court house yard and the rest room will be arranged in the court house.
 D. c. Tippett, Randolph Grimmett, W. D. Buchanan, Dr. W. W. Rice,
 Mrs. NJ. Bailey will spend the day with Mrs. McSwain of Emmet.
 Dewey Stripling, who has been in school in Fort Worth, Texas, returned yesterday afternoon Dewey will work for his father at the Farmers Supply company He will be glad to have his friends call on him there.
 c. B Andrews and W. c. Hayes will leave this afternoon on No 6 for Lit tie Rock They will return tomorrow in Mir Hayes car. which was left in Little Rock on his trip from North Carolina.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs D. B. Thomp- son tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and in connection with the meeting will hold silver tea, to which all the ladies of Hope are invited The following musical progrom will be given: Piano solo. Miss Etolee Morgan vocal solo, Mrs. Young Foster; reading, Mrs. R. l.. Harris piano solo, Miss lone Russell; ; talks by Mrs. j. c. Pittman and Mrs. Geo. Cress of Prescott.-Evening Her. aid (Hope.)
 c. R. Andrews and W. c. Hayes mo- tored to Texarkana yesterday afternoon to take the motor of the linotype ma chine for repairs They returned this morning about II o'clock and every thing is now in readiness for us to give you the same snappy, newsy pa per as before They were four hours making the trip and two hours of the four in getting to Emmet, They were four hours returning and came via Full ton, Hope, Jakajones, Blevins. Area dia. Via of Blevins to Hope is the only way to reach Texarkana by car without getting stuck. Everybody ask ed what was the matter with Nevada county and the only answer was dam fino"
 Rev. Theo. Hall and Gus Woodul had quite a collision yesterday in making the turn around the Brooks place. Neither were seriously hurt, but both cars were badly damaged
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HEMSTITCHING

I am now at the Ozan Mercantile Co. where l am repared to do your Hem stitching Call or leave work thers and 1t will be promptly and neatly done. Price 1Oc per yard.
 Mrs. w. K. White, Jr.
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Hemstitching, picoting and pleating neatly done, prices reasonable. Third Door from postoffice. Mrs. w. O. Al len, phone 21. APO If
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to Hope today.
 Mrs W. s. Jones and Miss Hattie Atkins will spend the day in Hope.
 John c. White of Prescott, is in Hope today on business.-Star of Hope.
 Rev. J. A Sage returned this morn Ing from the conference at Bearden. A F. Daniel went to Little Rock this morning on business.
 Mrs. Watson Huskey made business trip to Boughton today.
 John White made business trip to Gurdon today.
 Gus F. Richter, representative of Southern Confectionery company, left for Hope this morning
 Emmett Gale of Texarkana, return ed home today after visiting his broth CT, Tom Taylor.
 Mrs. B H. Logan went to Hope to- day where she will visit Mrs. Wing field.
 !. B. Dalrymple of Prescott is a visitor to the city today.-Siftings Her ald.
 J. A. Reed of Prescott, was guest at the New Capital Hotel in this city yesterday of Hope.
 Dr. s. J. Hesterly and wife and Joe Boswell and wife went to Hays Lake this morning on a fishing trip.
 J. c. Mccain, representative of the Gateway Produce company. went to Hope this morning
 A. W. Hannah of Greenwood, who has been visiting his brother, J. B. Hannah will return home tomorrow. The s. I. A. Will meet tomorrow at 3:SO at the Grammar school. A full attendance is desired as officers will be elected for the coming year.
 
 Miss Grovie Pickett and Miss Mary Barnett, who have been in Little Rock standing the State Board examination for registration returned this morning. Mrs. J. M. Powell and grand daugh ter Mary Powell, arrived this morning from Gurdon They will visit Mrs. Powells daughter, Mrs. F. G. Gordon. E Gee left this morning for Hugo, Okla, where he will visit his son, Jim. Leaving Hugo he will visit Ardmore and Oklahoma City before his return. Mrs. Jacob Suckle will arrive tomor. row on No. 5, from Rochester Minn., where she has bee in the hospital for the past few weeks
 Miss Ruby Mendenhall of Hamburg, will spend the week end with her par ents. MT. and Mrs T. J Mendenhall of Rosston
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Suckle and daugh- ter Helen Beatrice arrived this morn have been visiting
 K, c. Williams and wife and baby of Childress, Texas, arrived in the city this morning. They will make this their future home.
 Dr. Bernays Optician, of Little Rock, will be at Hesterly Drug Store today, tomorrow and Saturday. He will be glad for you to call on him there.
 Mrs. John P. Cox, of Hope, and Miss Lois Stokes of Waldo. arrived this morning for short visit with Mrs. Jno A. Davis.
 G. N. Autrey of Prescott, was bus mess visitor here yesterday. being A guest at the Hotel Barlow.-Star of Hope.
 Th etax collectors office Is excep- tsonally quiet today. Mir Luke Steele and Bob" Moore are making up the delinquent list and think they wili hoyo if raadv for Dublica ti0n soon.
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;, I. P. Seals made business trip to Foreman today.
 W. Fl. McBryde made business trip to Hope today.
 A $ .McGough went to Laneburg today.
 c. C. woosley and his assistant are at Delta in Taylor township, assessing taxes.
 i Mrs. Morris Montgomery of Little Rock, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. o. H. Helbig.
 Levi Moore is attending to business at Camden Sparkman and Fordyce this week.
 J. E. Buzbee of Ozan, passed through the city en route to Blevins.
 C. P. Myers of Charleston w. Va., was in the city yes terdav. Mr. Myers is a rep resentative of the Kanark Oil company and was looking after oil interests while here
 Thomas H. Baggaly pass ed through Prescott en route to Blevins.
 w. R. Maggie and J. w. Ramsey went to Texarkana yesterday. They have been working on the Bluff City oil we'll and will return when more materials arrive. They report good indications of oil.
 Mrs c. A. Ihmels and son Frank Ihmels of Benton are in the city looking the sit uation over with the view of buying and settling here.
 Tony Evans passed thro- ugh the City this morning in route to Blevins, he has been over to the Oil City. ElDorado to look around.
 Mrs. Leon Stein of Hope, is visiting MT. Jake Suckle and family. Mrs. Stein is a sister of Mrs Suckle. Earnest Beatty of Emmet, was a Prescott visitor yes terday.
 Bill White, who has been seriously i'll for the past ten days is improving.
 Rev. E. Delaughter of Boughton was in Prescott yesterday on business.
 Born-On last Saturday to Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Nah lon of the Nubbin Hill com munity, a boy. MT. Mahlon was so elated over the hap py event he threw his hat into the fire.
 MT. John Boyd of Emmet, was a pleasant caller at this office yesterday.
 Judge c. R. Haynie is at home enjoying a vacation of a few weeks. His next ap- pointment will be in Texark- ana the first Monday in June. "The little fishes had better look out" for he says he is coming after them.
 Mrs. L. A. Fry, nurse in the Sanitarium at Terrell, Texas, has been visiting her daughters, Mesdames E. K. Thomas and Blount. Mrs. Fry left yesterday for Hot Springs, where she will spend the rest of her vaca-
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the arm was set and today he is do ing nicely.
 If it were not for the visitors Pres colt would look lonesome today, so many folks have gone to Rosston and others have gone fishing.
 W. NJ. Mason and son, T. J. Mason, of Rosston, are in the city today on business. They said they were feeling good over the oil showing there.
 
 Little Wallace Rouse, son of Mir. and Mrs Fl E. Rouse, stuck nail in his foot a few days ago and has been suffering from the effects.
 Tom Dillard of Sulphur Springs, Texas who came here to assist in catch ing the wolf, has been persuaded to remain with us few days. They will probably make another chase be- fore he returns. It Is their opinion that there are more wolves in the con- munity.
 NJ. B. Segler of Emmet, was in the city today to consult a physician about his throat, which seems to be giving him a great deal of trouble.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will have Saturday Market, tomorrow, be- ginning at 10 o'clock, at the Fashion Pressing Shop on West Main street.
 Miss Marcella Arthur is visiting to- day with Mrs. Jpo. A. Davis. She stopped off here en route to Little Rock. We are always glad to have Miss Arthur with us
 Rev. A. F. Daniel returned from a business trip to Little Rock. Bro. Dan iels is holding meeting at the Naza rene church. and says that much inter- est is being manifested.
 +. F. Fowler, assistant field secre- tary of Sunday school work of the Little Rock Conference, was in the city this morning en route to Blevins to attend the institute there.
 A carload of pickles is being shipped from here today by the Thomas Pickle company. A carload consists of 800 bushels of pickles, and these have been raised in this community and Blevins
 S. W. Brown of Stuttgart, is in the city today visiting with Rev. Theo Hall. Mir. Brown is Superintendent of the Fourth Arkansas District of Mis- sionary Work of the Christian church
 Mrs. Horace Bemis and daughters, Mildred and Mary Elizabeth, came in this morning from Little Rock, where they have been visiting Mrs Bemis' parents, Governor and Mrs. T. c. Nc Rae.
 The Ashdown and Foreman Shrine Club Special passed through Prescott en route home after attending the State Shrine Convention at Hot Springs.
 Mrs. W w. WeStenhoover left this morning for Shreveport, La, for T short visit. Mrs Westenhoover has been living for the past few weeks at Rosston, where her husband is work ing on the Straughan we'll No. l.
 W. V. Tompkins, D L. McRae, Thos. McRae Jr.. Ed Cantley. Nat Martin, W. F. Denman and several other bus mess men left this morning for Ross ton to investigate the report of the testing of the we'll and if true, to see same.
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". c. Wicker of Gale is in town today

c. o. Pate of Sutton, is in the city today
 o. B, Gordon of Camden, is in the city today.
 R. B. Almand of route 6, is in the city today.
 Colonel Straughan was a Prescott visitor today.
 F. M Blount made a business trip to Hope today.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson of Emmet is in the city today.
 Dr. Cornish made business trip to Ell Dorado today.
 N. N. Huddleston of Tokio returned home this morning.
 W. H McBryde has returned from business trip to Hope
 A. E. Adams and wife of Bluff City, are in the city today.
 Dor c TT pay1h of pIavipo xraS a Prescott visitor yesterday. Mrs. Hattie Pope who has been vis- iting in Hope has returned. Olin Steed, the Laneburg merchant, was a business visitor today. Rich Dougan of Emmet, was in the city this morning on business. J. A. White of route 2, made a busi- ness trip to Rison, Ark. yesterday. Miss Winnie Pye and Gentry Camp bell left today for visit in Hope. Tom F. Hughes Jr., of Emmet, was in the city today attending to business Tom Phillips came through Prescott yesterday en riute to his home at Blew ins.
 MT. Cromo a prominent merchant of Emmet, was a Prescott visitorr to- day.
 Attorney H. E. Rouse is in Hot Springs attending the Shrine conven- tion
 Mrs. J. B. Ferguson and Miss Flu nice Ellington, were Prescott visitors today
 Tom Moore left this morning for Philadelphia where he will attend to business.
 Mrs. Jake Sanders went to Emmet today to visit her daughter. Mrs John Crumby.
 Mrs. c. A. Philpot of Childress, Tex as, Is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 The reports from the hospitals, are to the effect that all patients are do ing nicely.
 Mrs. Arch Montgomery and daugh- ter went to Hope this morning to wis it friends. MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stephens and Mrs. Annie Bostick made business trip to Hope today.
 H. Q. Davis, representative or TOUT States Grocer company, left this morning for Texarkana.
 H. G. Shirey an evangelist singer, of Albertville, Ala, was here this morning, en route to Hope.
 
 Owen Duke will teach the 9th grade for the remainder of the year. He has taken Mrs. W. H. Dowd's room.
 
 Mrs. J. J Turner, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. E. At wood, returned to her home at Hope.
 
 Mrs. A. F. Galloway and daughter. Cordelia, returned to their home at Marianua after visiting relatives here
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J l. Dickerson. c. W. Westmoreland, A. l. Chamlee, K. Matthews, A. s. Wells. A T Westmoreland and W. E. Franklin left this morning for Hope They will put up derrick within 3 miles of Washington They have not as yet formed company but are part ners in the game Here's hoping they strike that much sought after wealth -ail
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Mrs. Geo. Cress and Mrs. J. NJ. Pitt man returned yesterday from Hope, where they attended Silver Tea recep- tion of the W. c. T. U. given by Mrs. D. B Thompson,
 Lunsford Whitmarsh was playing yesterday with his schoolmates when he fell and broke his arm just above the hand A doctor was called and the arm was set and today he is do ing nicely.
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A report from the committee on ar rangements for the Child Welfare Spe cial is to the effect that the Special when in Prescott will be stationed on the court house yard and the rest room will be arranged in the court house.
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c. c. Lloyd of Bay City, Texas has been visiting his son, James Lloyd or womble. En route home Mir, Lloyd stopped in Prescott for visit with his brother-in-law, Ursery Moore. lie lift this morning for Hope where ne wiu visit relatives before returning lOme.
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Mrs. Fred Anderson went to ArKa- delphia yesterday to visit her rather MT. John Riggin. Today is MT. Higgins eeth anniversary and Mrs. Anderson went up to be present at the celebra- ton.
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Rev. Theo Hall and Gus Woodul had quite a collision yesterday in making the turn around the Brooks place Neither were seriously hurt, but both cars were badly damaged.
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Miss Lula Beth Gee will sing at meeting of the Library Association or Philadelphia. Miss Gee is popular singer of Henderson Brown and we take great interest in her as she is the daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Ira Gee, of this city
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Mrs. Jake wingfield arrived thi morning from Pine Bluff. She vii visit her niece, Miss Gatright, in th' hospital here.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-10
GERMANY
INVADED
BY ALLIES

On Germany's failure to carry out
the terms of the peace treaty. French,
English and Belgian troops have
marched 'uIther into the Teuton's do
main, and dispatches state have oc-
cupied three cities of considerable
Importance, meeting with no resist
ance whatever from the erstwhile
enemy, who are evidently playing the
role Of passive resisters,t relying on
their dignity to save them from an
initiation. The allies state that they
will possibly occupy several more i'm
portant centers if it becomes neces-
sary to their plans. They are now
within five miles of the city of Essen,
where the great Krupp gun works
are located, and is also a big coal
mining center. The three cities tax
en- over by the allies Tuesday were
Dusseldorf, Duisburg and Ruhrort.
The American forces at Coblenz
are taking no part in the, Invasion.
It is understood also that the Ameri-
cans will take no part of the collec-
tion of customs, which of course is
the main reason for the invasion on
the part of the entente allies.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-10

Mt. View Lodge No. 179 T. o. o. r..
met at the usual hour, p. m. March
5, 1921, d. C.. Cannon, N. G. pro tenn,
presiding with a good attendants.
The usual routine business was con
sidered and disposed of. Bro. j. IN.
Judd was reported improving SLOW
ly. The death of the wife OF BrO.
J. E. Wright was reported the tAe
Lodge, A committee ON resolutions
was appointed.
A committee on petition for the N
itiatory reported favorably, and after
balloting he was declared duly e1es-
ted. The initiatory was conferred
upon one applicant. A perition for
membership by transfer was present-
ed. The building committee report
ed progress, and the fund growing.
The prospects for the hall are brieat-
ening daily. Every subscriber to ths
fund is required to send his cheek
and keep ne good work going. "A
surprising report in short time nOW,
depends on the activity of the SUB
scribers and others to the fund, he
lodge was agreesbly surprised w1xen
Bro. Eddie Mckinney OF Atlanta
Lodge, No. IA. a student in the Re-
school here INTRODUCED
and distributed a magnificent cake
to go around twice Yea4uAes
Jailed to be in attendance can nov
regret it. There will be work in the
lst degree next meeting. G
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-10
AMONG The NEW Books

"The Winds of God'' is the title Of
a book written by Louis Alber,
. Banks, that is being very much talk
ed of and written about recently. Mr.
Banks is noted preacher and writer
and his other published sermons have
been very helpful. THE Winds oil
God" is in thirty beautiful chapters
that lift one to. the hill tops of high.
or vision. h
.'The New Jeru ,alem" by Gilbert
j Chesterton will be of great interes,
since SO recently the British troops
entered and freed Jerusalem. of the
letters OF ages.
A wonderful book is "The Shadow
Christ" by Gerald Stanley Lee, and
the reading OF this exquisite book
makes one value the Bible in its tru-
est, most beautiful light and want to
go back and read it from cover to
cover again, SO wonderful is the in
depreciation of this most wonderful
OF all books. S
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-10
THE RAVENSCROFT
MURDER MYSTERY

The body of a young Italian nam
ed Dominica Molinari was found
near Ravenscroft, White county, a
few days ago, and there is every in
dication that he was a victim of a
foul murder but up to this time moth
ing definite in the form of clue has
been worked out.
It appears that the young man, who
was an exSoldier had come to
Ravenscroft to visit former COM
rade of his named Austin, and was
guest in the Austin home. On Feb
%, he and young Austin went to
Sparta, returning on the evening
train to Ravenscroft. That night
Molinari disappeared and nothing
more was seen or heard of him un.
til the body was found ten days lat
er, with a bullet hole in the right
temple, and pistol lying near his
left hand. 1t is said that the body
had been removed to this place, as
people had passed the very spot where
it was found the day previous and it
was not there. Another strong
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1921-03-10
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Mrs. J. Parks Worley is the first
woman in the South to- he elected te
a tsate legislature. Contest was fiji
ed against her by her opponent in the
special election. T. H.. Mcneil, upon
the ground that several people in
Kingsport we're not allowed to vote
Her certificate of election has been
issued to her, however.
Reports of the Tennessee Normal
school and the Polytechnic school at
Cookeville were made to the state
board of education at its regular
quarterly meeting recently.
Mrs. Neal Wright and Charles
Keyes were sworn in as the new
members Of the board, succeeding
Senator w. D. Cooper and Gen. T. w.
Peace. So a woman will have hand
in directing our normal and polytech.
mic schools.
Mrs. George Fort Milton will pre-
side at the Executive Council of the
State League ON Tuesday at 10 o.
clock at the Hermitage Hotel, Nash
vile. There viii be election of dele
gates to attend the national conven-
ton in Cleveland, also plans for the
state convention will be made and
the place of meeting announced. In
the announcement of the district
chairmen, Mrs. Prudence Simpson
Dresser of Gallatin and Mrs. H. M.
IHanRins of Livingston were announc-
ed for the Fourth District. The
chairman for Jackson county is Mrs.
Tardy, and the Putnam county, Mrs.
w. M. Shanks, and Mrs. T. ]. Greg
ory. +f..t Iw
Since the ballot has been given to
the women, mucn depends on per-
suading those who are opposed to
women in, politics. that it is really
the duty Of each woman to vote, con-
scientiously and seriously. And il
our good men who have so opposed
women voting will have the courage
TO roght about fact, and ask them to
vote they will; but unless you are
willing to eat your words like men,
and really urge the necessity of them
coming to your aid. they, like good
will not vote. It rests with
the men as to how many women vote. ]