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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
County Aids Nursing Plan.

The Baltimore County Commission.
ers informed a delegation. OF which
r. r. Passano was chairman. that
they would appropriate $4,000 toward
defraying the expense OF maintaining
n public nursing service In the county
next year Mr. Passano stated that
/; was proposed 10 organize public
health association 10 take over the
work In the county which was recent
~ discontinued by the Red Cross II
was stated that the State Board OF
Health would pay the Office expense
and the Red Cross will contribute an
automobile and other equipment
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
STATE
CAPITAL
Board To Revise Tax Laws.

Board To Revise Tax Laws.
Annapolis
Governor Richie appointed com.
mittee To revise the State revenue and
tax laws under the provisions OF a
dill passed by the last Legislature
The appointees are: J Augustine
Mason. Hagerstown: Frank Novak
Francis King Carey. George c. Smith
and William H. Ma;thai. all OF Balti.
more city
Mr.. Carey and Mr. Mason are law
yers. Mr. Noyak is builder. Mr.
Smith Is the director of the Industrial
Bureau Of the Baltimore Board OF
Trade and Mr. Matthai is a manufac.
turer
The bill providing for the commits
sion was drawn by Oscar Lesser.
member Of the State Tax Commits
sion. and was satisfactory TO the other
members Of that body II carries no
appropriation. and therefore. If any
expense incurred. the next Legislature
will have TO he called upon.
The bill says II shall be the duty NJ
the commission to Investigate thor
oughly the systems Of State county
and municipal taxation in force in
this State. including direct and in
direct taxation. licenses. taxes. valua-
tions and assessments. and collec-
tions. and all other matters pertain
ing to the subject Of revenue and
taxation"
A report is to be turned over 70
the Governor by December I. 1929. TO
be submitted by him to the General
Assembly The concluding section
says the expenses Of the commission
shall be betrayed out OF such funds
as may be provided in the budget.
There Is no money so provided in the
budget. however
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
Fascist PRE- MIER WINS
Mussolini Given Full Powers To Efcc
Financial Reforms.

Rome.-The Senate gave a unani.
nous vote of confidence TO the Cabinet
of Benito Mussolni after Premier
Mussolini had delivered an effective
speech. In which he said he would b.
pleased II the Senate accorded him
an unanimous vote. but that be woulC
not be excessively flattered by IT,
The Fascist Prime Minister de
clared that for those Senators who had
changed their attitude and turned en-
thusiatically toward him in fear, he
held deep contempt
such people" he said, turn which
ever way the wind blows As against
doubtful friends, | prefer sincere ad-
versaries"
The vote gives the Government full
powers for bureaucratic and fiscal re-
form until June 80. 1923 The Cham
Der of Deputies passed similar
measure.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02

A new constitution was adopted
and the name OF he Reserve Officers
Association OF Baltimore was changed
10 The Reserve officers Association
of Maryland" at meeting at the
Richmond Market Armory.
The action was taken at the in.
stance Of the Reserve Officers As.
sociation Of the United States. whose
constitution requires that II shall he
composed OF State organizations The
meeting was presided over by Lieut.
Col. J. r. Jenkins. Engineer Corps.
r. q. 7. c.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
State Changers To Meet.

Arrangements are being made for
the ffticth anniversary meeting Of
the Maryland State Grange. which
viii be held on December II. IL. ~
and II In the auditorium OF the State
Normal School AZ Towson. Worthy
Master n, John Black will preside.
The sixth degree will be conferred
IN December l3. The program will
Ne in charge Of Pomona Grange OF
baltimore county.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
ATTACKED BY GERMANS.
InterAnied Officials Meet Resistance
In Bavaria.

Berlin British and French officers
OF the lnier-Aliea Control Commits.
sion who had announced their inten-
ticn TO inspect a munitions depot az
lngolstadt Bavaria were attacked on
their arrival AZ the depot by band
OF civilians armed with club 4 Brit.
ish officer was injured in the attack
No German soldiers were concerned
in It.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
NAMED DAuGHERTY AIDE.
A. T. Seymour. Of Ohio. Nominate
For Post.

Washington Augustus T. Seymour.
OF Columbus Ohio. was nominated TO
be an assistant TO Attorney.General
Daugherty Alexander Lindsay Jr,.
OF Hawaii. was nominated to be asso-
ciate Justice of the Nppreme Court of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
HEAR ETHEREAL
MUSIC ON RIVER
Sweet Strains on Jungle Stream
in Texas Explained.
STORY OF OLD LOVE TRAGEDY

Music in Minor Key Rises and Falls
In Pitch Apparently From Nowhere
On Eve Of Wedding Bride in We'd
ding Finery Loses Her Life in Wa
tiers Of Stream-Heartbroke Fianee
Disappears and Lives Life Of Hermit
With Violin Only Company.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
Do You Want
Groceries,?

If you are not already
one OF our customers we
want YOU to become one.
Our goods are always OF
the best quality and we
guarantee satisfaction.
We will be very glad to
supply your needs. Give
US a call.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
RADICALS TRIAL SET.
Michigan Communists To Face Court
January IS.

Benton Harhor, Mich Nineteen al
legged leaders OF the Communist party
OF America charged with violating the
Michigan An,iSyndicalism act. plead.
ed not guilty before Judge Charles
White. in Circuit Court January II
was set as the date OF trial William
T. Foster and Charles Ruthenbere
were among the principals present.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-02
premns Stepping
Boat to Boat.

one boat to anothes Miss Jessie Gar
rita seventeen wears old " Old Forge.
re-. was drowned The boat capsized.
md rs occupants were thrown into
'oeep water. All others were rescued
The central record., 1922-03-30
PAINT LICK

Rev. Willie, Rogers is III at this
writing,
Mr.. Sam Davis was in Lowell Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Jack Davis spent Friday with
Mrs. Sam Davis.
Miss Edna Underwood is on the
sick list this week.
olin Patrick is confined to his bed
with something like flu.
Rev. ]. B. Skaggs was in Woodburn
the past week on business.
Miss Kate Ely was recent week
end visitor Of her cousin, in Perry
Vile.
Rev. T.. b. Bourand and Miss Joyce
Syler. Of Lancaster. were in Paint
Lick Monday.
Miss Ida Hurts school al Hyatts-
Vile closed Friday and she is home
for the vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. b. j. Skaggs were
dinner guests Tuesday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Shepherd.
Little Billie Rivers Peyton. Of Ian
caster. is here for a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. II. ]. Chestnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. I. Hammaek and
family were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Eph Hammack.
Mrs. b. b. Montgomery is on the
sick list this week also Mrs. W. O..
Anderson and Mr.. Jack DAVIS.
Mr.. J. V. Scot, and sister. Dora,
were weekend guests Of their sister,
Mrs. =. NJ. Center, Of Rayenna.
The people of this community are
glad 20 welcome into thei rmidst,
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Price. Of Danville.
Mrs. Nettie Jewell. of Blooming
ton. H.. Is here for visit to her
sister, Mrs. Martha Ely and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Ralston and
son, r. r., Jr. were Sunday guests
of her father, Mr. Jas. A. Scott and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Ledford and
children were dinner guests Sunday
Of his brother. Leslie Ledford and
Mrs. Ledford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Parks, of Rich
mond were in Paint Lick Sunday,
visiting Mrs. Parks parents. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Hurt. Sr.
Mrs. II. l.. Wallace has returned
from Lexington. where she was call.
n by the serious illness " her broth
The central record., 1922-03-30
"kENTuCkY SPIRIT
RNE"-C0l. LEVY
State Chairman of The American Jew.
i,n Relief comuiuee's Campaign
OF Remarkable Demon stration
people of Al Fsiths Are Working
Together 20 Make The Drive
ruee Success"

"Keniurky's campaign 8. going hlg. !
declared col rr-d levy. - Louisville.
stat. Chairman - The American lev
ish Relief Committees drive for si'n.
.a which Is on this week
Never hav. seen the .nthusia sm
and the zeal for work al a higher
pitch throughout tho state than j. be-
INC shown nov everywhere IN Ken
tucky Indications are that Kentucky
will be- enrolled in the list ~ states
that have reached and passed their
quotas IN ih- previous weeks ~ the
natlou. wide campaign National head
quarters in New Nork cts and Zone
kentucky with great interest and sc
are gninE a. shoN them what the state
will dn "a response &" such an appeal
"one ~ he mo. remarkable f.n.
turcs ~ the campaign l. III. splendid
help given by the people ~ an faiths
never saw nncr demonstration 80
fratersai spirit h. hundred. ~ CON.
munitles throughout keutuckN the
campaign Il heinz ,undurted by non
Jews and Ia h. ciiies and larger
towns where there are Jewish organl.
zaii"ns. the uon-IsWs are answering
eagerly the call Ia aid
Wherever pcopi" learn the story ~
the bntsD starving orphans and the
4ui'-H homeless. hungry. freezing fam.
ilies of Jewish refugees. there is an
ouipouring ~ pledges. our speakers
report that larre audiences listen with
hreathless int.rrst a. the appeal OF the
star, .ug and destitute Ia central andl
Eastern Europe
In this great work people "f all
faiths are urE.d to contribute In the
distribution ~ funds IN the famlnel
stricken districts in Eurupe no question
IL asked ~ to the faith of these In
need. Fully ~ per cent ~ the money
we raise goes to non.Jews
1T 10 great cause and kentucky i
making a splendid response."
The central record., 1922-03-30
GUMS CHAPEL

Mr. W h Ray is on the sick list.
Mrs. Walker Locker was in Lancas-
;er saturday
Mrs. J. X. Sparks was III several
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Davis have
gone TO housekeeping.
The little daughter u Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Land is sick.
Mrs. Russell Holman spent Satur-
iay night with Mrs. John Hall.
Mrs. n. NJ. Kuriz and sons. were
guests of Mrs. Forest stapp Saturday.
Miss Annie May. Of Berea College,
is expected home for the weekend.
Mr.. Clay McCull,y spent the week.
end with Me-srs. Edward and Welby
Teater.
Miss Mary Lee Kurtz spent the
weekend with Miss Mayme Stapp. of
Lancaster
Mrs. John Hall and little daughter
,pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr..
Russell Holman.
Misses Myrtle and Christine Da-
vis spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Land.
Mrs. Printus Walker and daugh-
ters Of Lancaster, we're guests Of Mr..
end Mrs. W. b. Ray Sunday.
Mr.. Curtis East and son. Alexander
Of Nicholasville, were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Land recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Teater and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hushey Moberly
and daughter, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Teater Sunday.
Rev. Litterell will conduct a quar-
;erly conference at the Methodist
church here Saturday evening and
Sunday. Every member is requested
"a be present II possible.
The central record., 1922-03-30

er-in-law. Mr.. Denton.
Mr and Mrs. Mike Noe celebrated
their 50th. anniversary Tuesday Of
last week. The children and grand
children brought dinner already cook.
ed.
Mrs. Ada Ely and Miss Kate Ely
were in kirksville Sunday for a
short time, having gone to spend the
day with relatives. Shortly after
they were there, their sister, Mrs.
Joe James. Of Paris. went after them.
bringing them back home as after
they left crowd from Paris had
come, bringing dinner already prepar-
ed. Miss Kate Ely worried awfully
on the return trip. not having prepar-
ed anything in advance for dinner.
but when she reached home there
was roast, hens. boiled ham. cake and
ice cream, and all the good things to
10 with them. The following par;ook
Of the bountiful feast: Mr.. and Mrs
;. j. Bagby and three sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe James and Mrs. Ada Ely. all
Of Paris. Mrs. Netie Jewell. Of Bloom
ington. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gaily.
Of Kirksville, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Pruitt and son. Of Roundhill. Mrs.
Martha Ely and Miss Kate Ely.
The central record., 1922-03-30
To Reclaim Used Motor Oh.

A company has been organized In
London With the object Of neclalmlng
stale lubrieating oil. The waste oil
can be- bought al prices ranging up
Ia about SO" per ton and Ia ssn.
cases can he had for the cost Of collec.
tion. Il is planned To establish iu.a ae-
dialely a plant near London vita a
capacity of sreating 90 TONS per ~ess.
which. a 10 believed. can be- saslly
collected In London and other points
ir the yarloss cities of the kingdora.--
srisngifc Aiperieoa-
The central record., 1922-03-30

Hans schmidt was relG,,d ln be- the
msanesl man in the ne .huf.4uud lie
died. Ills body was placed ia The
grave, and according tu an cid Penn
sylsanla German custom the people
stood around the op"n grave. waiting
for someone 10 say some good thing
about the deceased before ulling the
grave. After long waii. Gusiaye
schulle said: We'll. cun say loost
one goot thing about Hans he wasn't
always as mean ~ be Wa, sun.,tinss."
The University Leader.
The central record., 1922-03-30
werdsr :, EAlr.t,aIrss wemsn

While visitors from the West are
no lof Eer looked on with amaz"ment
and awe hy the Japanese there - one
occidental type that never falls to cN-
cite Interest. and that j. the fair.hulr.d
woman. Not long since, young
golden haired scotch girl was ulmus;
responsible Tor a riot in the streets
OF rgk,o, - eager we're the populace
90 catch a glimpse ~ her.
The central record., 1922-03-30

Tuup"ntin. has MANY u.'-- ahi,h the
hous"s.ep.r viii apprc,iat. : little
of Il in th. suds GA wash duy iight.ns
The laundry labor. aud t-a~luuiiful
O. quart q; water. z gppllci to
plants oncr week viii make the
leaves greruer and cause th. blossoms
to h.,om. brighter II j. sur. IRE.
,entiNr AGAINST moths hy Just dropping
a irifle IA the bottom ~ chests ,IlN-
ers and cuphonr,is
The central record., 1922-03-30
Time Clock tor Orators.

Members uf the British parliament
pay little attention 10 III. rules son,-
times in force limiting the length "a
the speeches before the body and Il i
now proposed tn put in n time clock
which viii show Just tie length ~
time that a speaker has consumed. II
Il set az zero at the beginning ~ hls
remarks
The central record., 1922-03-30

You do not KNOW what you nay nnd
each duy perhHps YOU may "uiy pick
NJ q fallen feather. hut u II beautiful.
every hlameui Always beautiful
.Nery ih.us u.autiful. Richard JET.
ferries
The central record., 1922-03-30
EDIT o RIAL


Financial Resources
THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF A COM
MUNITY ARE THE BAROMETER OF ITS PROS
PERITy.
Add to these resources and you quicken its ad.
struct its progress.
This should evidence all Of individual response
bity toward home and its people. These people
your friends and neighbors. YOUR INTERESTS ARE
KINDRED Thus you should take personal action in any
community matter without taking into consideration just how
IL will effect all those living here.
You can safely bet folks. that every Dollar you remove
from the commercial and industrial life Of Lancaster deprvc
just that much employment and vocation from
need it, And when you employment and vocation
you will from mids, those individuals
pendent upon for the Of families
THIS is AN ABSOLUTE IRREFUTABLE PACT
You may think enlarged upon this matter. folks
when refer to INDIVIDUAL ACTS being highly
important to the welfare Of Lancaster To the contrary
should make plain the paths that opened all Of
tending the cooperation this wonderful community
To begin with when you Merchandise or Service
BUY 1T IN LANCASTER This simple procedure keeps your
at home. banks here the obligations Of
pie and thus finds itself its back into the channels of
local commerce and trade-and back into your
poeketbook from whence IL came.
Stop think moment friends Of the transactions in.
volved in procedure Of this kind. THINK THE EN-.
PLoYMENT MADE POSSIBLE the handling Of these Dol
and the business ensuing result keeping
them among ourselves.
In contrast picture your minds IN eresut OF spending
sending these Dollars away from city. By doing
you have sde-tracked single action substantial portion
of commercial industry and ,ranferred distant
community assets that DISTINCT LOSS TO LANCAS-
TER AND ITS PEOPLE.
WE claim the keeping OF money at home friends.
the first step the building Of city" And from the
standpoint Of yoursefshould be To begin with
MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE Is HERE IN ABUNDANCE.
There a business Lancaster today who
ready you your in quantity
quality and price.
BEFORE you TURN THIS PAGE We want you TO
glance through the list appended herewith and realize this
And they only part Of the entire number
ready only but also communty-aneas
Think il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

SIN &riegsminiiterinm in 8aris
berri4t %fieberbnfte @eiddftstGtigteit.
Menr1 itebt am Borabeno zines militia.
ridden unternebmens bon getpnltiger
9ragtpeite, bon tpeltbiitoriider Sc.
6elltung. Oroonan3en unb Moiu,
oanten lauien Fin 11n6 Der. &inter
beridloiienen 9iren tagt ser General
itab nit Dem R~riegsminiter. Sin.
itere gntidloiienbeit 5eigt ii9 auf ben
@eiihtern 6ieier Maruter, Die tpijien,
bob in menigen 5tun6en Der groI-
lenoe Conner ser @eidiibe un6 6os
unbeimIi6e &natterr ser G~Iug5e1ge
Den Muftaft> gu ienem blutigen
S6auipiel biloen miro, oas man Sen
@inmari9 ing &ubrgebiet nennt.
9ieie traurige uno blobiinnige Affen>
fomooie mur6e in Sen feBten Soeen
in Paris aufgefubrt. Der Gin
mdrG ins &%ubrgebiet lit Elm Spo-
5iergang, Der 1ribt mebr militdri=
ides @enie erfor6ert, aIs audi MIR
oiimmite &efrut beiibt. Mber Die
T%ran5oien iin6 INNER S9mieren-
&omo6ianten, .nn6 menn 80 niht
i6auipielern f0nnen> Damn fiiblen lie
I19 nidt gliifli9. 8aber 6ieie qroR=
artigen friegerif6en 8orbereitunge,1
gegen Elm Soft, 6as lei6er Bios nod
NIT Plabpatr0nden &rieg fibren
fam: Sc fam einem libel tperoen,
tpenn man 6ieies efelbafte @epdfd
iiet. No6 erbebli9 efelbofter aber
lit 0as @ebnben amerifaniiher @orre-
iponoenten, Die fpaltenlange 8eribte
Iber Dies BoiienfpieI Ser uniformier<
ten Barrier Nffen bierber fabeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Gin idtperer perlnit.

SIM San1es st. Wann bat Ser @one
greb zines ieiner berborrugenoften
Mitglieber berloren. Gin Bierteliabr-
bunoert bat ct Dem @epraientanten-
baus anaeb0rt, uno er geborte nibt
at ienen, Die iid burd) ibren Iangen
9ienit lire griiten5beredtigung I'M
&aule erieiien baben. @r mar Elm
fleiBiger Wan11, ser nit Sem 8ub-
get grinoli6 betraut tpar uno ben
5teuer5ablern biel @elo eripart fat.
81 mar aud Elm Mann bon nmfaiien-
ben &enntniiien i'm &egierungs- un6
8ertpaltungsneien un6 er tpuBte lei-
ne &enntniiie als Witglie0 Der 5abl-
rei6en &omitees, 6enen er angebor=
tie, praftii6 gu permerten.
Mdann tpar Elm Weiiter 6es 8or-
tee, uno er fonnte ni6t MIR lange,
moblborbereitete &e6en balten, lon-
bern griff audi of in sic Debatte Elm.
8or aQem aber NOR Mann Elm Bar-
lamentarier, Der 6en Mut ser ueber=
5eugung batte. Mls @eror6neter Ell
mes Gbicagoer Diitrifts 1par Ct nit
groBIta6tii6en @erbdltniiien un6 nit
Ser eingepan0erten 8eD0lferung
mobl bertraut. 9ie Mmerifaner oeut-
i6er %Mbitammuug balten an linn itets
einen tparmen 6reun6, un6 er fat ite
anA in Der 0unfeliten Stun0e ibrer
@ei9i9te, mdbreno bes @eltfrieges,
ni6t i'm Sti@ gelaiien. Ser 500
6ieieS Mannes be6eutet in 6er Got
einen f@peren @erluit fir Sen &on>
greB un6 Die gan5e Station.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Des art,te,t thames 2lr3t.
Tauienbe ,uerben 8einnb.

Son auertpdrts fer in Ser @elt erbals
te i6 Briefe bon 2euten, Die trant tpaz
rem, Die m rii6reiben. pie biel Suites
mein buleariider 8luttee ibnen gebolz
fen bat.
81 lit bes arrnen Mames 9oftor,
neil es 10 einfad 1T. i'm ber5uiteuen.
unb feline Soften 70 gering finb.
Ct BELT @artleibigteit. Maeens. 2es
berz, Niereuz unb gingetpeioe : &rant<
better. 8enm iodero bei6 eenomme1.t
eeeen Snfluen5a. 2unsenent5iinoung OBJ
ct anbere &ranfbeiten.
8uleariider &rdltertee piro iiberall
bon Npptbefern perfauft ODER 0ur9 Die
Yo1t ber1i6ert. Cine groBe Samilienz
fiite $t,25 ooer 3 fir $3.15 ober 6 fir
$5.25. Nbrei1e: $. 8. Son @6lid, Prdz
1ibent, Marpel Hrooucts Company, 15f
Marpel Building, Fittsbnr9b, ga.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Der Gaee ee3ieReft.

auf ieiner gar5en &eiie IN ameri'
fl bat g%lemtencear, bisber b%ebouptet.
>aB Deuti9lano int gebeimen NUT
nidts anoerem beiddftigt lei, als iid
fiir Sen arieg au riiiten, ieine/ Be-
,paffnlng at perpoultanoisen unO iei.
tie 9elltc fir sen arieg al,s5ubil0en.
Sebermon,t, ser tp1bren0 6es Conn
m,ers 0eutl9lano beiu6t bat, metb,
Dab oies nidt mabr lit un6-nt9t
,unbr ietn fann. God maS be0eutet
oas @ort zines alnerifaniiden 8iir-
gers Oeutider Nbfunft gegeniiber bent
@prte zines glemencealt Dor ser b.
lterilden Maiie bon &riegslpiiterie-
d1e1,. IS lit oaber iebr gut, Bob nun
o,ld) Sic ourb @eiddfte nod Deuti@-
Iono berufenen Yantees suridfebren,
herid)ten un0 6amit Glemenceau Der
Siige 5eiben.
sSu 0enel1, sic nod pi%er5ebnmona=
tigem Mufentbalt in Berlin unS III
0euti6lano ioeben suriidgefebrt iino,
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