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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-08
BALES EN- LA IsLA

Esta noche Sc llevara efecto en- el
Casino Espanol de Guayama, I'M bailc
de sociedad, en- honor de la Purisima
Conception, Patrona de Espsia.
En- ell Centro Espafiol de Ponce Sc
ce-ebrara esta noche, con ell mismo ob-
jeto, otro bale de sociedad.
q4Ambos prometen resultar brillanti-
Simos.
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La DEUDA NAoIoNAL DE FRAN
cIA AscIENDE A $4,000. .oOo, ,0oo
(Por John O'Brien, corresponsll de la
'fUnited Press''

PARIS, (Por correo la United Press)
Ell senador Henry Berengsr. presi-
cente del Comit6 dc Presuplo .tos del
Senado uno de los hom5res que mas
entienden de finanzas en- Ia RepGblca,
ueclar6 ante la Camara Alta que el pre-
supuesto de la nacion tenia un GShcit,
no como sc habia hecho Greer Ge cUa-
tro billones de frances, sino lie diez y
s1ete bil;ones sea $1,13O,Oo0,00o to-
r1ando en- consideration los prestamos
hechos por ell gobierno para recons-
trucciones.
La deuda nacional francesa sera de
s23, $50, 100000 en- Ell aIo pr6ximo. La
deuda en- ell afio 1913 era de S6.346.
10000. La deuda nacional de los rs
tados Unidos, que era antes ac ia que
rra de $1,028 ,564, ,0oO es hoy S23. .922.-
100000. La deuda inglesa ha aumenta,
Go de S,4s5,s18,oOo $37 7,91O, 100000
en- Ell mismo periodo.
Deuda publica S23 900, 900, ,OOC
Iutereses de Ia deuda
extranjera $4,000, ,00C
Deuda de reparaciones 5000. .oO0, ,0oc
ctras deudas 66.oeU.0oC
$32, 1886 ,O0o, oOG
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ALAnGBIQUE ocUPADo

La policia de Ponce ocup6 un alam-
bique que tenia en- su residencia Ell in
dividuo Celedonio de Jesls, quien la
corte Municipal le sefia,o una fanza de
$500.
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Ell COMITE DE INDEMNIZA=
CLONES ESTUDIA LA SITUA.
CION

PARIS, diciembre Con motive
de la nueva baja del marco la situa
ci6n que ha provocado en- Alemania.
ell Comite de Indemnizaciones ha CO.
menzado a estudiar esta tarde IA situa
ci6n, a fin de vencerla con habilidad
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UN MENSAJE DEL REY A
HEALEY

DUBLIN, diciembre Eel nuevo
gobernador general Haaley ha recibi-
do anoche un emocionante mensaje del
rey Jorge, al cual dara lectura mana
na en- ell Par.amento.
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cIIoQUE DE vEHIcULo5

En- la avenida Juan Polce de Leon,
parada /, Puerta de TERRA, el autom6
vii que guiaba ell "chauf ?e,;4" Car
melo Rodriguez, choc6 con un caro-
el6ctrico, resultando ell auSomovil con
desperfectos y lesionado levemente la
joven Laura de la Roca, lHs viajaba
en- 81
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. El efecto t6nico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QuININA le
hace superior a la Quinina ordinnria,
no afecta la cabeza. La firme de
e. w. GROVE sc halla en- cada ca
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UNA AGGRESSION INCALIFICABLE
EN- sABANA GRANDE
fPor telegrafo).

Sabana Grande, diciembre 7, 1929.
Ell MUNDo,f San Juan.
Anoche, entire y 7, fui agredido vio-
.entamente po.icfa Miguel Mirayas.
Pueblo alarmado. Mas 500 pcrsonaa
unionistas, repubhcanos Y socialistas a
mi rado. Firine denuncia ante juez de
paz. Testigos declaran. correo deta-
lies.
Pedro Juan Perez, Corresponsal
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INaREsOs DE LA CORTE
MUNICIPAL DE PONCE

Durante Ell mes de novlenl0re in
gres6 en- Ia Corte Municipal de Pom
ce. por conceptos de multas costas,
Ia suma de S366.72. Y por sellcs de
lentas internas cancelados. $147.25.
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PARA LA COMIsToN
DE LA PoL1cIA

Aver, ante ell Secretario del Ejecuti-
vo senior saldafia, juro su cargo de
Miembro de la Comisi6n de la Policia
Insular. e. sefior Jenaro Cautiho, pro
minente unionista de Guayama.
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pEgAFIoa DE BASE BALL

FL domingo pr6ximo Sc llevara a
efecto en- la Liga de "base ball'' de
Ponce, un interesante desafio entire las
novenas "'Humacao' Ponce.
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Sc VENDE

Un Hudson. super-six, en-
tf1agnificas condolences.
lnformara teIefono 518.
San Juan, P. r.
'h2f Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-08

Ell POPULAR ACTOR DEL CINE
MAToGRAFo HARRY PIEL Sc Es-
cAPo MILAGRosMENTE DE UNA
MUERTE SEGURA
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
HOLD CONFERENCE
ON NEAR EAST
RELIEF

AS most of the men on the committee
were in attendance at the Rotary club
luncheon today, the Near East com
room of the Barbara Worth was not
so well attended rs had been expected
Rev. In Fontam, county chairman, was
host to the committee and held con.
ference with the members later on the
mezzaninc floor.
Mr.. La Fontain stated that The con.
tact has been made with most of the
organizations, OF has been arranged
for, so that the principal matter for
which he had called the meeting of TO,
day was to explain the campaign for
worn clothing to be put on in Impera
county in May The collecting Of
clothing viii be carried on all over the
United States, an enormous amount be.
ing needed for the Armenian children
who have been orphaned by the atroc-
tiles of the Turks He will urge that
all housewives bear the coming can
vass in mind and be ready for it.
Every home will be tagged rs re-
minder before the canvass begins.
The collection Of funds for the re
lief of the Near East, will be carried
ON under the book plan which has been
outlined before organizations of the
city by the two young ladies who are
here to make the appeal for the gen
eral committee. About twenty-five have
been appointed on the FL Centre com
mittee, representing the churches,
fraternal organizations, etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
FAIR DIRECTORS TO
CONFER WITH
{. OF {.

Directors Of the Imperial County
Fair Association will meet with di-
reetors OF the Associated Chambers Of
Commerce Monday afternoon, l:3O
o clock, at the Ell Centre Chamber of
Commerce to discuss matters Of promo
ton, finance, publicity and support OF
the county fair, scheduled for Oct. 23
to 2s, it was announced today. Letters
calling the meeting were forwarded 10
all directors and chamber OF commerce
Officers this afternoon. 4 full at
tendance is asked.
Announcement that Arizona had been
invited to enter an exhibit in the In
perial county exposition was made to-
dav by Manager Jenkins. \ telegram
was dispatched 10 Governor Thomas
L. Campbell OF Arizona inviting that
state to install representative OF Ari'
zona s agricultural and mineral re-
sources.
Further ndvieewas also given out to-
day that all games Of chance Will be
barred at the fair by order of the
board of directors and management.
Concessions will likewise be urged
upon local people rather than upon pro-
| fessional fair eoncessionaires.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
SECRETARY LAUDS
IMPERIAL VALLEY

Secretary Irwin Hayden is home
from the convention of California Com
mercial Secretaries held at FL Centre,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. and he
is high in the praise of the treatment
accorded the delegates by the people
Of the valley city.
Thursday was devoted to business
meeting and Il banquet in the evening
at Brawley, given by the Mothers
Club. of that city. Friday business
session was held in the morning and
in the afternoon brief session was
called. Following this the secretaries
were taken for ride through the I'm
perial valley as far north as the Salton
Sea. Every city in the valley was Wis.,
tied on the trip.
The annual banquet was held Satur-
day night at the Barbara Worth hotel
and it proved TO be one of the most
delightful functions ever given in the
history of the association of secretar-
les.
cit was a very wonderful meeting,
said Secretary Hayden. Matters OF
value to every Chamber of Commerce
in the state were brought up and dis
cussed and the talks were of great ed
ucational value - RiS erside Press.
<-O~~~~~~~~-~ -~~-~~~~~~>~~~~>~~>>~- ~
Of the valley for over decade. lie
leaves widow, Mrs. Susie l.. King
five sons and brother. The sons are
Frank and willard King of Silsbee; j
Arthur King OF Riverside; Charles
sheldon King of Honolulu; anC
Lawrence King Of Wallowa, Ore. The
brother, George H. King lives in Me
Falls, Ne. i. T.. Lemons undertaken,
parlor IS preparing the body for ship
ment to Riverside tonight for inter
mPnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Sam Robinson one of the most sue
cessful ranchers of the Eastsde-Sunsct
district, is u business visitor in town
today.
B. d. Irvine. president of the Farm
Bureau is in FL Centre today from his
home near Brawley.
Mrs. George Campbell of Sdeley is
shopping in El Centre today.
Rev. Charles Hutslar of Palo Alto
is expected to arrive today or tomora
row, and will open evangelistic serv-
ices at the State street CHRISTIAN
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Wilsie is visiting friends
at Los Angeles for the week end.
Only 12 DAYS left to make your In,
come Tax Report. Hill Bros, $50 Main
St.--Adv.
Twenty-Five cent cotton in October
is confidently predicted by the editor
of the Cotton and Oil News of Mem
phis, Tennessee. Imperial Valley
planters will make u killing if the
prophecy holds true.
The Pvthian Sisters had rousing
meeting last night, ten men and one
woman being initiated. Refreshments
! md good time followed the ceremon
/ ala.
Jasper Travcrs returned this morn
ng from Los Angeles and reports Mrs
'rravers as doing nicely after the oper-
alton at the California hospital on
Monday.
Mrs. n. +. Switzer, sister Of W. d.
Moffatt Of McCabe, returned to- her
home in San Diego today after Il pleas
ant visit with the Moffatts.
Mrs. r. Purdy and Mrs. I. n. Than
Ter Of McCabe were in FL Centre to-.
lay. Mrs. Thanner is bride, having
come recently from her home in Ger
many to be married to Mr. Thanner
She is rapidly learning the language
md the ways of America and likes it
fine.
John +. Lowe of Riverside is doing
business in Ell Centre today.
I F. NJ. Lindsay and deorge Avery.
prominent citizens of Riverside are in
El Centro today and called at the
Chamber of Commerce today.
Walter W. Smith OF Redlands is 4
3usiness visitor in Ell CentrO.
. Voters Of FL Centro are pretty we'll
TIRED up over the coming city election
with two sets of candidates in the
'ield and friends Of both backing them
enthusiastically.
Mrs. Mildred Corhin Yonga is quite
II at her home in the Sorlei apartments
md will not be able to be at her office
'or q few days. Members of the Home
Jenters will please take note.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Troop l Meets-Troop of the Boy
Scouts met last night at Wilson school
house W. f. Stevenson, county secre,
tary was present and showed the boys
how 30 make fires without matches,
'.Friction fires. Signaling and knot
tving demonstrations were given by
Patrol leaders of Troops ! and .. The
Scouts planned hike to Mt. Signal on
the 10th of March, where they viii
stag overnight and climb the mountain
stay overnight and climb the mountain
have weiner roast in the near future
with stunts and good time.
1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent,
500 Main ST., El Centre, Calif.-Adv.
1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent.
500 Main ST., FL Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Violin Studio
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
NO DRUNKS REPORTED
United Press Leased Wire

OMAHA-Another industry back -
normalcy. For the first time sine,
saloons closed in 1917 not a drunk re-
ported for trial in rolice co'irt yestei :
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
Lettuce sam uo,ds Irn-With 49,

Lettuce Still Holds With the de.
mand still good and prices holding up
Ia from $3.50 to $500 per crate, lettuce
producers OF Imperial Valley continue
shipping. The product is fine. the ef-
fects of the frost not having injured
any other than that which was in the
head NJ the time, or was Just coming
up.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
County Taxpayers Will Meet in Braw.

ley The March meeting of the County
Taxpayers Association will he held on
the 10th in Brawley with Rrawlev mem
hers responsible for the program and
entertainment Of the members.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
City and County Ne1Ds

Mrs. Marie jenkins, instructor. Cor
Sixth and Olive.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Commons Calexico Orchestra never
fails to please. Ph. 3sl, Calexico.-Ad
vertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Have You rolled yonr car through
Lewis Service Station, So. 4th St.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March g.. Demand
sterling today oppned Mt $4.421a;
francs .00l4h; lire 053J; marks
0039M.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

1920 Ford For Sale-L. r. Sargent
500 Main ST., FL Centre, Calif.--Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Mrs. +. B. Fuller will entertain the
music section of the Ten Thousand club
at IT'S next nreeting.
Nene Bloomer of the FL Centre Land
Office is on the sick list today.
Mrs. r. NJ Gill and Mrs. NJ. G. Con-
ley are in Seelcy today to visit and at
tend to business.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Income Tax Reports made by Hi
Bros, $50 Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist, 647 Main
ST., Phone 3S2 W.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
Lantana Farm Center Holds Meetin

Lantana Farm Center Holds Meeting
--One of the largest and most enthus-
astic Farm Center meetings of the wear
was held in the I.lntana District Wed
nesday night with representatives. from
the Imperial Chamber Of Commerce
present. \ cooperative blacksmith
shop is ia be established in. the district
ant a road will be built from the
school house to the highway for the
convenience of the pupils and citizens
CT the section. Reports on the recent
meeting OF the county board Of diree
tors were given and talks were made
by F. l.. Gar:hwaite and others. There
were musical numbers and other tea
lures that added to the pleasure of
those IL attendance
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Music Studios Violin, singing,
harmony theory, Williams, SIS Olive.
Tel. l9sW. 2s 3Ot
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Wocda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 123 Orange. Phone 4ll-W-
A DIV
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Income Tax Reports should be sent
in now Hill Bros. viii make it ready 10
mail. 500 Main St.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

McCabe Center Today The Home de
partment met today at Heber at the
home Of Mrs. Lyons. The day was
spent in making spring hats, pot
lack dinner being served al the noon
honr
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Valley Pioneer Dies-Charles Fred
erick King, well known pioneer of In
perial valley, died al his home near
Silsbee early today, aged 20 years. Mr..
King, rancher, had been q resident
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Income Tax Reports made rAsdv fol
mailing by Hill Bros, $50 Main St
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Mrs. George Campbell of Sdeley j
shopping in El Centre today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

B. d. Irvine, president of the Farm
Bureau is in FL Centre today from his
home near Brawlev.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
Personal Mention

Sam Robinson one of the most sue
cessful ranchers of the Eastside Sunset
district, is business visitor in town
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Table 'Hote Dinner 81 per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bont
Steak Dinner 90e.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03
Mr.. Todd's Music Studios

Are at GA Olive. Phone 466,w.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent
500 Main ST., FL Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Big Real Estate Deal-The big Bri-
tain-Cook ranch near Holtville was
sold this week TO an east ern syndicate e
which, ii is said, Win set it to grapes
and divide into small tracts to be sold
to actual settlers and home makers.
This following so close to the sale of
the Fuller farms representing 5000
acres, is looked upon as significant, in.
dicating the trend toward the smaller
farms with owners living on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-03

Rev. Charles iutslar of Palo Alto
is expected to arrive today or tomor
row, and will open evangelistic serv
ices at the State street CHRISTIAN L
church Sunday morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-06
Hez Heck Says:
81 snd ssll..N @. !lTs.as. AIkIsne. .orsAoN.

''The only thing more provo
kin than door that won't stay
shut is a door that won't Open"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-06
Securing a Boss

If any proof were needed of the collapse the direct
primary system in Oregon, the recent primary election
furnished it the lie to the off repeated assertion
that has eliminated boss rule and political machines in
state politics. the purpose for which it adopted. In
stead of responsible open party convention have the r
responsible group control which reached it's highest
development in the recent effort to Ku Kux the republican
party.
is true that the old convention democraticaIy
dominated by group every body gathering of
is dominated by the abest organizers This group domna
ton however, accepted responsibility and held account
able for the outcome and poor judgment in candidates
platform ususay spet defeat and loss of CONTROL that
there incentive for the exercise of the best udg
ment. There group responsibility well party re-
sponsby where under the Oregon system there neither
In Oregon makes his mind that he the proper
timber governor whatever office he
his filing fee issues his platform adopts his slogan and pro
ceeds to campaign for votes Whether he gets far
not depends upon his ability agility in enistng group
support and the spent in his behalf Other than the
personal responsibility of the candidate there is neither
group nor. party responsibility
Some months ago half dozen men, inner ring of
tain secret societies. who plan to boss Oregon politics.
sembled secretly at Portland and secretly summoned half
dozen asprants for the governorship before he finally
nominating Charles Hail. Upon receipt of this
nation Mr.. Hall at once became a candidate and Mr.
Charles E. Gates of Medford who had sought the nomna
ton withdrew from the field Other candidates who had
tried for the nomination remained in the race
unable to obtain group support.
With racial and religious prejudces issues, this
irresponsible secret society posses
rallied large following back of their nominee thereby
forcing the union of opposed to such tactics in
port of Governor Ocott So had two irresponsible po
cal striving for mastery Defeated by small margin
the ung secret society bosses and their candidate deter
mined to rule or run plan either contest independent
ticket endorsement of the democratic candidate.
AS result of the primary election Mutnomah county
has secuted political boss controlling all republican
nees in the of the Exalted Cycops of the Ku Kux
Kan leader of the banded societies. who already
busy organizing the legislature to make himself boss of the
state.
Of such things might happen under the conven
ton system though less likely to- but has happened and
happening under the Oregon direct primary SYSTEM where
clever aker that Barnum rgh-yet they
say have political bosses Oregon that direct pr-
maries make bosses impossible and that the people rule
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-06
loves e~%@$
IL Masquerade.

Glendening's Weakness

Glendening's Weakness
Looking back on the exper
fence of which / am going t.
write now, Jim," continued Harr,
Glendening's story: 81
81 can see that 1t was a periot
of insanity for which all my life
1 have been preparing myself.
was always on my way to JUS
such fall as / met when l wen
with my wife to the hotel for tea
that day.
1 know now that the great
quest of my life has always beer
the search for that mythical we'll.
beloved of which I have spoken
to you so often and because / am
what I am l did not know when ]
found her.
l have sometimes wondered
whether women are always look
ing for love, or whether they set
tie down after while to the calm
affections which babies and moth
ne"spapeie arg iuil oi Ihe
hiarriase tfaseuleS caused py
sone man peihs oArrieu OH ms
.oot anu using ms ieau' anu win
1t, his good sense, over another
woman ailer ne mas Deen married
soine years ihe uisorce courts
are luii vi tneir stories.
uoh peiioVe' 1in' Lnat we
neii are "hoiiy " Dianie we seem
70 De always Urn ling III the ailalrs
oI Inc heaI.' - mas Always Deen
my eneoi 'hae "oinen nlahs niore
Vi ousinesS VI ~ than we no.
conseq uen'ly we are niole apt u
MAKE oarh loois OIL ourselves.
out' jim, l uo not peiieVe tnat
any maj rieo man VI "oniah either
soes through ions years Oh mar
rleu llle "ltnout at Ieast once
anu solneti.les ol.ener' Wlsnlns
'hat IL oouio ne al SAhasheu mo
slnlthereens' Al least one wishes
Inat MS niarrlase lleS hleht De
rent almost IN pieces IN sucn a
way tnat lor d littie "hlle one
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-06
HARBOR
NOT TBLOCKEDBY
HULK OF WRECK

Astoria, Or, June 6-Confusion
seems to exist in many quarters
with regard to the effect that the
recent sinking Of the British
steamer Welsh Prince in the river
channel off Altoona bay have up
on the shipping Of the Columbia.
r. II. Bartlett, manager of the
Port of Astoria, after a CAREFUL
inspection of the wreck, as issued
a statement, saying:
1t is true that the wreck now
lies across the channel near a
sharp turn and at a place where
the channel is less than 500 feet
wide. At present 1t constitutes a
possible danger and care is re-
quired in taking vessels past 1t.
This can be done In daylight,
however.
THE vessel has broken in two
and probably cannot be salyaged.
For this reason she will obstruct
the channel for long time.
1T should be remembered,
however, that the Columbia river
basin has an outlet which is not
hampered by the presence of the
wreck in the channel. The Welsh
Prince lies about rs miles up
stream from the entrance of the
Columbia river and fully is miles
above the Port of Astoria. There
is thus no obstruction whatever
within what is the large harbor of
Astoria. The Prince lies some
distance up the river from point
where it narrows from an estuary
into a stream and commence it's
narrow channel to the inland
ports. ~,
There is, therefore, no posi-
bility of the wreck interfering
with shipping at astoria, and the
city is sufficiently equipped with
terminal facilities to handle any
traffic which the wreck in the
channel might make 1t necessary
to divert to it. Such an accident
could hardly have occurred In the
Astoria harbor, as the river width
there is great and the water is ex-
ceptionally deep"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-06
MISS TALMADGE
BRINGS TWO STAGE
PLAYS TO SCREEN

Constance Talmadge in MAN
mas Affair."" the Harvard univer-
sity prize play by Rachel Barton
Butler, which is directed by Vic
tor Fleming, is featured at the
Liberty theater next Sunday. The
screen adaptation was made by
John Emerson and Anita Loos and
is released as First National At
traction. With the exception of
Kenneth Harlan, the cast is COM
posed of those who originally
created the individual parts in the
Broadway production, including
Effie Shannon, Katherine Kael-
red. George lie Guere and Ger
trude LIE Brandt.