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New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
ALL 0NE-MAN CARS
On and After January % Waterbury Lines wm Hs,e No Two Crew Troi- Ieys Except on Out of City Runs.

Waterbury. Jan. s.-According to announcement made here today. only one man cars will be run on the Con necticut company's lines in this city on and after Sunday, January zo. Two man crews uill continue on the Che shire-New Haven. Waterbury Derby. and Waterbury -MiddlsbUry runs. with one man cars running from Middle bury to woodbury. Connecticut com pany officials here stated today that under the new system. reducing the number of employes having. regular runs. no men would be discharged. but all the present force would be retained and those without regular runs given extra work to do. According to some Of the trolleymen the waiting list will be co large that many Of the men will quit of their own accord
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
WATCHES OPERATION
Mer4dcn Woman. 7s Wears old, Takes Only Local snsesthetics as Surgeons Rerno1e Her Stornsrh.

Msriden. Jan. Mrs. Henry Lange. 75. of this city. who was dis charged as cured from the Neridsn hospital yesterday. had the novel ex- periencs Of watching the surgeons re-
 move half her stomach and cut a large growth from her intestines while she was under the influence of local anassthetics only. Drs. David F. Smith and E. ". Smith performed the operation. IL took tro hours during which Mrs. LanTe conversed with the surgeons and was fully aware of what they were doing.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
HIGHWAYMEN FREEZING
 ON MOTOR TRUCK MEN
Another Attempted Holdup on Boston Post Road
 Near NOrOt0n

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Jan. e.--High- waymen were again on the post road in Darien early today according to reports to the police here. A driver of a truck for the Beacon Falls Rub- Der company, claimed that about 2 a. m. In Noroton, near the place of three other attempted holdups in three days. two men with guns tried to stop him. He kept on and the men fired six shots at the truck which punctured cases of goods on the rear.
 supt. Robert c, Hurley of the state police is expected today to have a conference with tho heads of the Bridgeport and Ridgefeld barracks on the matter of a patrol on the post road.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
REFUSES TO LIE
New York Father TtIls Truth on stand and son Is Convicted of Committing Murder.

Jersey City, N. J.. Jan. e.--Arnold Anderson. alias Arthur Lindsey. stands convicted Of murder largely because his father. Alvin Anderson. a Brooklyn tailor. would not lie to help hts son
 The younger Anderson. charged sfth having killed Harry c. Moore. a wealthy real estate man. during a holdup, had admitted that he had told his father he was the murderer. but explained that his admission had been made to shield his partner in the crime.
 Then the defense called the father to the stand and asked him if his son had confessed to him and if he did not believe he had done 90 to shield another man.
 q asked Arnold If he vss guilty" the old man testified. simply. He looked me right h the eye. and said: T killed him. What he said he meant and l believe fl was true
 The jury recommended mercy.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
[. OF MICHIGAN SCANDAL
 INVOLVES WHOLE SCHOOL
Tour Alrcady ENpeIled-Conell Go. Eds Held Up as Models Of Virtue
 Ky University Proctor

Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan. 9.---A searching investigation into alleged misconduct on tho part of certaiu University of Michigan students is un- der way. The reported withdrawal from school of three youths and a girl is said to have precipitated action.
 The four students, persistent campus reports say, were requested by the faculty not to return after the Christ mas holidays. The situation was handled by President Marion Leroy Burton, Dean John R. Efinger of ths Literary college, and Dean Henry NJ. Bates of the law school instead of by the discipline committee as Is usual in such cases.
 The present investigation Is distinct from the case in which President Bur ton is said to have taken personal ac- ton and includes a general inquiry in- to moral conditions at the school.
 Ithaca. Jan. 9.--If all the women in the United States were like the co-eds at Cornell, the Solstead act would be enforced to the letter. according to Lieutenant Theodore H. Twesten, Cornell nniyersity's proctor.
 Tho proctor, formerly a lieutenant tu the Philadelphia police department fin 4 statement made today. said
 T believe there is less drinking st Cornell than in any other large uni- versity in the country. This. think. Is due largely to the activities of the girls who have refused 10 dance with man who has even faint smell Of liquor about him. No man can drink at Cornell and be in good standing social ly The girls have banded together and refused to permit drinking at any so- cial function and have boycotted men from their parties who have infringei on this rule"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
MILLERS TO OBSERVE
 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Cedar street Couple Welded Quarter Of a Century--T'ian Rccep-
 ton At H1ks

Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Miller of Cedar street. will observe their 25th wedding anniversary January fs, with a reception at the Eiks club.
 Mir. Miller pas for many years in the dry goods business on Main street and more recently has been en- gagged in real estate activities.
 The couple have three children. Mrs. JatIs r.. Lash and Misses Evelyn ard JoseDhine Miller.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Dept. of Justice Knows
 About Russian Plotting

Washington. Jan. s--Attorney Gen eral Dsugherty declared in formal statement today that the department of justice had s,abundant evidence" 10 back up the state departments recent statements concerning communist propaganda in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Thirteen Filipinos Die
 At Hands of Fanatics
, The A.sociassd Press.

Dy IHe Nts0TIHI"I FItEH
 Of the Philippine constabulary, in- cluding two officers. have been killed by religious fanatics on Bucas Island off the northeast coast Of Mindsn mao. according 10 official adsices from su- riago. Island of Mindanao.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Senator Mayfield Denies
 All Charges Against him

Washsngton. Jan. s.-Sweeping denial of all the allegations Of George E. B. Teddy, his opponent were made today answer filed with the senate elections committee by Senator May field, democrat. Texas. in the Texas senatorial psmary and election com test.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
CARRIE JACOBS BOND ILL.

HoIlyIood. Calf. Jan. e.@Carrie Jacobs Bond. song composer. is ser iously iH at her home here. Mrs Bond has been ordered to take a sea voyage and if she is sufficiently re- covered Eill sail January 2s for Hawaii
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Jan. e.-Forecast for New Britain end vicinity: FnIr tonight. Thursday in- creastne cioudtness followed by raia; moderate temperature
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
For Electric Power To Be Generated At Muscle Shoals Plant By Nine Southern Power Con- panies
Manufacturers Believed to Have Entirely New Plan for Making Fertilizers at
 Great Reduction in Price.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press, Washington, Jan. 9.---A new offer for the electric power to be generated at Muscle Shoals, promising a return of Sl00.0 100000 to the government over a period of fifty years. was ten- dered today by the nine principal as- sociated power companies of the southern states.
 The offer does not include the ni- trate plants which would be left free for the manufacturer of fertilizer by Henry Ford or anyone else who could come to terms with congress; and spe- officially reserves a certain part of the power to be developed at the Wilson dam next year. for the manufacture of fertilizer under such terms as the gov ernment might prescribe
 Representative Hull Of the house military committee really developed the new proposal by his recent re- quest 10 the federal power commis- sion to invite offers for the hydro electric energy to be developed at Wilson dam in 1925.
 Ford's Offer Too Small
 After the submission of the offer to- day Mir. Hull in statement declared the Ford offer utterly inadequate. and of doubtful possible benefit" by comparison. He said he would intro duce an appropriate resolution fin the house.
 That part Of the offer which pro- vides for the manufacture of fertilizer whteh has been tho storm center in all the negotiations asd discussions for the disposal Of Muscle Shoals 10 Henry Ford is as follows:
 Under the plan prol.sed. ariple provision would be made for (. spp. ply of electric energy for the manu- facture of fertilizer at Muscle Shoals, such energy 10 be supplied at actual cost 10 the licensee."
 Have New Proccsses
 Although the offer itself does not disclose the fact, it Is known manu- factures not now associated with the fertilizer business are prepared to dis close new processes, which. it is said. when used in connection with hydro electric power, promise revolutionary developments nj the production of fer- tilizer and tremendous reductions in price.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Mass. Acts to Ban Reels
 Showing Mabel NOrmand

Bo. ten, Jan. p.--A recommendation that us iuetion pictures of Mabel Noruana be exhibited m this state was sent to its members today by the Massachusetts branch of the motion picture theater owners of America.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Prosecutor and Assistant Lose Because of Dispute Boost for Hart, None for Noble.

More than 2b salary increases were voted by the salary committee of the common council at its meeting last night. IL was also voted to recom- mend that tho wages of all other officials and employees remain ths same as al present, with the e1cep- ton of the chairman of the fire board in which instance s200 cut was approved.
 The pstrolmen in the police de. partment and tho firemen petitioned for increases, but their requests re- ceived scant consideration. officers Of both departments. in some in. stances. will receive increases If ths common council accepts the salary committees report.
 No Raise For Prosecutors.
 Councilman clifford w. Hsllbers made an unsuccessful attempt 10 inc crease the salary of Prosecutor Joe seph c. Woods from s2 500 to s,0bs a year opposition being offered uy Councilman l.. M. Stanley. Councils man Stanley then attempted to hays the pay Of Assistant Prosecutor N. NJ Greensteiu raised from si.009 10 si.209. but Councilman Heilberg op- posed II So strongly in view of ihs action on Woods request. that Stan- ley's motion was lost
 Favor RaiSe for Hart
 When the request for an increase from sz.7s5 to szsoo for The police chief came up. Councilman Heliberz moved that the Increase be granted. Councilman stanley moved there be no increase and Councilman Hellbers amended that the increase be granted. Thure BengstoH amend ed 10 make the salary sa.0o0. Both were Iost and before fhs original question v< put, CouBcfI- man Heilberg moved that t be fixed st ss.soo 4 tie vote resulted and Chairman A F Eichssaedt broke the tie In favor Of ss.see a year No fn- cresse was granted Chief W. J. Noble Of the fire department. the council members expressing g belief that both vhiefs should work on par
 Curifn Wins Increase
 Ii vas voted to recornnend that inc
 fCoutinued on Thirteenth paxe1
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
GOV7. OFFERED ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS EXTENDED OVER PERIOD OF FIFTY YEARS
MIKE MORLEY, FIGHTER, HAS NARROW ESCAPE Jumps to Safety as His Car Goes off Bridge Into
 Meriden Stream

Meriden, Jan. 9.--A large sedan automobile crashed through the rail- ing of the long wooden Cheshire street bridge on the Oregon road in South Meriden during last night and dropped
 f~' ''to Ten Mile river c. about five feet dvt. Dept, on their way to Conn. feriden and the tail light was sun purning.
 The police made a plank bridge over the water to the car and when they opened door a registration card fioated out showing thecar to be the property of Michael Morley. of 1 Squire street, Hartford. well-known in the state as a welterweight pugilist There was no one found in the ma chine and all the doors were closed. The police searched tbe river in vain and will drag Hanover Lake if Nor ley does not turn up. His sister in Hartford said he left home in the car about six o'clock last evening and had not been home since. It is possible according to the police. that an oc- cupant or the car might have been thrown through the windshield when 1t started its plunge off the bridge and the body might have fioated down the stream. Morley was familiar with the country road.
 Hartford, Jan. 9,-Michael 4. tMike) Morley, former New England welterweight pugilistic champion. was at his home today suffering from sprained ankle but with no other in- juries. Morley stated that he was the only occupant of his sedan automobile when 1t plunged off bridge into Ten Mile river at South Meriden during last night Morley said he lost control of the machine but managed to jump to safety before il went off the bridge.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09

Topeka. Kas., Jan. e.---The Kansas motion picture board of censors should not undertake to 'censor the conduct of actors and actresses w.o appear in motion pictures Gov. ]. R. Davis said in letter today to Mrs. Gertrude A. sawtell of the board. Att torney General c. R. Griffith recently wrote the board asking that films in which Mabel Normand appears be eliminated.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09

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New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
Favor Rai~e for Hart.

Ii vas voted to recommend that n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

cataio, P. R., febrero q, 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Hacemos con rapidez y a ente.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
bados que I'd. necesite. Y pre-.
cios econ6micos. Visitenos: Puer.
to Rico Ilustrado. Inc. San Tnsk q
Advt,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-22

Ona fidila vsecko. on poslou-
chal a vykonaval ieii rozkazy ja-
ko nejposlusnsisi celedin.>
kdyz pfisli o nsco hospodaf-
stvi, nafikala. jaka to Skoda. Pan
tata j vsak tssil:
ALE, maminko, Skoda je, co
vezme voda!"
Vypukla valka. Selka pfedSi-
tala denns rodins sousedlm
zpravy dosle z bojiste. Vsichni
vzdy doufali, ze valka brzy skon-
ci.
I nemyslete 81, IidiGky, ze ma
tomhlc zGstane, zvolala selka
vestecky. 'Jests ty. tato, pIjdes
a ia tu z1stanu tenn sirotky sa-
NAL"
Ale kan pax by takove dsd-
ky brali. Co pax te to napada!"
utssoval pantata.
A kdyz pozdeii povolani byli
ze vsi starsi zaloznici, selka vice
zanafikala.
ALE vzdyt' tam ieste nejsem,
maminko." branil Sc uz len slabs
hospodaf.
A doslo opravdu j ma neho.
Narukoval selka stala ma "a
hradce pied stavenim a divala Sc
"a MIN.
"Vrat' Sc brzy!'' voIaIa v ST.
zach.
"Vsak la Jim tam dlouho ne
'budu!"
A nebyl tam opravdu dloaho.
lf;krat jen sklonilo Sc slunieko
cd Kostelce do vraskych lesI k
odpocinku. kdyz dostala selka
zpravu Pisku. ably 81 pTiijjela pro
muze.
Veeer. kdyz vsichni vojaci ye-
die sebe ma slams lezici usinaIi.
vypuklo u nsho silenstyi, v kterem
81 bfitvou podfezal kirk q vykrva-
eel.
Vdova sc uz po tfeti nevdala.
Dsh dorosily. statek 81 spravuji
samy. mstka jim radi. Nema
vSak klidneho starrii. Co chvi!i ce-
ka. ze pEijde opet nejake nestesti.
znici ieji posledni stssti = deii
po OF ou mulch.
Julie kfemenovd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-22

Byl tehdy konec srpna. Cely
den bylo neobysejne dusno, slun-
ce nemilosrdns pablo, az Sc
vzduch vlnil mad rozzhavenou pl-
dou.
Mad vrabskymi lesy objevily SC
k veceru nahle mraky rozvadsci.
L iednoho mista rozplazily Sc ry-
chile po celem nebi a "a mimi va
iii Sc husty mrak hukotem We
trem. V nskolika minutach Sc
setmelo. kraiina zplostsla, jak
do nj vitr zadul. mad silnici obie.
vii Sc veliky valec prachu, ryb-
nix vysjlichl nskolika nahlymi VI
mann ma cestu.
A nyni to zacalo. Praskaly
stromy, padaly krovy. Proudly
vod krup lily Sc nebe, iako
kdyz Sc hraze u rybnikI protrh-
nou.
Selka Rehofovs bshala iako
silena po statku. Muz a det by
Ii venku boufi. Jenom mladsin-
ka byla donna. Hospodyne mela
obll6ej uzkosti znetvofeny. ysecka
Sc tfdsla iako zimnici, co chvili
vybihala ma zaprazi, volala zou-
fale muze dsti. ale vzdy Sc
vratila napolo ubita pfivalem krup
a vod, ktere j promocily cd patty
az K hlave.
! Mladsinka zalezla po kolenou
pod kfiz, visici ma zdi a upiate Sc
nan divajic, ztrnula, diane ma u
Sich.
Y tom SC oval ohromny pra-
skot, ktery il odtrhl ruce cd usi.
Obe zeny byly skokem ma dvo-
Re.
Stard stodola Sc sesula. S move
stodoly taskami kryte odletlo pul
stfechy do sousedni zahrady a z
odkryteho mista vyrazil .vysoky
svstly pruh.
"Stazo, hofi2" a hospody-
ne zaryla Sc prsty jako drapy do
mokreho ramene devcete.
"Zaplat' Panbu, panimamo,
ne. To byl prach. co vyletel ze
| stodoly." F."
Zatim dest' pfestaval a boufe
vzdalovaia Sc tax rychle, jak BY
la pfisla.
Zaskfipla vratka soused nesl
ODE male deti v naruci.
"1ady je mate, teta. byly u
mas, mic Sc jim nestalo.
Selka ie popadla.
Zaskfipla vratka = pfinesli
jejiho muze.
Zkrvaceneho. bezducheho.
''Panimamo," povidal znoceny
celedin. "boufe mu neublizila.
ale nekdo vam no ma cekani "a
sifelil
Vdova dals ma miste nestesti
postayit kfiz datem a oyenGila
jej bfectanem. Denne K nsmu
chodila a plakala. az j jednou
odtamtud odnesli polomrtvou ST.
decnim zachvatem.
Hospodafstvi hyhulo. provdaIa
Sc tedy opet a vzala 81 muze hod-
neho veneckem vra SEX kolem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-22
5 ( | K A ;.
(Obrdz z Prdchenska. }

Vdova Rehofova sedaya odpo-
ledne ma zaprazi sveho statku a
vyhfiva ma slunicku otekle nohy.
Neplete puncochy. nespravuie 81
pradlo. jak delavaji stare hospo-
dyns. kdyz Jim dsti dorostou a
zastanou pomalu vsechnu tezkou
praci. Ma pred sebou hejno ho-
lubi a slepic a bavi Sc Tim. ze Jim
kousek po kousku hazi chleba.
ktery jeji vykotlane zuby nemo-
hou rozkousat.
: Dala 81 ma radu svych pisec-
kych pfibuznych vysadit vsechny
pfedni zuby. ale dlouho iich me-
nosila. Tlacily pry j.
Vice vsak nez ty zuby tlacila
j kazda 'moderni vymozenost' !,
jiz pohrdala z hloubi duse sve
hrde vesnicke duse. Potirala
vsechen pokrok tax u6innymi slo-
Wy. ze jeii ctrnactileta sestFenice.
z Pisku. ktera k nj pfijjizdivala ma
prazdniny. citivala Sc strasns DO.
nizenou a pokofenou. &c neni YES
nicankou. ze ie pouhou msStkou.
A proto asi ty falesne zuby zad-
staly Y skleniku. i
Cistota byla il vedlejjssi. Cistils
Ii dcera cylindr u lampy mschas-
kou otocenou papirem nebo hadFi
KEN a prorazila ho, fikavala sell
ka 1smevem: "Lepsi Spinka,
neil dirka, mila davesko. To
mas iako puncochou. Jak Sc
zacnou puncochy prat, trhaii Sc. :
Ia to polim rozumela jako w
borny hospodaf. Z cele ysi pffi-
chazivali k nj ma radu
Msla ctyfi deti. Dive z prvni-
no. Dive z druheho manzelstvi.
Bala Sc o ne: ''Nevim. nevim,
deti, jak vas dochovam. .Jsem
jako para mad hrncem, nestssti
me pronasleduje iedno "a dru-
hym!" nafikala stale plactivym
hlasem.
"Neuzivim vas. dati. neuzivim,
vsichni umfeme hlady." nafikala
"a valky, kdyz dcera pfinesla ma
stIl misu ohromnych jecnych H.
vancG. ktere V mladvch zaludcich
zmizely. ''jjako kdyz da volu ja-
hodu'. Neistarsi syn j utesovaI:
Ale, maminko. ze vas to nemrzi,
stale tax narikat.'
Tim selku jen rozdrazdiI. Roz-
Sc sobe, o sve nest asst
ne minulosti vzpominky takove
ma jeji zdravi pnsobily neblaze.
Obou svych muzu pozbyla ira
gickym zpusobem.
Pryni byl jejim bohem. Polo
mes.sky. polovesnicky krasavec.
Jeho zvetsenou podobiznu omalo-
vanou pasteloyymi barvami rada
ukazoyala a pfl tom yypravovala
sve smutne vzpominky. nehybna
jako socha. Diyala Sc bolestnyy-
ma ocima ma poslouchajiciho, =
nervosne zmolic kulicku chleba
ma Kline.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-22
/ "a CEST OTCOVIJ.
ROM AN.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
- R o NJ A N :

hnuli vselikemu setkani sc, ne.
milemu."
ZACH, budou to tedy veci
straslive, jez budou Sc diti zde
uvnitr?" tazal Sc Dubief, kdyz
vstupovali do letohradku.
"Myslite, ,ze pro mic "a mic
dam vam deset tisic frankd?'
Uvnitr pax dal Thefer zlo.
syndm klice cd letohradku pif.
kazav jim, aby Sc tam ubyto.
vail, otevreli okna a zatopili
"Nanesete sem," dodal, ga.
sobu drivi, hodne sucheho, kite
re rychle hori, hodne louci
zvlaste, a slozite no nekolik
hromad v jedne neb We dvou
mistnostech v pfizemi. v Ra-
gnoletu vsak malo Sc ukazujte.
Pro dfivi sejdete ma druhou
stranu navrsi. Budou-li Sc vas
lide dotazoyati, reknete, ze
jste sluha Prospera Gauchera,
tovarnika vyrobkd chemic-
kych." =
c Prosper Gaucher jsem
ia, rozumejte! - Noe stravite
zde, Ultra rano v IL hodin set
kane Sc pax znovu v restaura
ci Richefea, ma boulevardu
Montparnasse, Potom dozvite
Sc, k cemu vlastne budu sluzeb
vasich potfebovati. Zde dive
ste frankd ma ltraty!"
"Bud'te bez starosti - sta.
he Sc vsechno pc vasi Will"
Thefer vratil Sc do Parize
zlosynove zdstali vsak v leto.
hradku u vetsi jeste nejistote,
nez kdyz je vcera detektiv o.
pustil. "Kdo vlastne je muz
temp" tazali Sc. Jake drama
hrozne ma Sc odehravati ma
teto samote, drama, jehoz
oni mali Sc sucastniti? K ce.
mu ma snesti Sc tolik hofla.
vych latek do letohradku
Proc namlouva muz ten, ze sc
ma v letohradku topiti, kdyz
pocasi neni prave nijak MIRA.
zive?"
Media Sc ii, re sc ma dri-
vim tim letohradek vytapeti
tax dokonale, az by - sho.
fel?' tazal Sc Dubief. "A We
fis, re muz ten jmenuje Sc Pro
sper Gaucher!"
Go mi po tom? Vim jen, re
je to chlapik a re nam zna-
menite plati! Mlzeme MIN
zbohatnouti a to nam staci!
Bylo by ii milejsim byvalo,
kdyby mas byl zatkl?"
Ma to Dubief mic nenamital.
Oba vykonali pax veskere roz-
kazy, jez Jim byl Thefer dial,
snesli zvlaste zasoby paliva do
pfizemi, nacez vecer ulehli s
pravym klidem zlosynuv, KITE
ri mali velmi pohnutou karie-
I'll "a sebou.
Thefer vrativ Sc do Parize,
obstaral nejprve sluzebni "a
lezitosti ma prefekture dal
Sc pax dovezti - nahodou O.
pet fiakrem Petra Lofiota Cis-
10 IL - k vevodovi Jirimu do
ulicc Pot-de-Fer- r-de-Saint-M Mar
eel. Petr Loriot ovsem dobfe
81 povsiml, re jest to tyz dun,
kan veil nedavno v noci taju-
plneho muze, avsak die hlasu
a die mladsi tvafe Theferovy
musil uznati, ze dnesni a dri-
vejsi pasazer jeho neni osoba
jedna a taz.
Mezitim policista zpravil We
vodu krocich svych dodal I:
"Zitra vecer. pane vevodo,