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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
MINE IN REGION
 TUSTUMENA LAKE
 RICH BODY OF ORE
WELL KNOWN PROSPECTOR UN. COVERS VALUABLE ORE
 SAMPLE ASSAYS HIGH

J. H. Taylor, who has been spend ing the past two seasons in the Lake Tustumena country, came across the glacier week ago, arriving in Sew ard few days ago. Being more or less reluctant to talk for publica ton, MT. Taylor kindly gave out the fol- lowing to the Seward Gateway.
 In 1923, MT. Taylor discovered deposit of Charcodite, sample of which was sent to a friend in the States, who had check assay made. The assay revealed the ore carried 10 ounces of gold, 1430 ounces of silver and 70.SO per cent of copper.
 It was evident from the assay that the ore body is of high grade, rich enough to pay from the grass roots down. The mine has been named by MT. Taylor, the Mountain Chief mine, and, according to his state ment made to the Seward Gateway, is not for sale. He intends sending samples of his ore to a smelter in the States to ascertain the cost of transportation and treatment charges. Every indication points to the fact that the ore body is large and will develop into fine workable property.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
WAR ON INDECENT" BATHING SUITS AT
 SANTA ANA STARTS

SANTA ANA, Calf, ept. 23.-An drew Wilson, city recorder at Balboa Beach, has declared war on "inde cent bathing suits.''
 "The evolution of the bathing sui has gone too far," declared Judge Wilson.
 T am not old-fashioned, but some of the outfits worn by the sheiks and flappers at Balboat Beach are altogether too scanty."
 The judge has threatened to have offenders of the city's bathing suit regulations brought before him and compelled to buy suits that cover their forms.
 The offending suits will be con- hscated and, as they are usually about large enough to cover small children, will be donated to the Ma sonic children's camp" continued the jurist.
 There will be no distinction be- tween the sexes, and woman offend CTS will be prosecuted the same as the men," he promised.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
NOEL w. SMITH MAKES FIGURES PUBLIC REGARDING
 RAILROAD.
Future Looks Encouraging
Completing of Work Now Under Way Will Reduce Cost of Maintenance and Operation Free Rejected Statements Made to Him.
(From Anchorage Times)

(From Anchorage TimeS)
 The following statement by Noel W Smith, general manager of the Alaska Railroad, setting forth the actual facts regarding the status of government enterprise which has been attacked by Congressman Arthur M Free, of Cali. fornia, in numerous recently published statements has been given to The Times in order that the public may know the true situation.
 The statement follows:
 Congressman Free has seen fit to reject the statements made to him that maintenance and operating costs of the Alaska railroad could be de- creased by the completion of the rail- road and put out diemetrically op- posite statements. For this reason I would like to repeat certain facts stat ed in my speech of Monday last.
 'The earnings of the Alaska rail road for the fiscal year 1924 and 1925 were substantially the same-approxi- mately S900,000. When it is taken in- to account that we had no Mayo ore to move and certain operations such as the dining car service that was con- ducted at loss but which swelled the gross earning, it is seen that business along the line had increased.
 The deficit for 1924 was one mil lion and three-quarters, approximately,
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
Nuka Bay Mill Change Doubles Its Capacity
 Say Recent Arrivals

Due to a recent change made to the lining of the big quartz mill of the Alaska Hills Mines company at Nuka Bay, it is stated that the quan- tity of ore being run thru the mill now, has been doubled. On an av- craze of ten tons was milled previ- ously to the change. It is stated that if necessary, 25 tons day can now be run thru the mill.
 Regarding the recent pick up of the lead, which was lost in a fault for several days, in the lower work ings, it is reported by recent arriv- als from the property, that the new lead is vastly richer than the former vein.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Brunswick Pnonograpns and Re- cords. The Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
ALASKA RAILROAD MANAGER
 ISSUES STATEMENT SHOWING
 FACTS REGARDING SYSTEM

and for 1925 one million and one-quar ter, and a decrease of approximately $500,000 in actual cost of maintenance and operation and this in the face of a wage increase to certain classes of em ployes as great.
 "A decrease in deficit can not be ex- pected this year but there is every req son to believe that if MT. Free dos not rip the rails that the 1926 deficit will be less than the 1925 deficit This is indicated in the results obtained in July when the gross earnings were $111,2 as compared with S85,S43 for July, 1924, an increase of $25,37S, and the expenses were S157,568, or a de- crease of $55,259, or a decreased de- ficit over July, 1924, of $S0,637. So it would seem that maintenance and operation can not only be decreased but are actually being done.
 What may have deceived MT. Free is that we are spending money for completion of the line in addition to what we are spending for maintenance and operation, but this money is be- ing spent in order that regular main tenance and operation costs may be re, duced and the results for the fisca1 year 1925 and for the month of July show that such expenditures are pro- ducing the results expected,
 Until MT. Free injected himself in- to the situation everything looked fav- orable for large expenditure for com pletion of the line next year, and it is hoped his statement of what should be done, will not interfere with next years work
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
Join the Chamber or Commerce,
APPLICATION FOR PATENT United States Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska, September 3, Notice is hereby given that James Wlckersham, of Juneau, Alaska, as signee of Joseph Hommell, and John +. Mullen, has filed in the local land oflce at Anchorage, Alaska, his appli- cation to enter under Sections 23O6 and 23O7 Revised Statutes, Lot 4, Section 50, T. $. R. 13 w. s. M. Serial O6476. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described should file thelr adverse claims within the period or publication, or thirty days thereaf- ter, or they will be barred by the pro- visions of the Statute.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register. First Publication Sept. 19, 1925. Last Publication Oct. 24, 1925.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
cAMPHOR WATER FOR EYES

simple camphor, witchhazel, hydras-
 Nothing has the quick action of tis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One small bottle Lavoptik helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. Aluminium eye cup free Seward Drug Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

The steamer Starr, Captain o. A. Johansen, was scheduled to arrive at Unalaska yesterday, according to a telegram received by the local of- flee.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
SUITS! SUITS! SUITSI

JUST RECEIVED shipment of high class suits direct from New York. l was able to purchase these suits at very low prices which enables me to offer them to you at great bargain.
 JORDANS VALET SERVICE.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

John Rice, of the Alaska Hills Minse company at Nuka Bay, who has been in Seward for few days on business matters, departed for the mine last night on the gasboat Rolfe II.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Charles Hewlett, King Georges barber, is S4 years old and has col lected locks of hair from most of the crowned heads of Europe.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

M Poppoff, Nut ViccaIl and Sam Stajamous, station men on the Sew ard-Kenai cutoff road, have complet- ed their contract and this morning departed for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

SUITS PRESSED from 15 to 20 min- utes with Sanitary Hoffman Press er-Phone Madison 103.
 JORDANS VALET SERVICE.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Ample quantities of fresh water keep farm animals in good condition.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Join Urbach's Circulating Library. 15c to read late book. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13

Hand embroidered and Hemmed Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs, in white and
colors. Crepe de chine, georgette and
chiffon handkerchiefs in printed color
ings, colored wolfe handkerchiefS with
embroidered net edge, novelty linen
handkerchiefs with scalloped net edge
and plain white initiated handkerchiefs.
PaIais RoyaI-Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
ny SAM GR0FF

GHRisTMAS Is Christmas,
whether your skin Is black.
brown. rcd or white. Down at tho
postotfiec they're proving that all
the worlds akin at Christmas time.
They're saying it with postal
money orders
over IN ice.clad Norway. some
white haired mother viii have a
merry Christmas because n stalwurt
young fellow IN Seattle didn't FOR.
get. The same story viii be re.
peatcd all over tho globe,
A green and red sign at the for
eign money order window az tho
post office calmly offers this start.
ling advice 20 the world al large.
send en- Hilsntng med pustanvis,
niEs
And a rotund lady steps TO tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
EVICT CHILDREN
' FROM COURT
AIIeue Father Sold Beer to
Fatal "Iazz" Party

Fearing an effort 10 "fiN' the
nry vah sympathy JudEe }. T.
Ronald had six children Of tho de-
PENDANT removed from Tho COURT
nom Thursday when H. T. Brown
,f Kennydalo went ON trial eharsed
with being a iointlst
Brown is accused Of havlns sold
,,,er 10 two boys and two girls who
later. on October 8, wero found
nsphyxiated In the Washington hotel
az Rcntor,
when Judge Ronald had the chill
dr.n removed, he allowed Mrs.
Brown to occupy seat beside her
husband,
Testimony OF Deputy Sheriffs Joe
Hun and Ed hughes showed that
Clarence Holmes, brother OF one OF
The boys asphxiayod, had boush'
beer at Browns home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Color of Skin Means
Nothing at YuLetide
Seattle's Prosperity Spreads Cheer to Far
Corners of Earth by Money Orders

window, points 90 the sign and
waEs fyo fingers under tho nose Of
II, J, Ferguson. tho clerk She lays
down So and accepts The paper IA
return.
ITS not an easy Job" comments
Ferguson ''rhry talk every Ian,
guage known, and ! don't
ITS hard 10 tell 'om apart, They
all look tho same, because they're
all smiling, It's tho Christmas spir,
q They don't send much about
81 as "A rule just a remembrance
10 the old folks.
The Scandinavian send their
money order and send It themselves
by mail A big foreigner came
hack AFTER Christmas last year and
demanded to know why His folks In
tho old country hadn't received any
money!
I'VE found he hadn't mailed tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Jaws Grocer Has
$4,000 Income

Asking the court Tor share OF
her husbands annual income, csti-
mated az 1000. May A. Watson,
1871 18th ave. started suit for d.
vorce late Thursday from Henry {.
Watson. grocer.
She alleges cruelty and abandon
ment on November "a. She asks s2o0
monthly temporary alimony. 5000
suit money. $500 attorney fees and
Judgment OF 5000 as her share
OF the business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Children Kidnapped;
No Ransom Is Asked

RIO pE IANElEo, Dec 4 Num-
crous mysterious disappearance of
children between tho ages OF . and
5 years have tcrroriErd Brazil no
case has yet como 10 light where
hadnupcw have asked ranHama for
their victims wild stories q the
nee the k.dnopers are putting their
victims 10 have created terror in
nearly every family hero and IN
Sac laulu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Lusty Baby
tOCeIebrate
Anniversary

just ! ycs old but what n baby
Reservations arc pouring in for
places az Tho olympic Hotel ami
yernary dinner 90 b. held Saturday
evening az ratio that bids fair 10
equal tho opening banquet last year.
Manager W. T. Taylor Jfa 10 ar
ranging special entertainment for
tho gueala from tho finest talent
that can be obtained
The majority Of the trustees will
DO az ono table, while others will
accompany private parties Follow
Ing the recent announcement " the
financial success Of the Community
Hotel corporation The affair Is
bound 20 be something In tho ma
turc Of "A jubilee for all Seattle.
Nothing Is more urtsomo than
someone who Is trying 10 be inter.
eatlnE instead Of interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
BUILDING SHOWS
BIG GAINS
Eluht Cities on Cast Issue
Permits Over a Million

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee, Eight
cities OF the Pacific coast issued
building permits in November In eN'
cess Of million dollars. one more
than in the same month % 1888, altho
total building lost 100000 IN cities
reporting to the United Press today
The leading cities are as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

money order thinking that the gov,
crumeut had sent tho money. lie
stiu had tho order In his pocket"
Thirteen different languages IN
signs posted about the walls at tho
postoffice carry the same greeting
20 foreigners wishing 90 send
Christmas money back home"
Scattlc'a prosperity ~ spreading
good cheer in practically every
country OF the earth, For Christ.
mas is Christmas, and all hearts
beat as one. whether they're under
skins OF white, black. red or brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Learn 90 read good people and
you viii find them even more in
trrrating than reading good books.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-17
Right Here Is the Christmas
Headquarters for 'Kerchiefs

Thousands and thousands for you to choose from.
Handkerchiefs from every market in the world.
Handkerchefs to please every woman. 1t is ct
Joske's that you'll find the smartest the nobbiest
and the newest in handkerchefs at the lowest
prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-17
Only Two
Days Left
To SolVe Yon,
Beauty Problems

A direct representative Of DOR
DTHY GRAY, the famous beauty
specialist, Mrs. Grace Eilers. IS
here in our Toilet Articles De-
pertinent. and will help you cor
rect and solve any beauty prob
lem you have.
Mrs. Eilers will show you how
20 overcome the ''tell-tale" places
where age shows first on the face.
Come. learn how 10 look youthful.
JOSKE's STREET FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-17
Buy Your
Xmas Cards

right here. There are cards for
everyone you are planning to send
them TO. They express the very
sentiments you wish 10 say. Don't
buy elsewhere until you have seen
the cards we are offering.
JOSKE'S STREET FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-17

No. 30. Our Turkish. plain
white toga sets, edged with
special tape in white, hello.
gold and red. Set consists Of
towel, nit and bath room slip
pers. For men $500, and for
women $3.50.
No. 40. Our POmpeiian fine
Iuality Turkish toweling, in
pin stripes, gold, hello, blue
and pink. Set consists Of nit,
-owei and slippers. $500.
No. 20. 4 Roman set, made
# fine quality Turkish towel
ng in stripes Of blue. hello.
gold and pink. Consists Il
rne nit and bath room slip
'ers and towel. $3.50.
.JOgEE'S ST
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-17

Here is something different 10 remember your
Trends with Tins Christmas. There are sizes
for men, women and children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
8Mn ii
NONo1N10S9Gz$S!&s2Hy
o1o24 y MA Service Inc. MllS


"He spoiled my whole career she
said. my whole life. was sue.
r,ssful singer "a favored chorus Eir,
Ms dancing Was greatly admired and
I planned Go become "a Professional
dancer rather than a singur0 an
actress ! had n fine opportunity Zoe
advancement. aud was about Go ac-
crpt another and better posite than
the ono / then had, when Nm, az
Douglas RASuor's invitation, uu "a
midnight ride ia his car. Ito drove
thc machine himself "a swim road.
strr, and when NC were on long
lonely stretch ug road, tate al night,
that man She paused "a moment,
CHANGING at Mrs, Ryuor aud then.
AZ a nod from the detective, she went
on. "that man tried TO throw mo out
90 the ear"
Incredible murmurtd pohbins,
Yes. h0 did. Eva Turner ryitcr-
ated. "ho save mo push, and 1
should have fallen out. but that
grabbed the side ~ the car I also
grabbed az hts arm, and that threS
the steering gVar uskrN suppose
FOR the car sworycd. and upset and
va both landed In a ,,0sh hy tho side
OF the read tie escaped without sryi.
Gus injury but my leg Was broken ln
two places, and I could never dance
again I could wink ull right ulth.
put q limp but I couldn't take "a
dancing step pf course. I couldn't
walk until after three months IN tho
hospital, and then three mnrr or rg,
cooperation at homo, Aud Mr. RhyuoT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
LETTER EXON SALLY AIliEh
Ton 70 BEE S0MMEIis,
fpNJINIIn

aWharH the joke asked Sir. John
Alden Prescott in hts Etaicl.csi puri,
taniraI manner lie made ma think
VI his mother aud laughed harder
than ever. but knowing Doc should
navs q rsw things explained 20 MN,
I ald.
II am laughing 600 YOU
pf. course YOU know how man
FatN 10 he laughed at tic was fmi.
Gus nj ~ O
II rtaiig can't understand, Mr5.
AtFerton. be- remarked coldlr, Just
wby you should think Il funny when
+ ask you 10 dine with mc. ! am
EHcly"
Il don't think il ir funny ] think
ID IL utterly and blltantly stupid,
can you imagine anything more
ridiculous than Tor you and mo 10 60
out to dinner together tonight
lie drew himself up and tried 10
look thru me-hc r. tall and good
looking and cultingly said 1 tail
TO understand you"
II don't expect you do. When YOU
arc angry YOU forget everything else,
even the English language
But sou went out to dinner with
me in Albany" 10 demonstrated.
THAT was an entirely different
proposition. You nrc we'll known in
Albany You have lived there prnc'
tlcallv all your life. Most people
knew your yagarics. You did not
hold such a responsible position. It
was also known that I was "A friend
OF your wire'E. Here the eyes Of the
whole steel trade are upon you.
do you think for one moment
That you could get away with any.
thing Of this kind without great cen.
surc2
THE fact that your wife Is out Of
town trying 60 recover from her re-
cent bereavement has been in nll tho
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
"Oh said JOHNNY Sieesp "do u.s. please, for being
IN DotT ROOM
He GOBLIN HIDES IN BED

Hes just fun OF mischief"
"Oh. dear said snitcher Snatch
That's better. Much better"
why should you care SO much?"
asked Nick,
"a don't care" said snttcher
Snatch. "a goblin more or less Is
nothing to mo. Aud what was his
complexion ikc7'
Just about like yours, too" snId
Johnny Sweep looking at tho open
rouge pot on tho dressing table
only not quite so red"
And what was his hair llkc7'
well" said Johnny mot a bit
like yours"
At that snitchcr Snatch sncczed
again. And his hair flew off aud his
glasses flew off before he could catch
them. There was, no use pretending
any longer.
lie made one spring over the foot
Of the bed md bounced up the chin.
ney before the Twins could get their
breath
Go lie Continued
Copyright. 1884. n u. A. Service, Ino,)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
in your ROOM"

'Sh. whispered Nancy. There
isn't anybody here but little bit Of
an old lady in bed. She's sound
asleep, 10 don't wake her up"
Nick and Johnny Sweep walked
over and had good look. won
der where snitcher Snatch iH"e5saia
Johnny Sweep. Il was perfectly sure
! saw him come down this chimney
and there's no place else for It 10 30
but right into this room"
Maybe he's somewhere else in the
house" said Nick.
Maybe" said Johnny Sweep WISE
ly, and maybe not" q
Now tho little old lady in bed vac
really Snitqaer Snatch. tho bad little
goblin. whShad dressed himself all
UP. lilo had put a lot OF powder on
his nose, too.
suddenly some OF the powder got
zip his nose and he went acho0,
achoo. 80 hard that his glasses would
certainly have jumped off II he had
not made grab for them with both
hands.
oh said Johnny Sweep. DO
excuse us. please, for being in your
room. We are looking for goblin
by the name of snitcher Snatch. Did
you see him."
please excuse me for staying IN
bed" begged snitcher Snatch with
out answering Johnny's question.
but you sec 1 usually rest at this
time every day"
what did your-er- goblin look
likc2" he asked.
WELL said Johnny Sweep. "Hc
had long nosc-about as long as
yours, ] should say"
"oh. DEAR said the little old Indy,
I mean said the goblin. "Ifov hand
some he must be! And what were his
eyes likeT'
About tho same as yours,
should ay," said Johnny Sweep.
without the glaFsos'
"oh, dcar" said Snitchcr Snatch
sauirming. isn't It strange that a
horrible goblin looks so much like
me"
'ls .sn't horriblcp said Nancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

a (.
never caHi- near me never semi me
a line Of sympathy or encouragement
merely sent hIs secltiag coz some
man q business, to learn % my prog
rcss and 10 pay the bills"
You felt rrvcngegH Tor ail this"
pobblns asked. mildly
Did ~ Eva Turner'S Dyes blaned
Il wanted 20 Kin him wanted TO
put him 10 death By some slow. lin.
ErFing torture that would make him
feel "a lithe OF the grief and despair
that l suffered
Tho only thing fslt could take
up was nursing. During my stay Ia
the hospital. l became Interested in
that. and the nurses met there
were kind and helpful, So. wh4g I
was able ! took ms training antie.
came a graduate nurse"
And al ths time your heart was
full % revenge toward Mr.. Euynor!"
the detective inquired.
Yes. but SAW no way % crafty
t. In fact, as the years went hy.
and | grew older. I rather forgot ms
hatred Of him-and became absorbed
in my work. Then. one day. BY
chance. I came across-t heard
thru another nurse. that Mr.. Ilaynor
wanted a diet.tiAh. That Is one Of
my specialize. and as I thought
about old times. all my hatred Of the
man came back to ms-all ms AMI
mostly revived. and / conceived n
diabolieal plan OF coming here 10 be
his dietitian ~ and poisoning him
while | prepared his food"
"Cold-blooded prcmeditaiion. then. +"
fes--I suppos so--but Il didn't
seem 10 mo murder-it didn't even
seem wrong II seemed only justice
toward the man who had wronged
me. who had wrecked my ufe-who
had tried 20 murder me, Right or
wrong-,hat Is what Eacame 20
Flower Acres determined 20 do"
Miss Turner sat bolt upright in her
chair.
And 50 you poisoned him. Nan
said. slowly. looking at Eva Turner.
Did he know it,
I'm not sure. think he sus-
pccted II. That was why no gave me
a large sum OF money-in securities
If I would go away from here"
He kneW who you were, them"
Dobbins asked
Not at first. But I revealed my
self 10 him--and then he was fright.
eued. He begged me- pleaded with
me 20 go AWAY. But that was my
revsnge-to see him crlngo and
crawl. I'm not sure IDEALLY meant
10 kill him-I don't know. | wanted
10 have him iU-suffering- fright
ened-and then. II my revenge be-
came perhaps:I should have
stopped the poison"
Continued In Our Next Issue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

stop and think what tho sight o.
you and % rcd-haircd vixen like me
dining and dancing together while all
tho cgy knows your wife Is EricyiuE.
Think what effect that would have
upon your rIyssa IN business, who
arc more or less Jealous Of your great
luck
"tfni ! never cared FOR Leslle's sis.
ar why should pretend to
gTrycTT
"rhat haH nothing TO DO with this
Gaze" gouE fiippantly. "aH Poo Bah
would have g."
- didn't know you cou:a sing" he
said. changing the subicct@
to-. they tell me / sing very well.
But this Is not the time for singing.
Surely you must understand that you
Owe something 10 your new position
n not 20 either Leslie or me. To be
seen out with you now would ruin
my reputation. break up my friend.
ship with Leslie and hurt her dread.
fully.
"Nouc Of these things do ! want -
His HiRhncsg was SO angry he
could not speak. so he stalksd out Of
thr room and slammed tho door
Copyright 1884. y. 4. A. Service, Incl
mi.