Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 16, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN PAllJl DEMOCRAT.
atriti>.\v. November it;, loiL.^j
mm duly democrat
SHERMAN, TEXAS,
what e\i:'ii:its (i\i:d\ei:s wi>
<►•!< H\I!DISTS VKE OWING.
Rerenily Mir lir-motrai ) >111»1 i - h**d
0. O. & E. C. HtWTh.'i, Fubllghers.
The Ilallv Democrat is the official
newspaper of the City of Sherman
and publishes all legal notices.
Subscription: 50 cents per month.
15.00 per year In advance.
The Weekly Democrat 1b publish-
ed on Thursday. $1.00 per year. It
in the big county seat newspaper.
Dallas Office—307 Juanita Bldg.
Phone Main 4880. F. A. Wynne,
special representative.
sonic comment* on a circular ism ,ii +
Mall subscribers changing loca-
tion should give their former ad-
dress as well as the new one. Sub-
scribers served by city carriers will
please assist the management In
rendering good service by making
complaints about Irregularities and
omissions.
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THE DEMOCRAT EXTENDS
( .uii’mliilalioiis to:
Timothy Dwight, former president
of aYle I'nlvei-sity. si year#
old i today. -*
llenrv (i. Davis, democratic can
date for vice president in
Ifibl, .vi years old today.
I.cmuel II Murlin. president <>;
Boston I'nivet-sity. 51 years
old today.
Maj. <!en. William \V Wother-
spooti, 1'. S. A . f.2 years old
today.
by Hie l 'liitcd .Siiitcs Dfjiai tnient o'
Agriculture on the killing of migra-
tory birds, in which it was shown
that the slaughtering, of the# - hir .*
Inc caused the fa'iner* milch In'-:
on account of insect-,■ whi- ft seem l-i
he increasing a'l the lime.
<'mumeining on this same hull.*-
i n. W T llnrnaduy lias made some
figures on the loss sus'ainei
l h i oiigiimit i lie entire country m
farmer*, garilm rs and on hanli.-t- h\
n-ti-an of tlm-e ills1.'Is. Tec fiv-
Ur.-; arc truly appalling. Mr 11 or ti n
day i- a Missouri orchard 1st. wa"
writes uni-ii for the press Amour
other thin as he says:
TIi" codling moth ami i,tniti"i
apie lusts i is: us about $.V2.>e.-
mm a ear for spraying ’operaiious.
and i I 2 .(• on.mi a year in shrmkage
of in I no in t lie apple i ropi
I'lo- eliilu h tillg w heal pc-:
- nine’illu s’( osts ns $ 2".mm nan a
year.
"Tin* I II- toll i o’! weevil i'ists 1 i ‘
cotton (('allters $2e."<m,m,e ; yen
Th > tree insert pc -ts 1 o-d t!*,
ualtoM $ i on.mm.nun a year
"T!i'- g-asshoppers, ml wnrius,
army worms, wire worms, ieiif hop-
pern and other insects cost.- the tin
tion annual1,v millions more than
can be counted sepai'aiely: bet the
lot a I lor all Ins-cl p->sts is $l2ll,mm-
uoo. Vow. have we not pal I thi-
price about long i noujh ?
"The value of tlie* bird* dc-troveT
as 'game' and fo 'food’ s not iji|u»'i
lo 1-1 nii of the value they would
save to national wealth if p •rmitie i
to live. Regarding the slaughter of
our birds. I lie increase of insect pests
rill: I'l o' *1*1.1—' II1IM V|
d'o lie 'bjvc’-'mr Woodrow
anil Colon, i Theodor" itimsev ! :
Part s of oiir hi: ii' i'OTii i-:h p r.i i:
ons'history a"-- foj lie- i ii I'o np at io a ')
oil’ of no aid of j- f ■ ’ I ‘
ft- lier, - -u ,an si h-e| I ho.-<■ p i r’ - a
you leisure
'V Idle : ill- 11 • oil-able i', - i} wa
i.ravelitlg a, ouinl I I'm em.liii - >' wit
his 'inner cxrcUctiry in his p-i’.V
car. the Honorable Pat drivitr
around tin- third w;:d in his |i-.n
waami. 'Tims >’ an-- s that tin-.-
a re i wo I.- o: : i n Tovas and o:
a re from Sin rma n a nd ho' ii a r • oil
the n-oiir i ain v arii ' y nnrs
to a fig ht. Wiin is t in i he -v -1 I
not s-i.v • that j he -1 • 111 f - A i > ('■•,-i l was j
cm a fact in' in ml'om Tim.-.-, i *.-1
and a hall m i 11 ions mas - a - h - • j
l h 1 eohi-iel or i h-a! in.- dal mu h■ ■: ■. J
to do what 111- 11 *• m-.»ei ar ■■ !.;m !)-'*::(
- tiling to do for f’ftv wum- h- eai' j
j n p the repp hi i- a n pc r! y ' If : in r
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Would You Like
Some
01 This $1000?
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are any d-mlits on in- s
I O • w hat I lie I linin' -I III" I'lr'i s • i r:
til- sutljee' In U h I e, no ■ aid nth- L
l.here.ii I he no r <" 111 • i: 111 pany
name by . if I cca h.-lp if.-
This is history pa n '> made.
Cut you ask i,11- where di i i c
I i o noi aide Pat get int-i 111 i - hi.-c-iry
gameWhy s’u idv i'i--*'ii-k- <1 -i
w 11 Ii I lie 111mo rn ble Teeid an ! t :i
Colonel liaiely showing for his dm-'
and wnen he w"igh"d in In- i-im.
sin to the i; '-on....... vop-rs lor
governor and t In- anvi-i-rmr him
seif, gi-p! h 'Cell . -! » Un| -II i 1 1 IV !.....
Texas stood at Malt ininre7 if no
ii"id hack Do von inicd w!u-r--
Cra.'son eouaty Texas, si-md at
II () usd on in t In- al e ecun ent ion " ! la
you mini wheie Die :!rd ward or
Si'ermau st-io,. in the (iray-im eoiri
ty fight'.’ .Vow there you are look-
ing down the line. M no is th -: -
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We uill (isstribute $10i)0 cash in prizes on December 20Jii.
(ietting a share of it isn’t hard. Von may be the one to cap-
ture a prize ol S5100, if you’ll iry. We want women and girls
fo do llieir best on cake, candy and bulge, ami lo send
in their specimens. Don’t think lor a minute that you
can’t bake good enough cake or make good enough candy
or fudge. You can. Cio in and win. You have 98 chances in
your favor. You will stand a fine chance ot winning some
extra Christmas money and at She same time help make the
Christinas season brighter for ?hc poor ot New Orleans;
lor all cake, candy and fudge sen! in will he distributed
amongst the needy during ( hristmas
week.
Oislfibutvri ux follows:
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l*t prize sum.mi
-ml prize ...... 50.00
Hril prl/e . . 25.00
Next 5 S10 . 50.(11)
1!2 (It S5 110.(10
THIS DATE l\ IHSTOHY.
Vovcinlicr 111.
1702
1 770
Edwanl Hyde. Lord Carn-
hury, appointed governor of
New York and New Jersey by
Queen Anne.
- Eot t Washington. on the
Hudson, captured by th-
British, with 2mm pirsoner-t.
1 s 11 -John Tiriglu. famous Englimt
statesman, horn. Died
27. 1 8 8 fl.
1 846—Cracow annexed by Austria
1 864 Hen. Shernmn began ltis
march from Atlanta to the
sea.
1SS!) • Brazilian monarcliy over-
throw anti republic establish-
ed.
and the losses iliev inflict upon of I'v>'(> wit! not sn\ dial in that tiV-mo
the great niass of the A’perit^in jieo- j ’ai'-1' i-gln itt liiul tainou : ward th
pie are soun I asli-t p. The s’ttiai io't .* tionora-ih* . at did not properiv li e
is illogical, absurd and intolerable ^ 1 up nml -ci the It, voi'-s n-'ti-v-ar
As reasoning lie'ngs it is our du->
%P
to take hold of Mils sub|eet lik-‘ men.
stop the abuse, stop the 'disgra -e
ard avoid some of the loss."
If the figures given are correct.
II is high time that drastic meas
uI'es are taken in the premises.
"CHEW, ( DEW. TO MAKE IIEl!
(id; < HI W. t lll-'.W. TOHA1 ('(!!"
you to (house whose -cni'-cs 'wt
gvv.ttesl hi the nation.’
And wlia.l does tin* Honoraiile I’ t
«, r, say on the sulijerl of breaking no
' ' 11 s'ourl and Kansas Farmer, are pas- j the republit an parly. "Me to: p-e - j
master at -herinan or i.-lse I want o
\s a vu’ - w.* art* "agin" smoking
; ml eliewing loliact o. but if t lie* re-
sults hKited at in Hie followinr eal-
to proclaim for Wilson? Now Hon
look up Hie line*. Had not Host* I *1 I
> Ohs -ie 'll piiiperly rjm\ Hie fain,ms. |
Ji'd would have be,'for anot-ic: j
the now forgotten Harmon and]
Hr.'.on's strident tones would have'
bet i hushed at Houston and t!.-■ j
t wan song would have been snug
by Texas ai ILHiimore.
1 on have here tin- pie!are of ,*r’'1
Mighty', I.you who did ami fit ■
Hoiinhiv l.yon who didn'i airl ilj( fo"
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1*1 prize . 8100.00
L’ntl prize..... SO.*
•Ird prize .... 25.00
Kent 5 SIO . . 50.00
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Is the very besf syrup lor making
cakes, candies and fudge. Nothing
can fake its place because nothing is
so good. Y’elva is great on unifies, muffins and griddle
cakes, and makes biscuits and fritters twice as good. All
grocers sell Velva with Ihe KLD LABEL. Ten cents up,
according fo size. Be sure fo send for the free book of
Velva Recipes. It may help you win.
CONDITIONS OF CONTEST
Any woman or ijirl can enter fills con-
W h| except f>rolc»MioiiHl c*k* ur.d candy
makers.
Success ingjiniallv measured by
Hie dollar mark, buf xve believe the
most successful men are the ones
who have been ab’e to do the tilings
they most desired to do, whether
they became ricli thereby or not.
(Ireenville got the midwinter meet
ing of the Texas Corn Growers' as-
sociation. the dates being January
p. id and 11. Sherman has had this
organization and also the swipe
breeders, and can truly attest that
to hold the convention in any city
will result in great good for the-sur-
rounding country, Greenville i* *r
Ik* congratulated.
Van Alstyne is to have a Funnel s
Institute Nov. 2b and 27. and ha#
arranged an elaborate program for
the occasion. To make the event
more than usually interesting ther*
will be a display of farm products,
poultry, live stock and other tliingc
of interest, to farmers and a liberal
premium lisi lias been arranged. AH
who can should attend this event.
Mayor Henry A. Finch and Com-
missioners Sain M&fusic and Joe
Barnes of McKinney, who bate lied
visiting about the country looking
over municipal impiovements. have
returned home. They report favor-
ably on conditions in Sherman, and
especially were they pleased with
the water department. They were
also higitly pleased with Bonham,
and the manner in which Hint city
is going forward
Colonel Edward Burr, assistant to
I' ii ii ed States chief engineer. bar
been spending a few days In Dailai.
and now announces that the na'ina-
'Ion of Trinity river is entire’;,- feas-
ible. We have always .iceii of the
wuiie opinion, provided the creek is
bUS out considerable and some water
be put In it, and this is the ref-
illing suggested by the engineer. Gp
right ahead with the. good work.
sauri and Kansas Farmers, are poe
silile. we ale willing to shut our ey.s
while the other fellow spits, anyway.
Here is the paragraph referred to:
‘In Decemliir. Congressman R:nr-
ton Warburton proposes to intro-
duce a bill for national highways t j
(toss every slate at a cost of yjii.cuc i
to $25,000 a mil'. The expense is to]
lie met by restoring tin* 1 s7!* rev -|
be k'ng of Ireland."
A’.! hats off to both the l.vons fo" j
the part t :cy \ laye l in ni' inn u - ;
Woodrow.
!’I!II’K I AM'.
t liicf (''latter for liohinson Engi.:-*
Company.
A GUEAT BI'lLDl.Nt; F.VU.M
when its foundation is undermined
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Vrl»aa
All rakes, tiulgcs caiulirs, «!c.. nmsl
Imv4’ byrup n* one ol the ingri diruiN.
ssuiplr will hr «rrrptcd nnl< •» markrd
“Velva Syrup l ont« *.?.**
lAkcti Miuiili L» lo i»« arcompsnlfd by
th*- iiumi and uddri KN ol Ihr Hi nder, u
copy of lh»* rt*c»|v<* usrd and ll*«- label
from !!»«’ mu ol »yr»*|i lived in tin* rrripe.
l »vh roiitrstant must %itbinil u Nimipli* <»l
vniuly or enke wrlublng not lrs« than
onc-ball ponnfl ami as iriucli nuirr as
they wish.
C anlrr-hints uiny use env rrcipr they
wish. We siroHUly ndviwr each con-
t« stmil to write h»r Ihe Velva recipe
hook if surel> prove helpful.
Any roiifeslunl may ruler hoffi rake,
lodge and cuntly contests, submitting
nol less llutn on«'-linlt pound of cacli and
be eligible to win u prize for eac h.
All sain pies submit ted will be diafrib-
ufe«1 auiong flic poor ot New Orleans
fiist before < inlslmo'*.
te-,,
aa
All samples must be received by ns
during the week beginning flee. Slf*
and ending Dec. I4lli,lkl2, when Ihe
c«»ntesfl closes al 0 I*. M., a,nd no
Names ol prize wirm« rs will be pub-
lished shortly alter pricesure awarded.
Address all packagea “Velva *yrap
C on test.** cure of Peniek A Ford, ltd.,
New Orleans, La.
PEN1CK & FOKD, Ltd., New Orleans, La.
title tux on tobacco. Tills would biit'g- i ai"1 'lu' foundation ol heal III
$80,11......... addition'll revemi** t1Rno<l dies.ion -is ai-ackml. t|iH--k
year and would pav for all Ihe rotes j ‘ollaps.) IoI'.owb On the first sign-
ill four or five years. The bill „j;i <>’ iml'g'sHon. Dr. Kings New I.if-
call for a 8ixt«iQn-foot roalwav. wit!; , 1 *fl s‘lou^* tnm* . ihe
concrete base and'asphalt or vit. iiD ’ ! stoniiw-h and regulate liver, kulne.'-'
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brick surface. Mr. Warburton figur «
That the tax on a lu-cent cigar would
he only .:! of I cent and would not
be noticeable as the (tgar could be
proportionately reduced in size."
Here is hoping that Senator Wat
burton is successful In his efforts to
pass the bill, and that it may heroin -
a law A pave., highway across the
country would be bettor for-the peo-
ple than a railroad across th * conn
nent, and if we can get it by taxing
'tobacco, snuff and cigars, by alt
means let s have it.
and bowels. Pleasant, easy, sale ant i
only 27 cents at Lnnkford-Ki itt) j
Drug Co. Adv ilA-w
Car liny on hack. $!2.7o ton i
while it lasts. Bussey iA- Co. Ad., j
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fade 0cn*s a first-Class
Stove Man
FIT THE MOUTH
LIKE
KISSES *
Phone us your order
Bussey iff- Co. Adv.
for coal.
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this vn .f.sT11 im; rill) \\.
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f ord Oeiiiniiti.
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I! you have any kind of repairing we tan fix as good as
iiPiv. (ali
'ST \ \ lll’ATTEitS" SWEPT
Ol CIlMatEsS.
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I iLL5NG!!Vl FURNITURE CO.
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Kisses are the
Nicest Things
\vc know anything ci
liout and when we sav
llnit onr candies "lil
the mouth like kisses,"
it is a I>road assertion
Traveling men will be glad to
learn that, the railroads have a green
/tn restore the interchangeable mil *-
age system, beginning Jan. 1, 1 :> 1 A.
For Up! past few mouths, in order to
get the benefit of reduced rates,
drummers had to invest more money
than It often falls to the lot of man
fo possess at one and the same tinta
We rejoice with the drummers: they
deserve all they get
President-elect Woodrow Wilson
has an pounced that au extra session
of congress will be called in, April, at
which time It ts expected Hie demo-
crat? will get down to the work of
redeeming campaign p’edge*. The
ttolUiciaus have been pretty busy
baud ing out advice and sounding
warnings sine# the election, but we
ioflk for the new administration to
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(he people, regardless!
One important result of the elec-
tion says Hie Baltimore Evening
Sun, is tit at progressives will con-
trol both branches of congress.
Nearly ail the Old Guard left after
the 1S11i charge have been swept
out.
Among the missing, according to
our Baltimore contemporary, are:
Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois, for
ten ydars "Czar" of the house.
John Dnlzell of Pennsylvania, a
standby of the high -protectionists.
William Ii. McKinley of Illinois.
Taft's manager in the campaign for
nomination, and for yars chairman
of the republican congressional
committee.
"Cy" Sullnway of New Hampshire,
chief of the pension grabbers.
Frank D. Currier of New Hamp-j
shire.
Fbemzer J. Hill of Connecticut.
John J. Gardner of New Jersey.
Sereno E. Payne and James I! ,
Mann will be lonely in Hie house
In the senate. Crane of Massachu-
setts, Cullom of Illinois. Bailey of
Texas, Wesley Jones ol Washing-
ton. Curtis of Kansas, Guggenheim
cf Colorado and Newell Sanders, the
eld politician appointed from Ten-
nessee to succeed Taylor, will re-
tire. giving place to men of more
progressive principles. Bob Pen-
rose is probably serving his last
term as senator from Pennsylvania
Democratic control will automatic-
ally remove him from leadership.
Only Gallitiger, Warren, Smoot and
Lodge are left of the powerful group
that ill the days of Aldrich dominat-
ed the senate.
When 'some of us .pointed out
that the Aemrlcau people would not
stand for the BourUonism of Can-
non and Aldrich, we had our full
share of ridicule. But results have
vindicated the prophecy; “staiid-
patism" is now relegated. Of
course it will appear again and
take on strength only to be over-
thrown by an indignant people.
Otherwise free Institutions could not
survive.—Waco Times-He raid.
Lord Denman, governor general
and coniniander-in-chief of the Com-
monwealth <if Australia, was h >rn
Nov. Di. I s7 I. Ili.sgre.it grandfather
was for many years one of the most
eelelitated of the Lore's Chief Jus-
tice of England. When 2" years oi l
Lord Denman su< ( ceded his great-
uncle in the title, lb* was educated
for Hie army at the Koval Military
College at Sandhurst, and srrw-J in
the war in South Africa as rajita n
commanding a squanrou ol Impel U
Yeomanry. In l!Mt:t Lord Denman
married Miss Gertrude May Pearson, j
only daughter of Lord Cowdray. tin'
well nown contractor am- financier.
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ed in onr tte-.v store. This counti r will contain all articles
as Dried Fruits, Coffee Beans. Nuts ami etc. and will keep
i absolutely dost and. moil-'1 proof. We*invite an inspection
nr store whieti we are conducting in a strictly sanitary man-
full and get our prlci s aid you will then give us an i.nler.
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vor, purity and daintiness and yon will not lie
disappointed in any of
Our Delicious Confecfions
kViiHkmlicr our prices ard no (creator
often pay on 1 lie commonest kind.
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To W. \Y:
Will you call arid explain to me
(confidentially I or write full .-
(anonymously If you prefer) what
you know; about. father's where-
aliouts t«i
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Hair Came Out by Handfuls. .Head
Itched So Nearly Scratched Skin
Off, Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured. Hair Now Thick.
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tHO2 Reynolds Sc :!4lh St , Saxannah, Ga. j
—“My head began to get sore and all I
around the edges got white with the disease |
until I was quite scared. I thought all !
my hair would drop out. It came out by 1
handfuls, and my bead itched so 1 nearly I
scratched the skin oil. It was full of dan- j
dritfT w hich showed plainly lu my hair.
"I also had trouble with my hand, ft |
peeled every time X put it In water, and
it was soSbadly disfigured that everybody
noticed it and asked me what it was. It
was red, and burned awfully. My mother
tried several things hut they were unsuc-
cessful.' and it seemed as if nothing did it
any good until I started to use Cuticura
Noap and Ointment. I washed my hair
with file Cuticura Soap anil applied the
Cuticura Ointment afterward. It had
lasted aliout four weeks, but then it started
getting well and my hair stopped falling
completely. Non- it is cured. My hair
is now nire and thick and is growing to a
nice length. Ians of people tell me how
thick my hair is getting. 1 also used the
Cuticura Soap and ointntenk, for iny hand
and completely cured it.” 1 (.Signed) Mix,
Buttle M. Jones, Nov. S, laid.
A trihgle liot frath wlth Cylticura Soap ami
a gentle anointing with Outicura Oi^tmem,'
are oftoti stifttclont to elf ord. Immediate relief
in the most distressing cages of skin ami
scalp diseases when all else fails. Bold
throughout the world. XJberal sample A<f
each mailed free, witli :i2-p. Hkln Hook Ail-
(lress post-card "Cuticura. Dept.T, Boston.
88Tendcr-fais’d iticn slnmiil use Cnllcura
Boap Bhaving BUcki ivn. B&tnplo freo.
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IN GOLD, SILVER AND
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c.i’i1 to lie seen here nOvelliea that
an: ex.|ii:#iie in design, masterfully
execivji.eil ami of Hie very finest qnjU
iiy Hiroimhoul. A few of tluku:
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above are here and all are |inost
moderately priced.
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Nice Little Lady and
Black Eye Peas
EXCELLENT FOR TABLE USE
The Texas Seed Breeding Farms
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Toilet Exquisites
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In Parisian Ivory
\'iiiii(.v Boxes, I’eifunio Itollles, Co mbs, Brushes, Mirrors.I
Hale I lore i vers, l*u ff Boxes, I’mvihT Bines, Buie Fill and Hill Fiiil
Holders, Nail Buffers, I'iles, Itnisbcs, Tnli'Uin Boxes and many
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