Morning Oregonian., October 19, 1917, Page 11, Image 11

IIE 3IORXING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917.
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MORGANA DAINTY
WINSOME LUCIA
"Lucia Di Lammermoor" and
"Thais" Presented at Pub
lic Auditorium.
TENOR'S VOICE SPARKLES
Sfanucl de Xara Takes Orchestra for
'.Lucia"; Karl Formes Makes
Manly, Resolute Henry Ash
ton; Sextet Well Suns-
striking his watch, carried In his
trousers pocket, a glancing blow, put
the- watch out of commission and tore
his trousers at the waistband, but did
no further injury to him.
The wound bled so freely that Liver
more was about all in when they se
cured medical aid. Had other than a
glancing shot hit the watch he would
have been killed. WIschnofske says
he has hunted deer all his life, but will
dispose of his rifle and quit for keeps,
for the accident has nearly driven him
frantic.
DR. FISHER ON PROGRAMME
Oregon Civic Lcngne to Havo Charge
of Loan Exercises Tomoronv.
The Oregon Civic League will be of
ficially in charge of the flag-raising
"I.UCIA DI I.AMMERMOOR."
CAST.
Henry Ashton Klrl FormM
I-ury Nina Morgana.
Sir Edgar of Ravenawood
- Andrea Arensen
Lord Arthur Bucklaw . .. .Ariside Nerl
Raymond Italo Ficchl
Alii- Viola Robertson
Xorman Arnold Kane
B7 JOSEPH J1ACQUEEX.
Better than ever, is grand opera frh
the Public Auditorium.
There were two opera treats pre
sented yesterday: "Lucia di Lammer
moor" in the afternoon and "Thais"
last night. The La Scala Grand Opera
Company's Visit to this city is an opera
triumph.
In "Lucia," Nina Morgana, made a
sensational hit as Lucia and the con
sensus of opinion is that vocallv, tem
peramentally and physically Morgana
ts tne best Lucia we have ever had.
hcott in the novel "The Bride of
Lammermoor" and Iionizetti, who com
posed the opera, both wrote and planned
the heroine as a dainty, winsome, sen
Umental bit of femininity. . "VVe have
bad grenadier, determined, masculine
women who loudly insisted that they
were ideal Lucias. There was once
an ultra-stout Lucia who waddled as
she walked and who resembled nothing
mo much as a sackful of flour tied in
the middle, but not one of these women
filled the bill.
Morgana Made for Role.
But Morgana, of slight physique. Is an
Ideal Lucia. She is created for the part.
Coming almost unheralded to this city,
she has won it. One or two years
ago Flie narrowly missed in New York
City international fame in grand opera.
The famous llamnierstein told his inti
mate friends, those whom he called his
"cabinet," that he had discovered in
Morgana a Tetrazzini in the making.
He gave her five years to equip . her
self, vocally. But alas! the impresario
got into legal difficulties, his opera
plans went astray and Morgana had to
wait.
This Is why Morgana is known In the
profession as the "llammerstein find"
in prima donna.
he trilled yesterday like a song bird.
She sang with sweetness and volume
up to high K in alt. lier singing in
her middle and upper registers was
even and uniform in clarity,, an
astonishing event in vocalism. She
sang finely the difficult, catchy music
In the madscene, in which her soprano
rivaled the sweetness oft he flute.
Arensen Makes lilt.
Andreas Arensen, the Swedish-Ttus-slan
tenor robusto, made the best Kdgar
heard in this city for years. He has a
big, sparkling voice which he uses with
good taste. Jvarl rorines made a manly,
resolute Henry Ashton and sang mag
nificently. The "Sextet" was famous
ly sung.
Manuel de Lara, the assistant con
ductor, was conductor for "Lucia" and
he was eminently successful. There
were several enthusiastic recalls.
AUXILIARIES ARE GURBED
STATE COVXCIL OF DEFENSE DE
MANDS CO-ORDIXATIOX.
Indorsement to Be Given Organizations
tor Benefit of Soldiers Only After
Committee laea.
"The fftata council of defeny -will
rjthhold hereafter, according to an
nouncement made by Henry L.. Corbett.
chairman. Its approval from all plans
and activities for the benefit of the
soldiers and sailors until the indorse
ment of the commit tee on co-ordination
of societies ban been obtained. In
the case- of statewide movements of
that character, the state council will
ask the newspapers of the state to re
frain from Rrantlns them publicity un
til they receive the sanction of the com
mittee. Bruce Dennis, director of work for
the state council, stated last evening
that organizations or individuals who
contemplate inauurati ng any work or
plan for the welfare of the Army and
avy -units, should apply at Mate head
quarters in. the Northwestern Bank
buildiitK for copies of the information
blank prepared for that purpose. This
information blank contains a series of
ijuestions. the answers to which will be
considered by the committee on co-ordination
in determining whether or not
t he proposition advanced shall receive
the indorsement of the state council.
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SOURCE IS DOUBTED
Geologist Questions Belief Bull
Run Springs From Lake.
COLORING FAILS TO SHOW
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Lycnrgus and Athanaalua Kikes.
Two Greek children, whose
names are an echo from Greek
history, are among the list of
Portland liberty bond investors.
They are Lycurgus. 6 months old,
and Athanasius Kikes, aged 2
years, sons of P. Kikes, 751 Union
avenue. Mr. Kikes bought a $100
bond for each child. One of the
features of the liberty loan cam
paign has been the success
achieved by the Greek colony in
Portland, which has now raised
around $15,000.
ceremony for the liberty loan quota at
noon tomorrow. Later, at the Hotel
Multnomah, Dr. Irving Fisher, noted
economist and member of the Yale fac
ulty, will address the members on "The
liealtn of a -Nation in War-Time.
At the flag-raising. Fifth and Mor
rison streets, in which all members of
the club will participate. Dr. Fisher
will make a. five-minute address. Fife
and drum music by the Sons of Span
ish-American War Veterans will be
furnished. Miss Llolse Hall will sing
one verse of "The Star-Si angled Dan
ner."
COUNTY MAY BUY FAIR
Association at Grcsliam Will Turn
Property Over for $18,000.
GRKSIIAM, Or., Oct. IS. (Special.)
A proposition is before the Board of
County Commissioners of Multnomah
County to purchase the Multnomah
County Fair, which will require a. bud
get appropriation of 118.000. Such pro
cedure is possible according to state
laws, which give County Commission
ers power to purchase, organize, or
maintain county fairs.
Men years ago the Conty Fair Asso
ciation secured a franchise from the
town of Gresham, and also the use of
a piece of property, which has been
used continuously for the fairgrounds
with the understanding that the fair
association purchase the property. This
it has done.
In the event the county takes the
fair, fairs now held In Portland can be
combined with it and it will be possible
to make an exhibit the equal of the
State Fair.
MANY MEN ASK EXEMPTION
Andrew Lablsh, Listed as Deserter.
Buys a Liberty Bond.
CEXTP.ALIA, Wash., Oct. 18. (Spe
cial.) Of 162 draft registrants exam
ined by the Lewis County exemption
ooara to till out the county s draft
quota, only 27 passed the physical ex
amination, who did not claim exemp
tion. apuiKun r.jie, an inaian Jiving
at Aesma, was one or the successful
applicants.
Andrew Labish. who was certified for
service with the first draft quota here,
and failed to respond, reported to Sher
iff Berry yesterday. Labish, who had
been listed as a deserter, said he had
not received notice from the board to
report. He exhibited a receipt for a
$1'00 liberty bond.
Sheriff Berry will go to Camp Lewis
with Labish in an effort to have his
desertion set aside.
Watch Saves Life of Hunter
Watching for Deer.
S. A. I.lverniore, of Xfirbtrc. Shot
TbrouKh Wrlnt by Companion on
Other Mde of Canyon.
NEWEEKG, Or.. Oct. IS. (Special.)
G. A. I.ivermore. a merchant of
this city, lias a. heavy silver case watch
which has saved his life.
Monday he had the closest call In his
life to being killed while deer hunting
Sn Prnton County between Mary's Peak
and Alst-a. in company with his son-in-law.
K. R. Wischnofske. and Jack
Thompson, a merchant of P.lodgett. It
was their third day out. with no deer,
and Thompson started in at the foot of
X.ip canyon while the other two men
made a stand on either side at the
head of tne canyon, where the deer
wero expected to come out over the
hill.
the. deer were there, and one buck
headed straight toward Livermore.
AVihclinofs-ke. who was on the opposite
ide of the canyon, saw the animal for
a moment as it entered an open space,
-tut saw no more of it. When Liver
more climbed onto a big log covered
with dead branches a little farther up
from where the animal was sen.
"Wtschnofske mistook him for the deer
and' fired ' three shots from brs 30-30
line, the third shot taking effect. The
Jjall treat through, his right wrist and.
Boy Scont Council Organized.
ABKRDEEX, Wash.. Oct. 18. (Spe
cial.) Organization of an Aberdeen
Boy Scout council, composed of busi
ness men, has been completed with J.
W. Clark as president: George J. Wolff,
vice-president; E. B. Crary, secretary
treasurer, and P. I. Wise, Scout Master.
Much interest in Scout work has been
aroused here and six troops are being
organized.
Sliedd Pupils Purchase Bond.
SIIEDD. Or., Oct. IS. (Special.)
At a meeting of the student body of
the Shedd High School held last night
the pupils voted to invest their savings,
amounting to $.rt. in a liberty, bond.
Chemical Placed Jn Lake Doesn't
Appear in Bull Hun River Mr.
Dulin Opines Water Comes
From Underground Hake.
After all the years that Portland has
boasted about Bull Run Lake as the
wonderful and picturesque source of
the city's water supply, there now
comes a geologist, one R. S. Dulln. and
questions whether the lake Is the
source of supply.
Mr. Dulin. who is connected with the
Public Works Department, has Just re
turned from a trip to the lake, where
he made experiments to determine the
possibility of regulating the supposed
underground flow from the lake to
Bull Run Ri-er. Mr. Dulin says, after
a study of the rock formations and
the manner In which Bull Run River
rises from the earth a mile or more
from the lake, he leans to the opinion
that the source of supply is really a
vast underground lake somewhere in
the vicinity. Bull Run Lake, he says,
may connect with this underground
lake.
It has been supposed that water
seeps through the bed of a small lagoon
In Bull Run Lake and flows under
ground to the point where the river
rises. A chemical coloring matter
Fluorescln). one part of which will
color millions of parts of water, was
put in Bull Run Lake where the water
is supposed to sink into under
ground passages by Mr. Dulin. For
hours the point where Bull Run River
rises was watched, but no trace was
seen of the coloring.
Another party, working on the ex
periment, will leave for the lake to
day to try it again.
Bull Run River, after rising once
about a mile below Bull Run Lake.
disappears underground again and rises
a mile or so still further down Bull
Run Canyon, where it comes out the
second time the volume is twice as
great as where it first comes out. Mr.
Dulin says this gives weight to his
theory.
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A Tooth Brush
That Will Hold Its Bristles
25c
A tooth, brush that holds its bristles is the one that gives satisfaction. To
provide such a brush to sell at 25c is a real achievement in merchandising. We
have accomplished this by importing brushes direct from France. You may
select from various shapes and sizes. The handles are made from selected
bone; the bristles are high-grade and pure white.
LADS STAR WITNESSES
WATXE HALL A'IJ CHESTER SNOD-
GRASS TESTIFY IN ARSOX TRIAL.
Frank Shildo Identified an One of Tito
Men Seen Leaving House
Before Fire.
Wayne Hall and Chester Snodgrass.
two lads aged 12 and 13 years, respect
ively, were star witnesses for the state
in Circuit Court Judge Morrow's court
yesterday in the arson trial of Frank
Dimarco and Frank Shildo. under In
dictment for burning a rented house at
409 Fast Mill street on the night of
July 14, 1917. and attempting to collect
$2100 insurance on the contents.
The lads testified that as thev were
passing the house shortly before the
fire was discovered they saw two men
come out of the building and hasten
away. They were positive In their
testimony that one of the men had only
one arm. His companion, they swore,
was a shorter man of heavier build.
The defendant, Shildo. is a one-armed
man and was positively identified in
the courtroom by the Hall boy as one
of the two men he saw leave the house
on the night of the fire.
"Do you want this Jury to believe
that statement?" inquired Attornev
Joseph H. Page, of counsel for the de
fendants, of Hall when the lad told of
smelling kerosene as he was passing
the house 15 minutes before the fire
broke out.
"Yes, and I hone thev believ-e
thing else I have told them," retorted
the youthful witness.
Other witnesses for the state vm.r.
day testified that the furniture in the
ouuciing at tne time of the fire was
not worth to exceed $300.
Red Feather
Talcum Pbwder.
15c
Women prefer it for general toilet
use; men like it for after-shaving;
the baby enjoys it because it is soft
and soothing. Popular odors. A
generous size can for We
have other 15c Talcums, too
Mennen'a.
Pond's,
Babcock's,
Colgate's,
Williams'.
Lazelle's.
Med
'ThEfiiwUtrCt
Red Feather Tooth Paste 25c
Has all the necessary virtues
hardens the gums, whitens the teeth,
removes tartar, neutralizes the acid
conditions of the mouth, and checks
tooth decay.
Red Feather Tooth Powder contains the
same elements in another form the price is
the same.
Other Popular Demttf rlceai
Colgate's Tooth Powder. 15
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder,
Revelation Tooth Powder. 25e
Sapo-nol Tooth Powder.
LITTLE CARUSO POPULAR
MUSICAL ACT FEAT CUES XEW
BILL AT HIPPODROME.
Variety Spices Programme, of Six Acts
of Vaudeville nnd Screen Version
or O. Henry Story.
Variety spices the. new bin at
Hippodrome, which opened vesterdnv
afternoon with six acts of vaudeville
nu a aeiigntrui mm version of O
Henry's story. "The Blind Man's Tfnli-
day."
Popular In a marked ?eirr to t im
Caruso and his organization. He is an
Italian tenor and his companv is marie
up of soloists, dancers anil rnnsiciana
who serve as a background of melody
and lively action for the beautiful art
of Little Caruso. The name of the act
is "A Night in Venice." and it is maHe
especially attractive by the bright col
ors and attractive costuming of the
Venetian artists.
Little Caruso's voieo is a full, sweet
tenor, delightful in its high notes. Of
the company. A. D'Arpo has a tine, res
onant baritone, and an attractive' -iT-i
JCatherine Wilen, possesses a beautiful
soprano. These three voices together
blend nicely. Joseph Barton, violinist
par excellence, and a daintv miss who
aptiy namea ilora jov complete n,.
utri mini in act.
i-our natural comedians all of them
ossessmg wen-trained voices of un
WAKE UP FEELING
FRESH AS
Get a 10 Cent Box of
"Cascarets" for Your
Liver and Bowels.
Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing- you ever experienced.
A DAISY
Let Cascarets liven your liver nd clean
your thirty feet of bowels without grip
ing. You will wake up feeling grand.
Your head will be clear, breath, right,
tongue clean, stomach sweet. eyes
bright, step elastic and complexion
rosy they're wonderful. Get a 10-cent
box now at any drug store. Mothers
can safely give a whole Cascaret to
children at any time when they become
cross, feverish, bilious, tongue coated
or constlfateC Cascarets are harmless.
Don't Experiment With Cold Creams
There is no necessity for It. You can always get the old reliable, time
tried favorite The Owl Theatrical Cold Cream.
After exposure to drying winds, burning sun, or dusty roads, this famous
preparation should be used instead of soap and water.
It clears the dust-filled pores, prevents that dreaded roughness, and keeps
the Bkin soft and fresh. A full pound for 60.
Sent postpaid anywhere in the United States.
T Cr. r-Mvl
45 -U CKcy--
.... iw.v
"Ozvl"
Fac Totals
The Manufacturing Division of
The Owl Druff Co. provides the
Chain of 25 Owl Stores with 130
preparations. The sale of some of
the products will give you an idea
of the capacity of this modern
plant. For instance:
The sale of Ameroil will reach
100,000 bottles this year.
This year it will require 60,000
tins (full-pound) of The Owl The
atrical Cold Cream to meet the
ever-increasing demand.
Captain John Orderly's are now
selling at the rate of 150,000 boxes
a year.
40,000 bottles of Owl Corn Paint
are used every year.
The annual sale of Lesley's
Dental Cream has reached 63,000
tubes.
UjCssaalG
"I llljllgj
This orThis. R
Friday and
Saturday Only
A very unusual and important week-end special.
Your choice of two popular lotions at the same bargain
price
The Owl Witch Hazel Cream
or
The Owl Benzoin Cream
14c
The Witch Hazel Cream is a lotion that is favored
by men for after shaving use. It is thoroughly anti
septic and keeps skin smooth and soft.
The Benzoin Cream is a popular preparation for
soothing rough, chapped skin and removing the effects
of sunburn. It produces that soft, velvety feeling.
Choice Friday and Saturday, 14 bottle.
IF GLASSES ARE NECESSARY,
GET THE RIGHT GLASSES
Don't experiment. Don't take chances with the most important of your senses.
THE OWL
OPTICAL SERVICE
It provides everything that is necessary
skill, experience and equipment. There is
no charge for examination.
r5fc
0 D
PICl
GRAINED IVORY NAIL BUFFERS $1.00
The exact buffer is illustrated. The best
grained ivory you can be sure of good
service. Note that the case is included.
The price is very Important you can
not duplicate the value.
Saturday Will Be the Last Day of the Demonstration of
IMPERIAL HEALTH GARMENTS
During the afternoon and evening Mr. A. S. Chernoff, D. D. C. will be in the
window demonstrating the proper method of adjusting these garments.
A P 1 X T
Ameroil Conine
Ameroil is pure parafflne oil,
s I b le degree.
It li a s no
medicinal
value, is not
absorbed into
the s y a t e m.
Ameroil is a
soothing
1 u b r i c ant
nothing more.
BOTTLK FOR
at ton
refined to the highest pos-
Fine Stationery 29c Box
One of the most popular lines in our
big stock the "Patroness" Linen Lawn.
The name reflects the daintiness and
character of the paper. Each box con
tains 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes.
Popular colors buff, pink, blue and
white, of course.
65c
y$kf
2000, A 1333. LXS
BROADWAY AND
E. Struplere, Manager. -
WASHINGTON
Phones: Mar.
Shoe Dusters
15c
A Polishing Mitt that
folds compactly. Lined
with wool fleece. Slips
over the hand and is used
like a brush. Puts the
finish on a shine.
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usual strength are the Orpheus Com
edy Pour, who sprinkle their vocaliz
ing with comedy stunts that call forth
applause.
"The Cutest Little Actors in Vaude
ville" Is the way Arthur Swain has
billed his smart little gang of cats and
rats. Their antics, and especially their
acrohatic adventures and a featured
boxing match between two "cats, evi
dence an amazing sagacity on the part
of the little animals and the careful
training of Mr. Swain.
A trio of pretty maids are the Dixie
Girls, who dress smartly and delight
with their Southern singing. Their
voices are sweet.
Wright and Walker, a pair of joyful
chaps, present an act composed of new
steps in rapid-fire dancing, all of it
nifty and novel.
Closing the bill are the Aerial Eddys,
who thrill with their sensational tra
peze balancing act.
FRED CARESON IS CALLED
Man In Portland Hospital Fails to
Receive Draft Notice.
-
OREGOX CITY", Or.. Oct. 18. (Spe
cial.) Fred Careson. of the Cherry
ville district, discovered Wednesday
that he had been drafted in the first
call for the Army.
When Careson registered lie was em
ployed by a. lumber concern in the
Mount Hood country. He sustained a
fractured leg by falling and was sent to
a Portland hospital. His mail was not
forwarded from his former place of em
ployment and he failed to receii-e his
draft notice.
Lemon Juice v
For Freckles
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try it!
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan -- lion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
ana blemishes disappear and how clear.
soft and white the akin becomes. Yes!
It Is harmless. Adv.
Painless Parker Outlaw
His Confessions
V":
CHAPTER LXI
The dental rol
leKe curriculam
may bare elabo
rate couraen oi
dental "ethics" aa
well aa dental I j&fr
practice, bat It lT7
doesn't Inelatle In ;':7-'-
.tnHlM nf the l.lH aSift"
embryo dentists s-Zl'"
anything about
dental business
methods. The rea
son la t bat den
tistry b e I a k a
"profession, mast
not be vulsrarized
by he I nic made eco
nomical and . one
efficient.
Professional dentistry, and business
dentistry, like oil and crater, are not
MtippoMed to be mixed. It's alKaly un.
ethical.
o, Isn't that Tommy-rat ? In this
rnllarhtened Twentieth Century Isn't It
ridiculous, not to say scandalous, that
dental arraduatea abould be sent out
Into the world to scratch for their
bread and butter, warned aaralnst
adopting? the business methods which
would aot only Increase their useful
ness In the economic world, but would
save dollars aad cents frittered away
la amateurish stupidity f
5 how me one of your old . school
hundred per cent
dentists, waa belong t. the dental
odetlea aad trails alone behind the
ethical bnnd-wacon, and I'll abew
tea. a pathetic boob about money mat
ter, knows nothing about buying hla
materials at fair prleen. knwi noth
Iokt about i-unaanar bin office no an to
get the bent out of the time aad cash
npent, knows nothing aboat entlmat
Ing a dental Job as any other ordinary
human being would estimate a con
tract, known aothlnsT nbont ayntem.
known nothlns: about enlnratnar
him practice through recognised trade
stimulation in brief, la n pitiful
weakling; In a highly organized In
dustrial era.
Ile'a an anachronism this little
waif from the Middle Anea. conceal
ing bin Igaorance of how to take care
of himself by hiding behind the skirts
of old Mother Tradition nnd (iraadma
Utblcn.
o wonder the dental colleges en-
eouraa-e these graduates of theirs to
hurry up and Join the dental societies.
It's their only salvation. These babca
In the woods need some sort of nsy
um like the Dental Trust to shield
them with laws and regulations.
aimed against the public aad aimed to
protect them In an Illegitimate graft.
Otherwise, the wolf of ordinary busi
ness competition would srobble them
up whole. Adv.
(To be continued.)
"fveryPictur
TelsaStory"
Too Much Meat Bad
For the Kidneys
Do you get enougli exercise to need meat two or
three times a day?
Probably not." The meat habit dates back to days
when people lived outdoors and had to have hearty food.
Too much meat puts uric acid in the blood, disorders the
kidneys, causes backache, headaches and dizzy spells and
puts you in danger of gravel, dropsy, heart trouble, and
Bright's disease.
If your kidneys seem weak, lighten the diet and begin
using Doan'a Kidney Pills, the special kidney medicine so
strongly recommended by your own townspeople.
Portland Testimony 4
ft
C. W. Burnett. S33 Lex
ington Ave., says: "The con
stant Jarring of the cars
put my kidneys in bad shape.
Mornings my back was so
stiff and lame I could hard
ly get up. My kidneys were
weak and the secretions
scanty, and that caused me
considerable annoyance.
Every muscle of my back
ached and was sore and 1
was annoyed by specks
floating before my eyes.
Doan's Kidney Pills flushed
the congested kidneys, put
ting them in good order and
then I was all right again."
"Winfred J. "Welsh, carpet
maker, 19S4 K. Stark St..
says: "Being on iny feet
so much weakened my kid
neys and I began to suf
fer with kidney disorder.
At first it was only a
slight pain across the ttmall
of my back, but before long,
however, other symptoms
showed up. ily kidnyes be
gan acting irregularly and
the pains in my back were
so cutting, to bend over was
almost impossible. 1 was in
bad shape when 1 read aootit
Uoan's Kidney 1'ills. One
box of I'oan's strengthen
ed my kidneys and relieved
me of all the trouble."
DOAN'S kiptesy
60c a Box at AH Stores. Fostet-Uuboni Co., Eufftlo, MY. Mff. Ctemutt
id
ft.