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eosial happenings, intended for
publication In the society depart
ment of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not later
than 0 o'clock p. m., Friday of
each week. (Exceptions will be
allowed only In casos where
events occur lator than the tlmo
mentioned.) , .
IlItlUGK.
WJoy got mo Into a Bridge gnmo and
hour uftor hour I Bat
ASrosn from a dlgnlflod lady (nud n
Brldgo Whist shark at that)
I played In my finest manner (which
isn't n thing to boast),
But tho glaro of my angry partnor
was souring mo to n toast;
For flho know all tho rulos of play
ing tho nbsoluto rigid dope,
Aifp thought mo a porfoct ninny, a
person beyond all hope,
For Brldgo was a sorlous business, a
vital affair of fato,
Ami whonovor I mado an error I was
guilty of crimes of stato.
Now, I'm fond of a llttlo card gamo
nud tlcklod to doath to play,
But when I am looking for study I'll
got It another way,
Far I am n frivolous porson when
rocroatlon I scok,
And I hato (o sit In nllouco and pon
dor my hand a wcok,
Atfd frown of n wrathful partnor dis
orders my brand of gamo
Anil tho stnllo of martyred mookness
displeases ma Just tho same,
And If I must spend my leisure away
from frivolity
I'll uso It studying Sanscrit but nix
on tho Brldgo for mol
O
THE paHtor of tho Baptist church
which John I), ltockofollor at
tends when ho Ih In Olovoland,
0 says Nlxola Smith, has put forth
Homo rules of conduct for mnrrlod
xmon which ho calls "Don'ts for Hub
bjinilH" nnd which uro guaranteed to
contain tho Bolutlon of tho dlvorco
evil and tho method for the painless
pursuit of perfection which (theoret
ically unyhow) all men aro seeking.
This new code of conduct for Iiub
i bntids Is dlvldod Into ton prohlbl-
tlons or "don'tH" which wo will con
nldor In order:
"Don't forgot your wlfo wunts to
bo lovod as much attor murrlago ns
boforo."
Sho doos want to bo lovod, un
doubtedly, but If you hnvo to tie a
knot In your pocket handkerchief In
ordor that you mny not forgot tho
nunlvoi-Hary of your wuildlng or your
wife's birthday, don't, think that sho
-will bo docolvod uh to tho Bpontnn
olty of your nffoctlon or your gift.
In love the stupidest woman In tho
world Is a wizard of perception and
umlorHtnndlng compared with tho
iiinHt Htihtlo nud HoiiRltlvo mnu.
lu tho Intorests of her own hnppt
mors flhe mny docolvo hersolf iib to
tho (Uinllty nnd forvor of a man'B
dovotlon, but tho man can not do
colvo her. women have not been
HDoclallslB In lovo for ton thousand
yaurH without learning far moro of
Its nature and Ills than over comes to
tho makeshift knowledge, tho sinut-
itorlug experimentation or the gonor
. l prnctltlonor. man.
Many women protond to he foolod
' by w.irmod over affections, but thero
Isn't one that doesn't know whon
.nho'fl uettlng an emotional rochnufro
The husband who roally loves his
wlfo doesn't need clorlcal reminders
to toll hor of It. Tho cold storago
vnrloty of lovo doesn't fool hor n
minute, though -moro's tho pity
uho hasn't always tho courage to
jiinko It known.
Mr. Rockefeller's pastor doos not
develop any groat Insight Into tho
feminine character In Ills second rule
for huBtmmls.
"Don't arrange for your second
mnrriaue before your Ilrst wife Is
olther ileail or dlvorcotl,"
No man over arranged a. murrlago
--his own or another's, It Is pre
sumed that tho hnldor of a first
mortgage on a man's heart Is sutll-
clently alive to hor Interests to see
that ho doesn't give a second till
hor ilulins aro nut lulled,
A wife owes hor husband the pro
tection man's universally changing
affections nocossltato IIlco tho pres
ident of tho Unltod States, she Is
able to succeod herself or name her
uuccossor.
And she doesn't, need a steam rol
lor, either, to enforce her claim.
"Don't compel your wife to osk
for ' cent overy time she needs one,"
Is tho third rulo for husband.
I don't agree with this, After all,
sho ought to do something to earn
tho money.
"Don't expect your wife to work
fourteen hours a day whllo you work
only eight."
This Is outrageous. No woman
should he expected to do nil her shop
ping an I lunching and bridge play
ing and going In fourteen hours.
"Don't enrry nil your religion In
your wlfo's nnmo."
That's the best place for It Then
tlioho ghastly crodltors Life and
Bxpoiletuo can't take It nwny from
you. You'll liavo something to con
sole you In your old age and you
won't be nfrnld to dlo.
"Dou't lot tho nolghbors pity your
chlldrou because you aro their fath
er" I dou't see how anyone who has
passed tho primary grado of exper
ience can Indorse this remark. Lot
tho n dghbors pity anybody they
THE COOS BAY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TONIGHT.
Coos Bay Concert Band danco
Mrs. A. B. Adolsporgor,
Brldgo Lunchoon.
SUNDAY
Coos Bay Concert Band, con-
cert nt City Park.
MONDAY
C. I. E. Club with Miss Edith
Hlldonbrand.
TUESDAY
Enstorn Stnr social session
Slstors of Bothany with Mrs.
P. A. Sandborg.
WEDNESDAY
Norwegian Luthornn Young
Pooplo's Society, social
Jolly Dozen with Mrs. J.
Brockmlllor.
Brldgo Club with MrB. W. T.
Morchant.
THURSDAY
A. N. W. with Mrs. E. 0.
Flanagan.
Social Sowing Club with Mrs.
Rhodes.
Cordiality Club with Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. B. Campboll.
Ladles of St. Monica's bazaar
FRIDAY
Ladlos' Art Club with Mrs.
W.- B Curtis.
Catholic Ladlos Fair.
SATURDAY
Modern Woodmou ot Amorlca
danco.
Catholic Ladles ball and ba-
znar.
havo tlmo and Inclination to pity
you can't stop thorn.
"Porfoct lovo enstoth out fear," wo
havo been tpld. But fear castoth out
lovo iib well and of nil forms of
fear tho lowest and tho moBt fntal
in Its consoquontcB Is tho drond of
what tho neighbors will suy.
Just think what a load would bo
lifted from tho world Ifi wo all stop
ped worrying about whother tho
nolghbors will pity tho children or
not nnd yot tho pity of tho neigh
bors Iiob a certain bnromotrlc vnluo.
If they didn't pity our offspring wo
might havo no monns of .assuring
ourselves that wo wore bringing
them up proporly.
"Don't gossip mon should not
encroach on a woman's prlvllogo."
This error mny bo pardoned. Men
don't gossip to clergymen. Tholr gos
sip Is not of that sort.
Women do. But tho gossip of wo
mon concerns mainly tho mlsdo
moanora of llfo. A mnn seldom
thinks of mentioning that his frlond
has boon guilty of anything less
than a capital crlmo.
Iltlt If you bollovo what ho says
about another whon ho gets roally
confidential and ho Is most con
fidential whon ho Is warning a wo
man against nnothor man you will
wonder why ho doesn't toll his trou
bles to tho pollco station Instead of
to you.
"Don't try to run a 40 horsopowor
automobile on n I horsopowor sal
ttry." This Is splendid ndvlco. But It
strikes nt tho basic principles of our
social llfo. Fow Americans would,
find llfo worth living without its
pretenses.
"Don't livo boyond your monns
or according to your moanness."
This scorns to bo tho same ns num
ber nine.
"Don't forgot tho host logacy you
can leave your family Is tho memory
of n good husband and a kind fath
or." This Is truo, but wo will all moot
our opltaphs soon enough, Wo mny
have to dlo to got them, but wo
don't havo to llvo to desorvo thorn.
Our families need moro time, and
less money from tholr husbandB nnd
fathers -moro lovo and small and
moro romoto logaclos,
o
MAY-DAY BREAKFAST
Tho nine-thirty Mny-dny breakfast
given Wednesday by Mrs. F. K.
aettlns nt hor homo In South Mnrsh
flold In honor of hor ststor, Mrs. W.
A. Hold, was a triumph of beauty
and art. Rooms nnd halls woro de
corated with rhododendrons and apple-blossoms
and brnnches of feather
hnckloberry, and In tho bronkfnst
room tho walls euclosod a fairy bow
er of pluk nnd white in lengths
and bows of pink Illusion. Ribbon
wrapped hooks from tho hidden coil
ing droppod pink ropos to tho tables
whoro nt each place stood tho daint
iest of favors lavender May-baskets
over-flowing with fragrant apple
blossoms, A Inrgor pink and sllvor
baskot. drooping lilncs from lis brim,
formed tho ' contro ploco of tho
charming display. Some of tho 11
I luslon effects woro so artistic that
' It was hinted they wero obtained
from tho East or porhaps from
abroad. Tho dnlnty tables wero
waited on by three whlto-cappod
mnlds, whlto gowned with chorry
colorod ribbons, Mrs. Efllo Fnrrlnger,
Miss Agnes Hutcheson and Miss Eve
lyn Andorson. Plnco cards woro
lavender and pink tinted baskets.
Faors wero laid for only four at
the tnblo of honor rt which Mrs.
Hold sat, nnd tho guests woro re
quired to draw from, n ribbon lottery
to determine to whom tho favors
should fall. Mrs. F, G. Hortou, by
drawing ono of tho three marked
streamers, was chosen queen of tho
May, whllo Mrs. F. M. Parsons and
Mrs. Dorsoy Kreltzer woro mado
I
TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
PERSONAL notices ot tlsltors
In the. city, or of Coos Bay peopla
who visit in othor oltlos. together
with, notices of social affairs, ar
gladly received In tho social do
partmont. Tolephono 1S3. No
tices of club mootlnca will bo pub
lished and secretaries aro kindly
requested to furnish sams.
rcspoctlvoly first and second maids
of honor. hus completing tho royal
bonrd. A boautlful May baskot was
won by Mrs. J. T. Sullivan ns first
prizo at Brldgo, whllo Mrs. S. C.
Small was awarded tho consolation
favor. Among tho guests Invited
woro Mrs. W. A. Reld, Mrs. C. A.
Sohlbredo, Mrs. Eugono O'Connoll,
Mrs. A. L. Ilousoworth, Mrs. Dorsoy
Kroltzor, Mrs. J. T. Sullivan of Ban
don, Mrs. L. C. Soronson of Bandon,
Mrs. A. II. Powors, Mrs. F. G. Hor
ton, Mrs. A. T. Haines, Mrs. W. S.
Nicholson, Mrs. J. W. Bonnott, Mrs.
D. C. Greono, Mrs. Wm. Horsfall, Jr.,
Mrs. M. O. Horton, Mrs. F. B. Haguo,
Mrs. J. Albort Matson. Mrs. E. Mln
gim, Mrs. Wm. Dungan, Mrs. W. F.
Mlllor, Mrs. A. Rnlpho O'Brlon, Mrs.
J. T. Hnrrlgnn, Mrs. E. F. Morrlssoy,
Mrs. A. E. Noff, Mrs. W. F. McEl
downoy, Mrs. 8. C. Small, Mrs. II. S.
Towor, Mrs. Wm. Grimes, Mrs. J. S.
Coko, Mrs. E. K. Jones, Mrs. T. C.
Russoll of Beaver Hill, Mrs. F. M.
Parsons, Mrs. E. W. Knramoror, Mrs.
D. Y. Stafford, Mrs. E. E. Straw, Mrs.
C. F. McKnlght, Mrs. E. S. Bargolt,
Mrs. F. W. Greonough of Bnndon,
Mrs. S. C. Endlcott of Bandon. Mrs.
T?m, Fnrrlnirnr. MIhr O'Brien. MlsSCS
Nora Towor, Agnes Hutcheson, Evo-
lyn Anderson nnu uorn iuao aioni
goraory.
- 1UCCIPE SHOWER
Miss Charlotto Murch was guest
of honor nt a dainty roclpo shower
given by Miss Mnmlo Mahonoy Tues
day nftornoon. Bostdcs tho Brldgo
nt which Mra. Willis Konnody won
tho prlzo, a lovely bouquet of carna
tions, tho lunchoon tnblo furnished
tho chlof attraction. A gny llttlo
May pole stood In tho contor stretch
ing ribbon stronmora to tho tablo
whoro at oach placo was n minia
ture Mny basket. Tio shower was
In tho form of a bouquot of npplo
blossoms nbout which, like snowy
butterflies, fluttered tho foldod re
clpos. Tho whole tnblo with Its flor
al decorations nnd menu of pink nud
whlto wnB vory protty nnd offectlvo
Among Miss Mnhonoy's invited
guests woro Miss Charlotto Murch,
Mrs, E. MtngUB, Miss Ednn Lowls,
Mrs. M. C. Mnlonoy, Mrs. W. II. Ken
nody, Mrs. Geo. F. Murch, Mrs. Toz
or, Mrs. J. T. McCormnc, Mrs. F. M.
Parsons, Miss Evolyn Andorson, Miss
Agnes Hutcheson, Miss Roso Stein
nnd Miss Allco Butler.
bridge luncheon
Mrs. A. E. Adolsporgor Is enter
taining this nftornoon nt lunchoon
nnd olovon tables of Brldgo. Rho
dodendrons decorate ono room, whllo
forget-me-nots nud othor dnlnty blue
flowors sot tho koy-noto of bluo for
tho othor. Tho luncheon tables aro
vory pretty with small May-baskets
filled with nuts as favors. Bnskeis
of bluo nnd yellow with appropriate
flowors dock somo of tho tables; pink
nnd green othors; nnd Invondor nnd
whlto tho rest. Tho favors aro tloJ
with lllles-of-tho-valloy nnd forgot-mo-nots
nnd baby ribbon of tho same
hue, nnd colored ribbon bows stretch
from thorn to tho contres of tho ta
bles whoro stand Inrgor May bnskots
as centre-pieces. Mrs. Adolsporgor
is assisted In serving by Miss Char
lotto Murch, Mrs, E, M, Barry and
Mrs. W. II. Kennedy. Among hor
guests nro Mesdamos C. K. Perry, S.
C, Small, Chns. Van Duyn, A. L.
Marker. Mnttle Tozor. It. K. Booth,
II. S. Towor, E. S. Bargolt, F. M.
ParsouB, J. T. Harrlgan, C. R. Peck,
A. E. Noff, W. A. Toyo, B. M. Barry,
L. G. Johnson of Myrtlo Point, J.
O. Stemmlor of Myrtlo Point, A. II.
Powors, Ward M. Bluko, G, F.
Murch. II. H. Davis, W. F. Mlllor. A.
B. Campbell, O. S. Torroy, Franklin
Birch. C. F. McKnlght, W. S. Nichol
son, L. W. Trnvor, F. G. Horton,
John Hanson, W. F. McEldowney, A.
L. Butz, A. T, Hnlncs, Dorsoy Krolt
zor, W. II. Konnody, E. B. Straw, G.
W. Kaufman, Eugono Crosthwult,
P. A. Sandb'org, 0. W. Tower, F. A.
Tledgon, A. Rnlpho O'Brien, M. C.
Mnlonoy, F. B. I.eofo, Enrl Downing,
W. N. Ekblnd. J. W. Bennett. A. L,
Ilousoworth, D. Y. Stafford. Win.
Scott. Jr., D. C. Vaughan, C. F. Me
George. B, F. Morrlssoy, D. C,
Oreeno, Claudo Nnsburg, 1. S'. Kauf
man. F. E. Hague. W. A. Reld. R.
T. Street, C. F. Hoffman, Robert
B. Browning, S, D. Harpor, J. Suth
erland. W. H. Perkins, Esthor Con
vorse. L. W. Holmberg, B. W. Olson,
David Nelson, Anson Rogers, N.
Itnsmusson, and L. Doblo, and Misses
Ada McConnoll, Cora Mao Montgom
ery, Charlotte Murch, Agues Hutche
son and Evolyn Audorson.
0
LODGE RECEPTION
Tuesday evening at tho Finnish
Hall the Royal Neighbors of North
Bond were guests of honor nt a re
ception and banquet given them by
their sister order, tho Marshfield
Royal Neighbors. On tho reception
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1912-
commltteo woro Mrs. E. E. Kolly,
Mrs. C. II. Wnltor, nnd Mrs. A. Z.
Downs. Tho hall and dining-room,
whoro tho banquet was held, woro
charmingly decorated with rhododen
drons and hill greens. Prior to tho
banquet a program Prepared by tho
ontortalnmont commlttoo, Miss Slgna
Larson, Miss Esthor Nelson, Mrs.
Galo, nnd Chas. Knox, nnd presided
over by tho oraclo, Mrs. C. II. La
Chapollo, was woll rondored nnd was
grontly onjoyod by tho audience. Tho
program follows:
DU0t piano nnd Mandolin . . . .
Miss Esthor Nolson and MIsb Slg
na Larson.
Reading Mrs. A. Z. Downs
Whistling Solo ....Irmond Carlson
Rocltntlon Mnrgnrct Lund
Piano Solo Howard Kolly
ttocitatlon Myrtle Nelson
Piano Solo Kuth Hong and
Recitation Wllma "iBlan
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. E. Kelly
Piano Solo Esthor Su Ilvnn
Bonding Miss Inez Bnldw n
llecltntton Mnb10,1 f "!
Reading Mrs. E. E. Kolly
UomnrkB Mr. Starr, tho
Woodmnn Deputy
Following tho program enmo tho
big bnnquot and a social hour with
music and chnt. Tho refreshment
commlttoo numborcd three, Mrs. 0.
O. Lund, Mrs. G. N. Bolt nnd Mrs.
Chns. La Chapollo. Among thoso
prosont woro Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Craig, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Andrews, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. II. Chapollo, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. O.
Lund, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Hong
land, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Olson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Gnlo, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wm. Hydon, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. La
Chapollo, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wnlter,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thon. J. Scnifo, Mr.
and Mrs. G. N. Bolt, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chns. La Chapollo, Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Kolly, MosdnmoB Mnrgnret La
Chapollo, J. Winifred Bnscom, Roso
Wolllng, A. J. Carlson, Irwin Nel
son, J. B. Jacobs, Hattlo C. Cousins,
Mario Llvongood, JnmoB A. Nnglo,
Helen Baldwin, E. W. Sulllvnn, Wnr
mr v nirrnn. i.nurn Iliniinlirov. A.
H. McKny, 8. J. Immol. Messrs. A. I
L. Ilousoworth, Jolin ii. Starr, uuy
C. Luttln, F. McDonnld, Fred E. HIIJ,
0. J. Knox, Bnrtlott Knox, Leo La
Chapollo, Rub. S. F. V. Nasburg, and
CIiob. Skorltt, MIssob Ellon A. Ogren,
Esthor Nolson, Slgna Larson. Per-
Yooir Wife amdl Yoimr Sweetheart
Are the Best Jundlges of
Youir Clothes
A man who forgets this losos money, lor he does not got full value
for his cl( thos cost. Briny your wife or your sweetheart or your
sister in here and let her see ijou in a soft front roll lapel hiyh vest
Stcin-Bloch Spring "Standard" Sack Suit. We are one of tho
few clothing dealers in this town who can risk such an invitation.
Try on today.
WALK-OVER
P'AMOrs U1W
Magmas
EVEWIWG EDITIOM-
trudo Scalfo, Vivian Craig, Esthor
Sullivan, Margarot Lund, Ruby Pit
man, Myrtlo Nolson, Anna Downs,
Bontrko Carlson, Wilmn Hongland,
Ruth Hongland, GlndyB Dlmont,
Julia Olson, Inoz Baldwin, Mabol
Crnlg, Ada Clawson, Joy Hill, Myrlo
Gordlor, Eugonln Nool.Lllllnn Thor
wold and Lucy Thorwnld; MnBtors
Eugene Kolly, Byron Crnlg, Irmond
Carlson, Geo. A. Graham, W. Hill,
Howard Kolly, Homer Craig and
Duncan Scalfo.
DEM0RE8T CONTESTS
.
Thursday ovoning, May 9, bIx boys
from tho Marshflold High School nnd
Grammnr Grades will contest for tho
Domorost sllvor modal as part of tho
program propnrod by tho Marshflold
W. C. T. U. Tho following boyB will
tako part in this progrnra, tho second
of tho sorlcs Inaugurated by tho W.
C T. U.: Loo Byorly, Leslie Isaac
son, Hnrvoy Walter, Horace Rnhs
kopf, Chester iBnacson nnd Arthur
Kolstnd. Mrs. Robeccn Luso-Stump
Is In chargo of tho program nnd Is
training tho contestants In delivery.
Tho Domorost sllvor modnt contost
that waB ropoatod In North Bond
Inst night under tho direction or Mrs.
Rebecca Stump resulted In victory
for Miss Evolyn Lnngworthy. All
of tho orations woro prnlso-worthy
nnd It wns only nfter hesitation that
tho Judges' doclslon wns given to
Miss Lnngworthy. Tho Judges woro
Mrs. Cnvnnaugh, Prof. J. F. Grubbs,
and Miss Josophlno Grlllln. A num
bor of Marshflold pcoplo nttondod.
" ,
DANCES
Tho Mnrshflold Lodgo of ElkB Is
nrrnnglng for a big ball In cplobra
tlon of Ub fourth anniversary. Tho
ball will bo on or nbout Juno 20.
It Is plnnnod to havo tho momborB
nttend In tholr unlfdrniB nnd tho
music will probably bo furnlshod by
tho full band. Thoro Ib Bomo tnlk
of giving n donco boforo that dnto,
but this Is rather Indoflnlto.
Among tho ElkB who hnvo ordorod
special uniforms nnd signified their
Intention of attending tho Grand
Lodgo mooting nt Portlnnd nro tjio
following: C. B. Gilbert. R. II.
S40.00
HOES THAT SATISFY
(trni
'That's our Motto"
And do you know to "Make-
CJood" that short sentence
requires the strictest atten
tion to all details of shoo
buying.
To live up to that thought
we buy shoes that havo by
merit won the confidence of
the public and no other make
has done this as the kind we
carrv.
and UAXXAN SHOES-FOB MlilN
CROSS SHOES for WOMEN
& Matsoim
Rosa, II. J. McDIarmhJnrl
nor, A. T. Haines, J w60,',11-
E. Hullnir. Til nl L J' ? Mill,, ?
aD.McAVthurrrF
Y .Stafford, Join, 3,2 H?
goltTTn: Powers, WJX
.3,.H,A.Welli.nLEH
rum, Frank Grant, Mn in
Dan Mnlonoy, F. m ti Ml!
ji...
W. 0. Swain, M. j. Vi
Mnrhoffor, W. RosX"'
Fish, J. P. cox, P. N ni
L. Dorgman, Hugh McUln fe
dron, R. J. Montgomery 'i?,0
a-ILKVloVllVrMii'M
Pointer, W. H. KcnS V'1
Keating, J. j. KroB?'
, iiiiuiiiuers, ";
Tho Bastsldo Social and i.v, ,
Club la planning f, . i.:"VAttl
social tlmo In Its club rZ'$
ovoning. Numerous wltiffii
been Issued. ,uy1Uom
Tho last of tho sorlcs ol mw,
dances bolng given at thinSS
Hull by tho Moclnrn W-V"?1
s-.r i b"
Thn nnnnlinll Tlnnnni ,--
Inat Saturday at tho Eagle.' M,l
vory successful and largely iCIj
wnrlftnir nvunnonn 11.-... -
" ''"""-g mo wan).
Tho Coos Bay Concert Band in
glvo u danco tonight at th, Ev
Hnll nnd nro planning to tn -tt
outfits nu IML'tUU laejDltlrl.
0
Tho North Bend TonnljClibM
n vory pleasant dance hit SattS
nvnnlnir In Nnrlli Hon,! it,.
of which nro to go toward ls
Ing tho courts nnd buying nevtv
niont. A good many peop! attttW
but tho crowd that wit expecUi
iruui iMurniiuum uiu noiCOOtt
0
Tho soml-monthly dances tittn
bolng given by tho Marshfield Di
Ing Club will bo varied to delay &
I f1 tll.Arl mk ns. It
w'""utu ua yn .
.i.
and the