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BARHETT AND LANE
RUN INTHE FIFTH
MoCook and Halting Men Ar Can
didate! for Republican Dis
trict Delegates.
HANSEN FOR MOOSE GOVERNOR
(From a Staff Corespondent.)
IJNCOLN. March L (Special.) Infor
mation comet to IJncoln that the repub
licans in th. Fifth district are studiously
at work securing- signaturea to numerotui
petitions for the purpos. of placing the
names of A. Barnett of McCook and C. C.
In. of Hastings a candidates for the
republloan district delegates to the na
tional oonrenllon.
The, two gentlemen have selected
(Trank A. Dean of Holdrege and Daniel
Oaxber of Red Cloud, respectively, as
their alternate. f
Mr. Barnett is a lumberman and has
been associated with developments In
western Nebraska and Is a good roads
booster, while his alternate-is a banker
t Holdrege.
Mr. Lane Is president of the Exchange
National bank of Hastings and one of the I
leaders In the movement to get the re-
publicans together. Daniel Oarber. his j
alternate. Is a well-known republican, not
only of that district, but of the state,
llaasen for Governor.
Candidates for state office on the bull
moose ticket are beginning to put In an
appearance, and today flllnas were re
ceived at the secretary of state's office
for governor, and treasurer.
Jamea K. Hansen of Fremont sends in
a filing for the bull moose nomination
for governor.
W. C. Crooks of Lincoln would like to
be state treasurer from ' a bull moose
standpoint.
Other filings were E. C. Newland of
Holdrege, who files for the state senate
on the republican ticket from the Twenty
first district, composed of the counties of
rh.lpa, Oonper, Furnas and Harlan, rep
resented In the last two sessions by Jack
Grace of Mascot,
Nrbl. for Klector.
Colonel Henry Clay Richmond of
Omaha, after performing a Job aa general
engineer at the legislative league banquet
last week that puts him in the class with !
jimonico, Waldorf-Astoria, Tobaeco and
a few others of great reputations as ban
quet englneera, appeared at the state
house this morning in the role of official
booater for Sophua Neble for presidential
elector.
Among the names of well-known patri
ots, scholars and statesmen on the pe
tition are .James C. Dahlman, Arthur
Mullen and BJehard I Metcalfe, ao It Is
rldent that Colonel Neble has been able
to mix the aheep with the goats and get
wy with It successfully,. and wiU prob
ably land all right, thanks to the excel-
work of his suave and Cheeter
fleldlan friend and neighbor. Colonel
Usury CSay Richmond.
Mrs. Underdown
Again Sues Railroad
:. for Thirty Thousand
' ; FATRBTJRT, Neb.. March 1. (Special.)
-A $30,000 death elalm case against the
; Burlington railroad was' filed with the
.Jerk of the district court here Tuesday
by Mrs. Delia Underdown of Reynolds,
.'Keb. This Is the second appearance of
this case Into court. Less than a year
ago ft was filed by former Adjutant Gen
eral John C Hartigan and oame up for
the preliminary skirmish November 8, 191 1,
, before Judge L. M. Pemberton. He
ordered the case transferred to the United
Btates fedral court at IJncoln. Four
months have elapsed and the federal court
has decided the case belongs In the dis
trict court at Falrbury.
William C. Underdown was killed by a
fast Burlington train en route to Omaha
near the yards at Ashland. Neb.. De
cember 14, 1M4. He was employed as, a
aborer and while working on the tracks
With a work train he stepped in front
of a passenger train. The attorneys al
leged that the passenger train approached
at an excessive rate of speed without any
warning; also that the deceased's vision
was obscured by the escaping stoam from
an old and defective worktrain locomo
tive. Mrs, Underdown avas appointed admin
istratrix for the estate May 11, 116. Bhe
alleges that she and her four children
have been deprived of the maintenance
and support of ths husband and father
and has been damaged to the amount of
tao.ooo.
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County
BEATRICE, Neb., March 1. (Special.)
The second annual banquet of Mt. Her
rnon Commandery No T, Knights Tem
plar, was held last evening at the Pad-,
dock hotel, there being about 100 sir
knights and their wives ln attendance.
Kir Knight 8. C. Smith was the toast
master, and those responding were Sir
Knights U. O. Brown of Omaha, N. P.
Patterson, Mrs. C. A. Spellman. Miss
Katherlne Webb of thla city and Rev. J,
E. House of Spokane, Wash.
Frank Ward, who was arrested Sunday
evening by Officer Buchholi aa he was
in the act of prying off a lock at the
year of Morris 4 While's grocery store,
was arraigned yesterday before Judge
Kills on the charge of breaking and en
tering. He pleaded not guilty and his
case was set for hearing Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. In default of .VX) bond he
was remanded to jail.
At the weekly luncheon of the Commer
cial club yesterday ninety of the members
present voted unanimously In favor of
the city manager plan of government.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cotton, mother of Mrs.
A. Hewlett and J. M. Cotton of this city,
died Sunday night at a local hospital,
aged 86 yeara. he came here ten years
ago from North Platte after the death
of her husband.
Two new cases of smallpox were re
ported yesterday In West Beatrice. There
re in ail five cases in the city at the
present time,
I
wo vtrUdlaga mi Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Neb.. March '.-(Special.)
A pretty wedding occurej last Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August
Reuter. Their daughter. Misa Louise,
was married to Fred Helm. Rev. E. H.
Gabriel officiated. They will reside on
one of A. Reuter s farms.
August Brinkman snd Miss I.lnie Karo
were msrried Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Karo. licv. K. H. Gabriel
tud the knot. The bridal couple was at
tended by Harry Amende of I'eru and
MUs Erna Flcter of Norfolk.
Nebraska
TO ADDRESS FINE ARTS SOCIETY
AT FONTENELLE TODAY.
for ..-election by a nl.e malority. Mr.
Lortfdo Taft. well known Chicago sculp-?n M -ov.ral
tor. will addrosa U,e Omaha Society of I1" lnr' '"'" "n my duties as
Fine Arts at the Hotel Fontenelle this : ,m"or and 1 m "rtln "f '"'"' h
afternoon at 4 o'clock on the subtect I coulJ "' "ny go.d things nbo.it my ad
"tlothlc Sculntnre" Mi v n i mirlstration. H could tell you that In
chairman of the program committee for
the art lectures of the society, entertains
Mr. Taft at luncheon
Mr. Taft s second lec ture Ttor.....n.
Sculpture," will be
nour and place, March M. The board of i.
. . . ... . i
unrviurs vi ine r ine Arts society give
a luncheon for him that day.
Burton Asks Pool
to Leave His Name
Off Prima. paiinr.iDawes Republicans?
uu,. , --.J Form Organization
fnlted States Senator Theodore Burton, nu.nv. v. . . , ...
of Ohio In a letter to Secretary of B'ata CHAr,RO:v- March l.-(Speclal.-Pool,
received today, asks that his name ' Tha r",ublip'n of r,n' ""? "''
be withdrawn as a candidate for the re- ' not,"r " attended "get together"
publican presidential nomination for pros- I mV',,n'r at th r0,,rt hou"e ' decided
ldent. His request will be granted In his ' to ,"PPrl ,he following for offices at
letter. Mr. Burton says the petition, ask- I ,ne I,rlrnr' ""lon next month:
Ing that his nam. oe placed on tbe ballot I treasurer Royno,(5"' Cl adron' for "l,0
to be voted on as a presidential prefer
ence, was filed without his knowledge
n1 cor""'nt and he had no intention of
entering the prlmury In Nebraska.
I , .
Joint Evangelistic
Meetings at. Crete
CRETE, Neb.. March 1. (Special. )-A
big three weeks" series of evangelistic
meetinga started ln this city Tuesday
night. The meetings are being conducted
under the auspices of the Methodist and
Congregational churches.. The week
eni stsa niu (.UIHIUtirtl 111 LUI Ity
the two pastors. On Saturdays and Sun
days gospel teams of prominent Omaha
business men will conduct the services.
The first team to be here will be Satur
day and Sunday of this week Rev. TV.
A. Tyler Is pastor of the Congregational
church and Rev. H. IS. Hess Is pastor of
the Methodist church. The first night's
meetings were largely attended.
Falrbary Newa Notes.
FAIRBURY, Neb.. March l.-HSpa'clal.)
J. McCall, an employe ln the Rock Is
land locomotive shops, received a painful
Injury last night when his right hand waa
caught in an emery wheel and badly
mangled. McCall is a well known base
ball player of this city.
Charles Hughes has filed for the demo
cratic nomination for clerk of the dis
trict court. - Three republican aspirants
sre already ln the field and Include
Messrs. O. N. Garnsey, A. F. Smith and
Charles McGee.
A number of Nebraska division passen
ger engineers" are laying off this week
from their work. These runners include
Messrs. C. II. Laird, N. Downes. A. J,
Kelley, O. B. Clarke, C. B. Davis, J. J.
Mulkey and F.'S. Green.
C. I E. Blausser has filed for re
nomlnatlon as democratlo representative
from the Thirty-second district. He rep
resented this district ln the last session
of the legislature. Jamea A. Axtell has
filed for the republican nomination.
Cards are out for the approaching mar
riage of Mlas Abble Ireland of thla city
to MUo Brown. The wedding will be
solemnized at the home of the bride-to-be's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ire
land. . W. H. NIda, a farmer living four miles
smith of Fafrbury, held a public sale to
day and sold his live stock and farm Im
plements. He expects to abandon farm
ing. Your First
Thought
Should Be Your Health
WHY NOT?
It is a priceless osses
sion arid deserves utmost
cure. One of the greatest
. drawbacks to health is a
weak stomach, but this
can soon be corrected by
careful diet and aid of
H0STETTEITS
Stomach Bitters
It is a reliable first aid
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK
You can make s delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for a very
trifling coat If you get from your drug
gist a package of canthrog and dissolve
a teaspoon ful In a cup of hot water. Tour
shampoo is now ready.. 'Juat pour a little
at a time on the scalp and rub briskly.
Thla create an abundance of thick, white
lather that thoroughly dissolve and re
move all dandruff, excess oil snd dirt.
After rinsing, the hslr dries quickly, with
a fluffiness that maaes it aeetn heavier
than It I, and takes on a rich luster
and a softness thst makes arranging It
a pleasure. Advertisement.
Nobraska
Madgett Intimates
Carson Is Trying to
Aiu Liiu uuiiiocrais :
HASTIXUR. Ncr... March t.-iSpeelal
(Mayor Madgett fired his second hroad
slila yestordsy at H. K. ("arson of l.ln-
coin. S).rerintenlcnl of the N, breaks January teiclttan -e. according to Untrue
Anil -Saloon league. who has undertaken ; 1 1ons except thlriecn. The counties fail
to organ-ge the dry rePul..cna of the !(, ,, Krr v , ,. ,
Mste for . I,. Sutton of Uinah.t. I follows
in nis rejclnitcr lo Mr. (.'arsons nil
mwi.ii inni aiaagcu is recent convert
and snould bo content to plnv an Incon-
spii nous iart t.-. mayor ss:
"I have lived In llixsMnga practical'.)'
'all my life. do not drink, smoke nor
I chew. My life Is an open boos and
when 1 mat e the rare last spring for
""jur ui urn tiiy ui neMinga .laainai n
dotnoctatic brother of Mr. Carax.n's, 1
had the support of the church federal Ion
and good people of ila.tli.o. and sue-
t ceded In defeating his democratic orother
I n,akln!T PPolntm nls I srlocted good.
iT""". " men "n1 th"1 ' h"v'
j chased out gamblers, boot-leggera ami
iprtatllutes and hv gri.erally enforced
"Tho frlenoe of any cause should ever
oenr In mind that browbeating, rule-or-
ruin, crushing anr! threatening political
i boycotting methods d-n't go with
a peo
illfi that are as lutein.-:. t and law
! abiding as they aro In Nebraska and
; people who believe In proper methods and
i a square deal."
'I
J K. I'orter. Crawford, for senator, dla-
trlct No. 28.
A. Itartlctt. f'hadron, for representative,
district No. 74.
M. J. Mumford. for clerk, Dawes countv.
Iwls Cartright, Whitney, for trens-
IV n i. .1 .... AH ..... . . . s
tornev. ' ' '
I . olvltigton for assessor.
j Dawes county liss organised a repub-
I llcan club, with JuHite v R HiiH nt
! 'Wayside as president., Forty dollars was
pa,d ln b tnol,e Present to start with for
V'rire,
-..
TABOR la" Mh" T . i vv
K: J" ' Maf, 1 "?tC"' N'
Affi
Monday evening at hia home in
West Tabor arter a brief Illness from
rneumonla. The deceaaed was S4 years
old, and besides his widow is survived
by two sons and two daughters. They
are Floyd Wadhanis of Percival, Mrs.
Flora Hawley of Craig, Mo.; Mrs. EJIth
Lyman of Tabor and Elbert Wadhams
of Corning. The funeral will be held In
the Congregational church of Tabor
Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
'.., ' Dry Ferfrrattna Elects.
ST. EDWARD, Neb., March l.-(Hpe-clul.)
The dry voters of Beaver pre
cinct organised last evening for the fall
campaign. A. Powell was elected chair
man; F. A Robertson, vice chairman; A.
P. Peterson, secretary; E. Earl Nlcker-
aon, treasurer; Harry Wells. North
Beaver committee man; A. E. Arms, 1
Committee man for South Beaver. !
Sentence Qalckly Given.
BEATRICE, Neb., March 1. (Special
Telegram.) Jamea Billings today pleaded
guilty to a charge of forgery fend was
sentenced to from one to twenty years
In the penitentiary by Judge Pemberton.
Gray Hair Restored
to its Natural Color
Id a few application to Its original dark, glosiy
shade, no matter bow loug It baa beea gray or
faded, and dandrull remoTed by
tit nit m Ve no one will know yon are tiling
It. ie. 80c, II. all dealer or direct upon receipt
ot price. Stnd for booklet "Beautiful Hlr."
Pbllo Uy Specialties Company, Newark, N. J.
p The rtTS snaps p
RA . ' ra
RAY th Word RAY
RAYMO "mo"a RAYMO
RAYMOKD
RAYMORD
Pone to fix In your mind perma
nentlywhat RAYMOND means as It
Is used HERE. There Is no power In
this name any different from other
names that have a pleaalng aound,
until you have Identified It with aome
thlng definite that la of USE to YOU.
The RAYMOND QUALITY HOME
FURNISHERS Omaha's new furni
ture stors that will greet you with
open doors at liia-llilS Howard street,
and. READY for buslnras In Just a
few DAYg more Is going to mean
more than any mere name can Imply
to you In the solution of a PKUPLKX
1NO PROBLEM, that of leaving In
our POCKET or to your credit in the
bank a bigger balance than you figured
on after your buying has been com
pleted and your orders left with
THEM. This is not accomplished st
a sacrifice of quality in this brand
new stock of furniture, rugs and
draperies that are being placed' on
their SALES FLOORS for your In
spection, BUT for the best of REA
SONS RAYMOND PRICKS ARE
LOW. The prime output of thf best
AMERICAN FACTORIES from the
country's biggest manufacturing cen
ters, bought at the last dollar of
legitimate discount In quantitiea that
create a BUYING POWER that we
are going to SHARE WITH YOU.
Then U") Uht expense in reselling
you dirVftly .with this M KUCHA N
DISE sf fords soother mean cf ad
vantage tbat they are passing on to
you aa a customer in the giving of
VALUE together with the lowest pos
sible price.
Watch for Opening Announcement.
Nebraska
i County Treasurers
! Nearly All Paying Up
From a Staff Correspon.tent
', UNOOLN, March I. -(Special.) State
, Treasurer Hall lias issued a statement to
I day In which ho shows that all county
treasurer in the stato ,.,i ........
. m.i
( limine county
William Mi (.ii:ilj.
I ' est ivinl
"
county. V. A. Osndnll. 1-
i 1 uulas mnntv
tl. I're, Omnha.
It. Ciambera,
i l?opcr county,
Kl-
a CM Hi
.loi noon county
CUrnneh.
Lincoln county,
rinlte.
Kobert .1. Mbbe, Te
A. NT. Durhln. North
Nemaha county. 1. T. Olllllan, Aulnun
hr. .""'T' '"" Jonnson.. .No
1 1
.-tipy county, K. A. Duff. ril!l,n.
alley county. 1. 1. Tolcn. tird
r.s-,i- county, i ii. Rtinsiii, P.ei
Voik county. A. A. Mutt, Votk
i i . .
'iia uir muni n or rnruary a year
j ago we received remittances from nine-
tern of (he eoiuity treasurers for the Jan
taiy col.e t ons In the amount cf tf,Jt!.JI,
This er we received remlttsncee durlnsr
enruary from seventy-eight county
treasurers Tor January collections In th
amount of $!fis.i(!l 41.
I tl 1 r-wa r- w
I " OUIVirAN T MtMbbKd
MUST PAY ASSESSMENTS
(From a Staff Correspondent.
IJNCOLN, Msrch 1. I Special.) Com
r.Mirmiii oi me mate lusuran-e
board has been Informed that many
policy holders of the Mutual Hall Insur
ance company of the state arc refusing
to pay their assessments to the compan
ies. He savs resWidlnr th mn !..
In a mutual assessment association of
thla kind each policy holder la legally
liable for ths full amount of his saaesa
ment levied against him and should pay
thla assessment promptly and wlthou;
compelling his company to reisort to tht
courts In order that the company niny
thereafter be enabled to pay Its lossei
promptly, and that ahen a member re
fusea to pay his asaessmenl he wrong
tach of his associate momhers In th
company. Junior Short t'onrae at t'larkaon.'
CLARK SON, Neb., March 1. (Special.)
A Junior ahort course In agriculture and
domestic arts will open her next Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock and continue
for five days. There will bo separate
classes for boys and girls each morning
and afternoon. There will be an Illus
trated lecture on boys' and girls' club
work Wednesday evening at 7:H0.
Team stolen at Vennnsn.
GRANT. Neb.. March 1. (Special.) A
team of horses belonging to Grotman
Bros, of Venango was stolen from the
main street In that city Saturday night
between 11 and 12 o'clock. A reward of
HftO has been offered for the arrest and
conviction of the thief and $36 for the re
turn of the team.
Alliance Alaranl Win.
ALLIANCK. Neb., March 1. (Special
Telegram.) The Alliance alumni basket
ball team defeated the Hyannls "All
Stars" here last nlg.it, ! to 17.
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Nebraska
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Rakes in the Cash!
i From a Siaff Co-respondent.)
LINCOLN, Mat h 1 Special ) -Nebraska
reuulres aM corporations doing
business within lis I orders to pay for i
the privilege of enlstlng as corporations '
The records In the f', ef Secretary of
State Tool attest that a special t has
no deterrent effect, as Is shnwn by a
comparison of the cash receipts from
that source during the month of Febru- I
ary for the last two years, as follows: I
Februsty. 1i1S It i; to)
February, l.ltt S.3M.H (
The total receipts of the office for Feb- j
ruary, 191i. were tlt:'A while In Feb- '
ruary, til, they Increased to I1.7TS.M. The !
folloalng are the source from which j
these receipts were collected: i
Corporation permits $ 4HS .00
"r'iion pens Mo SM,
' n "rniratlon.... t.J t " ,
For filing notsrv commissions.... ice '
. ...n.,.4 4H.O0
For fl ing certificate and tran
scripts !Oi0
Sale of statutes l!il to
All other sources 10.19,
Tola!
M.;t?m;
In the antomobiln division of the e, re
tai y of state s office a total of .TM i
plates and licenses was mailed out dur- '
Ing February, making a total of W.ttl j
platea and license leaned during the first
two months of 1916. The eipense for.
operating the automobile department dur- !
Ing the last month Is a follows:
Salaries
Kxtra help
Telephone
Office supplies...;
Irsyage ,
riate
I
S01 .14
4IW Cll
III K'l
16.10,
Tolsl ll.O.Wj
llolilnnt Aeeepta Terms. I
Shortstop Pill Orr. one of the few of j
CUrr HIsnkenshlp's reulsrs of mi, who !
has been holding out, has alg-netl n Halt j
ljike City contract.
l.oalsTllle Gets a Fed. j
MsnsKsr tlymer of Ijonlsxllla haa pur
chased Shortstop Wilbur O. Roach from I
the lluffalo Keiieral league cluh. i
Prouah with Oakland. j
The Oakland club of the Pacl'lc raM
league haa signed Pitcher Prongn.
Ouch! Backache!
Rub Lumbago or j
Stiffness Away
Rub pain from back with small
trial bottle of old "St.
Jacob's Oil."
When your back is sore and lame or ,
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you ,
stiffened up. don't suffer! Het s email j
trial botlle of old, honeat, "St. J stops
Oil" at any drug store, ponf little In
your hand and rub It right on your ach
ing baik. and by the time you count fifty,
the soreness and lameness la gone.
Don't slay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil need to be used only
ence. It takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It 1 magical, yet ab
solutely harmless and doesn't burn the
skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica,
backache or rheumatism so promptly.
,t never disappoints! Advertisement.
f
o
N. E. FAIN,
General Sales Agent,
6U6 IlrandeU Theater Illdg.
Omaha, Neb.
msass mall ma aeaerlptlv book,
"T fca cnlld aaa ths Book of Kaowu
ads-a," aplaialag tke psyeAology
of ths work.
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Reed Still Very 111
tFmni a f-'taff cm respondent. I
LINCOLN. Mvrli 1 -(Spo, -lal.) At
torney lienors.! Willis Itee.l Is still very
III al his apartment a( the L'nco.n hotel.
Mis brother. lr. Iteed. of lows ass
ailed and arrived last night.
Mr. Reed la suffering from a relapse
from a former attack of gilp. He was
called to loaa oy the death of Mrs
Heeds father, an, I upon hi leturn look
t.p some Important esses In ciurl and tlv
exertion ass too nvich for him. lie aa':i
went lo bed and 1 suffering from pneu
iMOnla and other complications, thou'i
It la not thought that thn Illness will be
critical unlrra another relapse occur
Ksy to the Sit nation Bee Want Ads
ll.em for result.
Krelaht Car Itsmtlna.
LINCOLN, March 1. -(Special. )-Tl).-freight
car situation In Nrbraaka on
February n at 5 p. m.. aa reported by the
State Railway commission, allowed that
there were f.oit cars ordered for loading.
1.712 empty at stations, JM empty l-i
trains. I. Nil at stations to be unloade I.
V In bad repair, 31 cat of grain InaiKt !
in last twenty-four bonis and LOO ot'ie 1
cars loaded In the sstoe period.
-
The foundation of good health for your children is laid
when they learn the thrice daily use of
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Send 3c stamp today for a gansrous trial pack
age of slthar Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder
or Dantal Cream.
1. W. LYON A HONfl. Ine
5T7 W. 27th St., N. Y. City .
As Spring approaches
it is pleasant to re
member that the side
panels of the Closed
Car can quickly be
removed.
It is not necessary to
take down the closed
top during the uncer
tain Spring months. If
a warm spell conies
suddenly, freo passage
for fresh air is furnished
by removing the panels.
The tire miles re is unusually high
The price of the Closed Touring Car or Roadster
complete, Including- regular mohair top,
Ii I960 (f. o. b. Detroit).
Tbe price of tbe Touring Car or Roadster complete
is 1785 (f. o. b. Detroit).
Murphy-O'Brien Auto Co..
1814-18 Farnam St. Phone 123
A Five Cent Breakfast in
five minutes I What a boon
to the busy housekeeper!
Two Shredded Wheat Bis
cuits, heated in the oven to
restore crispness and served
with hot milk, make a com
plete, perfect meal, supplying
all the strength needed for a
half day's work at a cost of
four or five cents. The rich
est man in America can buy
nothing better. Contains
more real nutriment than
meat or eggs and is more
easily digested. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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