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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, 'SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1913
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TO SPEND-THE WINTER
iMjrs. J. B. pond of Little flock,
Arkansas, has arrived, to spend (ha
whWr vfitf. her daughter re. .Henry
s, .Jiollis, of "Warren.
r INFORMAL DINNER
Mrs. eaMcfJce entertained at dbv
ner Friday evening Mrs. Dr. Fitzgpral
of Cananea, Miss Thelma Spyres,
pitas Bessie, Rogers, Miss .patherine
Marlatto and Mtas Joggle Carretto of
(he J.oretto Academy,
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.JNFPBMAL PINNER
Fr and Mrs. I. P. Burgess enter
tained lnftrmally Jast Monday even
ing at thefr home on Higglns Hill. A
delictus flvo course dinner was
served at seven and the evpnlns was
spent In duplicate wn'ist which was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present. .
AT K. C, HALL
The ladies of the Altar Society had
an informal evening at the K. C. Hall
Thursday" evening. There was to have
been 'a lecture Accompanied with
views of Ireland hnt owing to Use
ijlness o? Mrs Juliff this, had tp Le
postponed. A short program was
given and. the rest of the evening wis
spent So -dancing. A pleasant time
was reported by all.
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' - ; SOCIAL EVENING
i 'Last Wednesday evening the Bap
tist ladles held a social evening at
tteIr church. The object was to set
better acquainted. A very entertain
ing program consisting of reading
and 'music both vocal and instrument
al was given and enjoyed by all.lce
cream and cake were served and
those present had a chance to further
their 'acquaintances during the rest
ol the opening.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
The girls lining at toe Y. W. C. A.
and a few of their friends had a
very delightful dinner at their lin-uo
on Thanksgiving evening Lxivere
were laid for sixteen and the table j
(ooKed very Inviting with its decora-
tlons of vines and autumn leaves. 7hei
evening was spent mosi miormauyr
2n music and conversation and protJJ
a (itting conclusion to a most enjoy
able occasion.
TO LOS ANGELES
Mr and Mrs. H. S Mudd departed
tSis week for Ijos Angeles where they'
expect to make their future home j
They fcav e made many friends curing
their brief residence in the district '
who will miss them greatly. Mr. I
Mudd wa3 connected with the Shat-
tuck Co. while here and expects to, JIr and .ylrs j T 0ien gave a
continue wUi mining work in theleiy delhtlul dance on Saturday
office of his father who is widely nIght at thelr 31! borne in Sal
known In mining circles. Their r Snrl n2 Valler. In SDite of the
friends wisb for Uiem the best of sue-
cess in their new home.
THE ROUND DOZEM
Mrs. Chas Hear of Mason lllll was
tho charming iiostess to the "Hound
Dozen" club last Tuesda afternoon
There was a prolusion of yellow chrj-
santhemums wIch roaio the rooms
The Mina
As Health Returns,
Quick Improvement Is NotieeabJa
When Proper Aid to Nutrition
Is Given
A low state of the general health is
now tho accepted cause of backward
ness in children. So in tne -case oi a j
backward child it is oest u .ook in
wards building lip its heaUh. It wilj
usually be found that the main trou
ble is in the food. In lack of assimi
lation and digestion. Hence care
should be taken In tee kind or food
piven to the child. This, with plenty
of air and exercise, should bring about
a change for the better.
Watch the condition of the bowels,
to aote "whether the wte Is being
passed off or not, or whether it is
being passed too freelj. If either con
dition prevails give a small dose of
that gentlest of all laxative-tonic. Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Thousands
of motnws will testify to the wonders
it has wrought in the lives ?f thpir
own children, and for that reason
legions of families like those of Mrs.
Datey MoBroom, HUlsboro, lr.rt., are
never without It lr. the house She is
the mother of Lucile and has been
lusinz Tr.v Caldwell's Synip Pepsin
tfi'.irfl siheo s6 was two, Mrs.
5sMctJiKin says It saved Lucite's M.
1l . 1. Dlum
Utnuard, family medicine m
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Xliv JlCI5rgJ nuiup. y v . 3
It Is pleasaat to'.tho tol anaasoaadressiug ur. w.u uaiaweu, -iif
,-rfely Je tliat ,l ,s ! t0 ,nJ
'fnte - et . stilly elective for
grows people. AU-drusslbts ttull
Warren District
HUBWHHBHBi
BUT
SOCIETY EDITOR'S PHONE NUMBER 424.
"DEAR OLD FRIENDS" OF THE FAMILY
SPEND MANY WEEKS WITH PRESIDENT
Miss Lcy Smith (left) end Miss Mary Smith. )
Miss Lucy Sm.th and Miss Mary Smith, two sisters from New Or
leans, spent nearly the whole summer with President Wilson's family at
Cornish, N. II., and then returned with the family to Washington early
in October. Thiy were a great help around the White House while the
wedding; preparations were poing on. These ladies are not related to
any of te family, but are just "dear old friends."
itright iwJUt their cheerful glow. Tha i
alternoon was spent Industriously In ,
noo1l0ti.nr1. nnil rtitTM,t?ni ,ni1 f
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iuu ui.su a ucnguuui iuie cvuisc
menu was served to tSie nine guests.
The next meeting of this club will be
with Mrs. C. E Bailey ather homo
in Tombstone canyon.
MRS. SHINE RETURNS
Mrs. F. E. Shine returned last week
from Los Angeles where she iad gone'
to accompany her son Francis home
from the coast. She had left him
there with friends when e returned
earlier ,h the fall so that he might re
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ccive instructions wmen sne leareu
she would not be able to obtain for
him here. (
away fur THANKSGismGH
j Amcng those who spent their :
Thanksgiving out of town w-ere Mr
and Mrs Wafies who spent the day
!n T1nTiic oo minete nf .- .nd Ifn '
in Dongas as guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ross. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Coles and
their children enjovc-i tbe day at who
home of Mrs. McHugh of Tombstone,
mother of Mrs. Coles. Mr. and Mm.
Dana were also thc.ro and tho famfb
dinner was greatly enjoyed,
GIVES DANCE
bad weatner about nft couples were
present. De'.ightful refreshments
were served at midnight. Those who
atten(jfc(i from nlshec were Mr and
Mrs. Will Davis. Mack Cleveland Mr
and Mrs Bojle, Miss Johnston. Mr
and Mrs WeKiJunio, Mr Dcdds. Mr.
ltzvveir?. Misses Ella and Josefhine
itzweire, all going In autos
Expands
LUCILE McBROOM
and the price s ouly fifty cents and
one dollar a bottle The latter for
families who need it regslarly.
Dr. Caldwell's fcyrup J'otwin hag no
equal as a cure for constipation, in
digestion, biliousness, headaches, sour
stomachp, gas on tlie stomach. liver
trouble and klndrod complaints. It
has ?o many ndvantaos that tnose
who occ use It forocar after discard
cathartics, salts, pills and other
coaree remedies for they aro seldom
j advisalie and feould HneVer be 'gives
to children. , .
Kilmlllw wiihfng' to try a free sam-
tU. ltll'siKiijK'nhiatn It lxihllxllil by
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WswhtesVm St, Monttrello. 111.
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DINNER AND THEATRE
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Itos3
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jjocu on jjason Hilt occurred a small
but very pleasant dinner party last
"IliUisday. The centerpiece was a
bouquet of polnsettas and the almond
cups and hand palntcl place cards
were made in the same ciecry fKw
er. After dinner the guests enjojui
a little Informal visit and then re
paired to the Orpheum where thoy
found "Mutt and Jeff" most enter-
tainlng. Later they took a little spin
and after a. ligfct supper returneJ
home having thoroughly enjojed the
Cay.
DOUGLAS TEAM ENTERTAINED
Members of ttoe Douglas footiai)
team and the roctcrs who came to
cheer them en wero entertained by
the
uisDee team iliursaa evening
a, tha Hit.. Schcol. Th hall -.-i
(jecorated in tho eclors or both high
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schools, black and gold fcr Douglas
and cardinal and grey for Bisbee.
Amusement for tfce evening consisted
chlefl cf dancing and the music was
excepUonall.' good. Fcr those who did
not dance games were provided and)
all had a Joky time. Punch was!
served throughout the evening and the
outcome of tho game was forgotten In i
an endeavor to have a good time. I
ST JOHNS GUILD
The ladles of St. John's Guild met
In all day session with Mrs. John of
Warren. Some arrived early and those
who were unable to devote tho cntlr--
dav tn tho ffnrV worn nraxnnt tn iho '
afttniooD At the bazaar tte ladies i
are planning for the Sth of December
there will be booth3 for almost ever I
tiling. At Ute children's booth tovs.
doll clothes anS other things to catch
the fancy of a child may be obtained
Then there will !be a fancy work
bocth at wtich bags, towels, fancj
aprone, dresses and other hand work
will be sold. The cand bootli will
provide for those having a sweet
tooth snd tliR more nracticn.1 sldo of
Jfe will be contributed to from the
apron and food departments. The
next and last meeting tcfore the sail j
will be held with Mrs. Rhodes cf
Quarry Canyon on the regular Guild
'ay A large attendance Is Uosired.
AUCTION BRIDGE ,
Mrs Thorllef Oteson gave a beauti
fully appointed auction bridge party
Monday afternoon at fcer home on .
Hlggins Hill. The affair was in com-j
pllment to Mrs. Griggs of Ixs Angeles I
Carnations and ferns .were combined
'n tho floral decorations. There were'
attractive hand painted tallies appro-!
prlate to the season and very pretty
prizes. A daint two course menu
was served first and the almond
dishes furthtr suggested Thanksg.v
inc. Theses were little Colonial 1
cradles held by dolls dressed to rep
resent Puritan women. Prize for high
store was awai-2sd to Mrs. Rhodes
with consolation favor to 3Irs. Buck
waiter- Those enjoying the hospital- (
ty of the afternoon were Mesdaraes
Griggs. Stftrtina. Shlrkey, Taylor,
Oehs, Rhodes, Houghton, Mme. Ilrough
ton. Hollls, Blair, Slm, Burgess and
Buckwaitcr.
Not thf Milst eOSthe ellel 'hel'd
bfore tke hoH'dBwill bo hat given
by the ies of the Batlst church
tome lime nwtwek. Tho osact date
1. 5ft K. JAI AMlnn,l fiUf 1 Will
A JT9 ,7" iith'or" Thy
& V fid vJrv AotaTcollJ
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Ition of every description fancy wort,
and various enough to tx able to
jrtvaav nil laems. 0U1 luivns VI w(
cozy comers, pin cushions of satin
and, embroidery, fcogi, aprons and al
sorts of neck wear. In connection
with the fancy wojrk bazaar the ladles
will hold a food sate jjiiere pies
cakes, candiec, etc, may be obtained.
During the afterucon Uie ladles will
serve light refreshments to all com
ent for a slight consideration.
LOWELL CLUB DANCE
The Country club was the scene oi
a most delightful party last Wednes
day evening when the Lonell club
gave their first annual dance. The
ball room was profusely decorated In
autumn leaves and colorn and huge
bouquets o chrjeantuemuras nodded
their cheery heads to tfce merry mak
ers from their plates at the sides. The
music was out of tho ordinary and
those present found it very "catchy
indeed. Many new gowns were ex
plotted for the first timo on this oc
casion an J the ladles were assured of
looking just rfeht by tho very compe
tent maid provided them by the
thoughtful committee. The men were
equally well attended and joined wit
the ladies in proclaiming this the most
enjcab!e event Qf the season so for
The car service was exceptionally
good end this also was a result of the
efforts of the club, to make everything
as pleasant an-J convenient as possible
for their guests wbo numbered two
hundred or more. Should they plan
another function of any sort the con
sideration shown their guests last
Wednesda evening will assure them
of bJarty co-operation .from the War
ren District.
A tight feeling in the chest accom
panted by a short, dry cough. Indi
cates an inflamed- condition In tho
lungs. To relieve It buy the dollar
size BALLARD'S HOHEHOUND SY
RUP; ou get with each bottle a free
IIEURICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest The syrup
relaxes the tightness and the plastr
draws out the Inanimation. It is aj
Ideal combination for curing coldj
settled In the lungs. Sold by BIsbec
Drug Co. Adv i
PHOENIX HAY HAVE
ft 1TI01L PARK
PHOENIX, Nov1 29. Whether a
tract of land around the Hole-in-tlie-Uokc
shall le reserved as a national
park, for the preservation of the
sahuara and other forms of desert
plant life, now rpt,ts largely with the
reclamation bervlce.
Congressman Carl Hayden has rc-
U.i, ,t o itr in nnl tn the mat
ter from M. C Biuce, assistant com
missioner of the general Uml office.
Congressman Hayden asked the gen
eral land oihee for its endorsement
of the plan Pruce stated in his let-
ter that he had Tefem4 the reuqest
to the reclamation service, since the
tend in question is in the midst of a
large area withdrawn from entr for
reclamation purpBses.- ,
" BOt exposed that the recU
ininusn service win luierpuso any u-
jection. since tlieand is valueless for
agricultural purposes Local officials
of the service have spoken in favor
of having a national samara part,
about Hole in tue-Rock
swollen parts instantly. Reduces
inflammation and quiets ttatagoa
izing pain. Don't rub it pene
trates. SLOAMS
LINIMENT
Kills Pain
Rives quick -relief from chest and W
taroat anecuons. Have you tried
loan's? Here's what others ssys
Relief rom RKetunatmn
"lit Bolder has uctt one COc bottle
of loan's liniment, and although she
It errr 81 Tears of age, she has ob
tained treat relief from her rhraaia-tism.-itn.
II . LuuLleaf, Ctbiy. 03.
. Gwl for Cold sad .Croup
A Rule boy rtexl.dooc hadcranp.1
rare the mother Sloan's Liniment to
trr She rare turn three drop on sozsr
before trans to bed. and hf cot up w)lh
ont rue croup in tne rnrruns; " r W
U. String, If 11 QumJ v... aWo.. 13.
Newatsla Cone
5 cine o tjie world, ltla renewed me
and I can Iroly sav ynur Ijnirorct did
Hop tatvi-" Mn. C.ll.Dokmrt,Jl.
At ill DmJot. Prte. 2U EOc & $1)0
Sloan s irutrnctire Booklet on
Horses eet free.
w. m s. sm, br mm, mass.
I Rheumatic I
I Twinges I
SI yield immediately to Sloan's Lin- I
H lment. It relieve aching and 9
"OTHER WOMAN" IN
SOCIETY DIVORCE?
Jlrs. John D. Pekels. i
?Irs. John D Spreckels, Jr., c.r !
of he mostfccrutiful young mstronr
in San Franeiscc society, ha? an-
oyrced her determir.ation to brj'ig
s 'it fpr an absplut divorce from the
f'e'est scion of the house o
Snrcckels, member of csciusiv
c'ubs, millionaire and man fiLou'.
town.
Mrs. Spreckcjs Is said to hnye told
a fnend lhat a'.ic rpectep her hus-i-and
to marry in-thw oman after
the divorce. Spr. -'els 'nies that
any other woman slzsj ap in the
whom
REU YOUR LIFE?
Some of the Most Prominent
People of Bisbee Say That
She Reveab Their Lives
With Amazing Accu
racy i
The Rich, Poor, Exalted and Humble
Seek Her Advice on Business,
Friends, 'Enemies, Changes,
Speculations, Love Af
fairs, Journeys and
All Events of
Life
Strangely fascinating are the words
that come from the cultivated lips of
lhi! most interesting woman, whose
journey through life has taken her
through all the renowned psychtc
fchools of Kgypt, India and Europe.
It seems, indeed, as If her knowledge
niuft come from the mysterious world
of which we all would know, yet, long
ing, cannot know She looks far away
Into the dim, mysterious future the
great beyond across the dark chasm
which separates the human body from
the fitting soul and that which is to b
told. As she reveals to you tho
thoughts hidden among the deepest ro
tosses of your heart, you sit spell
bound, unable to grasp the situation
until calmer moment! possess yod
"lien, in awe and astonishment you
(xilaim- "How is it possible 7"
J :st think o a penon who can
close her eyes and our whole past,
I voi-r piesent and future are flashed
Ltfcre jou like a panorama.
If you arc in trouble, she can help
ou If jou desire to be able to in
due nee others, sfte will reveal to you
the secret of tho wonderful power
called "Personal Magnetism' and show
vou how to cultivate it. Personal
magneUsm. scientific salesmanship,
art of fascination, will power ca!l it
what you please Is the dominating
force that rules the world today. It
makes women charming, delightful
und winsome; it brings social success
p'lere beauty fails; it brings triumphs
over financial difficulties and wins the
laurels iu the hardest battles of life.
A prominent business man called on
Mme. Bauer In regard to lost papers.
Ho s.-iys she soon located them. Hi
hat, them now and tbe madatn is a
great deal richer than she was before.
A few days ago a husband and wife
had become estranged. There was no
reaton for it, ns there seldom Is. but
still there was a separation. One of
them laid the case before Mme Bauer.
The husband and wife have had a glor
rious reunion The clouds of discord
have been dispelled. There is sun
shine in that home today. Happy tran
quility has taken the place-' of turb'i
ier.ee. The transformation can not bo
revarded by coin; heartfelt 'gratitude
alone can settle that account.
An engagement of marriago had
lieen broken. There was a very un
happy young woman on one side and
a not toOidelighled.nin on the other.
'Each had 4 'hand in ttlw breactf This
aonaensi woman urougm uieeo
iaratod ones together. The sacred con
tract has been renewed and a homo
la Iintn, rtrnnatfwl far flm lirlrift flntl
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groom. Kadi has seen the error tlwM
has caused them ttfdrift aparL- Their!
eyes ate 'open now; and-whowas It
APDRESED TO WOMEN
IS YOUBS A
Case of "Nerves?"
Hot flashes, dizziness, fainting spells, backache, headache,
besring-down pain, nenroa jncei ll r rjmptomt of lnr jruUrlt y
and female disturbance aod era not beyond rcliaf.
-Dr,-Plcree'
Favorite Prescription
U that of a famous physician unusually esparienerj
in tbe treating of mb' pcllar tibnenU For
forty years it tus been rceoisrvendcd t ulTrlne
vromanUnd. Thousands of trurorn can ir vrltnM
to its bmericUl qualitios. Perhaps its &M it all that
Is reouircd to rettors t? yi rrfcl fcralth inrt s'rnrtlt.
liawli tbf time to act. fn'j pr. U. V. IVrco'i, CoCalx
Z AM plOW CURED
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vUk n lsk
UedteU tiiMtvftry tbt thronfli tlr o
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vutou trtmbUr thai m ya 4j ir v
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YOUR DRUGGIST CAN SUPP1W YOU
JN LIQUID CP XLET FOKSZ
that caused them to see? this won
derful woman who appears able to
tell and do All things.
K you are melanchob, worried or
nl&couraged through unpleasant do
niestic conditions and financial affairs,
you should consult Mrae. Bauer.
There is nothing too difficult for her.
In fact, she guarantees everything sho
undertakes or no charge. Hours 10
a. m. to S p. m. Johnson Hotel, Rooms
lC-f-9.
PHOENIX PERPLEXED
PHOENIX. Nov 29 Of all tne
problems ever before presented local
democracy to solve none ever proved
more difficult than does thrf post-of
fice appointment for tbe Capitol Clty
The appointment is generally con
ceded to be one of the political plums
controlled by Congressman Hayden
but the usual rule in this case does
not apply. It so 'happens that -near
Phoenix resides a very close relative
of Mr McAdoo, secretary of the
treasury in JIr Wilson's cabinet
The gossip is that Mr. ircAdoo in
termed Mr Burleson, the president'
postmaster general, that he would
like to have his relative receive th?
7EU 7523
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THE INCREASING POPULARITY OF
THE PEG-TOP
Much of the smartness und ktucv at
he modish broad wrUst and hip line
i embodied in the pK-top skirt w hich
aperu to a narrow foOtlinh. making Hit
.-tTtct still more p'eaointr.
Especially suited to these sklrtstrc
the "pile" fabrics, velours, velvets and
velveteens. They are thick jet light
n weight and aid greatly In bringing
out In their folds the loose unfitted cf-
fctB denlred.
7SII nhowH a peg-top skirt and a
Mouse with a drop-shoulder, which is
-notber smart detail of many of the!
new desiims. An inset veal which may
be of brocade or embroidery la a pret
y feature of this dexign.
T-tbar colored velours de laine is an
I To obtain either pattern Illustrated nil
I -nit this roupen awl enclose 15 cents In
ftamps or coin Be sure to state number
jl cf pattcrD and st. measurinc; over the
fullest part of tbe butt- .Address Pattern
A Department, cere of this papr '
" ' ...
Moving And Hauling of all
Kinds Given Prompt Attention
We have the facilities for doing all kinds of transfei
work and guarantee satisfaction, ,
Glenn McLaughlin . j
THE TRANSFER MAN
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MRS. WINSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
''Grandmother used it for her
babies,
Mother used it for her babies,
and now
I am using it for my baby,"
7 Sfeki tki ypjtmg lMkcr.
-THREE GENERATIONS-
Nights of Painful WAtchina; with
sick and crying children can be
aToided by the use of MRS. WW
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It
relieves the little sufferer from
pain, dispels Wind Colic. Regulates
the Stomach and Bowels, Corrects
Acidity, and during the process of
teething is invaluable.
SOLD ALL OVER THE WORLD
Phoenix post-office appointment It
was largely on the suggestion pf Mr.
McAdoo that .Mr. Burleson was ad
mitted to the cabinet, and consequent
ly, it seems1 probable that the McAdoo
relative, a Mr Fleming by name, )a
In the lead in the race.
Local poltticans have divided thejr
endorsements between two well
known political war horses, Vernon
Clark and Sellm Mlchelson. (A third
candidate who ls however, urged, for
the appointment by his friends rather
than being an active aspirant Is A.
Guy Alsap,
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unusually smart suggestion for thbc
wtS'Ie of dr! V rtni!l llerny seen
at a r- t n. in v .vV cotorad
iluvttM ..!... i ..i 4...i suede In
spired the color a.ieme.
To copy thl model In siie 3S It re
quires 5 '4 yards of 42 inch material.
Plaid for the Mouse, that cleverly re
peats the coler of the dark skirt with
which it is worn Is the combination
used in 7338. The low shoulder and a
natty collar are features cl this de-
sign.
Stzo X in this mode requires 4
yards of 3C inch material.
No 7S1I sizes 31 tpit
No. 7M3 sieee 34 io 4!.
Bach pattern is IS cents.
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7"- 'r'Me
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