UNEVITCH IS IN COMMAND
Kuropatkin in Peep- Disgrace No
Word of Praise for Him
St. Petersburg, March 18. With the Jap
anese on the heels and flanks of the rem
nants or the defeated Kussian array,
General Kuroptkin, the old ideal of the-fby the "recent; Legislature is ot treneral He Hve8 wilh his' wife who neariog the 1'oes for the following special occasions:
century mark. Shadrack - thinks that he Athens, Ga. Summer School. June 27,
private soldier, has been dismissed and
disgraced and General Lineyitch," com
mander or the First Army, is appointed to
succeed him in command of all Russian
land and sea- forces -operating against
V Japan. The word disgrace is written in
large letters in the laconic imperial order
-. gazetted, ,which contains not a single word
ot praise and also disposes of the rumor
that Kuropatkin had asked to be relieved.
The Russian millitary annals contains no
more bitter Imperial rebuke. It transpires
that Emperor Nicholas, upon the advice of
General Dragomiroff and War Mininster
Sakharoff determined that the step was
necessary when it became apparent yester
day morning that. Kuropatkin; while con
" ceutrating for a stand at ' Tie Pass, seemed
unawre that the Japanese had worked
around " westward again, and practically
allowed himself to be surrounded. Old
reports brought .by General Grippenburg
regarding Kuropatkin's failing mentally al
so had influence. Under the circumstances,
therefore, it was considered imperative,
in view of the - exceedingly perilous pisi--Hion
of the army, to turn over its command
to Linevitch who alone had been able to
bring off his army in order after the battle
of Mukden. His record during the Chinese
war had also demonstrated his capacity as
a commander. Kuropatkin will return to
St, Petersburg forthwith. . The task con
fided to Linvitch of withdrawing what is
left of the greaf army of 350,000 men to
Harbin is a desperate one. He is hemmed
in on all sides, and a consummation of the
. Mukden disaster is feard. ' '
But even in the face of the possibility of
the complete loss of the army and the
admitted fact that Vladivostock is already
possibly lost, the Emperor still shows no
sismsof yielding. Preparations for con
tinuing the war on a larger scale than eve1"
are proceeding. The dictum has gone forth
that another army of 450,000 men is to be
despatched to the far East, and to avoid
delay it has been decided, instead of send-'
ing only reserve men, to form new armies
largely of regulars in garrison duty at home.
A division of the Imperial Guard will be
sent to the fronU Separate 'armies are to
be organized under Generals Grodekoff,
Grippenberg, and KamaroflF. 7
The war council, it is also understood,
has definitely decided that Vice Admiral
Botjesvensky shallcontinue Lis Voyage and
give battle to. the Japanese in the forlorn
hope of wresting control of the sea from
Admiral Togo.
LAW BELIEVING I1L1RIED MEN
An Act To Enable Married Men whoso
wifes are Lunatics to SellTMr ,,
- ; : Real Estate ;
. The following important law enacted
An Old Citizen.
" Suffolk. Va. . - March 15. Shadrack I
Bidj?ood, of Suffolk, a Naneemond county
negro" of ante-bellum days. Is probably the
oldest. man iu"Virgiuia. A Bible of his
slave master has been found and the book
gives the date of Shadrack's b'rth lu 1788,
makes him: 106 vears old. lie is now a i
preacher and looks as vif the end is near.
EXTREMELY LOW RATES :
ANNOUNCED, VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Extremely low rates are "announced via
the Southern Railway from points op its
interest and our readers are therefore,
given the benefit of its contents.
The Generar Assembly of North Caro
lina do enact:
Section 1. Every man .whose wife Is
a lunatic or insane and is confined in
any asylum for luDatics and insane per
sons in the State of North Carolina shall
will live for years.
President Roosevelt is spending
his spare moments until he can
leave the town and civilization in
making addressess to the Tract
nave the right to sell and convey any sooiety and the'Mother's Congress
Ul. t i ....... t... . ......
homestead, without the signature and
private examination of his wife: Provi
ded, the . superintendent ' of the aslyum
in which said female cover shall be con
fined shall certifiy that she is confined
hTthe asylum of which he is superin
tendent, and that she is of insane mind
and memory, which certificate shall be
subscribed and sworn to before the
but it is likely that his heart is
on that six weeks trip when he
will liye'in the woods, eat beans
land bacon and let his beard grow...
Along with his patent leather
shoes and his razor he will ' leave
care at the edge of the woods . and
for six weeks he will eniov him-
. July 28, 1905.
Atlanta, Ga. National Association,, of
Manufacturers, May. 16-18, 1905:
Bristol, Tenn. Annual , Meeting German
Baptist Brethren, June 6, 1905. .
I Charlottesville, Va, Virginia Rummer
School of Methods June 2G-Aug.4.
1905. ; - " .
Fort Worth, Tex. General' Assembly
-Southern Presbyterian Church, May
18-26,1905. . , -
Met Springs, Va. Southern Hardware Job
bers Association and American Hard
ware Manufacurers' Association, June
6-9,1905.
clerk of the superior court of the county self after his own fashion. -It is a Kansas City, "Mo. Southern Bap- lit Con-
fashion no other President has se- vention, May 10:17, 1905.-
lected but 7 President Roosevelt is I Knoxville, Tenn Summer. School, June
not one to follow. the fashion set . 20-July 28, 1905.
by; his predecessors even in : the Monteagle, Tenn. Monteagle Bible Train-
matter of sport. , A rocking chair - iuS School, July 3, Aug. 15, 1905.
dn the front porch has , not been I Monteagle, Tenu. Nonteagle Suuday
the Rooseveltian ideal of a vaca- School Institue, July 17-Aug. 5, 1905.
tion and it is well for him that Monteagle, Tenn, Woman's Congress,
his tastes are otherwise. 'Sound v Aug. 1-15, 1805.
7 EVERY SOUTHEM! FARMER SHOULD READ
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST
V PUBLISHED AT NASHVILLE, TENN.
-Because it is edited by Southern men to "suit Southern
- In every issue such men as Ma j. Thos- J. Key. form'0?0
so?,;1
10,18 wbici
i i experience mftpH, . ,
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i iTwise a month jthe Southern Agriculturist goes to 50 000 s
farm homes. Don't you want to join our big, happy famil -v Utilern
send 60 cents for ji year's subscription.; You will never rcgjjt 8'
Southern; Agriculturist
. Nashville; Tenn.
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missions to active agents. It yon want to work for us. ask fm. fi Ca com.
or Cash Commissions. Dishes and other useful presents for lnriv fi lum List
etcr. for bova. ,.., . ' rs; GUn.
Commissioner of Agriculture: of Alabama,; and AnHrD.
Director of the Virginia Experiment Station, answer nnc
are pui v iiivw uy luteingcuu ouuwieiu iarmers."
Everv issueJs like a big farmers' experience i
UD8,
FEE
in which said asylum shall be situated,
which- certificate shall be attached to
the'deed,. together with the certificate
of the cleric, under his hand and official
seal. '..
Sec. 2. When a deed executed by a
married man whose wife is. insane or a
lunatic, together with the certificate of
the superintendent of the asylum and
the-certificate of the clerk taken as pre- j
scribed in section one of this act, sball
be offered for probate before the clerk physical health is a part of the Nashville, Teun. Peabody College, Sura-
President's creed and what he be- mer Schools; Vanderbilt Biblical In.
lieves m theory he put into prac- . 8tilute' Juue l4'AuS: 9 mr:
tice and in the matter of exercise 0xtord Mis?, Summer School, UuiveMty
of the superior court of the county in
which the land conveyed is situated,
and the execution of such deed shall be
acknowledged and proved, the clerkshall
adjudge whether the certificates of the
superintendent and the clerk are in due
form, and if adjudged to be in due form
he shall order " the registration of the
deed and certificates. "
Sec. 3. When the deed of a married
and healthful, vigorous, clean and
fair sport he sets an - example to
the boys and men of the country,
If theU President of the Uuitetl
States can find time to maintain
Changtufu, March. 16. Delayed
Transmission. The rear-guard action
continuing almost uninterruptedly. 8oldiers
wounded in the last fight to-th enumber of
1,700 were dispatched north from Tie Pass
on March- 15. ,The morning of March 15
the Japanese made their principal attack
on the Russian left, and in the evening at
tacked the riht aao. It is reported that
several columns of Japanese infantry, with
ravalrv. are movincr nnrlh s rnnaWcroWo
distance west of the railway with the in
tention of cutting the Russians from their
base. It seems evident that the advance
movement or the Japanese has continued
of aJong time, and perhaps uninterrupted
ly. The Russians, though fatigued with
-three weeks or constant fighting, are offer
ing a stubborn resistance in their with
drawal, but many carts are missing, in-
'eluding those carrying private supplies of
iooq. .. - .. -.
The distribution depot, which has done
much good work at Kaiyuan, will leave to
day for the north.
St Petersburg, Narch 18, 1:50 a, m.
Decided anxiely is felt here regarding the
fate of the army in Manchuria under its
new commander, as no news of military
developments the last two days has been
received here. General Linevitch how
ever, will have a considerable accession of
fresh troops in a day or two, the Fourth
European Corps being now at Harbin and
"departing southward. Military official
here declare that there are now 269,000 men
at General Ltnevitch's disposal in Man
churia, . and it is believed that this force
will"be sufficient to cause the Japauese to
exercise greater caution in their pursuit.
Bt. Petersburg, March 17. 5:30 p, m.
An iiitcrnational credit- loan of $100,000,
000, an at 5 per cent. Basis, isfiiiow being
negotiated by the Ministry- ot Finance. The
loan will J be ' floated" probably in a short
time. ; The price of issuance has not been
determined upon, but probably; will be 93
to 95. j It was stated at the ministry that
issuance or wis loan is entirely indepen
dent of the French' negotiations, which
have not yet been concluded, r :V'.j ." :
St. Petersburg March; 17,;jj:45 p; m-
inere is a persistent raport that railroad
communication has been cut behind the
Russian army, i No official dispatches have
been given . out up to this hour, and no
private or , press despatches have been re
ceived. News is awaited - with intense
anxiety. :f ; :...-v.i-..- : .
Autananariy. y Madagascar, March 1 7.
The Russian second Pacific squadron left
Nossl Be the afternoon of March 16. Its
destination is not known. . - - -
St. Petersburg, March 17.-A dispatch
from NChaugtufu - rporte . that . General
Kuropalkln left there u -night - for St.
Petersburg. ' '
shall not apply to the homestead of the
husband. " -
Sec. 4. All laws and clauses of laws
in conflict with this act are hereby re
pealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall be in force from
find after its ratification. , " 7
In the General Assembly read three
times, and ratified this the 8th day of
February, A. D 3905.
. of Mississippi, June 14-Jnly 26, 1905.
Richmond, Va. Farmers National Con
gress, Sept. 12 22, 1905.
Savannah, Ga. National Travelers' Pro-,
tective Association of America. Mav
16-23, 190.
Savannah, Ga. Southern Golf - Associa
tion, May 9-13, 1905.
St. L mie, Mo. National Baptist Anni
versary, May 16-24, 1905.
luscaioosa, Ala Summer School for
Teachers, June 16-July 23, 1905.
Rates for the abve occasions open to the
public.
Tickets will be sold to these points from
all stations on the Southern Railway
Detailed information paii tw hdrl
-,:n ! ri. t.- . . " T.
wm ucieui tor nave 1W sessions application to any Ticket Aeent of the
opened with prayer. This is a stp Southern Railway ,.or Agents of connecting
m aavance of counsels of other y KfiaTiS me undersigned:
Pennsylvauia- which have een T P-
closed by the police.
TO READERS OF
POXrK COUNTY NEWS
. For a short time-we will give to every new or renewing subscrihp
paper a year's subscription to.the Southern; Agriculturist, absolutPi fto 0Ur
charge. Subscribe now and take advantage of this remarkable offer
If you are already a subscriber,- pay a fall year in advance and m v
ble present. - . . u tnis valu-
Your leadiDg county paper and the leading Southern farm nannr Knf v,
price of one,-- . - . FP ' Dotniorthe
This proposition will not be held open indefinitelyso hurry up.
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Sample copies of the Southern Agrlcuturist can be had at thisoffice
BARGAINS IN FURNITURF
- ; - SAVE MONEY ON
Sewing Machines iand Organs.
Selling Below Cost.
Full lino ot. Baby Carriages. Select stock of new goods Call at th
. our store of J. M. SEPP, Cole Block, Hendersonv'ille, N C
man whose wife is insane or a lunatic a vigorous well; being by exercise
shall be executed, probated and regis- there is scarcely au excuse f or
tered in accordance with ections. one otner men neglecting it. -
and two of this act it shall convey all . 6 . . .
nut cshabe anu interest or tne grantor I . :
in the land conveyed free and exempt Booker Washington suggests
from the dower rights and all other in- that the negroes should raise more
terests of his wife: Provided, this act ohinkAnn Th fa
plaint has ever
raise too many.
corn-
been that they i
Kilfyre! Kilfyre!! Kilfyre!!!
That is exactly what it is, a Filler. ' Demonstration every day at the stw
Eair showing Its fire'fighting hualities. - - '
thenfVerJ Farme- OU MllI Ginnery and any one owning property should have
, ForSatleBy
Columbia Supply Co., Columbia, S.C.
- . The machinery supply house of the state.
The city counsel of Milton, Pa.,
UNCOMFORTABLE PREDICAMENT
"There is no worse enemy of the
wage worker than the man who
Plight Of Tramp Who ReColYed'Sl.OOO C01ldones mob violence , in any I
tjuupe or wno preacnes class- ha-
tred." Theodore Roosevelt.
For Restoring Brooch
New York, March 16. With furtive
mien,a'crisp $1,000 bank note cracklio?
in nis ragged pocket, a tramp is slink-
innr oKiit XT-. X T t
auub xtjw x orK Loaay a prey to
strange emotions, says a special
tie received the bill
w w v v a va
Special Rates,
Personally conducted r Excursion to
Havana, Cuba. Tickets on sale March
29th, IU05, limited for retunrpassage
on any steamer leaving ' Havana until
April 13tb, 1905. Final limit for all
tickets to' be April 16th 1905. One hun
dred and fifty lbs. of ..baggage allowed
on each ticketi Tickets limited to con.
tinuous passage on olng journey, but
stop-overs will be allnwfd aull mfc
It looks as though Mrs. Chad- south Jacksonville on the return
wick migh t ha ve an opportunity pourney under same conditions as grant-
w nvo tno simple ute irom now f -.-"vuimuu hck-
on.
Charlotte,' N. C.
. J. H. WOOD, D. P. A.
A8heville, C
S. H. HARDWICK. . W. ILTALOE,
russ. .iramc Manager, ' Oea'l Pass Agnt i
Washington, D. C.
1
ets. Those desiring to makexthis trio
snouiu can at Uity Ticket Office and en
gage state-rooms on steamer, and make
pullman reservations. " No tickeis can
can be sold for whom no pullman accom-1
modations have been reserved. ' Rate
In the spring a congressman's
iancy turns to ..thoughts of the
summer junket and tho" last few
aaV8 Of the Session ATA mnrlo vet J M Mi
- ,.v.v twvi . . ..uiituoi ui .vyauiornin. nno
i ciuruiQ? xo Mrs. T. Edw n Warr? more strenons hv na ofi,r,-f,r rtF t--.:j. - .
1 14tb street and RiversidA rtri ih. Uff.;. ::; u .l. , - . . 11 uonR
diamond brooch which she recently lost eome to the m-t"m Ashevillefor round trip
in front or the Garrick TheatPr u - T""-",s vvuo 111081 esires auguration. : Me sent the Presi- whiCQ Includes meals and
requested that his name be not mad a to make, lhe congressional jun dent this tieram on Trmncmro- aboard ship.
ii. . . . II . Z . . . . I . . " . .-l -
puuuu,- leann? ma: an army of his " . 4, 0 ap"avo anair out like tion day:
--...j jxitcnen irienas muu" muicome nign it ia a ' oorry cannot
'IS"V ""ov"u UP"U un ai once. great thinff. Wa tnlro v. n..
rw vuii uo kuow Dow known rtrom.. r ; n.. .
him no more. He feared to sleen 17 frT pe0P,e and
nijrht least his wealth shnnM- u lY nave not been educated or
tracted from his pocket. He mistrusts
broadened by travel the best
all banks. He cannofc f. hAnonCa nA thiu? the nminf'nr nnn a i. I than beinc n. RriirrV." t:j--i
. .. vi.noo i v o vu vi.vj mi at-1 -o xviu.r lo no o
r:rWFer naa ine can; they sell and them is to make Wl father ha3 wirnd thnf.
Because they are the best in the land
for the money. Ask your dealer for the
"Sunny Jim" shoe, and INSIST ON
GETTING IT. .
Wachovia Loan and
Trust Company
he with you:
Children teething:. Congratula-
1 4 v M J . fry i . ... w "
biuus. A lie Pruairfonf , ' .t.
preaches that it is even greater
Ww..f irvsueviiie. in. i.. tirancti.
state-rooms
- - - :
$600,000
$4,010,424
CAPITAL, - -
National Traveling: Protective Asso- ULQSCTC
"'uuau, vjriu vccouni ot tne
above occasion tickets will be sold to
Savannah, Ga., and return May 13 &
14th, final limit May 2fith,-l905,: rat
$9.50. - .
T, S. MORRISON, Ch'm'n. & V. P.
VV. a VVILLIAMSON, Cashier.
would refuse to make chancre even had
they the- necessary cash, fearing tho
note, coming: from such a source would
be spurious. - 4 A
Thus, with more money in his' pos
session than he has a- ut
nameless Knight of Ras:s land Tatter 1
starving, is losing .weight from nerv
ousness and iack of sleep; v " 7
When he collected the new' hill t.
possipie lor them. Our legisla
tors cannot bufrmake better laws
tor having, outgrown their nro.
vincialisms and there is no better
or surer way to "grow them than
by visiting and eeeing other couu
tries A trip to a foreign coun
try may make a man hoop only
tne louaer tor his ;own
-youngs i
Fourth Annual Tourament Southern
Golf Association,1 Savannah, Ga., May
a-M. n r . . .. A
liiuu o excuse tor nnn.ftan'i;-..; th.iQn, iaak
was a suiKcient ono r " - - Account of tlie above occasion t.,vvt0
- vv
GENERAL BANKING SAVINGS
AND TRUST DEPARTMENTS.
Notice-of. Land Sale? ;
UwrrKD Stats or Ambbica
Wkstehn District of Noeth Carolina
: United states i
Lane his emotions were tonro and rWlr fh., urujn, . J .!aIer.& F' K Weaver f r
in.K- r'W4" 7" T -i)ru"VilouHiwVOiaie3 hcV"u of Vendition viaB
ermg - to be
ttS " was Passed over to him.
uuiuyzeo. le glanced at is trnnil ermn U :- u" . , . V- Bowles Clerk nf ti10"?C,.
. - I n iut iiiiu uub up noa uisinct cnurt. -v
He had wLten hnf nna i ...T 7 OUQ OUt at.least there ia aimf hor edln said vZiSa s;?i"dent render-
-u.uud UJCttl lU IWOfllVSM . Bimn,. -- "'""'CI,
will be sold May.7r8.9th. 190.1. wiih fin.
al limit May 15th, 1905. Rates one fare
Hu ij cenuj irom Asheville $9 50. V
UOUBtai vssemoiy southern PrPKv-
terian Ob urch, Fort W6rtb, Te x.7 For
me aoove occasion tickets will be' sold
May 15-16 & I7jth, 1905. with final -n;n
, - - a uj i u
May 31, 1905. Uate one fare nln on
i - .
lnp liate from Asbeville
Aqts as Guardian, Executor,
Administrator, Trustee & Co.,
wilhhave your will written by the
best lawyers in the state without
charge J.
interest paid in Saving de
partment and on Certificate.
Guaranteed
by a
Mnn nA A nr." " " ASSOCia -
, uu American Marn'
I ware. Manu-ir
1 j " Jra ulMiriCt fV-liirt i
fctiA nlffht. t.. : t. - . 7' ' COmitrv ftlirl ::nn,W llVJLi ?J2ia. vcizsra, 1903, under an -VJViX"
-- -.?w K'e-wus "e oaa slept in a ' vumzauon uri, V&suea' uPn the hereinnft w
back allev. On a M,nn 1: and hv t.h'A t i w.. . r T-i . . . : i0.!1.; "I mtS
5 " .uwuanuu tzLw3n.it ni C7 1 --w. v.iuu uo uuh i rirniran uiuuu cuniainm in uu.i. . --.v vum-
dollars, lit was t, m,,nK L v.f '& fh. 1. - door In the towrt fMairt -poxm
comprehend, and in . uv Z j . : . : at 12 o'clock da? Aprif 1905 Va. June 6-9th. 1 ook-
f-tenid it his pocket - ,r Z X f . aoesn . Oave hot corn .A of tbla asion ticket T
Bafety Din and w.ii- j 7 . "iBS r ne nas began to WiJan June & 5th. 19ns i.k ...
w m - , . u. u. i, noiiii 1 1 v niir. at i . - . - . - - . , r--... w i . uciciiuan r. jaim txt.-. i 11 m t
nZ.-::.. t . "V I hor .uW;n ,1.. . . v inaw.ui acres of lni "'Ser. "yM
wuo owio. - ne reiurnerl Iita. : I xcoueuit in wninh fhat J aeedfrom .Tnh "unueu
. . 7 7 i , . . v"tM Weaver, f or f "8"" ,a? otQers, to M.
ao witn tbis thins? No
good one and tht. in Zi' ten?&y
v-uuuuy a I0W more nf Poleswest of said w:.: a oout 10
, -r-. ... - I ok a i. . . " oYCr H TllnA fnm
POSITIONS
it CT A A A BANK DEPOSIT
He returned later"
Liav. - iih wu I n t
V 7 "w vmim,
with
0 - w W.V J
It! T airv'h haon t
--? v.u tu10 tu ouy a square
j wuu cuancea to be in t.h
store advised , him -to place it in some
bank. But a cunniug look passed over
ine tramp's face:
. s prints:
inn lOiU ,vA- rZT" vUUttl
tun i.ii.ii t ui tv
cIas fr-o f: .xvate ne first
uo uenw ior round trip.
Railroad Fair TaiJ
fiOO FREB: uourees Of
fered. Board at Cost.
Write Quick.
BejiAMfliu: Business College. Macoa Ga
. HUB SH0E5
... '?iMo of Manufactur-
Ti. i - I . thftnK' ne" t: Paul's chnrAiT Cents fnr m,, t :. 7
r. ... i . . ' 1 WUUU LI" I II. . KOtQ tnn v
vtu o a - : r uiu Asne
It is deplored that amo:;8 -out WVX
Coapejen-there aresKpro. &'T
lea Tyfk" a .f.ii. . .
esto Tiost rr""OT vine m ?a - -
i . . " wum.. tiiiriiffH i w- i . .
.SSTO. thence suth 22
this7hio,Ueb, r: mr -0..8.h,aDdles .foa juottf who get W oJal! ' "S
h.A. ' " - -.n, the trips, and ih--s ... J
cnances." - 7 . . . . 7 -v- jt- uu wnoae wives and
He passed out into the street naafn daugters count' on an annn.il
and thatwas; the last seen of him, but 8ummer voyage at the expense of
"uTJ ine Clty his ine Snmeut, but this is dne of
against ine me remediah . foof-A .
- '""uuicu ui ine
case, .et that be altered as soon
ftfl nnsfli Kin it : ..v
Spades are trumps in the Tana- Bo7uZ Z1
ma Canal zon oA 'a-j-- . r, go on.
. x u,u n 11 in 1 i"o 1 1 m rttvA . i,.
-Pg yoath have ever
hand tightly
pocket. -
pressed
4 4-
Walker will have to pass.
homeIy'rwit
yX
This Feb. 27th, 1905.
Per. T..C. ISRART. r
.... . j U.. .'v
U. S. Marshal.
Justice Walter Clark Selected
NewTork. Mnh.ft -n. :
thi. tt.,:-. ' .VT " --tue euato of
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Wal.r C,Mk f Nortll OamItoa"dY
rv.w. wo uamea ior thft f rii :
of the Uiiiyewiiy . V " ' ame
copyrights eta. 1 m ,TTata' trd mark.
t come to uat : . - , 'ioit,
J.7.v"l-. EUU. runt Offl
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