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ti- :-'-_i'e for the inost part \'aQf'.i.- gli-‘ss .Ill Its Sdlmllay S ,Issue the Pfltrlot
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;l_,l;I_l,",` b,r_F1ll,,,i,,;) 01llegC,,(i3,t.i_;.)1l,,C.i1Vi,,; f-_.Emil Ii; stated that the restrictions had reduced
liiililll (l"ilt'i 'inifiinoxiniate idea of the sa- their Sales from fifty to eighty per cent'
\'iii<»' tlrlillids iieleln effected The latest of The Patriot quotes Messrs' Davis and Fra'
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these bulletins, Just receii-'ed, give
_ a _mtg ser, niaiiutactui‘ei's, as stating that their
. " ` -  ` ` - ~ les of bacon have been maintained up to
- _ .';t t'  ' full com Jiled information Sa _
lm 1' mm “ue V l , practically the usual volume. The Guai'~
obtained from representative hot
i'cstalii".-ints thi'oughout Canada
the econoinies effected in the use
bac:-iii and white flour.
Coiiipariiig consuniption for December,
_ 1017 with that in Decenibei', 1916, savings __ ___ t __ d _ _ _.t__. ,_ _ _t " ~ '_ f . _ §_9___
oi inorc than fifty Jer cent. in the con- -beneld Ou pu an _“llc no °1'.'tll°" 0 gli . - ‘ ‘”
 dian also conimunicated with this firm on
"Of bee{_Saturday and was informed that their
’ sales of ham, bacon and smoked meats for
consumption in Prince Edward Island are
practically negligible compared with their
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rci|lic.<t lieiiig _gfrziiitcrl lie crossed iii
July last. He was :ittaclied to a ,.0
.\l:iiiiloli:i rcgiiiicnl, willi which lic il
sci'\'cd iii Fraiice 'until _laiiuary,, io
when he was promoted to thc Ae- gg" ll
l ii il \`ei'\ice
was one of the iirst iiicii to_eiilist my mm p,.m,im_c? Ceptainlv [_ . _
in the io_;tli Regiment, iii wliich he Should be proud' to iight Smé IW
was spc-cilil_\-'_ promoted lieutenant. 'gidc-“._mfmv cD~mmdC-shfl-Om 'p_ 1.f_ ' '
At Valiartici it \\ as found that the Island but do vnu ,magmc for
br-"“l" 'lf the “'“" 1" All-gllsl' 1914’ Let nic tell you that l have been  '
gfllli' “'llll lllc “’llll‘§")' lo Lmlso' proud indeed to stand shoulder to ~   & ‘ 0  .jf it
H” allcllllllcd three llllles ll’ get shoulder with the boys froiii the-` ` 'V ' " .’l
acmgs sms but “.'as't“mcd dow" west, who have hcliiiid them the ,li  QUQQI1 St" (hal'l0tl'2t0\N|1.p.[.l_ ,-1 ~
0" "°"0“"l of '°l‘gllllY_ deiecllve iinwaveriiig support of those al”  . .   _  
eycsiglil. \\’licn the severity of the ho-me whom iiicv llfl\'C -\'0luii1¢¢,-_  ,,   ../..   ._ 
test was iiiodified Mi-_ Stevenson ' _ 
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iicllcy to sell--good territory to cover-it liberal com. 'i-'ffl
tract- under which 'to '\vork,--and the cordial support ot’ i '_',_‘ __ .__-._
Success attained depends' on Service rendered. ` ._i _f _
Agents and others. are invited to write to _ , |_
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_____,___ _ , __ ._ _ ___ - paring for special garden plots this coming lg “H43 Shall |10* br l0Sf f° 111S1S'\'l\5 l___ ___ E _ _  '
. morning ooiiy (founded 1801). 08-60 nor vm. (D¢\|v- spi'1iig. When it is remembered that every -    N P I' .Ed d I I _,_ -_ -1 ' _ -   - _ -- --
¢ 4) I dvnneo; $2.50 per your (melted) In ldvlnoo, In t d f f d th d d I _ _ _ . 1° "CC ‘V35 S an galld Que' ._   l_i_‘ 'ii il-_"li-_"lii‘| 1| - _ ‘ ~ ~ . -- _
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` """"""""""""" " needed food supply every effort should be ll""l BW-5 ""`*'°t ll" R°9‘llt'|Since the election. _In__ ._i,a_q.vt Q.-,<l,i`
_\io_\'-mi' i-‘iizniiiiaiiri iiiii, isis. made by everybody who can get hold of a of P. E. I. Polling, und |l0\V I think of ii -every j,-Q;-=,
____ _ _________:___`~_________,___ ,_,_,_._._._._.,_._.___...,.-_-_.,-...,_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-<_-.-.-.--~>-" piece of land to grow Solfnething on it  Proud  of nnudlrs rc' ragged abqut P' E' Island and the 
' ' _ _ _ -' ’ ‘ 5 o||d3¢_‘ 4_-0 for the Opposition. At the' "il
ifooii s_\\'1NG AND P.-x'1‘Rio'1‘ISM nf'-‘l\t_l’@H1 Olll Vacant l0lS_<l0llbl@ the Dr0~_ ~ P _ ' time oi the eieeiioniwas in .livin-l _,_
_ __ ' ductionhof last ye:_1_r___ai;d_ it ought to do -- npobn Bairniioii, and ii was in fl- "_ 
_ . _ . more t e eliect wi e e t in many a home f . _ i\' aniiobn Bolt. that .I served ‘ 5
Miicli is being said and written these » _- _ _ _ Phe following- letter is from h f _ 1 .VI ». --  
_ ._ _ as Wen .IS H the _.Id _. b f _ _ _ ._ . __ _ . _ att C roni._ t_was i anitoba who 7-_-,-__
il.--'..\'s about the success or failure of the ‘ l _E20 " lg “Od baqket l`l\i.l\l l-will- J. Milner sroiensonl _ - _ 
- ‘"_"""l.“"l"““"""“tio” “nd l’_l°"e*lSe_‘_l I_“°.‘l l"l.`°` --s_\\'iN<i 'riiii ii_\(‘oN” n-ii, i_.ie{u. siev-mei., iviioq-i-.i.<'{f‘*,fl‘.j“"".* l;'!*l}~‘l_ l-,_f‘_l°“’*."“>`i 
oii.i.ft=f\li caiiipaifrii now in pi‘op,i'e.~_..-,-r iii ba- - 0., ,hc _,.5 of the Gmrdim, vo. f' " ‘“‘"‘l°“ ’°` 0- °"“ _“"‘ 
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' sixteen thousand (an ou im'i-’ ”" /4
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All these essential conditions ar'e’ol'[ei‘ed to com 7, , " -£2
petcnt Agents by The Great-West Lite Assurance Co- 1 - -
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» ed to fight {oi_ Lan I say that of ei f-`“*_'5_ _.I _  . '--.-'- ' _ -_.-- _§_~--_'_F-_1`_
' I b The bulk of this enter Jrisin fiini’sl R°5al N‘“"‘l C°ll‘°li°’ l““l"“
siiinplioii of bacon, forty pci' cent. inthe . e Q .Q _.th th ‘T th, _ lvl Pit? pro ll Gre<=nwil~li, Londoii.  iiienoniiilp-vii.. niiarninn. ine wo.
 coiisiimptioii oi’ beef and twenty-five pei' l 1" S* 1* l 1_ e 0 ‘I ‘ 3 m? 1 _ _ _I-iii. 2IS1'. 1913- " Y 5"” '° “-‘"' ' '
_h_,“',n ' i ' liaconless days order has undoubtedly af-_ of writing you during the past few February ini.. isis.  -_ __
i-int in the consumption of white flour are Vmceq and eabterll Canada and Wl11l€ ‘Che Door sir,-1 have often thought
_ - ~ - _ , - fecteil consumption they have so extended ““"“l‘~`- l“‘f \‘S““ll>’- °"@’_>' “"“’ I
lii .i numbci oi titles the consuinptioni_heh buqinegg ___ new £e_____,______ that the___l,,,_.,,,,, ,,,, ,,t,,.,,,,,, S,,,,,,.,;,,,,,. ,,,~,._-
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Ol' llSll ll2'l.\‘ l)€€‘H V€l'V l&l“g`€ly lllCl'€3S€(l.l l ‘_ ` " _ ' '_ . rl . _  vi-iltcd nic. l‘lo\\'cveVr,/as l am iiow
l`he public eating places in Toronto are output had .not beep m‘lleu‘l`H'V afleC_ted’l"“ l°‘“'°- .l ~"l‘"ll ‘lC"°l°.‘f‘ l°`“" 'lm' ` \-`§\\\\ ' V i
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___ __ '. . _ _ ` Q )al1 . 'O 1 '1‘l -0 ri c-ic i i 1. ii ' _-'__"~ _ _- _ ' \.
than tlic_\ .did in Decembei 1916 and a y l ._ _ . _ -_ _ - , _ 1 ,. ,_  S / __ Hear It ,mme Pame andjudge for yum. _»_
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_ _ _ , t - m- M H- S nl viisli both you and yours a happy
iiinctetii pei cent increase is reported la tel ‘lde l Q ‘mqll Y but lt aw ht 0 Y _md ,O ,mom _,H8 MV p,,,,C,_i
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il‘0lll Ol1'(&l\\'3. - - to tell halt the Sfcoly and `th°lt Which. ap izil ivisli ic that ‘ere another New
peared to serve its purpose As it is the 1 ` be
Nine of the laigest hotels and restau . - ' ` \-<'=\f M1105 f°““<l» WC may
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rants in Toronto reported an aggregate'retml‘31' who Supllllfls the demand ‘lf the l"}l`l‘ “g‘“l." l° H€"“° S“'°`°l.H°‘““`
,__._,--in _- of th- .t t f H 1* - .th, average household it may be taken for :uit-r lioviiig nrieined rlie_oh,eei_of
i Q ii een ons o our curing e _ . ._ _ 1. ,_ h .
*~ _ - _ . -1- . . re . 161- n n Com, oiii coniiiig across. .\<.ryt ing,
inoiith .ind a saving of eleven and a half 3 antefl that lt -lb the ldl 1 3 Y .-,.L.,,,,~ augur as i,,.ief.,.ite as ,t was
ions of beef. Three Montreal hotels be- nlullitl .Who is the best.-ludgfi 0.f the Va' nycui' :vo as if MIS 1110 0\1lC0m¢- _  Ki Q"/ nl I 1--i ‘**"“ --L-f"*' 0 ' 
Sir,-'An explanation is in order in
gard reporting Murray Hnrhor Sec-
on, 4th District of Kin-g’i=. in Patriot-
Fiind Honor list. Mr. Charles Jor-
si appointed _for sold District. The
llowingpartiris collected for mc, viz.
iid the writer were thc collect- _
Lumeuion.`_Wiii_ nonin, ivaiinen _
y and Willlinm M`cDonold. As
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niiinliei' oi lieiitenaiits was greater _ ' _ ' I ‘ 
than tlic strciiglli allowed, and (Cfmtlnlletl On Imac W0) '
Liciit \`li-vc-neon applied to hc .sent
:ici'oss as a siipcriiumcriiry, and his    
Exclusive features of the Pathe are:
2 T THE PATHE SFPPHIRE BALL instead of sharp
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needles to wearand ri the record. No needles to
change. The PA'l`I~IEp ALL WOOD S 0 U N D
cl-iAMBli.R, built on the violin principle. TONE
DEVICE to regulate the volume of tone. The Pat-he
plays all disc records with puritv. sweetness and-
power. Its tone regulator controls the tone at the
throat, instead of merely mufflng the sound at -the
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t'.\'eeii them saved four tons of beef and . .* _l ' * -and alielit ill# Only flillis U19* W0  _ B»,'*G’*Eu_»~ii\f;,»C,<f‘ iii, RUSSMNS FHL ' ,_,,,, R,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,-,,,,,,,e,. but ,,,,,,.f,,m,i_,
mo-[.9 than two tong of f10u1._ Similar qa_ Of any g‘1V€lf1 £l1‘t1Cl€. iiiay lic sure of other than victory -.‘-,llqlln Diggs-ST E; BP I lllpl'
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TO CROSS FRONTIER
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 6.--Three Rus-
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\ings ale shown all over the dominion. . . , , . . _ _ '~t;Q' i , - ,_ the R,,,,,o_n,,_
Tliese saving* have been effected bv an 'M l LIGHT "xl 'M' lime? Q ross  . ' iliiggiailinliliintioiiie iggkiii Anzeigen or
Berlin, says. twice attempted to cross
detachment succeeded in gettink
tl110\\i;h._.it _is adilicd tha.t__3.000 Russ-
ians with 200 horses crossed into tlié
lines of the iirinius of tho Ccnrill
Powers. , ,  .` '
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_,.______ _hO____ the __lte__natiV f Q _h d _ Hy 15 now Obselq,-Ing. hghtless mghtS_ but Spring and Summer, '_I`here are a _ PRINCE ED\VARD ISLAND =
, _ _ _ 9  uc an 01' el , _ , . great many Caiiaclizins in the R.N. Time 'I"lble Eff I3 D b 1 ff 1917. `
ii thi- appeal to then patriotism and theii them 1° "0 mason' when the days glow \ Q in inet about 72 per cent of  _l In ec ecem er 3 S ’ _ .
sciise of dutv in connection with the needs longer’ Wh-V We Should llot take aldvantageiilie 'fserviee are Canadians. ‘
_____;____t(__d by ihe War failed to ming about of an e_XtI.a hourof dayhg.ht__Wh1Ch can be .rhings Spem _O bg about the Trains Outward Read Down Tra|ne~|nward Read up
the desired 1-eculp [he response of the llafl Wltllmlli @Xll'9llS€ and W1tl101_1t ll€11°fl - ~°H“_\° 115 11-*val 0lllCf“'1S@- -_A £100? . oniiy only Daily Dolly A1'i.AN1'ic s'rANoAnn 'rims Daily nniiy Daily may -'Daily
1 h b - I ship Congress should pass daylight sav “'=\~‘ “bf 0"” *llc Canadlani b°l‘ ev S1111- ex- Sim- OX- Sun ex--Sm ex.sun.ex.sun.ex.snn.ex.sun.e=¢.snn
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lwoll e as een fall' V generous- AS ll rule' ' L ` ` _‘ iii France and .Fngland on account 'lx.M.
l'll@ §'1‘€af m21_i01'ity l‘@S¥1‘iCt@d their con-'ing legislation Withmlt delay°” Canada of the iefniiie eilinniiiy oi Halifax,
Wm mm, of Such articles f must follow the Ameiican lead The Day _md mm, 00, feilw, ,f form
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» _ , _ - i of ood as could _ _ _ _ . _v i> S.
 I `l he exhorted. and this restriction would hght.SaVmg Blu Sllould be ready for Intro' “aw “l‘0“2’l‘ "0 “Ulf” *O Wh” “'35
luv bee h - - duction when Parliament opens. once their homes, shall miss the
i e n very niuc more evident had it O _ _
not boeii lor thc .few political anarchists ,,,,. ,,,,,,,i-,cmd among the victim.;
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welcome of their loved ones who
\-\_'ll(l, tlll'()ugh fear that Solne Crfldlt Should  ‘\l{'llI|“L   (|1170 l)0()r fQ|l0\\r who “ras at [ny
` sneci“ at the eifoit predicted and pi ayed I10l5 be d€SC1‘lb€d T101’ imagined Tll€ 311' ,l,°ll'°l’ '§l1lllCr’,flHl§a"d|tw° cl;-',l_
I oi its failure, misrepresented the facts, WHS WllJh0U'C Wlfld. Yet ill Seemed 111 3 llllf- ,iicgiripicftl§f,“,,.§l¢§,,{e°Ci;f1'd;),“ff,,,:,¢
appealed to the ignorant telling them the Y‘.V Wltll the Dasslllg 0f death- Men .knew for n sud Xninsf War is hell; but
\\i(g;1]L}1y W0]-9 goifgigqg thmgelveg While liOl`. Which l'.l'l€y ll€3I‘Cl, 3. I‘O2II`l1’lg that WHS can ive find words to express the
tliey, the pool' and the ignorant wei'e being belliflfl and in fl'0lll1- like 3 PI`@S91lC@» 01' *1l"‘°‘"“‘l“g Ol `~““°l‘ “ “".“*5l”°Pl‘°?
starved, etc., etc. it ' screaming that never ceased to shriek in ___
lhis campaign is now being egu-mee] on the air. No thunder was ever so terrible ,hm are things which I Sha" men
in the Count; V iq appealmg to the pat;-101; ears when it came singly but when it rose forgotten
1 01 e our po itical anarchists D 2 ga 6 Ollglle
.lie appealing to theii lowest instincts, to gefllef Ill full Cfylt humbled the S0Ul Wllll
then cupidity to theii class Jealousies, to lille l`031'1Ug. CI`3Sllln8» Sllflelilllg' Lame 3
theii political parti/anship. bons and l'21Cl<@t Of hammers f1`0m the machlne SUN*
daughters of our province have already till men Were dlzzy and SlCk f1`0m the 110lS9» T DMU SELECTIUBS Fun
been obliged to hang their heads in shame.Wl1lCll thrust between Skull and b1'9»l¥l. and ¢|_|||}|)|A|| READERS
because of such appeals and what resulted beat Out fll0Uglll- Wltll tht! H0lS€ Came .._...
i rom
pratiiig is terribly out of place at a time 0P€lllll8' OU lille llllls- EVSFY Tllgllf ln all
when some three thousand of our
facing death, when homes throug
Sons are this week the enemy said: “The English
hom our will attack tomorrow,” and in the front
province are being saddened, when we and lines prayed that the al¢t8Cl< might come-
the i'est of the world are facing actual that S0 an end. U15’ end. might 001116 t0 the
want. We cannot hope to prosper either Sllelllflg-”-<l0l`lTl Maseflelil- ln “The Old
materially, morally or spirituallv when F1‘0lll¢ Llll€~”
_ __ _ 'those who _should be striving to lead the
  _ people to higher levels of duty and patrio-
  tism are purposely and wilfully trying to WORLD UNITY
' Isl;
mislead them and arouse their
antago-
lllsfilltl tg 5_V@l`y él'_l°01`t Pull _forth for the be- _Perhaps the best of all of the results that
ne 0 . 9 PI‘0VlllC@ ailfl its P90IJle- W_ill _certainly accrue from this world con-
flict is the “parliament of man the federa-
\'.\(‘-ANT LOT FAR-MIl\`(" ‘ n ’
’ tion of the world. What talk and reason
-could not do a world peril is doing What
f l£_V_l_i_at. little efforts can do in the matter President Wilson has repeatedly urged, the
0 3 mg t0 the aggregate f00d. Supply Premier of England has emphasized in his
gay( be igferiged from the fact _ that th_e speech _stating the terms of the Allies-
ac _ YM’ an Vawnll lOl? fafmlng 1_I1_th1S that this war will have been ‘in vain unless
province last year produced in the vicinity the nations shall at its close devise some
?_i_’_75_;§)00 buslégtls of 1}otatoes besides consi- plan of international co-operation, .where-
Th 3 ¢_?___ Quan 1 IGS 0b 93191' Végetables. by such _wars can never more take place,
fulege  W;_l"F °___fa_lll‘ld_ll\I`0U8l1 Care- and the intolerable burden of military pre-
th 5;] l‘€i___ *T0 fax ¢;l'ltat1Ye_ S0UI_'C9S by paredness be lifted from the shoulders of
e par ent 0 gr culture. -With last; the workers of mankind
56390" 9"¢X?°1'l°H¢¢'1l¢Xt`7€31"S Produc- Out of the ruck and niuck of these filth 4
I ° » . _ _ _ y
tion should be very materially _increased times shall grow the lily of the future.
 .__-____ ii this province, While _the better element HS that tllllllllf- lt l_>I`0k¢ lille dY`l1mS_0f the lion- presently which shall never be
it ,  _` _. . '_ . ' , _ , . __ _ _
*__ ..______-,___ __ . . . _ __ __ . _.
._ _I  1 l fl* _X . - :~ -'~ , _,;~.,‘- ~::‘
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them and that at .ct time when these also a terror and an exultation, that one _ Furnished by w. s. Lounn.
sons and daughters were sheddin lorv Sll0Ulfl hurry- and hurry, and hurry like  ~ ~ . _ ' _ - ir g _ _ . _ .' »
 if-,___ni_'_ on their native province. This demagogue the Shfleklng' Shells- 1nl10 the P1lS Of life
_ isin of the ie il l u alon the front and v t to U10 l>0V< WCW llfituffllly V011' JU-
MOTHER -
Ii. was only a single word written
with trembling hand' on the margin ot'
n small Bible found by a guest in a
spare room ot ii. farmhouse. A line
was di-awn'by the side of a_ passage
which evidently- was "mother'c” text
_-one of many verses whicluno doubt
were dear to her soul. The entry- in
that plain little Bible is full of sacred
siiggestlons. The hands that once
turned those 'pages have ceased to be
occupied with earthly service, the
eyes that once scanned the line type,
dimmed to this 'world,_ho.ve opened
on the glorious ot. a higher and hap-
pier sp_here. But mother’s' influence
lives on. We today are the better and
the braver for -her fnlth and life. Tile
old Book which brought o smile to
her care-worn face, and' on which now
and ‘then n hot tear dropped, is today'
our hope and our..help, our guide and
our comfort. The verses on which at
night she plllowed 'her head give us,
too, rest after labor, peace after tears
We will do well if we have half of
lier faith, imitate a tithe of her good
works,yet somehow God expects us tn
do better, it that be possible. than
did mother and tether. We are for-
ther along in history than were they,
there is more behind us. perhopl we
soo better what- is ahedd -of us; But.
it is still-the old Book 'on"vIMt1i"we
must blliild; I! we grow, it will have to
be grovlth in the old ith. Dun _
umr.. we-q asf'-givin:  “M
her topic. wg np; to toliow ht:
1 o. on on 11° U90 0
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  ment V of-HCial_` maintained a Continuai The tumult of these days and nights can- received thc terrible news that his 0.00
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30 nl D1" "”'°"“'°° ‘lt 5-30 ii: m."ienvo‘-_Emerald .iunction in 2.45 . ni. mi iirri '_ 1: cm loam 4.4l~p. mi
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