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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

black eyes, regular features, IN some
cases rather handsome, well developed
bodies, upon which they wear very lutte
covering, except the tattoo marks, which
are very plentiful. 1t is very hot there,
you know, and conventioDalities do not
abound. A piece Of cloth tied about the
waist, or suspended from cord passing
about the waist, accompanied by n plenti-
full supply oftattooing upon the arms, legs
and bodies, makes up the costume OF the
average resident OF those islands. In
some places the women wear cotton
gowns which traders have carried there
aud introduced to o limited degree"
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NV IN case tB proposed arbitration
Aeluse5 Dermany tOothOld tboreW
=. vel, there arlplenty more islands in
W FaG,nc just g valuable, perhaps, as
ap TIC Is fun of them in that
quarter"
-" hat can you tell me about these
,raLollne lslarts and the people who in
,-,t",o,i'' he said. opening n large atlas
.A'cN lay AJ mnd, Rnd turning 10 map
y. .4e me OCEAN which showed the
slou0 ol islands bOwn as the Polynesia
au1 micronesia, yet rs ind them first,
''" 'utn lsl& bout them. Here, YOU
80 S, ana ue ran Is finger along the line
qua. IAIlg llo 18th degree OF north lati-
,.pe uhlll no cached longitude 40,
,r tlele YOU see, Pc the Caroline islands.
uele H'e a hpdred or two OF them I:
NY yO' IA iSci. though r good many
s'.., 1eul are so small as % be
r,'."! worry counting. There are
on. blces out there IN the
,"s 80 snal and so unimportant as
,hai a.eu WitHhe larger islands about
~, tuaI lhehaYe attracted very little
~ Thy are valuable, however,
M, V nti0b, 10 nation with ambl-
r,y 9.u 10 west Pacific possessions.
fb .t...., '''''i'nt VI tht huhll iblNnuh III
~, '"Iler 0'the globe, Of coral f)rma-
o.. part az least, though the larger
s,a,,lc p7ssesed OF fruitful soils. with
ans nth. anc ridges and even mountains.
Sue ue lniauip ~ zap Tor instance, where
tii,ouuie occurred. II has some very
Oo "uutr!on elevated plateau nearly
IA est anye the Level OF the sea,
nd. 9,u,utans some twelve or fifteen
s,,uIqi,tu feet b heignt.v
. ~ vesselSv ''''eu " oui
ron, occasionally, yes. One OF our vessels
artv ,sere olly a few years ago 10 take A
ron.h, astronomical observers. They
|onnisn pack some very interesting ac-
arlv stUl what they saw there, particu-
" ~ ABOUT DE people,,
mo- nat are the inhabitnnta in annear.
~, ahu methods 81 lifoFy
|nts IN =, are ike most Of those inhablt-
|Olored 'he Islands Ofthai quarter, copper
wv with long, straight black hai.,
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Take this particular island OF zap,
where the trouble occurred, what is there
TO say of itp'
"Well, it is an island only about 10
miles in length and : or s miles wide,
with population OF couple OF thousand.
1t has several small towns along the
coast, one or two Of them laid out in
squares, with paved streets and houses Of
some pretensiOn. It's principal attraction
lies in the fact that it has some fine bar
bors, aud good stone walls which the ma
tiVes have built. They have pretty good
boats there among these islands, most Of
them built at the Pelew group, where
there is enough timber to warrant the
building of good-siZed vessels. Then
there are occasionally visits from Spanish
vessels, and semi-OcCRsionally from those
of other nations. They have built at
this important harbor some wharves Of
value. The southern part of the
island is very fertile, and raises COCO
nuts, beetlenuts, mangroves and bread
fruit in abundance. The northern part Is
higher and less fertile. The natives Of
this island are generally supposed to be
further advanced in the arts Of ciYiliZa-
tion than those of most of the Caroline
islands, but are spoken of as treacher-
GUS lot, who by their own confessions
have eutrapped and massacred the crews
of several vessels. The works published
for the benefit Of naYigators advise that
they never be permitted on shipboard, in
considerable numbers at least. The
American board of foreign missions has a
dozen OF more missionaries In these
islands, but none OF them have reached
the island OF Zap, though the intention is,
it is said. to establish missions there this
year. There are, however, Spanish mis-
sions on this, as well as on many others
of the Caroline island6." AUSTIN.
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"With what result, probably"
0WeU'|he said with @ shrug of the
shoulders. that isn't for me to say. The
nayies Of Germany and Spain are about
equal ct present, though OF course every
hGdv recognizes the fact that Germany is
the stronger power, both In population
and wealth. IL would be a very vigorous
fght, cowever, and one in which the SYM
psthies Of the civilized world would
probably be with Spain. She has always
claimed those islands and nobody has
ever thought OF disputlng her claim to
Them until Germany took it into her head
10 adopt a policy of colonization, with the
results which we have seen in the past
two months"
You think that Germany's attempt to
seize those islands Is a part Of settled
policy, then"
81 haven't the slightest doubt. There
have been numerous evidences Of late Of
new departure on the part Of Germany
in this line. Until recently she had never
attempted much in the way OF COLOMBIA
ton. Her national career in the past few
Years, however, has been brilliant one.
She ranks at the TOP notch among the
great powers of the world. Her country
is crowded with population, so crowded
that its members find it necessary to emil
crate to other countries in great num-
bers. Her army and navy and treasury
are al strong, and it is evident that a
policy o colonization and extension has
been decided on. The seizure of the Sa-
moan isl lands, not long ago, was one step
ia his direction. The attempt TO kick up
a row with France and get a footing of
the east coast Of Africa was another, and
this attempt to seize the island Of Zap and
perhaps the entire Caroline group was a
third"
"Of what advantage would the posses
sion Of a small island like this, away out
in the Pacific, halfway round the world
from home, be to GeTmanyW
"Ob, of immense advantage. 1t would
be base Of operations to begin with ;
then, too, the island lies in pretty close
proximity 10 the channels of trade with the
coast Of China, and as base OF operations
IN case Of war, or to prey upon COM
! MERGE Of uufriendly nations, it will be OF
great advantage. 1t would be valuable,
4 TOO, TO the merchant marine of Germany
IN case Of "A vigorous attempt to obtain
Tor that country the trade OF the far East,
50 greatly monopolized by Great Britain"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or
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Everybody ,oho has any aoaRt TO supply,
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summer Rroorts.
NEW YORK CITY.

THE BRISTOL A SELECT FAMILY
ii uOTFL, 10 East Eleventh street, between
F.fth Avenue aud University Place, one block
and d half from Broadway. convenient 20 all
the best stores aud places Of amueement. The
comfort Of guests carefully studied. good
table. well Furnished rooms. Polite attention
assured. Prices a. reasonable ~ q hrst-clasa
boarding. h0uss.
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prevented and thoroughly sradicated by
DuYFY's PURE MALT WHISKY. Recon-
mended by leading physicians. Sold by
druggists and-gr0cers.
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sstasnOIta palm.
A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
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Aonorp nnp siorro for Elrnt.


LOk KENT, residence No. ~ Liberty street.
- two stories on basement. seven rOoms:
brick store northeast corner West Broad and
williamson streets. residence attached. brick
Residence southwest corner 80. Julian aud
Habefsham streets, three rtories on basement,
outbuiidings, modern improvements; ppeser-
sion lsi october. Apply TO w. j. HARTf ,
Southern Bank.
INOk RENT. brick residence southwest cor
- ncr -. julian and iiabersham streets,
three stories on basement, large yard aud out
bullnlDg8; modern improvements also. store
hnd residence northeast corner West Broad
AMI Williamson atreetq. Apply 20 ". j..
HARIf, Southern Bank.
H'OR REM, residences No. 81 jefferson
II street ana new brick house southeast cor
ncr ork anc Jefferson, also, stores 1872 1884,
and 80 Bay street. j. \. DAACl, - Bay
street.
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prropmlahina.

MIS- PEDRlCK, Drosamaker, has removed
WI 70 No. ~ Tattnall, between Castor aud
Huntington streets, and 10 now prepared TO
rgcoiEo fallHcrk.
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DOmoro anO slorfo Tor slFut.


NOR RENT, the Two desirable residences
Il NOS Ids and lT0 Hall street: modern in
proYements; possession given November ist,
lsS5. Apply TO JOHN SULLIVAN, ia Bay
street.
TOR RENT, 4-room cottage on Anderson
L street, 9th door from AberOOrn street. Ap-
ply to J. MCKINLEY, Henry street, I'd from
Drayton street.
TOR RENT, possession Immediately. 8-story
l. brick house; basement let 60 good tenant;
rent low. Apply on premises 81 Broughton
street.
LNOR RENT, a comfortable house on Ander-
4 son street. fourth door from Barnard. APP
ply 10 l.. NOGEL, jefferson ana Waldburg
lane.
DOR RENT, house No. 80 Abercorn street,
Il possession given October lst Address n.
+. JACKSON, care s., r. s W. kallwey
EoR RENT, from November lat. residence
4 NO, oil Tattnsll street, corner Berrien.
Apply ll6S bryan or 50 Tattnall street.
TOR RENT. house As Jones street, second
4 door east OF Habersham. Apply on Price
street. four doors from Taylor street.
EN0R RENT. brick dwelling. northwest cor.
A Tattnau aud Charlton streets. Apply 10
4. 6. CABANlSS, 10 Bay street.
NOR RENT, a desirable residence on Price
Il street, third door south OF Harris. Apply
w wv nun H'iNNNs W. LIE
TOR RENT, 2-story house on Second
l street. Inquire 81 Whitaker street. nj.
GEIBELHoUsE.
nor RENT, 4 story brick house southeast
L corner OF Abercorn and President streets,
possession given Oct. /. Four story brick
house li0 Liberty street. north side, third
house west OF Barnard street; possession
given Nov. !. Apply TO ALBERT WILLY,
40 Bryan street.
TOR RENT tenement No. 80 Liberty street:
Il two stories on basement; possession lst
October. Apply to w. j. HAkTY, southern
Bank.
TOR RENT from October lat, No. 1876 Lib
L erty street. Apply to T. A. POLLARD
No. ~ West Broad street
EOR RENT, house l57 Liberty street. APP
4 ply AZ q Whitaker street.
COR RENT, that desirable rssidence near
4 northeast corner Montgomery and Hunt
ingdon streets; reasonable rent. Apply TO Il.
GGAEFFE, corner Montgomery and Hunt
ington streets.
LNOk RENT, a two-story wooden tenement
L on brick basement, corner Gordon and
Barnard streets; possession given immedi-
atety. Apply at i75 South Broad street.
NOR RENT, house, six rooms, with out
4 house IN ward, three doors west Of Whita-
ser. on south side Duffy street. HENRY
NOINJMADN * SUN.
LNOR RNNT-rhc dwelling house No. ia
n Broughtnn street. Fer terms, apply t.
}. +. BROOKS. 1855 Bay street.
rTNO RENT, house with IL rooms aud all
i modern improvements, No. 90 South
broad street, opposite Old Cemetery. Apply
TO JOHN II. RUNE.
OFFICE FOR RENr-The large aud com
" mOdious offices al No. liz BryaH street
over the Office Of the Gas Company; posses
,lOn given November LIST. j. +. BROOKS, 1876
Bay etrcct.
NOR RENT.-The very desirable office 81
l. Baystreet. fitted up for, and originally &C
Gupled by, Andrew Low n Co., Will bs rented
IN parts as may be desired at low rates; also.
three warehouses on River street under above
Dilce. Address WM l.. WAKELEE, p. o.
box pa, savannah, ia.
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prrannat.

A YOUNG LADY would like TO correspond
N with a good looking young gentleman not
over rs Address MISS Il. c., News Office
A GENTLEMAN of south Carolina wishes
n to correspond with young lady OF Is OF
90 Address w, L. H.. Beaufort. 5, {.
H1 YEAR.-Yes, Anna, you'll lind it in
p next Saturdays savannah Local" A
SUBSCRIBER.
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@nsplounlemt E1laateO.
Roarorrn 2l1untfo.

WANTED. from the LIST of October. few
w gentlemen boarders on state street, fOul
doors east of Bull. Inquire 81 l5s CASTOR
DOARD.-A few more pleasant and newly
ID renovated rooms, with board, at No. l02
Broughton street.
DERSONS wishing meats furnished, can be
Il satisfactorily served by a party who Il
experienced. Address A., care Morning
News.
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no,torn AlIa.ttrn.


" ANTED TO RENT, a medium-sIzed
w house, with modern improvements, cen
trally located, from October or November let
October preferred. Address H., care this
Ctiice.
WANTED TO RENT, by good tenant, r
w small dwelling house. Address statinA
terms and location, PERMANENT, care Of
Morning News.
WANTED TO RENT, a small house. north
w of Hull, east OF Bull street. ROBERT
care News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

EOR RENT, the Two desirable residences
Il Nos. Ids and 40 Hall street; modern in
proYements; possession given November ist,
lSs5. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, ia Bay
street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

WANTED, six carpet sewers Apply at
w 2l2 St Julian street to A. GOSS, Up
holster and Decorator.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

TOR RENT. a handsome suite Of rooms
II from October LIST; also, other large an.
small rooms; with or without board. Sc Bar
nard street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

WANTED, a young man as bookkeeper and
w cashier; must be temperate IN habits
with trst-class city reference; work very
light. Apply at once to PLATSHEk'S
BrOughton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

KNOW TaTsELF, by reading tho ''soi-
ence Of Lifs,' the best medical work ever
published. for young and middle aged men.
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fortbo
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MAs.
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NOR RENT, large corner room, furnished
Il bath room adjoining, fronting square
suitable for two gentlemen. Address s., h
o. BOX 1877.
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ctors
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ArIu auamtro.

WANTED, a young, active porter. one tina
w can make himself geneI ally useful; mus
be sober and thoroughly honest; none bu
those having hret-cass references need ap
ply. AR. ALTMA co.
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Rooms 10 Rent.

n ENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant rooms
VI with or without board, on Liberty street
convenient to s., r. Il W. Hallway, by address
ing D., care Morning News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

NOR RENT, from Oct. LIST, rooms over par
II lOr floor; water convemences; partics
without children preferred. Address X, this
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-13

WANTED, a young lady to teach small
w children in private family. Small salary
and a comfortable home in the country offereIl
as inducements Apply TO p. {. EIKINs.
Halcyondale. Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10

Webster was 80 years old. The amount
of receipts for this year was s.ef2, but
out of this is to be deducted $992 as
Congressional pay" This leaves for
his professional receipts 1920. The
largest fee this year was $500. There
were only forty-fou items, and of these
eighteen We're retainers, amounting to
1880. One of them was 500 for DIR.
Motifs patent causes" "A very poor
years work, " says Webster. ''NuIlifica-
ton kept me out of the Supreme Court
all the last winter"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10
The Festival.

The festival given by the Ladies Me-
mortal Association the picture frame was
voted to Miss Eva Cordes. The white
satin embroidered tidy by Mrs. Cochrane,
the most popular married lady and the
painted velvet tidy carried off by Mrs.
Kennerly as the handsomest married
lady. Mr.. F. c. Cochrane had his claim
allowed as the most popular married
man, and he carried off the tobacco
pouch to sooth his jealous anger at the
compliment paid his lady.
The BEAUTIFUL silk crazy quilt was won
by Mr.. Hodges who showed his wisdom
by giving it Immediately to the lovely
daughter of a particular friend.
The amounts realized were quite hand
some being $4,000 from the quilt and
$4,000 from other sources. The hand
some picture frame voted to Miss Eva
Cordes as the most beautiful young lady
was a present from our artist, Mr. Man.
gold who is anxious to take her photo
graph to accompany his gift as a work Of
his submission to the popular verdict.
To the many friends who aided and
contributed to the successful result, the
ladies of the association extend grateful
thanks.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10

We see Our friend B. II. Miller,
Esq, in attendance on the circuit court.
Roberts Razor Steel Scissors and Cut
lery, Needles, etc., at
DEyEREUx, RoGERo & SoN's.
Mangold, the artist, is here to stay,
and when his new gallery is fitted up
his customers will think It fine enough
for the reception of federal officehold
er under democratic rule. He promises
it shall be the finest in the state.
Grand opening of the season The
largest and most complete stock in the
city! DEvEREUx, RoGERo & SoN.
The new Maine law recognizes no fine
for public drunkenness, but sentences to
jail, for the first offence, from five to
thirty days; hoary and habitual sinners
get from ten to ninety days. We sup
pose Maine women will hang the drunk
en- men soon.
DR.. A. L. Cole has removed his office
to the Moragne block.
Our Mr.. Randall has something to say
in another column of the beautiful
section he now visits for the first time.
To those who know him only through
his work on this paper we can only say
that he will need no recommendation after
they have had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance.
Look at our new Hamburg MEETINGS,
Ruchings, Collars, Ruffling and Laces.
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Son.
We learn from friend that sail boat
which had attempted to take two Ital-
ians and three bears from Sanford to
Enterprise was capsized in Lake Monroe
on the 7th inst, A passing steamer res
cued the passengers and righted the
boat but we did not hear what the
bruins thought of their impromptu
bath
Fifty cases of new Spring and Summer
| goods, just received at
DEvEREUX, ROGERo & Sons.
COAs w dS5SUetlL VI Tic liOp1SttI tti d4ASC,
paid us pleasant visit last evening and
gave us much interesting information
gained by him during his three months
stay in New Orleans. He has ably re-
presented his paper at the exposition
and done much for Florida.
The store just vacated by Messrs. Ack-
erman & jackson will be occupied here
after by
DEvEREUX, RoGERO & Son
Some kind hearted citizen who is deep
~ interested in the insurance business
has become poetical and pays postage
that he may send the following choice
bit to his friends
| do yon want to live long and happy my boy,
Then go and insure your lfe my boy;
| Insure it largely; insure it well
/ And pay your cash 10 the agent, for-wcll-
When you are dead and under he daisies
The busted concern viii loud sing YOU
praises
Baldwin & Cochrane take risks on al
property. They represent some of the
best insurance companies in the country
and would be glad to show the public. then
manner of. doing business. Give them ;
| call.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10
Florida Fruit Exchange.

At Directors Meeting of the Fruit
Exchange some routine business was
trasacted and George R. Fairbanks, NJ. j.
Doyle, E. Bean and D. Greenleaf were
appointed a special committee to present
the objects of the Exchange at a series of
meetings to be held as follows: Palatka,
Tuesday, April IA, II a. M; Micanopy,
Wednesday, April 10, II a. M; Ocala,
Thursday, April 16, II a. M; Leesburg,
Friday, April II, II a. M; Fort Mason,
Saturday, April IS, II a. M; Sanford,
Monday, April 90, 10 a. M; Orlando
Monday, April 20, p. M; Rock Ledge,
Thursday, April 20, II a. m, and thence
to New Smyrna and Daytona. Meetings
are to be held at DeLand, Plant City,
Tampa and other places, and will be an
nounced later.
The state papers were requested to give
notice of the above meetings. The meet
ings. The meeting then adjourned until
Wednesday, May 9th.
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Election in Crescent City---SchooI
Mntters---A New Fraud and
the Old ResuIt--A Chase

EIcCiiOn IN crescent ClIN---SCnOoI
Mntters---A New Fraud and
the Old ResuIt--A Chase
But no Capture.
CRESCENT CITY, April 6, 1886
Our municipal election passed off
quietly. and there is little change Mayor
Sprague was reelected. Jack Jenkins
is now our marshal and the councilmen
elect are L. A. Hurlbut, J. A. burst and
Capt. ]. w. Miller
Our school closed last Tuesday. Messrs.
Grim and Rutherford are now seeking a
man who hired team on Monday NOR
ming and has forgotten to return as yet.
They suppose he has joined the noble
army Of shippers.
Some Of our citizens have been most
gloriously gulled lately. \ party who
had been operating for some time in
Marion county has at las struck us.
Over there he pretended to be trusted
representative of the new administration,
and robbed many by promising office or
money from Cleveland -Four intelligent
white men took him in a boat and rowed
him a dozen miles to Georgetown on the
strength of his promises to make them
rich on one pretense or another To
some he promised pay for liberated
slaves and to northerners pay for little
services they might have rendered the
federal cause, while to many he pronis-
ed pension of forty 10 fifty dolIars per
month out of the national treasury as a
mark of friendship from himself! He
was landed at Georgetown some ten days
ago. Since then either himself or his
brother-in-fraud has been operating
in our neighborhood. Here the
thief takes down the names of all con-
federate soldiers, receives two dollars
for his trouble. aud insures the receipt of
a pension in due time. Such a scheme is
worthy of companionship with the his
toric forty -acres-and-a-mule.
CHRIS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10
Notice.

In accordance with a resolution of the
Conservative Democratic Executive Com
mittee for Putnam county adopted March
"a, 1S85-a convention will be held in
Palatka on Monday April -, 1885 at -
m, for the purpose of nominating three
delegates to represent Putnam county in
the constitutional convention which will
convene in Tallahassee in June next.
The basis of representation in the county
convention will be one delegate to every
fifteen votes or fractional part thereof
polled at the last general election for
governor. The various precincts will be
entitled to the following representation:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-10

1t is advised that the primaries be held
on April 18th prox. subject to the call of
the member of the Executive Committee
for each precinct, except in precinct No.
8 where the meeting viii be subject to
the call of the Chairman of the Conserva-
tive Democratic Club of Palatka.
E. S. GRILL.
BENZ. HARRISON, Chairman.
Secretary.