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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-18


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In is36 BENJAMIN Talbot. negro
slave. located Gao acres of land which
now covers ihe central portion Of
Logausport. Indiana. and Is worth
several million dollars. When the
fugitive slave law was passed he He'd
10 Canada. Not long ago one Of his
children conferred with prominent
attorneys ~bo. upon examination,
pronounced the title of Tai
bots heirs to the property IN
disrutable. Certain railroad COM
panies having valuable improvements
on part oi this land sre said % have
compromised with the heirs, and there
j. a prospect that the four sons and
tso daughters OF the old fugitive slave
are secure Of large fortune out of
the property which cruel law forced
hins % abandon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-18

Vur Democratic free tssis fyssSssls
haye zen given another very hard
Int u exnck. Earsy IN August Fifty
intelligent American .orkingnen
reaI workers. not professional sps,sSt-
Gs-fepfesentsng forty Different
ssndes snd industries. started fog siK
weeks tour q observation 10 LaroFe.
During their tonr th~y ssfrarssa
much and favorable attention
wherever they vent Naturally the
Paris exposition was Visited sy them
and constituted one Of the most at
tsactive objects OF their investigation
and IT the Paris exposition. Chauriesy
-. Depew. sise sss York railroad
magnet and millionaire, assures as
that this body OF American iaborsrs
~ acted more attention and ELECTED
louder commentator thar the Whole
cf the American exhibit proper.
Well, these Travelled workman re-
turned TO sew York last week. and
they made some very positive decia-
rations about their observations a. to
The comparative condition ol WORK
ingmen In this country and IN those
countries they havc visited. With
out dissenting voice they agree that
the condition OF the American Is
vastly superior 10 that 81 the Euro
pean workinginan that be IS better
fed, better clothed, better housed :.
holds = higher social position. bas
larger opportunities for mental i'm
provemenf. and Is incom parably a mote
important factor in the body politie.
They also find that ia the number
and quality Of lator.sasing appliance,
and in the general excellence Of ma
chinery and mechanical appliances
the new world far outstrips the old.
Such ASSURANCES from any respestabie
source would excite emotions OF pride,
but are particularly gratifying when
they come from large body OF men,
distnctiyeiy representative OF the
class 10 whom, more especially than
any other, plausible and pathetic APP
peafs have been made. representing
that they and their class we're being
robbed and ground down By the cruel
American protective system.
But their words are less eloquent
than their actions. Not one OF the
fifty failed to return. Not one Of
them remained or has any idea OF re
turning TO reside in any Of those
countries wherein, II our tariff is so
oppressive To them, their condition
would be so much better than here.
And so IL goes; so runs the testimony
Of Industrial migration ell the time
Thousands and tens Of thousands Of
workingmen come ~ the United
States every year from England. Sect
land. Wales and all parts OF Europe.
and when they have had opportunity
for comparison of their present and
former condition encourage other
thousands To follow them. bat there
II no counter current from this 10 any
II those countries. These facts are
conclusive. They tell the whole story
The workingmcn know their Own in
terests. They will stand by the Amer
lean protection system. Bread and
butter. happy homes, mental i'm
provcment. social elevation are On
that side. Want and gamnt misery ON
the other.
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.The Democratic party u Washington,
by fts Representatives So convention a.
semblesi. anaaaliHesily approve the al.
m ipistra,ian Of President Cleveland
Such l. the language Of the platform
adopted by the Democrats at Ellens-
burg, and the voters Of Washington
should consider well what il means
before casting their ballots.
The administration which the PEG
pie repudiased is Endorsed unquali.
fledly, Every one of It's acts Is held
up before the American people as an
act OF wisdom and patriotism. The
voters of Washington are invited by
the Democrats to express their ap-
prevail Of every official act which
marked Mr.. Cleyeland's career in the
Whns House.
They are asked 20 approve the ridic-
uloss free trade message, which will
pass into history Is the typical act Of
Cieveiand's administration.
They are asked "a approve the
shameful foreign policy under which
our government clustered at weak
Mexico aud weaker Hsyti and VAS
pitifully subseryient t. Great Britain
and Germany.
They are asked 10 approve the Brit
ish extradition treaty, which was The
most notable diplomatic effort Of the
Cleveland administration.
They are asked 10 approve The
shameful insults which Mr. Cleveland
heaped upon veterans ot the Union IN
his coarse and brutal veto messages.
They are asked 10 approve the order
for the return ~ the rclel battle
flags.
They are asked to approve ,hs
shametully inadequate passai service
which was furnished The people ol yhs
Northwest.
They are asked 80 approve the man
ner in which land entries we're "hans
up," to the annoyance ani SsnAncsa
Injury of settlers.
They are asked Ca approve the
pocket veto oi the bill anncsluF North
Idaho to Washington
They are asked Ia approve the.s
things without any mental rvssrvation
or qualification Whatsoever,
Perhaps Il Is not strange thas = con
ycnsion which went MID Ntth yutha
siasm at the strains OF pixie sbauld
ask the people Of Washington to AT
prove these shinss, hat Is Weul1 be
passing strange Il shsy shouit de il
A vote fer Democratic legislator u
a vote Tor i've Democrats senators
Ii l. vote soE free logs sFev lgmbvr
free shinsls~ and ffvs e'ai Il is .
vote a. harsasS and dis,aFe the admla
istratsen as President HARRISON IL &.
vote TO put the South eaee uaoTe ID
the saddle.
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3fs6 -. ~ saxtAer sum q ~ 81
eeeuiinx g On - refmksursk Hhoeae =
Co. On de Oder hard. the rsalIoea
eompsny. BY ~ eonsract0s- Nslsoe
Bense4ss axress to construct eqtsp sEsi
oxer.se : line of Foad from Nev
Westminster 20 The boundary ifsse
r,~rsix ke~p IL headquarters "a Nss
Wessnsnsser. In addition. The ran-
wsv company - 20 receive q TURNER
F<,rsz,s 81 800 CO. II Il builds AID keeps
in reyasr . railfosd and free frAiile
f,y1ssye scross the Fraser river washin
tbs Old limits Of the city or between
the Cen stream and Lnia Island. IN
short, the city presents the FalasA
~.,-..v.nw WITH tie sum OF $50 Go on
sf,. s,n~ condition that . lire OF rsii-
var. 20 be Operated in connection Win
q line on the American side, be osa-it
10 <ez Westminster.
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4 bourbonite newspaper published
in Colusa county, California, the hot
bed Of Bourbonism in that state re
ferrIng to the reported exodus of
81. 900 negroes into the new North
western states. is concerned To know
who viii support the negroes after
they get there" such a question
from such a quarter borders on the
ludierous. The time is within the
memory of many now living when the
negroes Of North Carolina not only
supported themselves In toierahle com
fort, bat also many of their white
neighbors Ia luxury and idleness.
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NELSON skN>srrs ROAD.
= BE assntassHs sshsiay eGsea IN
the Ssfy ~g ss~ s.tpaIasKsr

% - e@ta-sssts-ff Alaa4
EAe aerVSNsSut h~4srsn fhe ctty
sad 15ss e~saihega railway j. ~ iatss
or tais Paas. Ia g shs esty sgv~~s a.
,.on&te Ia use railroad company -
a.sssss * lana ua i.asa issAnsi certain
t,sss ia Sss Westminster. &na 10
grant the cosAEAny CERTAIN ether priv
iseees. The sits also Axrr~s 81 pAy
iAe railroad susnsAEsy a eanas "
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orr cANpipArN ros strKsioK
p&E.
gverssedy ~ho ha. en owed 'l,e =

gyerslc.iy who has en eyed she a.
.nasntance a moa T. a
Strssson. the ksqoosscaa ca8fbAsss
for superior iadee for Abs
county. speaks IN hts praise. Mr..
s,rasson II . gentleman ~ha ueYer hss
eoursssi pe,sss,ai distinction. sad sss
modest and retiring h&fsss base lFe
sr~ntx.i his becoming very ss'eas4vs.s
known IA the g-9pss os tbs eoensy at
aarsr. although be has t-esEs resident 81
(Ais city Tor Two OK tAss~ years. We
- the following eAeeEfs sroaA the
- 1s~sssnsesw, lie lsa&sns PAPER
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Hon. John l.. Wilson, Republican
nominee for congress. will address a
meeting at the Armory IN this city
tonight upon the pending political
issues of the campaign. Mr.. Wilson
is an able speaker and will have TO say
things we'll worth the attention of our
citizens regardless of political afiilia-
ttaBs
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fEEJEU.

JoSks-Ow ESS~ia this city. septem Der
Il. by Rev. tseosge A. 1ewkshury, pastor
ot plymouth church. Mr. llswellyu h
Jones, OF Newcastle. aud Miss Annie
ftaeus of = Fhnfatl ga
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AOTICE To CoNTaACToRS-ALLC CON
An tractors having contract calling for
electrical work of any kind viii mad it ~
their advantage 10 call upon or address the
undersigned and who are ready To bid upon
anything in the electrical line; wiring for
electric nights. annuneiators and bells salts
factoriiy cone and guaranteed: prices low
est In the city. BAKER, Baleh s Co., 10 and
Il Atkins block, Columbia, between Third
ano Fourth.
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Family Jswei.-Isr David ksnaesiy
ms s,~sss,rx-ssf -ssrEeou 81 Esss1osst, Is
vii send ron nss iiisssrsfess ns-sx. hSw 20
essre x s<ssser, Livsr and Bsessd Isas- sssss
ufx,rx rs-petss of . z-e~Is stamp u also
sssat2sfas sso stores written BY Nd bzat-
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l.. II. Griffith & Co..
.2i2 SECOND STREET.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

iHtAstEY DEPARTMENT
offiCE OF COMPTROLLER OF Crsspscy
"AsHISGTOS. June II. isss.
nAkkEAs, By satisfactory evidence nre.
sented 10 the undersigned. IL has t,ear
made 70 spEear that The Washington
Nat!ouAl Bank 0f seattle" in the civ "A
seattle, ia the county of King and ,erri
Tory of Washington, has COMPLIED with ali
ths provisions OF the statutes of III. f-nt,eS
states required % be complied with t@f,,,s
an associA,ion shall be authorized 20 com.
tnsilce The business of banking.
NOW therefore !. Jesse D. Abraham.
DEPUTY and Acting Comptroller Of m =
asaFsency, 40 hereby certify tina. ..,TSs
y Asninz'nu National Bank OF -~zt,le - 1,,
.ae eify 81 resitie, In the county of King
s"d territory o washiD gton, IL snthorize5
" commence she Susinsss OF ..anki..- =.
ps.shied In .setson city one hundred sna
Tn,y sine o. the Revises; statutes Of The
In testimony whereof vi,nes.
my hand and zeal Of ofyice
tv~,s this 9th day of June. lS.ss
J. y. AsnAnAna-
Deputy aud Acftnx Com.
No. 4.os. vac cesFeney.
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( sAFTAI> y. }. bUESs. MARINE sryp.
- Ssyor tof san Francisco Board cl In.
ncws Taylor 4 Burma. room 40. i 1.,,'.rs
hoass, corner james and TAissi ssrerfs.
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HeRSE,s 1xD s,Dn, -

HAkSEa- AND sADDLERY'-JANFs
i L aselan, Who Il 1t present $50
a. iil nlTa strest. has certainly fhss a..
display 81 harness, "a aieTy aus. tart So
st' p s-1en aHY = hrre iGsssv in -est,ia fes.
sTa5lefnss Also carries = Hue assortment az
a. llA1e saaA ia.ass snd zsskes a .Trcizlfv
~ y palfiDs Nj. wheeaaa DOES lxrz.
wholesale and retail bssirssss snd ha -
FAais az rs wax AID sss.ls n pr,s.- "a.
AZ Z. and % tsring eu<tDu 'AA$
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Advertisements Under she nes6s oz lfs~f
Y,ssgsd. For SAFE. For Rent and -.fastisfls
Wanted win be inserted sf the fac ~ :
svfsss a worsf far s-s4 iuerthon; eeff .
~0rrt ls9r eaea su asessuesst insertion Fay
nasnG sJways ia a1fTsnns-
xDTfFF-The business Office 81 the Pc-T.
fxrxsLssKscxg wiil hereafter bc open lnlii
sp.s "a. Classified advertisements VIII De
receives; up % this boar.
The following letters are awaiting sdver-
tfsssr. AZ this of5es.
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4 soEsSMENT roll, WEST STREET
"A grsde-Notice 10 hereby given that the
assessment roll for II grading, piling and
bridging West street, from Virginia street
to Yesler avenue. has been filed with the
undersigned clerk of the city of Seattle:
and further noueei Is hereby given that the
said roll is open 20 public inspection al the
once OF said clerk, in the city hall, and
will remain open for inspection until Fri
day, september 20, lss9, at $ o'clock %. m,
aud that all persons feeling II emselves az.
grieved by any such assessment may ap-
ply To the common council of said city TO
hsSe the same corrected, on said 6eptem-
Der 20, 1859, At O'Clock .. m. m their
council chambers. in the city hall.
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
Date of frst publication, September 6,
lssg ~
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4 S-ksSM ENr ROLL, MIKADO STREET
"A grade-Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll fer the grading Of Mfkado
street, from Eighth street 20 Twelfth street.
aid constructing sidewalk on both sides
thereof, has been filed with III, unaer-
signed, clerk OF the city OF seattle: and fur
ther notice l. hereby given that the said
roll Is open 10 public inspection a, the
once of said clerk. in the city hall. and
wiA lemain open for inspection until Fri.
day, september 10, lsss, at O'Clock y. M.
anu ihat Al persons feeling themselves
sgsrleVed by any such assessment nav
Apply 10 the common council Of said cts
10 nave the same corrected, on said sep
Waoer ~. ls,s, At : O'Clock p. m, a, the
council chamber. In the city hall.
6 W. FERRIS, Clerk.
pate OF hrSt publication. september 6,
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - LAKE
~ avenue street grsde-sealed bids Will
be received by the undersigned, clerk of
the city of Seattle, on or before Friday,
September -, lsSg. AZ clock p. M, for
the grading OF ana construction of side
walks on both sides of Lake avenue from
Depot street To ELiott's bay, in accordance
with plans aud specifications therefor now
on file AZ this sfiiee. each bid To Dc accom-
panied by a cash deposit oi $50, as secu-
fifty for the execution OF any contract that
may De awarded. The city reserves the
r.gnt 10 reject any and all bids.
c. ". FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication Friday, September 18th,
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Atsaassc Ocean Travel
yo- rzfss asf steamer res<Ty sssofls call
A. xsrfts~rn Pacific flesss Office, rs second
ssress Ts~raH block
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rTO CONTnAcTORx - SxALED PR0-
III pruxs< viii Be ecesyed up 20 saturday
next for exeaya.ing AID removing about
alsD cubic yarxzx OF earth from aoe south
east corser Fro1s and Pine sfseet& -.
PhsIiiYn- 81 Boston EssscS.
bids WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID of3ee OF the undersigned until Mon
saas room. sept. -. for the erection OF q
kfsek business block on Front street. for
Joaa sullivan. rzgns Is reserved 10 reseS5
A4y aid sli bids Fisher, architect
TO COMPREHENSIVE WILL BE
i received TIL saturday. september Il
IL ST., fof the labor n con s<<uefinS frame
bziiding for paEaping station Union Water
Company; plans ana specifications can be
seen ~ applying ~ T. W. Guwen, consult
Ing erlz ineSr. Atkins block.
NOTICE To COMPREHENSIVE AFTER
IN street grsoe-Sezled bids viii be re-
eesyea By iae undersigned. elerk Of the city
or seattle, on or before Friday. september
%. iSsa, NJ 4 o'clock p. r.. for the grading
OF and construction of sidewalks on both
sides of Mater street from Clay street 10
Bel street. ia accordance with Plans and
Specifications therefor now on fie in this
Office, sxca bid 20 he accompanied by
cash deposit of SO, as security for the ex-
ecEtion OF any contract tnas may be
awarded The city reserves the ri<ht TO
reject any and all bids.
e W Ferris. Clerk.
First publication Friday, September lSeh,
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4 sSEsSMENT ROLL, MAIN STREET
"A grade-Noiice Is hereby given that the
assessment ruu for the grazing of Main
street, from Twelfth street TO east line of
Terry fourth addition, and construct. ny a
sihe"ai on both sides thereof, has been
nled with the undersigned clerk Of the
city oi seattle, ami farther notice ia hereby
given that the said roll il open to inspec-
ton at the Office of SAID clerk, in the city
hall, aud VIII remain open for inspection
hntii Friday, september 20. 1859, at s
o'clock -. m, and that all persons feeling
themselves aggrieyed by any such assess
ment may apply To the common council OF
SAID city to have the sarne corrected on
said september 20, isss, al 5 O'Clock %. m.
al their council chambers in the city hall
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
Date OF first publication, September 6,
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sPr6ff NOTICES

>FECIAL SoTlcE-PgIvATE TUITION
: IRON itH S. Miss b. Ff.sur. "a
-Nnessa sEFesas 40
NOTICE. HAVE A LARGF srTs1g
~ O. furniture and hs~ss1sux Al Turns~
Dali FonrTh at jefferson sfra.:s a
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FOR SfIE-MISsELL8NEOJS.
O. osul-BUYs FURNITURE AND RI
vi INV sno of All elegant lO-roOm
hoUse. c5ose in. PrstI Il Morgan, sc6 See
ond street.
I.'Ok SALE-A GOOD. GENTLE HORSE.
u harness aud phgvtOn. H. I. Graves.
l.o0 kigath street
L>oR sAiE-CHEAP, AFISE HEAksE
Il Z ". Netiinn. seattle.
L>Og sALE-seHooSER VENTURE:
II twenty AK ana one half tons. regis
tend; iuilY equipped and ready for sra:
particularly adapted Tor sealing or fishing
purposes Apply TAO j. {. Nixon, care thp
t. hotaling Co. seattle, " T.
NOR sAlE-FI RNITURE OF 10 Room
Il house fFaEt j Morgan. The Fair. "a,
.ccoad street
l.'UR sALK-oSE GOOD SECOND.
Il hand safe. FOR fan particulars al
drsss sale, care fOst-luFslsigencer.
FINANCIAL
| oNG OK SHORT TINE LOANS MADE
II on real estate viii make favorable
rates aud sive the business prompt ssseu-
tlon Vii Also buy mortgages. ees. D. Nc
Lssa' foobss q ana Is. kiigen block
MONEY TO LOAN 4. THOMPSON
vi fo-om No q. Boston block, seattle
u ssh.
- TO $1,000 10 io, .oAS l.n On
furniture. planes, s'ssss. neie. aud oths,
eastsel securities. without removal. bust
fssss strectly confidential Gilmore a Go
iaiaoe restaurant. epp~aSite E-sssosfics-
:, rsR CENT. INTEREST. osLY Ten
~ shares "a gtt 81, n,s 30 bidaiag HAS,
Ter faonih Ia T~y sTgncipss ant inter rest
FfAhA4!M = to, ro-oEa :, >cslIn block
seeuss Fog Amer3e.n Hasa.slns. Loan :
4ANcSg Esieni - iety. Of Chicago.
EEA RowDgN. REFRE,XSTISG rUr
l1r3 hard Investment 10 ar aaaaE M.
lsTsssf sosa business sH kips and slfsrcus
e7aHtos RESPONSIVENESS Fzless no esiays.
square dealing money sasays on hazd
give tACa : csA Mallory sGssdiug. cor
Az htrd AL James
MONEY TO LoAS-IAkVIsC ONKITx
vi Mortgage lrsSi Ia.. VIA pasa an
esfat&l - st-Ssaess, makes leans ssn in
proved EtJY ard EAFza pFay~srsy ~p sAx
Esossey ea ks.a = hours after .ptl3entSegs
= f'ssse, ws 0Slly SsHg uEas ~ examine
i4sse it'sus u "a 81 slss as ~aaGs<i sb-
ssslEss.y 10 delay. lelhalng aoaa.
sf~SaaiEy ans SEs.l al a-4a Is~tlsfSn meG I
hata, general agent sad exAzaines
r~ala !. Sesi5n b1SscA
Kin 10 ~ t,n 70 LOAN IN FIRM.
-tN FisgSs s&SSos. aors<zs Z Azzoufs etc
= 49, e~&s+Se Loan 60. rg-1za "a
2-tAf AsssN
Ah All MONEY IT, LOAN On IN
ss3e property e. rutu{Af a. 90 .ze.s.s
.aEAas i%ss.issss c&a u Ezs2e any uass
Sta ere 3sSs 10 sselay u m&Atax Aaas.s
s5s2HcN = f~tsoa sErkc h3sxs
AfoNsX To LoAN-axs- NIX.
vi sx<ss As~zsa a hz~smn hssrk
Er1-rr-~-p-r~--
\fo14Y 10 iaAS on RGAL rsrarE
VI - peusnAi ss<ax1u Ncse.@ Eors-
tss - spa1ty And efy vArrnrts,
"a - = Colnnh1n sfuoa xsUasn 65ntk.
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AyOTICE TO CONTRACroRs-SENE CA
N street grsde-Seaiec bids will be re-
ceiyed by the undersigned. clerk OF the
city OF seattle, on or before Friday, sep
semeer -. i>cs. at 4 O'Clock p. M, for the
grading of aud cous rgcflea of aide = AXIS
on seneca street from seventh street 10
Twelfth street. in accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor now on
bic IN my otfice- bach bid 10 be accom-
panied oy = cash deposit OF $40 as security
for the execution of any contract that
may DC awarded. The city reserves the
risht 10 reject any and ali bids.
e. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication Friday, september 18th.
lss9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-18

LIRE HYDRANTS-SEALED BIDS WILL.
II be received by the undersigned CLERK
OF the city OF Seattle, on or before Friday,
september 70, lss9. at o'clock .. M, for
(25j twenty five fire hydrsnts of the same
pattern and style now used by the city
of seattle. as near as practicable. Each
bid To be accompanied by plans ana speci-
ncations. The city reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids
c. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.