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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

I1ncGaE-h hsn. Mn. Z 0r0sss SuoEs,
Ooenk,s NAn B0rsn Va hlillas ntCscking
eaznosrs. uaae - ssttis case extenaea
t.xnsy assS IRA A Ioseh va lhs<.
dOrs Cole. trespAss 81 tae CASE - tfaAl
a N. L curtis fs- A -'ssef hicAsfa'
So aud Alles a. Aoltoai Assanapst
erdsr gEsnlng aesenaaai kiehsrassl
leave 10 appeal lrem lessaos coAs'
wiEhia nss dsys-
PkoEAsE-Cyras l.. Psrkins. Judge
Estate 81 LiEns kupprcsnt, deceased
wsA Admuteo % probate, and q. Lac
~ig kaPprechs aPps.ass@ executor
Estate d Aana AZ, NeiaesrgeE, as.
oezsea; lioenss & ssli Ta<l estate grant
ed. Estate of Andrew J. Autiss os-
erased Isaac D. Auble SpPosntea al
nlialslratoF. kstAts ~ John falkins.
decreased. license % sell rekl estate
granted. Estate of Catherine Nosie
deceased; license - sell real esiait
granted. Estate of Amksa b. Watson
deceased executors annual socount
allowed. EslAie Of D4niel " AlA-
ANS. deceased; inventory tlea. Estate
II pamSl SchermeThotn, deceased FL
eeutoris annual account hlcd, hearing
December Il. Esialo Oi George Nc
D0nnell decreased administrator :
ma account filed. hearing December
IS
surERIoR-fIon. =. A. Burllngsme,
Judge Isaac h. MatheWson and Joan
Kloste We. The city OF Grand Rapids
assunpsit; hearing OF demurrer m
progress. John +. Farnsworth -. hsi-
en FarussOrth; IA ehancoTyi hearing in
open court; decree Of divorce granted
on grounds OF extreme cruelty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

5. s Morse, OF Muskegon. is in the
city.
II. VI. Atwood left yesterday for Ith-
AGA, y. \.
Albert Otto, of Stuttgart, Germany
IS visiting Henry c. Post.
Mrs. VIII Heath, of Ionia, spent Sun
day with friends IN this city.
Miss Lizzie Rowley is visiting Mrs. c..
c. Thomas, OF Battle Greek.
julius A. j. Friedrich has gone to
New York on business trip.
Mrs. J. l.. Streltsky and children
have gone to Kalamazoo TO WISH friends
Ed. +. Smith, of the Detroit Free
Press, was IN the city yesterday on bus
NEST.
Judge Burch has gone to Washing
ton 10 argue case before the Supreme
Court.
VIM. Dunham has returned from hi:
business trip to Chihuahua and Mexico
City, Old Mexico.
DIR. and Mrs. Nellis, who have been
spending the summer at st. Ignace, re.
turned yesterday.
J. X. Vanvelkenburg, of the Muske-
gon Chemical Fire Engine Company,
was in the city yesterday.
Prof. Carman, of the High school, has
been called to ST. Paul, Mimi, by the
serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Josephine r. Wilson, teacher
IN Home College, san Francisco, Cal.
is visiting Mrs. c. +. Briggs, of Plain
field-ave.
Herman NJ. Atwood, of the Warren.
Schaarf Paving Company, left for the
East last evening, 10 enjoy q holiday
vacation.
Miss Elsie NJ. Field, having nearly re-
covered from her recent illness, will
spend the coming two weeks with her
parents IN Alpine.
Alderman ODonnelrs wife went on
vislt TO Ada, where she will remain
for a week. When sne returns shs
will bring the children, who have re
covered from j dangerous illness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

ter saeFlt >A4a1eF fer rsg SER znd
n Knes fef c.rtAt soUEt eCa5 =. a. azer
ta.l9se1 tae zaaae la< YesteEaas
= Z. Kron1xF. hrss lieutenant II ths
0ga1G b4P.as ousrd. 49, - Al preb-
az. - saeeesc 81 tie - a 49, - tie
- - strff'ss II "a lzly, Yle< esEt.
kinAsy Fes.gaed.
Nrs. hzFusl Z. SaT6sl1. II Grsad
Rapids tesasa ,. s4s - years Qld Ass
xesk, aa1 a .4Fze parES of frlen1s
caliec ca ker aG tas BartIn homestead
"a honor II tbs occasion.
a male bssoBgias = he Wsbber In
eie Tons Calm tFoune. introc acea
alMseii 90 tae Craze kAe.ds puei.c -
.'t'e entls op = xiNkng matinee Hagn ae
landed AZ me ualoh pot.
fne L r. :. G. Z. 81 TIE FIRST Re
fofmsG CnuTch NORTH iiYisl0 s-st. - "a
gss a nias.esl ana Literary concert al
their enQlca lhls evening. All are coz
daily Invited. Admisslon Tree.
over hall enc Methodist churches .n
the conference bave voted on the
proposition l0 aIl0e somen = plzes "a
the conference deliberations, aud the
vote stands 3isl ia favor - - against.
The long board fence erected by ID.
HI. Waters around hls vacant lot has
been pesuEned and adorned ~ Geo.
VI. Leonard, the bil poster. Ihe
whole leugtn of the fence, auout 500
feet, : a solid mass of Autographs 4nd
posters.
On December 80. the Congregational
Church Ia Lowell nil be the scene OF a
grand wedding. The nupuals 10 be
celebrated are those Of jacob ocrouder
aud Miss Maidie Anthem Nh Shrouder
: the assistant cashier Of the People s
National Bank, OF Lowell, and is well
and fayOrably known IA this city.
The Grace Episcopal Church Society
have gwen Rev. j. Brewster Hebbs, OF
| Johnston, y \. unanimous call, and
the invitation will probably be accept
| ed. He Wiil receive a salary OF $500,
and make hls home IN the rcctory. aud
| the church building Will DC improved
70 the amount OF 5000 10 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Over the top Of our Want columns
VII De found = new schedule Of prices
IL . neither an Increase nor a decrease
OF price as fixed BY The old schedule.
bat rather the old rate carried ont and
extended. The price Is not axed Al 80
much an "ad. whether that "ad" be
large or small, but fxes the rates So that
each advertiser pays for the space be
desIres 20 occupy. When an advertiser
desires 10 occupy ten lines, there Is
every reason that be should pay more
than the one who tells MS story Ia i've
lines. On the other hand the person
who uses bat two lines should not pay
as much as be Who uses five lines, and
the TE1EGRAM-HERALD proposes TO sell
the smaller advertisement for less
money. Why not. II you should buy
a load OF wood YOU would not be salts
fed % know that il was a load, you
would want % know how many cords
there would be IN that load and you
would b. willing 10 pay accordingly.
So We want TO know how many lines IN
your "ad."
For some time past the TELEGRAM
HERALD has tried to AVOID taking adver-
tisements by telephone. but now an
nounees that no more will be refused in
that way. Telephone your advertise
ments and We viii get them as near
correct as possible. Collections viii be
made very promptly, in order to avoid
the opening of any book accounts for
this class Of business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
The Golden Chanee Lost.

We had got through 10 Silver City by
stage without adventure, aud perhaps
had more reason than any other pas
senger 70 feleItate myself on the fact,
as ! was carrying $500 in greenbacks
for a friend who was going INTO Dusi-
ness. The day after arriving a strange
man came 10 the Office and asked If he
could have q few minutes private con-
yersauon. lie looked like prospector
or silver finder, and / took hlm into the
inner office. where he quietly Sal down
and began:
81 am no hand 20 beat around bush
but believe IN coming straight 10 the
point"
We'll"
"well, you brought in $1,000 with you
Yesterday"
Suppose / did?"
al knew you were coming, and for
three days was posted 10 intercept
you. intended TO hold up your stage
and take everything"
"Why didn't you do itg'
"That's what Pm coming 10. My in
fernal burro stumbled with me AT bad
place and pitched me off, and for a
whole day / hardly moved a rod. Pm
so sore lame now that can scarcely get
about"
"Well?'
"The kernel of this thing is just here.
You were my meat, fair and square.
Them eight thousand was as good as in
my own pocket. Owing 10 clrcum-
stances beyond my control you pulled
through. IL was stroke OF luck.
lost my animal and both of my revol.
vers, and am hurt besides. Are you
honorable enough to give me per
cent. on that money TO 90 into business
again?"
He wanted 5 per cent, but finally
got off with $50, and he bought a re-
yolver and some blankets with it, and
went of and stopped stage and was
shot through the ad.-NeW York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
How 70 Tell a Veteran.

One of the best-known Confederate
Generals tells a good story at his own
expense. He was, he says, at the un-
yelling of the Confederate monument
at Winchester some months ago, when
a number of old soldiers gathered
around him. Some gentleman present
was about to introduce the gallant Gen.
eral to members of the group when be
interrupted HIM with, "Oh you needn't
Introduce me 10 an old Confederate.
Somehow | can tell one on the moment
| catch sight OF him. You know there
is something about an old soldier which
| never fail to recognize" 4 moment
or so later great stalwart man pressed
his way to tie side of the old corps
commander and grasped his hand.
Here" said the gallant General, ais a
fine specimen OF an old yeterani'
Yes" replied the man, who woud
would have made splendid infantry
man, 81 did my duty during the war
and furnished a substitute. II coat me
5000 but ! didn't mind that. You
know every man was expecced 10
faithfully do his part by his country" :"
OF course this remark got the laugh on
the Distinguished ex-otiicer, but no one
present enjoyed the joke more than he.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

A Maa fre1a As~szl kef4esa Aa1lsztez
- JAu ssS4ass - WsAk faRxrs

11s els nzzFss.4l - Lose-l tfoaEoi :
psisolss - PAL Yess~Ea2g. EsInea
-Anss Hsnahn, who aka b~en eoasict
81, uu9sr tie village ordinances. Il
very a.sss1efiy eoaouet. h2n1lu l. :
salooa-kesYsr, aad a2a oeen guilty of
0sil1g s3le, pfOl4ne. loesceat 3Dd pro
tsue iansazgs. Whea the commit-
menf pApers we're gwen q 1AIakty
Aea. :. ae scanned fhena QxeF And knit
h-s ofows Iney paFported 10 aerise
their t0Ecs partly igoal the village II
Lowell. aBa parry from tne people q
state OF MlenigSn. The pTIsonef hAd
been found xaAty Of . In.saenleznoT
&nd hsa been nned fz5, aud bad - I'd
as tne. BAL he nAd farther been Te-
qusred 10 eater lu 10 bonds - keep the
peace, aud 10 stand committed ~ the
couaty al until TIE bonds were fur
nlsned. Toe miKed-up sentence, resi-
ing. AZ & die, upon .. .mlxed hp author.
ny, led Mr. Lewis % c0nsalttne sheriff
nu0s in turn. took the marshal and the
pnsoneE over % tbe 0fhce Of the prose
cutting attorney. Neither marshal nor
prisoner returned 10 Jail, znn The infer
ence Is that Lowell commitments do
not always commit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Th. Rnme This Week

To the Editor o. the TuEGRAN-HKRsLD;
What dsposition was made Of articles
upon which chances were sold &t the
recent Masonic fair, not raffled Of
Several Others beside. myself holding
tickets would like TO know.
THE articles you refer 70 have not ss
yet been raf1ied of, but they VIII be
this week. A great many season tickets
for the $500 piano were put on sale in
the State and the directors are waiting
for the returns. a. they only want "a
make the raiiie on those tickets sctu.
ally sold. The other articles will be
disposed Of at The same time and ia the
same msnner.-ED.l
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Rev. Pink PUNK on Honesty.

"Honesty, my dear breddern, am de
bes' policy, especially ef you am in dan
ger ob beIn' foun' out. In conneck-
shun wifi my tex I want to say ef de
pussou wot put a bad nickel IN de box
las Sunday an took four good pennies
in change, doan' put dem pennies back
whsr Ia belong today, his name Will be
ernounced SO loud from dis var pulkIt
dat De kinky h'sr on his brsCk head will
stan out as straight as Teyengin' re-
rnuslsn
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Wisconsin,. Vote

MADISON, Wis. Nov. "a Official re-
turns received by the Secretary OF State
from all the counties In the State show
that the total vote thrown for Governor
is sos, ali, decrease of 40. 297 from the
vote OF 1888. when there were 35<,7l
ballots thrown for the four candidates
Two years ago w. ID. Hoard received
l75 696 votes and James Morgan GO
1856. .42S, Hoard's plurality being 20, ,27S
Peck's actual plurality this year il
oC
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
A woman's Depravity.

The SUNDAY TELEGRAM-HERALD con-
tanned an account of the arrest of Mrs.
Alice Coston, recently a nurse at st.
Marks Hospital, charged with the theft
of surgical instruments from the insti-
tuition. Later Developments which come
through some captured letters show a
disgusting relationship between the
woman and a negro named W. l..
Hardy. The negro was arrested and
taken TO headquarters on the day OF
the wOman's arrest, but there were no
proofs TO hold nm and ne was released.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

AT the time Of ths IRE III the Giant
Clothing House several years ago. some
goods were stolen. Yesterday NJ. A. May
received the following letter which eI-
plans itself Mr. May says that the
&. so mentioned in the letter viii be-
sent 10 the Little Sisters 81 the Poor:
GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. "a, 80.
NJ A. May, Esq. city;
About SIX years ago, the time there
was iire in your store, / exchanged
my old hat for a new one, and you were
ali busy 50 | walked out. lnclosec
ind amount marked on the bat, $3.50
Yours,
A CATHOLIC.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

JKLLIco, Tenn, Nov 24-Mountsin
fres have been burning here for the
last two weeks, and they surpass any
thing in the memory Of the Oldest in
inhabitant- The Pine mountains are
almost solid mass Of hre. Thousands
ofsdollars' worth Of timber and fences
have been destroyed, and IL a heavy
fall OF rain is not soon experienced,
millions Of dollars worth Of tim Der will
he burned
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

The December term OF the circuit
and superior courts VIII open next
week. The circuit court calendar
shows Is criminal cases. IS jury cases
of fact, and - nOuJury cases. The su-
perior court calendar viii contain 35
criminal cases, including the ERgan
murder, four cases for rape, and the
Or. H0yt case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Wants = Branch House.

Geo. f. Dyer, agent Of o. S. kxford,
the AZ. sCytne and tool manufacturer
OF East n ghgats, Vermont = visiting
his Old friend. George Cook. Of this
CITY Mr.. Dyer = - pleased with
Grand Rapids thst he has written hrs
firm urging ths feasibility of starting a
branCh msnufactorv Ia this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

fssles-. LasLsA Fa.aass. sors a5s.
fII3-niTta a Chszies .aaas.. iissila,la4as4 n
Silah aet5f. dted ia
4f8~h ~ saa-ilsfsol4, @i.l li0ssfler Cl1tel- eele
s@lad lts ssaeal4sisa q ass tsrL o. ms
sfitisa, coflef "a F-zr az 3fgsI strsets.
So t9rk. ssa na.ls iarssel - 1ls 1fncsFs
tlsN'~e1s1lslizszs. xlax ~ r1salad e1islea ~
cro~ni ia 4lnz Iszs Lshl14
tscS-nsafy azblaas Aaoila a atE-zaooga. iaeiia
AZ orchard ka0a. LoozaDE A9sIztA-l az1
assi4l4Fy Al1.rss tgafsisr4tss asaza1sd.
~ita loss u s1ss -1i0s 49, sls. s~s l4Fs
iks-neaLa q Erasi-s 8rosks. Sss foTx lolr
zAlsU
boos Deaia n Boriln - dsorxs IL Ps14iessa,
A41eIlcaa sLass1alAa. A-eI "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Hartman's Hall win be Turned Into an
Immense Dining Room.

Hartman's Hall win be Turned Into an
Immense Dining Room.
Arrangements are progressing salts
fsctorily for the great dinner to be
gwen to the newshoys by the Owashta-
nong Club on Thanksgiving day. There
are 500 newsboys III the city, and If
half of them come out to the feed
there will be a successful banquet OF the
first order. Among the waters will be
mIlllonaires, Clergymen. merchants,
bankers, professional men and the elite
of the city. committee, consisting OF
Warren Swaziland. J. Boyd Pantllnd
J. c. Hatch. W. L. White and II. A.
Lamos, has been appointed to carry out
the necessary arrangements. Tue fol-
loving notice concerning the affair has
been issued by the Owashtanongs.
Every member OF the Owashtanong
Club = earnestly requested 70 SIC nd a.
much time At the headquarters, q
Pearl-st., on Wesnesday. as ne can
possibly spare, whether be ia on a COM
mIttee or not. Toe dinner to the news
boys, to be gwen by the OwashtanOng.
on Thanksgiving promises 20 be
grand success. IL vii probably
be held At Hartmans large hall, and
vii bs a sight never before witnessed IN
Grand Rapids IL Hartmsn's Hail =
secured. the galleries vii be crowded
with ladies' 70 look upon The uovel
scene. WurzburEs band is expected %
furnish the muse. end the mayor and
other prominent citizens vii tax 70 TIE
boys.
IL e not yst TOO late for snyone dis
posed - conri butte either money. food
or clothing 20 tbs worthy object Ths
depot a. a Fesri.st- e open daily from
5 = n. q 8 ?. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Alderman Nils presented a rssoiu-
E6a b the council isst evening. that
the police pstrolnsu Re psrni tred 20
smoke while on thelr beafs after 2 70
r. n1 TIE ccurcl sst down cu t1e
resciut5on - hard thst g sxploded ard
feI to tie Aoor Wita q doll. s.csenla
fnrF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Burial Permits.

Barber Jane Dreuwyour, &c years, COS
Hall-st., pneumonia.
Jane DeNos. % years, 547 North
lonla-st., empyemia.
Infant OF VIM. Quinlan, 81 Jsmes-st.,
premature birth.
Lottie Fisher, 20 years, SO West Leo
nard-st., typhoid pneumonia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

ssrgesnt Wsbb toos aIs place At po-
Ice headquarters on sunday r ight, AZ
ter an illness of shout forty days lie
las been one Of the many victims 0f
tvphoid fever when bas had 80 ~de =
prevalence in Grand Rapids during the
rssf sea son.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

The type made the whole number of
%, 45l, when 1t should have read p, ,45l.
This occurred Sunday morning in the
advertisement of Heyman & Co, and
those interested will have 10 govern
themselve accordingly. The lamp was
won by Mrs. James Hall, 2Sl James-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Desiring TO close out 81 over sbUnd-
ant stock Of large sizes IN Oriental
Carpets. Mr.. NeTgarsrisb has decided
20 put price on them that viii move
them IN this bis last weeks sale.
SMITH A SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
DIR. koch's E1periments.

BERLIN. Nov. 24-An English patient
with lupus has been practically cured
after five injections of Kochs curative
lymph In some cases patients have
shown cerebral disturbances during
treatment necessitating extra precau-
tions and reduction of the strength OF
the injections In few cases there
have been relapses, making ID difficult
to fix the exact value Of the discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Get box Of swetlsnd's fne cream
candy at Elliott A Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
This Date IN History Nov. %.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

TIE srm Of Hosxeu q Msun5srs
have commenced several suits 10 par
usameut ard Eit ID asssn Esit
aga rst Alderman Dorsn. Thev &
eorx on serersl buld "a ss sah-con-
tractors under Doreu. TIE lstte~ nas
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Cassie LsnyOn, wears, "a Hogsoone-
ave. scarlet fever; Henry Nsenstrs, IL
years, 4I5 Csnai-st., TYPHOID fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Porter Block Phsrmscy," Grand,
GRAD a co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

The T. s. A. vlli meet to-morrow al
The home Of Ars. Bedeil, ls7 sheldon
AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

= s Hawkes., "A menths s. James
81 chicken pox.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Sz1~aFaa cu wl1 ere az Eats 9. wffr1
nsn e stfr. cnv eenrs .sfne
rr Es CsHen sTrrr srsN~rrT Fr-ss
coaz1s csl@<- sevs taFest. 80 gnss 3 osrts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
80 Decamher Term.

1T costs you nothing 20 try our want columns
All who try Won't get places. but you may
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Is made from the choicest vhest, care
fully sclecteo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

WANTED SITUATIONS are free. Try al
w d.. II you need one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
FEEDING THE KIDS.

WE want your want ad. n you want place
W 10 worG. Try it. You may be lucky.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Nskes finest pastfy, fTes1 or biscuit
Ths best = cheapest and rnost SITS.
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

WANTED SITUATIONS are published in
w this PAPER free, Try one II you want a
place 10 work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Fresh hsh At Dsssenthslsr's I5 non
rpe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

II Ysa.rs sas q VEN. ~ or s.as soia=1s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
This Ia Right

IF you are out OF work. try our want columns
Free!
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Nsb0sr NsSoba Ssbob1 ssbobg
smoke ]. J BaYhs, s. straight, bsst
ia tie CITY. Manufactured ~ Justia
sau bert
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

LILY whit. rIour
Alpena weekly argus., 1890-03-19
A Protected Infant Mine.
An Ironwood local paper says:

An lronwood local paper says:
The assessment of the Norrie mine is
an insult as well as ali injury to every
citizen of Ironwood, and left blot
upon the fair fame of this city large
enough to be seen across the continent.
A mine which is assessed at $500, 900,
after deducting expenses, the cost of
vast improvements and the purchase
of another mine at S400, 900, declares
dividend of $520,000. Can there
be found parallel to this in the his
tory of the grasping avarice Of cor
porations I The miner, working in
the gloom and noisome atmosphere Of
the lower levels, the toiling mechanic
and the struggling merchant have
paid their taxes on the basis of an as
sessment proportioned to the value Of
their property, but the. millionaire
mine owners of Boston, New York
and Chicago are taxed on an assess
ment of less than one-tenth of the real
worth of the mine.
We should think that the people of
Ironwood, especially the miners them
selves, be they ever so poor and igno-
rant, would catch OH to the absurdity
of the protection idea. Here is mine
costing few hundred dollars, paying
5 per cent on $40, 600, 900, which buys
an assessment of 100000, thus COM
pelling its poor, half-paid miners to
pay for local protection, school, police,
fire and law, and then impudently de-
manding bonus of 20 cents per ton
on over $4,000 tons of ore to be paid
by the people at large, and then COM
pelling its miners to vote for their own
plucking, while not only refusing
them any participation in the steal
from the people, but, as stated above,
making them pay most of the local
taxes for the privilege of working at
rates for the vampire that
is sucking their life blood.
But there is hope for the people
when the papers of the town dare
stand up for the people against such
power.-Cheboygan Democrat.
Alpena weekly argus., 1890-03-19
Board of Education.

The members present at the session OF
the Board Of Education last Wednesday
night were Secretary Mcdonald and
members Bradford, Johnston, Wall, Wag-
oner, Bruneau and Bedford.
Bills to the amount Of $225.60 were al.
lowed.
The Superintendent presented his month
ly statistical report Of the schools.
Yearly statement OF the school treasur-
or, showing the receipts and expenses of
the district for the past twelve months,
was examined, the redeemed orders COM
pared and burned, and the report accept
cd. The report is as follows: