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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Generally speaking-The ladies.
A trim figure-The milliner's bill.
The best material for dress-Money
or unlimited credit.
AS paradoxical as it may appear, the
oarsman gets ahead by going backwards.
Puck.
The man who has confidence in him
self is often taken in by that kind of
game.-Puck.
A man no sooner gets pair of shoes
broken in than they begin to break out.
-Atchison Globe.
A successful chase of the ideal often
helps us amazingly in catching up with
the material.-Puck.
Merchants studying poetry should re-
member that advertiser rhymes with
wiser.-Texas Siftings.
$50 old Skinner is dead and buried, 1
hear" eyes; he was always wanting
the earth and now he has it."-Puck.
A weather bureau might not be paying
business in Africa, yet the natives might
live on the prophets. s.-Boston Courier.
"What did Miss Morell say when you
proposed" 'sSaid she wasn't under
taking kindergarten work just now. y
Chicago News Record.
Pastor--s'Is everything going smoothly
with you now2" Farmer-"Yes, every
thing except some hauling I've got to do
over a rough road. Detroit Free Press.
7 A. l. IT,,
A tender word of love, because knew
That she would look upon the last leaf first
Ere she had read the title of it through.
Puck.
~ used to be we'll acquainted with
this man," said the doctor as he pre-
pared for the autopsy, shut now will
be obliged to cut him dead. Buffalo
Express.
s'Hotel clerks are human beings"
says an inn-keeper's journal. This is
important, if true. We had supposed
them demi. gods, at least. Boston
Transcript.
'sI'll have to put check to your pro-
cecdings," said the father. Eyes, sir"
replied the son, genlally. "It will have
to have three figures to it, though. -
Washington Star.
Lancaster-s'Are you making as much
fuss over your baby now as you were two
months ago2" Forrester-"Oh, no;
I've quit all that. Toe baby is making
all the fuss now." New York Mercury.
'sIf map makers are justified IN SELF ng
maps ON scale of two inches to the
mile" said the grocer, 81 don't see why
amt justified in selling sugar on
a scale of seven ounces to the pound."-
Truth.
Cawker- "Did you ever try Cincin
natl sandwich" Larkin-"No. How
do they make them2" Cawker-"They
are made of two slices of water with
thin piece of boiled ham between."-
Judge.
az tell you," exclaimed Mr.. Blossom,
of St. L ,uis, debating with Chicago
man. ..I tell you that St. Louis is the
banner town. "Yes," admitted Mr..
Livewaytc, of Chicago. 81 understand
it is flag station"
Doc,or (to patient who has come two
miles to the doctors Office in order to
save the extra cost of visiting fee)-
"Good gracious, man, you are net tit to
be out of the housed Go home at once
aud will call in couple OF. hours and
prescribe for you. Lille.
Eight years ago, while a Philadelphia
man was trying on new suit of clothes
in clothing store, some one stole his
watch. The suit he bought was worn
out years ago, but the suit he brought
against the preprieters for. the value of
his watch is still as good as new New
York Tribune.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06
"A LEAP.YEAR STORY.
BY ANNA SHIELDS.

9 L D o N PARK,
Eloise !" said Mr..
Luttrell, as the
carriage in which
he and his daugb :
ter had been driv-
en- from Fontenoy
entered a broad
avenue leading to a
S t a t e | y mansion.
Eloise looked with
languid interest a.
the h OF Sc, the
broad sweep ol
lawn, the grand
trees, representing
the estate of Frank
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06

Gladstone makes the calculation that
if the ratio of increase of population
continues for century the same as in
the last decade, our population in one
hundred years will amount to 600, ,000,-
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06
NO. l3.
WINTER.

W frigid is the weather, Azz--.-
The sheep out in the heather
Are huddled close together
In the storm;
The leaden skies are showing
The coldest waves are blowing
We don't know how we're going
To keep warm.
It's taking all we're earning
To keep the fire burning
Milk on the stove is turning
Into ice.
In spite Of blankets heaping
We shiver when we're sleeping.
And frozen while they're creepins
Are the mice.
With colds the coughing shakes "
Jack Frosts sharp biting aches
And rheumatism makes us
Merely wrecks.
Ii out we show our noses
Boys, looking meek as Moses,
ihrow snowbaus in big doses
Down our necks.
The merry sleighbells jingle
But those who aren't single
Can in the frolic mingle
Never more;
The snow which makes the sappy
Young lads and lassies happy
Is to the older chappie
But a bore.
We're tired out with Juggling
Coal scuttles up and hugging
Hot stoves and SNOWFALL slugging
We despise.
And we don't think it's funny
To shovel snow-for money,
0, won't we hail the sunny
Summer skies.
This poem may be pleasing
To weather GROWERS wheeting.
But winter bright and freezing
Is sublime.
With health our bodies tingle,
Our hearts glad sleighbells jingle
And Christmas brings Kriss Kringle
Every time.
H. c. Dodge, in Chicago Sun.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06

The hop yield of New York last sea-
son is given at about LII, 900 bales, that
of Washington at 2o,000 bales, Oregon
1900 bales and California probably
about 10, 900 bales.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-06
The seal catch has been SO small this
season that the sealers have lost money.

It hardly seems possible, yet figures
are said to prove that the worlds entire
population could find standing room on
field ten miles square.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

r1aO DAVID B. POWELL. PRESIDENT NATIONAL
", Meade, her husband. Net,ie ]. BramhalL vii
lean Machine Company. Eugene ID. Case. Benla
min W.. Arnold, Executor OF Besjamin W. Arnold.
deceased. and Joseph B. Baitteman.
made by the City Collector or Jersey. Oily. on the
10Th day OF April. 1879 fhe Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City purchased for ne sum Of Two hun
ALL the * land anu real estase situate In Jersey nse CITY
in the County of Hudson and State Of View Jersey.
fronting on Mandevtlle avenue. which is aid down
Der five hundred and twenty-e,gnt one halt $3.50
upon an assessnentmep annexed to a report
number seventy-cne cd made by the. Com
for said City by the Circuit Court OF the
County Of Hudson, a certified copy OF which re-
port and map wa MED IN the ofics Of the 1aty Col
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
to the provisions OF an act OF the Legislature OF
New Jersey, passed Marcn 5osh. 1855, entitled
IAN act concerning the settlement aud coll ec;ion
OF asresrages o. unpaid taxes; asssssnaen IS and
state. and imposing and lowing q tax, asses g.
ment and lien In lieu ana instead of such ar
and 10 provide for the sale Of Lands su bjected
to future taxation aud assessment"
And the several supplement- thereto.
And you are further notified that you appe ar tt
have an estate or interest in said land and r cal
shall lie redeemed. as provided in said acts. befprs
the expirati N OF six months from and after the
SO, vice herscf. a.dsed for the same Will b. givea
City the fee simple OF said land and real estate
according 10 the provision. of the said act.
1 Rs' SA 3s Sa A Sty AE 4 u 3ssS i 81 J Tx; CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON,
49,, Acting Mayor.
}sEL. Attest John =; ci s.09cssa st
6Sale Ne. 2ss1)
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

Instead of an Eiffel toweror Ferris wheel,
it is proposed to have at Antwerp a verita-
BILE castle in the air, the conception of an
engineer named Tobiansky. 1t will be con-
structed of steel aud bamboo tubing, COW
cred with silk and sheet iron, and will be
90 feet long and have a foor space of 200
square feet. 1t will be suspended rom a
captive balloon at q height varying from
coo to $500 feet, according to the strength
of the wind. The weight of the entire
structure, including the balloon and all &C
cessories, with that of $50 persons, will be
about 16 tons, and it can be lowered to the
ground in about 30 minutes.
The balloon will be anchored to the earth
by four great vertical cables, and a large
number Of guy ropes are relied on to pre-
vent it's escaping from control. 1t will
consist of two henispheres of triple silk,
divided into three cylindrical compart-
ments. Its surface measurement will be
9,311 square meters and its volume 74,079
cubic meters.
The balloon elevators, each capable of &C
commodating 10 or Is persons, will connect
the air castle with the ground. From the
dizzy elevation ordinarily maintained hun
dreds of miles of the fiat Belgian country
can be seen. Inc thousands Of electric lights
will gayly scintillate from the balloon as it
hovers amid the clouds by night. Compe-
tent engineers pronounce the scheme feas-
ible, and no doubt it will be literally pat
ronized by those to whom the apparent
hazard will be an inducement rather than
a deterrent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

ana dssignatea asiot ten llgg IN block number nve
huudrei and for y -etsht t54sL upon an assessment
MAJ AIMS sea q I rspgrt ngmbyr sixty ntne go.
LATED m ana fr said Ctr ny theGitcuit Court Of tina
pert ana map was Med in the office Of ths Gig
1891. said report ana mas and said snis being made
pursuant to tho provisions Of an act OF the Legs.
iature Of New Jersey, tasssd March sub. 1896. en-
tttled:--
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
81 Arrearnges o. unpaid taxes. 1850 smsnts ana
Wetef rates or Water rents IN cities OF shts
ntate, and imp0sin 4 anu leyying a tax, assess
mcpt aud lien In lieu and instead Of such hr
f6efagcg, ana to enforce the payment there0f
and to provide for the sAla Of lands subjected
to future taxation and asse ssment."
And the several supplements thereto.
And you arc further notified that you appear to
have Al estate or interest An said land and real
shall be redeemsd, as provided in said acts. before
toe sxprarlon OF SIX .nionths from and. after ina
service hereof g deed Tor the, same viii bs gives
cQnvcytng 70 The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
titg. the Tee simple Of said land and real estate ae-
cordipg TO the proyisto ms OF the said act.
Deten Jersey City. 4. J.. August I'D. 1903.
III MAYOR AND OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON.
Acting Mayor.
t JOHN V. ScoTT,
}sEAL Attest. City Clerk.
N~~ (Sale No. 2GJ9)
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
nLsoN WELLS n

no EI.MIRA WELLS. NELSON WELLS n
i John y. Hiney.
You are HEREBY notified that at a public So lie
maae by the City Collector OF Jersey City on he
Of jersey City purchased for the sum ( Fiftytw Q
dollars and ffty-two cents ALL the land and real
estate situate III Jersey CITY. in the C$hnty Of Aud
son and etate Of New Jersey, fronting on Union
street, which IL laid down and designaled as
lot eleven Oh in block number nve hnn-
ored and forty eight t5SS, upon an asse .smens
map annexed TO = report number sixty -rtue (69)
MADE by the Com mtssioners Of Adjustment. APP
p0intet In and for said city by the Circuit Court
Of the eounty OF Hudson, 2 certified cory Of which
report ana map WA ilod In the otlce OF the City
oileetor Of Jersey CitS. on the l4th day Of April.
1891, said report and map ana said sale being
made pursuantto the provisions OF an act of the
legislature or New JERSEY, passed. March SJth, 1856.
entitled:
A Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arreareges OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates OF water rents In cities OF this
state. and imposing and levytng = tax, assess
mtnt and lian in lieu ana instead OF such ar
rcarages, and TO enforce the paya eat thereof,
ana to provtuo for the sale OF lands subjected
70 future taxation and assessment
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notihed that you appear to
estate. and unless the said land and real estats
shall be redeemed, IS provided In said acts before
The expiration OF SIX months from and after the
service hereof, q deed for the same will be given
conveying to he MAYOR and Aldermen of Jersey
City the fee simple Of said Ian ! aadreal. ssta tie 40
cordfng 10 the provisions of the said sct.
NJ psted Jsrsss City 1; !; august 2sd, 1898 ,,rv
s~s REUBEN SIMPSON. +.
@ Attest; JOHN E. scoTT,
esale no. 2enl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
LAWRENCE TALBOT NEAL.
he Has Been Conspicuous In Ohio Politics
For Many Years.

he Has Been Conspicuous In Ohio Politics
For Many Years.
1t is said of Ohio's Dem ocratic candidate
for governor that his initials, L. T., stand
for low tariff, and as Mr.. Neal is the author
Of the tariff plank of the Chicago Demo
cratic platform nobody will feel disposed
to dispute this distinction. AS Governor
Mckinley, the Republican nominee, incar-
mates the high tariff theory, we may expect
some earnest tariff talk in Ohio this fall.
Ohio Is used to that sort Of thing, however,
and SO is the Democratic candidate, for he
has been talking tariff ever since 1856, when
he was admitted to the bar at Chillicothe.
Very soon after he commenced practicing
law Mr. Meals tcwnsmen elected him city
solicitor, and he was s~u subsequently, promot-
ed to the state legislature and to the Office
of prosecuting attorney of Ross county. In
1872 the Democrats of the Seventh district
sent him to congress, where he served two
terms. He was again a candidate in 1882
Rnd 1888. but was unable to overcome the
Republican majority in his district.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
Legal NOTICES.

RIO VARY y. LEONARD, SOLYMAN N. LEONARD.
her husband, William q shepherd. Execut or
OF Elizabeth A. Sheppard. deceased. George .,
Poneroy, deceased. and WtilsAm s, W Winters.
You arc hereby poined that at a public sale
10th DAY OF April, 1872. the Mayor and Ala errnen q.
Jersey City purchased Tor the sum Of Five hun
o csna a ALL s ss,s isnd a,d r rsaI estate sas Situate nlas IL 5sre
soy City. in tue County or Hudson and State OF
New Jersey. from tiag on llendenny avenue. which
in block numhor Ave hundred AND afty one, tSsn.
hve hundred aud nf.y=three 55S) upon
an ASST aasrs Ism map annexed - re-
in and for said city by ths Circuit Court Of the
port and zap was ne in the oface Of the city
I oliector of Jersey cit., on the 1ith day of May,
1871, said report ard map and said sale heing made
pursuant 20 the piosisIons OF an acs OF the Legis-
tfted:-
AN Act concerning tho settlement and collection
OF arrearages III u,,pafd taxes. assessments aud
state. and ~i,nEosiAg and lev sing a ta1 assess
ment ana len In heu and iEs cad of such err
desrsges. and 70 snforce thr pc, n.ent thereof
ana 10 provide for the sale o lands subjected
TO 1nIure taxation aua assoss fnent"
And the several suplleine nts thereto.
Aud YOU are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or Interest In said land und real es
tate. and unless the 5 i'd land and real estate shall
Lelo e.med. as Provided in said acts, ofore The
expiration OF SIX J, onshs frosM an 1 after the ser
vice lereos. deed for the same will be given { y
xsying e me mayor ana ALDERMEN OF Jersey City
ing 10 thr rroyisi ns OF TIE said act.
na,se Jersey s tty, \. =. ugust stth, 1885
THE MAYOR N MEN OF JERSEY CITY.
kAJbEN SIMPSON.
@ss41 Attest. l sss's s. s s s;s,..
Sale No. 1872.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
bra-- Washington Irving.
ANTWlRp,s AlR CASTLE
An Ambitious ProJsot For tho Next Inter
national Exposition.

An Ambitious Project For tho Next Inter
national Exposition.
The next International exhibition will be
held in Antwerp and will be inaugurated
May 8, 1894. It will be q small affair as
compared with the Columbian exposition,
but strenuous efforts are being made to in
sure its financial and artistic success. All
the buildings with be constructed Of iron.
zinc and glass and will be meritorious from
an architectural standpoint.
The exhibition will be located in one of
the most beautiful parks In Europe. con-
tanning about eco acres and situated in the
new quarter Of the city, and vessels laden
with exhibits can discharge their cargoes
within 800 yards of the buildings. In the
matter of handling exhibits the officials
promise great Improvements on the systems
anywhere previously adopted, and all pack
ages received before April Is, 1894. not ok
ceeding $500 pounds in weight will be han
died free of charge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

ITO D J. EvERETT, JOHN R vERETT. HER
husband. Mary J. Cadmus. Irwin Cadmus. her
her husband. Abraham 4, Rapp, Anna Rapp. his
nls wife. Frederick happ, Joseph Rapp. Ada F.
Rapp dnfant], Morris Rapp dnfant), Jacob Rapp
You are Hereby notined that at a public safe
goth day of April 1892, The Mayor md Aldermen OF
Jersey City purchased FOR tne sum Of Five hundred
and forty dollars and seventy cents ALL the land
County Of Hudson and State OF New Jersey, front
ing on tUntoa strost) Boyd avenue. which lie laid
down and DESIGNATED as lot seven % b In block
seven 600 upon an assessment map annexed to a
report number seventy one (1l made by the
for said city Ia the Circuit Court Of the County Of
HUDSON, q certified copy Of which report and maj
Yves FLED in the office Of the City Collector Of Jsf-
and map and said sale being made pursuant TO the
provisions of an act Of the Legislature OF New
Jersey. passed March SJth, 1856. entitled:
Act concerning the settlement and collection
and water rates or water rents In cities OF this
state, ana imposing and levyfng q tax, assess
and lien in lieu and instead Of such arrearages,
and TO enforce the payment thereof. and to
provide fer the sale Of lands subjected to
future taxation and assessment"
A q the several supplements thereto.
And yen are further notified that you sppsar to
estate, aud unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed. as provided In said acts. before
service hereof, = deed Tor the same viii &c Gwen
conveying to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City the fee simpleo Of said land and real esrase
aG Sstsd Jsr rs .ne el RyoI Il g. JS e t 5sss sa asss act.
-AA AUS AM AIf sEUsE Il sfMssoso. CITY
~, Acting Mayor.
}sEAL Attest: JOHN 4. Sc0TT,
t~ (Sale No. 2s7s0 City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24

Q bIaS oa1E corn u; yF b yr.siIoa. EssI IIEn Er. !.
iaad. his wife. Ada ]. Everett. John K: Everett,
hsr huseand: Mary J. cadmus, Irwin Cadmus; her
VI vie; Mary RaDp,r John \. lRspp. Theresa gslspg,
icsssR whesIsngp' Der s' Hasb SapH; Louis
i naRp g 5si. HANNAH 1 aSsrl vr ssPD danfss as w, sarf sss, xTsS,
y. ATnpid. executor Of BENJAMIN w. Arnold.
Machine Company.
m Y9s az are 3, hS%sres I2yy eosisssd- that as ,: at e psslis e. sale :ls
18th day Of April. 1899. the Mayor and Aldermen OF
dred and twenty three dollars ALL the land ana
real estate situate in Jersey City. In the, County or
bnion strest. which Is Is LAID ia" do Ssrss ana Ir SesiRnat ed
as lots seventy two CD to ninety-tivo 1872 In block
nine lsgj made By the Scemmissioners 4of Adjast-
% ouis ce spPe 81 sss e cen nns %, 81 a fnas CITY 4 Dy o sSs Sisi
e err. q =, Which sba a,,I rep ga,1. and Mep vas a;ss II the
l4th day Of April. l@I, said report and mas aud
SAID sale being made p%ursuant 70 the provisions q
March 30th, 1885. entitled:
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
o. Sa ss,e Ia,S - Of unpaid sssss; asssssmens nd Ssi
state. and imposing and lsvythg q tax, assess
arfearSgss. ana to enforce the payEneut there
q, ana 70 provide for ths sale of lands sub
Jected 70 Future taxation aud assessment"
And the ssy eral supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate. and uni less the said land and real estate
shau DO redeemed, as providel..ip said acts, be-
the service hereof. q deed for the same viii be
given conysying to The Mayor and Aldermen of
estate according 20 The provisions of the said act.
pased, Jersey CITY, n " July g. 1888
BECBEN SIMPSON;
<~1 Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest JOHN e. SCoTT,
49, City Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
SS9.14O 81

Resolved, That upon the reports of the
Corporation Counsel and City Treasurer en-
dorsed upon the petition of Charles A. Ster-
ling. a warrant be ordered drawn Upon the
City Treasurer in favor of Charles A. Sterling
for $107.34 for amount of surplus realized
upon the tax sale under Chapter 112 of the
Laws OF 1885 and the supplements thereto,
made by the City Collector on April 2, 1890,
of lots parts 81, 80. So, 81, Block 212, Mercer
street, over and above the sum as adjusted
due the city, with interest, costs and dis
bursements.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered drawn
upon the City Treasurer in payment of the
following claims, incurred on account Of
construction of the joint outlet sewer between
Jersey City and West Hoboken, being fifty
four per cent. of the said claim, the amount
chargeable to Jersey City.
$42.1 ~ to Patrick McNulty; services as
Inspector during June, 1893.
$40. so to Patrick McNulty, services as In
spector during July, 1898.
30. 10 to Patrick McNulty, services as In
spector from August 1 to 5 inclusive.
The above resolutions were each adopted
by the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken:
Yeas-President Hitler and Messrs. Be-
dell, Detwiller and Fraser.
Excused from voting-Mr. Simpson,.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
Mr.. Bedell moved. that when this Board
a%djourns it be to meet on Monday, August
IA, 1898, at $50 o'clock A. NJ.
There being no further business, On motion
of Mr. Detwiller the Board then adjourned.
MARTIN FINCK,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
no ERRIS HOLMAN.


Y J are ts hereby notiaed nat e q public sale
I'd DAY OF OctoDer, 1880. the mayor and aldermen
Of Jersey City purchased for the sum Of
Ninety SIX dollars and, siaty-nie cents
L the land and real estate situate In
Jersey City, In the County OK Hudson and State OF
Nesw Jersey. fronting on ionneile avenue. which Is
in biocknuulber nine hundred and ten ~ }, upon
an assrSsrnent map annexed TO a report number
1orty-k1x t45i nude by the Commissioned OF
Adiastment' appointed In aud for eaiu City by the
Circuit CONT Of the County or Tucson. a certified
c c9py II Is t Shica II rs lpIs ana msp was c fed IN IN En- e.
5tii day or ehruary, iae0, said report and map and
said safe being mate pursuant TO the prOvtsio rs
Of an act Of the legislatnre OF New Jersey, passed
March 80 1856 entitlsd
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
of airsarases Of unpaid "a xes. assessments and
wafer rates or wa or rem Is In cities OF this
STATE, amt I'm hosin and Lowing a tax. assess
mont and lien In len and inste d OF such ar
reaialeA and to emf roe the payment thereof.
future taxation aud assessment
And The several supplems mrs thereto.
And you are furGner nolfied rnat you appear to
es' ate, and 0nfscs tho said laad and real estste
shall be redeemed, - provided in said acts be
fore he exp rat101 or six mo tins from ami after
tho service hereof q dee5 ror the same will re
given tonv6yfnS 10 the mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City tho fee staple OF said land and real
DATED jersey City, M August sd, 1928.
TIN MAxvh N ALDERMAN or JERSEY CITY.
RAuBxN SIMPSON, =
sEst Attest. JOHN Il. ScoTT,
tsals 80. 1871 City Clerk.