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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

OMAHA, Oct. 6.-Thcrc is some probable.
ity chat tho letter Of Colonel Merritt Bar
bur, ndjutant general Of the department.
of the Platte, to the local representatives
oe the army of the Tennessee in reply to
IN invitation to attend the reunion at
Council Bluffs, H., will cause o court
martial. Il has created o sensation In
military circles Of considerable proper
lions. Colonel Barber has nm excellent
record rs soldier for gallantry. General
Howard Is quoted rs having commented
on Colonel Rarbcr's course In scathing
terms. Barber In his letter declared he
had never heard Of the association and
eassd nothing for u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

BY virtue OF an execution aud fee hii
NO. ooe4 itsued cut OF the clerks Office Of the
curt court OF kocs Island county. and stste Of HI
hois. and To me Erected. whereby . am COW
mrnde9 10 make the amount Of q certain ade
ment recently obtained against Robert y Tar
Tor. IN favor Of RsbecA Tsy or. out Of the lands.
tenenenfss GOOD. snd chaft.ls OF the said
aefendsnf Robert B Tia, lor. have l.vf'd upou
tne following rroIerfy to-wgt: The soufhea-t
quarter "a OF the southeast quarter "a Of 'er-
ton nine,s town hip No sixteen no.. rorih.
range four 90 west Of the fourth tithD priucipai
m. r,disn in the court ~ Of Rick Island ard state
Of I!iibois. this xnd day Of October. A. d. lfsi-
therefore. according 10 rad command. 4 .nall
expo-e for eale ct public auction all he right.
Tie ara interest Of the above named EobsrG
y Taylor. in ard to the above Described property.
On saturday, the gath day of October. lsHi II
= O'Clock p m. at the Iorth door Of she
court houee in the CITY OF Rock l-i-
snc. In the comfy 81 Rock leland and state 81
sinofe, for cash ia baud. rafisfv said execution
ard fee bill. c. ID. GORDON.
Sheriff of Rock Island Couatv, Illinois.
Dated q kock Island this aud day OF ociO-
beg, A. D. leol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
California Girl Marrics a Prince.

PARIS. Oct. 6.-The civil marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Sperry of San Francisco to
Prince Andre Poniatowski was per-
formed by the mayor ut Passy The wit
nesscs on behalf of the bride were her
brother-in-law, w. G. Crocker of San
Francisco and Mr.. Kane of Paris. The
bridegroom's witnesses were his uncle,
Count Montesquieu Feransac and Count
de Nalou. The bride was attired in dark
green silk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
SERIOUS CONFEDERATION,
The Town of Buchannon. Va. Has Q Mar
row Escape from Destruction.

row Escape from destruction.
BUCHANNON, Oct. 6.-Just after mid.
night fire broke out in the Kiddy furni.
ture building on Main street The fire
spread rapidly and ragged ficrccly and by
O'Clock the Kiddy furniture building.
Stockcrt's feed store, Whitccarvcr a.
Bros hardware store and building and
half dozen frame dwellings along Main
street Were in ruins. In half an hour
more Pliers drug store and two big three
story blocks opposite Were in flames Helm
from Weston was called for and arrived at
$3.50 and by o'clock the fire was under
control Twenty houses including all on
both sides of the street from e. Farm
worths building to DR. j. w. Browns
block were burned out. The origin of the
fire is thought to be incendiary. The loss
will amount to $4,000. insured for less
than half that amount While the fire
was in progress Frank Kelley was shot by
some one in an alley and seriously
wounded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. 6-The body of Ed
ward Arthur johnson of Watertown, n
Y, the Cornell freshman who was
drowned u week ago last Wednesday, has
been recovered. Goodnow's body, which
was also recovered, had on only one shoe,
the left, which was unlaced Johnson's
right shoe was missing and the left un.
laced, showing that the boys had made
fight for their lives. Captain Stevens,
who found the body, was paid the reward
of SaOO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
Notice to Contrnctors

Sealed proposals will be received At thecfs
clerks Office. Rock Island. H.. unta Moada..
Oct- : 1884. a: O'Clock p. m. for oousfrucrIu.
the Improvements ordered by an osdiuaucs 81
said cry entitled. An ordnance for IN irH
pfoSemef; OF sixteenth steeei from fis m
me OF Fourth avenue 10 the souih line 0f Eifii-
ADO a-hslf avenue. all In The city Of Eplk J. aud
III :" passed oci. !, 1924. and for fgmi-tir- al
the materials. and doirg The work according -
plane and specific Itions on fe a; the cry clerk
Office.
All bids must be accompanied wiih a certified
check IN the rum of $3.50 payable 10 thu ord. : ~
the msyor of ssia city. which shaiI become for
feiied 20 said city in the ticder .hal faii
enter into contract w'tn approved sureii.- L. "a
ecu'e The work fos The price mentioned In D .
nid and according 10 the plans am spec dcAiior-
~ the event that the oontrac. shAll % awarded .
him.
CONTRACTORS ara required 10 furnish six sample
ot brick with which work IL 10 he done BIic~
used n the worg must correspond VITA The Fam
p $ IN quslity ans style.
Rock Island. Illinois. Oct :. 1894.
A. ID. HUESISG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
Will Appcnl to Germany.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 6.-The German resi-
dents of Japan have resolved to appeal to
Germany against the proposed revision Of
the treaty between Germany and Japan
regarding foreign consular jurisdiction
Japan desires the treaty revised on the
lines of the recent treaty between England
and Japan, which. after certain period,
does away with the British consular
courts. The Germans are opposed to the
abolition of the consular courts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
BLOOMFIELD BANK ROBBERY.
One Of the bandits Run Down and Fart o,
the Money Recovered.

the Money Recovered.
BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Out. 6.-The robbers
who dynamitcd the Bloomfield bank safe
on "Wednesday night and got away with
nearly 5000 in cash were run down with
a posse and bloodhounds near this place.
A desperate fight was kept up and the
robbers finally rctrcatcd. There were
three of them, one Of whom was shot
down. He was taken to Switz City, -four
miles from here and gave his name as
Charles Rivers of Indianapolis He had
SLIGO Of the stolen money on his person.
He Is badly wounded and will die The
other two robbers cludcd the posse and
have not yet been taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
Had Better bought Cattle.

PiTTsDuRG. Oct. 6.-Soscph Matched, a
farmer II Bulger, Pa, was robbed Of
5000 by pickpocket. He had been at
tending the Burgcttstown fair, and had
taken the money with him, expecting to
purchase some Of the exhibition cattle,
but bought none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
RELIEF SUGGESTED
For the Settlers Who Suffered
by Forest Fires.
CONGRESS- URGED TO ACT PROMPTLY

mech Timber That should Re Cut to Save
~ from Rotting. snd Also 20 Help the
1s@esteader~, hut Legislation Necessary
Method cf Public Land surveying-Isssr-
view with Captain HowEsse.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-S.w. Lamoreaux,
commissioner Of the general land Office, in
his annual rcport shows that there has not
been ms much activity in public land mat
sers this year rs previously. due to the
hard times in the west and the consequent
dccrcase in immigration. The most i'm
portant recommcndations relate to the for
ct fires in Michigan. Minnesota and Wis
consin and what shall he done with the
timber on public lands. On this subject
the report says: These fires extended
over vast areas Of country. causing great
loss Of life and property and infiicting sore
distress upon thousands Of inhabitants,
whose homes were in many instances de
stroycd and their means of subsistence cut
of.
Much Government Timber Injured.
"Thesc fires seriously affected valuable
pnblic timber-bearing land in the re-
gion Of country over which they extended.
A great part Of the land burned over Is
now held by settlers who are in process Of
perfecting title to the premises occupied
by them. but who have not yet resided
suHciently long thereon 10 permit them
10 Immediately prove up and complete
titles under existing statutes. The tim
bcr affected by thcs, fires has been left in
such condition that II not cut and dis
posed of in n short time liz will become
worm-catcn and worthless, thus depriv-
ing the land of n great portion of its value
Co the settler seeking title. Applications
have been made by the sufferers from
these fires for permission to cut the timber
from their land and sell il atoncc before it
becomes worm-catcn, decaycd and worth
less.
Recommendation to Congress.
"This office has not felt warranted by
law to grant the permission asked for, in
asmuch rs standing timber whether
green and growing or burned and dead, Is
part of the realty and cannot be disposed
of separate from the land in the absence of
special provision of law. From the facts
stated IL Is clear, however, that unless
some authority is given by which the set
tiers may utilize the timber on their re-
spcctive claims, much additional loss and
suffering must ensue to them. and millions
of feet Of now valuable timber must 60 to
destruction. therefore urgently recon-
mend that promptly upon the rcasscmbling
of congress n law be enacted by which the
settlers shall be allowed to perfect their
Claims by Communication thereof to cash
purchase mt the legal price Der acre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
DrS. StaCkhOuS4 and Daniel.
Have Cured Hundreds of
Cases in This Vicinity.
They present Below the Statement
of Another Prominent
Citizen.

Mr.. Peter Cewe. n well known far
mer of Rapids City. ILL.,. is the latest
person To testify to the success of
these eminent specialists, Drs. Stack
house and Daniel. Mr.. Cewe says:
My trouble dates back - years. and
the past year ! became greatly dis
couraged. as most of the time was
unable To work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
Machine rype.ct.er. Accent.

the challenge Of four Denver typcsettins
machine operators for purse of 500 two
operators ON the Galveston News, X. e.
Choate and J. w. Hosea, have accepted
the same against anv two Of the Denver
operators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
why do You C0ughY

Do you know that Parks Cough
Syrup will cure it? We guarantee
every bottle. There are many cough
syrups, but we believe Parks is the
best and most reliable. Sold By
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. S-The resi-
dence Of Mrs. Stewart on Crescent hill
was entered by burglars and diamonds
and jewelry to the value of 5000 were
stolen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
Carl An.ler,ou Promoted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Carl Anderson
has been promoted and appointed keeper
Of the Sturgeon Bay canal life saving
station, Wisconsin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
THE REPUBLICAN PANIC.
Responsibility for the Late Finan.
cial Crisis Fixed on the Re.
publicans.

By the Books OF the Treasury Department
Kept by Their Own Omcials-Presi.
dent Harrison IL Convicted
Out OF HIS Own mouth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
They Always Talk This WAY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Ministcr Romero,
Of Mexico, says the bclligcrent tone Of
press dispatches stating chat Mexican
troops have been sent to the Guatcmalean
frontier, Is unwnrrnnted. The minister
states that the trouble with Guatemala Is
Of trifling Importance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
kReUS BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
A BULL AND A BEAR
Come to the Relief Of All Sins
China Shop.
JAPAN TOLD TO GO SORT O SLOW"

While Europe settles the Little UnpIeas-
antness Now Proceeding Reports That
Rebellion Has Broken Out I'm Mongolia
and That the Palace at Pek,n Is Not .
Happy Home-A Frisco Young Woman
Becomes Polish Princess.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-The st. James Gazette
says that the interest of England, France
and Russia are closely involved i'm the
possible breaking of the Chinese empire
and that it is believed that Russia has
signified that she cannot any longer re-
gard the progress of events in the far east
with indifference. The Manchester Guar
dian is informed that Russia and Great
Britain have definitely decided that the
settlement of the war must be an interna-
tional and not a japanese affair. Ger
many and France are said to have ac-
guessed to this decision while the policy
of the United States is still regarded as
uncertain.
Russia Warns Japan.
Russia. according to the Manchester
Guardian, has already warned Japan that
the future of Corca concerns the Russian
government. Japan in her present mood
will pay no heed to any representations
made by the powers unless they shall be
accompanied by tangible evidence Of the
intention to back them up. 1t was to
authorize this, according TO the Guardian,
that the ministerial council was sum
moned. The paper further says that after
showing of force, Japan would I've told
that England desired that an armistice be
established and ON behalf of Europe would
Immediately call an international confer
guce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
IN HONOR OF eeNHAM.
Presented with Gold Medal by the Pills
deIphia Union League Club,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a gathering OF
the most distinguished men filled the
Union League club house to do honor to
Rear Admiral Andrew r. K Bcnham Of
the United States navy in recognition of
his service to the nation during the Brazil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06
The Greatest
Offer Yet Made!

Last season THE HUB delighted shou.
sands Of buyers all over the United States
with its" Hcad-to-Eoot' BOYS Cutfit al
$500 consisting Of Coat. Cap Shoes and
only one pair OF pants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

My eycsight was IA ling. my nose
was stopped up first On one side,
then on the other. Ny mouth was
dry and tasted bitter in tie morn
ing. | had considerable stomach
trouble and was also n sufferer from
rheumatism. Ibegan treatment with
Drs. Stachhouse and Daniel two
months ago, aud am now feeling
better than for - years. have
gained in flesh and am free ON the
above symptoms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

Drs. Stackhouse & Daniel.
Suite 1. Mccullough Building. No.
124 West Third street, between Bra
dy and Main, Davenport, Iowa.
Once Hours-o Q. m. to i2 m to spl to 6
D. NJ. Sundays. , 20 p. m. only.
SPECIATIES-Catarrh,A Asthma, Diseases Of
the Eye, Ear. Noee, Throat and Lunce, Nervous
Diseases, Blood and Skin Diseases. Chronic Dis
eases.
Successful treatment by mail.
Send for symptom blank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-06

But business men were not to BE- fooled By
making available funds out OF nickeis and
dimes Capital became alarmed and the gold
stream started across the ocean Under Har.
rtson the excess Of exports Of gold over i'm
ports was ei57 ,689, 500 while under Cleveland's
hrst administration the imports largely CT.
ooo0od The exports. In the meantime the No.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

which he was to complete the min run
| three months into l7G5.
| think it will he conceded that Bepia.
| min Milliken when he came to Union river
| first established his abode above Beal's
bro ok-that he did not locate below it
| that he built his camp at, or near, the large
| boulder which stood near the site OF the
| Dutton store. Mr.. Peck in his address
| of 1888 says Benjamin Milliken lived near
| Boat cove, which we understand is but a
| few rods below where buttons store for
| merly stood.
Mrs. {. j. Milliken, now resident of
Boston, who will be remembered in her
younger days as Charlotte Tinker, has
given me some very interesting facts taken
from Miss Jellisun's History of Els
worth, and other sources. Among them.
In speaking of Benjamin MiIhken, she
writes ''thst he came to Union river in
l163, that they landed st what has been
called Boat cove, just below the present
bridge. built a shelter against a large
boulder which | can remember there. aud
In few days more comfortable house
from lumber brought from Scarborough
in the vessel
All the traditions handed down through
the descendants Of benjamin Milliken
anu the "Mililken drive" agree As to the
spot where he came with his vessel and
landed aud we cannot learn from any
source that he first settled at any poIut
below Beais or Cards brook.
The only contention seems to be a. 10
the time be came to Union river. the spot
where his mill was located and in what
township it then was, whether north or
south OF the original division line of the
two towns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

| Roncador ~ '''e i'e's VI
where from waters deep payilions wraiths had
ihere In chains of wrack they bound her, like a
| captive doomed To die,
WINE We rolling wave tumultuous washed the
rafiers Of the sky.
Never lowered her conscious ponnon when the
gage of strife was on -
she was first In shock OF battle and the Ia Il ,r hen,
foes were gone: -
when The star Of hope was hidden far lebin, thu,
Then our eagle whet his courage on her ovn
brave heart Of oak.
""ce' nina NM me singlc-handed, swarmed about
How she stoutly struck for Freedom Tin all
tgrants felt her blows: $50 as
Brave she bore old wtnslow tba. d., ,,,.,r
glory to his name) 70! As"'.'
while her thunders shook the Cherbourg and her
ports were all aiame.
When the volIeying dust of eonfIc, hid the mil
night stars from view, '''N '"''
We eaue .ee them still a.shiniDg on her own
when soTc pressed. defeats overwhelmed ms
m howed the land in crimson riii. "9'
iheh , me oeae9 an, of her valor lighted up
Now a lasl when Peace, the angel, smiles
across the battlefield
And the thrusis in proud Ambition, and the
. se9rt wounds ali are healed ~
'ss ln"itsi Ken how fitting -he shall dream
= iurcycrInnre -
"hufe these tines do not assail her on the reef
of Roncadur '''
'"''hg, now, when foes who smote her. suote
n, oui JAILED to reach her PRIDE
DO by artigl thrift Inherit what ,be ba,,les.,,
denief. - ''c'"
Fitting, now, that he a yeclp.c ar,s,,.- a..
foreign shore, ~"
should, To hide her reputation. wish 10 die ON
Roncador. 80
ogden, Utah June 1884
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

Delegates ARE ID ~ supplied with =
fine two color map u Cleveland as-ig
mating the convention me ting pla,' j..
the state headquarters thf h,a, n anA
points If interest II win ~ furnished
fir a cent stamp by applying o. any
memhsr II the committee 4 1874
The music committee b qnietly zafhsr-
ing an immsnse chorus ounfar.-i II
nearly !. 900 voices.
Among uthsF things. a mammufh
restaurant H. being plannasi that viii
accommodate 10. 600 p.0ple az a tins-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

Lamoine.
Ihere Will be a celebration here the
fourth, under the direction of the ladies'
OF the l1amoine sidewalk society. Fan
lastics In the morning, fair and dinner In
the grove near the town hall base ball
game in the afternoon at 230.
| POMONA GRANGE MEETING.
Again leafy June has come. and with IL
came Pomona grange to Lamoine, as il
has been wont to do for the past ten years,
| A good number of patrons came from
the several oranges, and were called to or
der by w. M. A. l.. Smith OF Bucksport,
After the opening exercises an address of
welcome was given by Brother N. b.
ioung or Lamoine grange and responded
TO by Sister A. l.. Smith of Bucksport,
After this all business was laid aside I'M
I'll after comforting the fifth degree in full
form upon class of thirty. This was
successfully carried out by officers of La
moline grange.
The large dining hall was then filed
with hungry patrons, and they did ample
justice TO what was set before them.
After all We're filed, and many baskets
iull taken up. they again repaired to the
lower hall and letter from Sister Helen
a. Cousins was read, also poem prepared
~ ''t,NN' "a "h NJ ptdlt Lecturer
w W. Stctson was then introduced; he
was received with applause, and spoke
upon The Patron OF the Future" lie
advocates some changes in the grange,
ana school and home that would be OF
practical benefit. He does not believe In
drilling pupils on wearisome studies that
VIII never be OF any benefit, but teaching
lnem such things a. are needed to be
known in every day practice
lie would build houses with all front
rooms, and use them, and not have the
curtains down all over the house except A
small! room in the ell. He was much pleased
with the prospects of the grange in Han
cock county, and hopes 10 be with US next
year.
The question, "Do we cultivate Zoo
Large or TOO Small an Area" was then
discussed, and it seemed to be universally
admitted that too much land was ia cult
walton for the amount Of time and ma
nure used
IN invitation was given by East Blue
hill grange 10 meet there in September,
committee on programme reported, and mo-
business appearing the grange closed "a
due form
II being the regular evening for the
meeting ot Lamoine grange many visitors
remained and met with Us and the follow
ing programme was carried out
Duct Eoaurfui lIome-''
6crtr Iiut,hing-. Shirley Elrr
Dialogue.
sadie t'rstn-, Leila la.harl-on. ftittn Kirr
NrInA Lear
select reading +" BATTLE. 81 Natsriup"
:, Rachel IIodxkiu-
Mu-lf shirley El,c
r. i''tl'nS, l'ttir Lear anil sadie Cogstu-
lahlrau--"A Glanrr ut the Past"
t'crtIr Era glun and Melvin Mcfarland
PH't lclia and Sadie.
.Utc Song. Hiram Eu,rr,. AZ w.,
Reading rucm NJ i n.-i-l,.
~ou.-''star rt the Eat" t.rrtrul,. UuTrliry.t
original Poem
sarah Young followed by remark us yi-tt
Ing members
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

>A@eAANittr
The schooner "Abbie Stubhs" sailed
Thursday for Philadelphia with paving
blocks.
The schooner Timothy Field" sailed
Thursday for New York, loaded with paw
ing blocks.
Robert Dority, who has been falling In
health for more than year, and for sew
eral months confined to his bed, died Fri
day afternoon. He had been long though
very patient sufferer. Mr.. DOrity was for
many years q master workman in the ship
yards. and until within four or five years
was able to attend to active work In his
line. He was eighty-five years and nine
months old. He leaves large family Of
children, and their many friends sympa-
thize with them In their loss.
II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28

President Roads a the Pennsylvania
union - urging strenuously the saciesy
motto. zone FIR cIe. one soul saved fur
every member" Pennsylvania rocord
fur last year was une soul saved FIR ey-
cry 20 membcrs. The recnrd ~ tins -
cicty at large was one for every 10.
Can we not all come up TO the high
standard Pennsylvania has set for her
self this years-Golden Rule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-28


MI, va overcast ana inlsgy' bht u
IT. Ill no. prevent secretary H. W. Mcheen,
~ "''' 'ua ~ Iat'her from coming
t'''i'''h' "he'e IAty heId farmers
came from sprronndir, ,n,,rs irf,,',iIl,
their milk Ia H. ta.,aG Ey ~. pah-'Ii',
milk testa, ami 10 It.t.r ~ 49,.
which we're Inn If ,rac,i,.al - -
those Interested in darwin sheen and
poultry raising
50 much time was uccuried hy the test
ing OF milk and Other Questions that Sec
Rotary Mckeen did not have time for MI.
lecture on "NAat Constitutes a Success
iul Farmer" bat We hope we shall have IL
next year and also have those clans"
Many samples OF mix were TESTED and
maic very good showing rrof.. Gowru
aud Gardner Interested the audience Iu
their talks upon cows and hem. and a vote
Of thanks was extended to them all for