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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

DURING the last ten months the i'm
ports of block tin in the United States
amounted to nearly 10000, 900 pounds,
paying a duty of four cents a pound.
This duty on tin is one of the beauties
of Mckinleyism. In order TO encour-
age and protect an infant industry the
duty on tinplate was doubled, and the
duty of four cents a pound was placed
on the material with which the plates
are coated for the sake of protecting the
imaginary tin mines of Dakota.
The worst of the business is that the du
ty on block tin falls heavily on some
American industries of which il is the
raw material. Still, the country is told
that the Mckinley tariff is so perfect q
model Of legislation that the Democrats
are very wicked in attempting to disturb
il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
Hustled off by SOldiers.

SOUTH MCALIsTER, |. T, June IL
nlted States troops are putting out OF
the nation all intruders and people who
have no occupation or have refused Ia
take out permits. 1t is estimated that
at Ileast 90 prominent people of this
town, who have been classed as intru.
ders, Will be transported to the Arkansas
line and warned not to return under Sc.
we're penalty, Several hundred intruders
from various parts of the nation have
been ordered to show cause why tbey
should not be removed. Intense ex-
cltehrent among the n-citizens is be.
ing manifested relative to the intruder
question.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
TINE State Board of Health at its

TINE State Board of Health at its last
adopted two resolutions which point the
way to larger security against two dis
eases, the spread of which might be pre-
vented by proper measures of precaution.
The recommendations of the board of
health should be followed by such leg
iSlation as might be necessary to make
them operative. Their is hardly doubt
that the ravageS of tuberculOus disease
may be held in check, as has been the
ravages of smallpox, 10y preventive meth
DDS, backed up 10y an educated public
understanding of their efficacy The
resolutions of the board of health are as
follows:
Resolved. That it is the sense of the
state board of health of Pennsylvania
that the time has come when the state
should provide hospital accommodations
for persons suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis in the case of those who
cannot be properly cared for in their
own homes, and who through careless
ness might be dangerous to the com
munity at large. 1t is believed that the
establishment of such hospitals might be
of great value in educating the people.
Resolved. That it is the sense of the
state board of health of Pennsylvania
that all inmates of prisons, reformato-
ries. almshOuses, hospitals, schools and
other public institutions be vaccinated
Immediately on admission.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
COmmOnwealers Capture . Train.

MILWAUKEE, June -GeneraI"Jum-
bo" Cantwell's Commonweal army can.
tured fast stock train on the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul road at Ia
crosse at midnight and came through
10 Milwaukee, 200 miles. The army
numbered 100, but forty were left at La
Crosse. The 'wealers were determined
to ride, and overcame the train crew by
sheer force of numbers. The conduc-
tor notified the officers in this city of
the situation, and received orders to
carry the army TO Milwaukee.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

AT the Centre county Republican con-
vention, held at Bellefonte on Monday.
Judge Furst, who was candidate for
denomination for president Judge in the
Centre Huntingdon district was defeated.
tine convention declaring for John G
Love for president judge. Losing his
own county practically takes Judge Furst
out OF the race.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has signed the
New York and New jersey bridge bill.
The bridge will give ten railroads direct
entrance into New York City and cir
cumvent the dangers, delays and dis
comforts of ferry navigation. The pro
Ject Is of interest and importance to the
entire country and it will be notable
day when it is completed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

THEODORE HAvEMEYER and several
senators, including Senator Brice, testi-
he'd before the sugar investigating COM
mIttee on Friday. Mr.. Brice especially
denied that he had made investments
prompted by the tariff bill.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

Is the last issue of the Galitzin Yin
dicdtOr, janet W. Kilduff. its editor,
publishes a call for "a county conven
ton ot the Peoples party men, reform
ers and others, to meet at Gallitzln on
Tuesday June, Goth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

SAMUEL Coz was refused drink by
bartender in Nyack, n. y, and attempt
Ell TO blow up the building with dyna-
mite. He defends himself on tine
ground that he wanted to elevate the
saloon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

JOHN G. CRUMP, judge of the court of
common pleas for New London county,
committed suicide by shooting at his
home in New London, Conn. Despond-
enCy was the cause.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

WILLIAM + DELANEY, a prominent at
tnrney, of Buffalo, was shot and killed
IN his room by George Bartholomy, who
claims to be an injured husband. Bar
tholomy surrendered to the police.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
Ebensburg Normal Institute.

The following pupils are ia attendanc
Al the EbenSburg Normal Institute:
Anstead. Annie. GaIItIztn
Anstead. Jennie Cad tElu.
AusItIt. Constantine Euensburg
Abernethy. GeueVleVe. Dean.
anderson Blanche. I.OreIto.
Btller. LizZi.. Wildwood.
Bank. Gertrude. E5eusburg.
Bradley, IIllie, LOreIto
BeynOn, Annie. Ebeusburg.
Byers. ALVIN. Vince
Baum. Francis. Grant.
Bowman. Laura, Glasgow.
BOwmal.' arTte. e.tiIasgo~-
BuTkey. Mary. Portage
BLOOM. Myrtle. EbeasJurg.
Barker. Edith. Ebeusburs.
bannan. Lulu. IOrcttJ.
byrne. Ella. Ebcnsburg.
CraN er. Eraucis. tiranI.
CraNer. Minnie. EDeHsburg.
Conrad. Victoria, LsrettO.
Conrad. Katie, LoreIIo.
Council, Harry. Ebensburg.
Come |. JuIa. Ebeusburg.
CouneIl Mary. Euen>hurg.
Davis. Nellie. fBeusburg.
Davis, Emmett. tbensDurg.
Dumm. Clara. Ntckto~n.
lOnahOe, Harriet, l-OreItO.
DrIsk-I, Alice. Lorettu.
DImund. Mary II. iImOre.
duncan. Annie. Ebenshurg.
DunegaH, Celia. Patton.
DurOtn. Eva Chest Springs.
Dawson. Emma. Ebersburg.
DiV :. Mrs. VIM, EbensDurg
Denny, George. LOr-IJO-
Edwards. Merton. Bel-ano.
EVaLs. Morgan. Ebensburx-
Evans, Florence. EbeusDuTg.
Evans AIyie EbensUurg
Evans. Arthur, kDensbuTg.
Farrell, Mel lie. Hilmore.
Folsom, Blanche. Ebensburg.
Outings. W. r, EDensburg.
Haghes Edna, NIlmUre.
Howell, cyrus, Ebensburg.
Hite IiIlIe, CarrOlltOwu.
Ivory. Minnie, 1T. Augustine.
Ivory. Fraucena st. Augustine.
JervIs. b. l.. EOensburg.
Kline. f. J., NickIowu.
hirsch. FRANK, Nicktown.
krauss, Florence. Johnsto~u.
Lilly, Katie X. Cressou.
, LutJrinser. Nina. t.Denshurg.
Lloyd abner. EbensIurg
LIOy ID, Nellie. EDenshurK.
i-loyd, Allie. EbeDsDurg.
Lloyd, Margaret, GaIIiIZin.
Little, W. =. LO--ttU.
McGuire. W. A LOIetto.
Mills. Annie EDensDurg.
NJ ers. Agnes, Ebensbur
Myers. Maggie. Eb-nsburg.
McCap-, William, EbensDurg.
M"Cabe, Mary EDensburg
MckenTiek. Blanche EUensburg.
Mctiee. Alice d.. EDeusuurg.
McGreary John. summit.
Mahouey, Mary. CAssandra.
McCauley. haJIe, Lilly.
McNuIty, W. T., CarrolItown.
Mullen. MUllie, Ga,Iitzin.
b'NeilI. W. r., Munster.
O'MaIy. Mary. Lilly.
Parrish. 4. H, NickIown.
Parrish. Walter. LoreIIU
Parrish EV eIene, EDenshurg.
Rieg, e. a.. GaTrOIltOwn.
Reese. Lowry A, piRdIetOu.
Ross, Mary, ReynoIdsViIIe.
richardson Myra. Ebeusourg.
ScheItig. Ambrose NJ. GarTUIItOwn.
SchettIg- Frank. EOen sburg.
Schetti.. Lizzie b., Ebensburg.
ScuettIg. PhIl, Ebensburg.
SchaIer, Willis, EIIutOu.
Seaman. Ida, SumIDernilI.
ShumaIe. Jennie. summit.
smith. Stella, Dysar
Spangier, Mona. Glasgow.
Short, Blanche. Lilly.
Sargeant, LoretIo, Munster.
Shenkle, Bird. Ebeusburg.
IrOXell, w. If, Glasgow
Williams. Harvey. Ebensburg.
Williams tenIamIn. Enensburg.
WertZ, Zitella, JOhnstOwn.
Wilber. Harry. t.bensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22
''1he Only" for Penny

Inc flttsburg daily Post has been re-
uueea from ) cents To l cent a copy and is
furnished by mail at 800 per year, or IS
cehls Ior three months. Eight large pages
every day. Send your order AL once
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

THOMAS NJ. BAYSE, Ex Congressman.
of Pittsburg, committed suicide at his
house in Washington city on Saturday
by shooting himself through the head.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

H-Lus " i.-S DenVNr-lIc p.IIy Dy ySIIEg Tor Il \
REFORM All men who labor. who bear the weary
ourden OF false taxation should attend the prf-
mares OF the Democratic party and TO IL that
men capable and willing tn force legislation TO q
'Anu-stlii IN the mater of equitable taxation are
nominated and elected
linen VIII our statutes he purxed of the iniquIty
that brings about strikes Labor will he reasenera-
seu anu The whole people will be truly Tree
orki kinE men conte ndIng in blood aud in the RED
ligh ui hlaZr ng roofs a crust and their ris n
- the earth viii never again desOIate homes Oi
naraI Le N iustry aud trade in the new era %
hiShihed ld1Or- w q. CoAEEFOkD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

INTERNAL war, because of a dis
puted succession to the throne, is
threatened IN Morocco.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

MRS MARTHA NEEDLE, a widow of
Meio"urne, Is under arrest charged with
fatally poisoning five persons.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

Estimated value of School property - 600 0O
" hereby certify that We have examined the
above and lind IT correct.
II. X. BATS, l.o,t,s
VIM. HILDEBRAND, ( Auu''ors'
Witness our hands this 4th day OF June, 1854
RUBr. LITZIN9ER, President
Is. W. BROWN, Secretary.
June %, ls9i.3.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-22

n MnEn ana Tumors CURED no knife
GANGkk sset 6 IS s.n s.i 81 .;ssss Ss.s. e.:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
I'm fha Smoker

Although she had evidently tried hard
to conceal the fact, she was really q
woman. From the tip of her square
toed boot to the brim of her sailor hat
she was about as mannish in point Of
dress as the law allows Her costume
was certainly close to the line where
propriety stops and disguise begins.
When the car swung around the corner
she got in the smoker. She didn't
mind smoke not muoh-bcsidcs it was
advanced to do just as the men. AS
the car stopped at the second crossing
several men-real men-got aboard.
One big fellow pumped himself down
beside her. A couple of minutes later
he pulled out a cigar and stuck it be-
tween two rows of black teeth. Turn
ing half around he grunted: Say, got
a match?" The advanced woman didn't
say anything. She simply looked at
him-just once-and for very short
time. And the big, unsuspecting fell
low knew why he didn't get the match.
-phiLa dali mia Call
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
The Sign of the Three Balls.

"I1l bet said the man who stood
with the rest Of the crowd watching a
pawnbroker's sign being put in place.
"that none of you fellers who thinl,
you know SO much can tell me what
those three balls mean, and how the
castam Of that sign originated"
suppose you tell us about it, . jeered
one OF the crowd.
Don't know it myseis. Never saw q
pawnbroker who coald tell wshal 4
meant, only that It IS always rse,l as 3
sign
sit was used by the first pawnbro.
ker," said the owner Of the sign, takino
q. l,.rt ip the discussion; they wore. J: 2
family of a.apey lenders in England:
that is traditional; als that is all We
know" ~ -
It's a good sign,a said another one
going inside, where he was lost to s;pht'
-Detroit Free Press Z 8 Is
Tho Cars Health Improved.
'sSs PiTrRsRHRG, Sept. q. The con-
OF thsczar's healtf, has i'm proved s, ssas
Ie and the mem bers Of lis familc !.
are ssith him will seasc Spala so 4
saea Monday. & .'s ss',s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
: ...,;s + a coninas, w. "a.

....sc,r Lewis. Of conings. W "a. {.
Aas beer appointed 2 cadet a 9 WEE
1 pnsnt military academy, with as go
s Worm OF Dayton, ". Vas os ai1sa
nate. 40 at pre-.
The Holland radiator works, ~ n,s
,san Ind. has decided. owing 70 'he
tariff issue being settled. TO run -,
double time and with an 1ncfsa0s1
force. .,,-,-rorvn
,.vrvcr of Louisville. has been comnie-
.ed TO an asylum, having become Az
sane from ovcraoork and excessive c ae1
OF tobacco. He .magfues he IS oo1'
Breclsiuridge. .or,.
aea. inst has been engaged at bason
Romeo. La, fsf sore time in tocas Dus.
ness. ssughs are Thsrseay n,Sns , ans
h-arrcd 20 sac waters edge. Inc Dos's
was valued at $4,000
Themes Ryan and Ed Weaysr, ccaD
-erfeitezs. were arrested at lndsos'
ant A search Of their apartments re-
vea,eI nolds t..r coming .lli*r.ciin ooA-
lars AMI quarters and other equipments
so- making spurious cen, .
A1va NJ. Van Au'1en, the famous r..ai-
way promoter under indictments 10.
Forging the. name of Presidents s Ing Iaga aan
Of the Big Four on bond for s3o'ooo.
was brought 20 Quincy, Ia, and sur
rendered by his honasmen.
Engineers and 6rensn enapioyeo Wy
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Co have been notified by Receiver NC
Ee,ll Of q cut In wages septern Der !:
The men viii appeal to the United
States court for 3 restraining oroes
terrific natural gas explosion oc-
CURED at Alexandria, Ind. WEDNESDAY
morninr which wrecked three ousl.
ness rooms and blew four persons GU.
OF an upper story, all OF whom eSccP
one ESCAPED without serious lnJu.y.
The The explosion was due to defective
plumbing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
!, IS. r,,.,,, sasse Railroad

ss 81 .auyiILE, Penn, Sept ~ c ans
NAs y completing .1u tho Tennesses cen 3.
molk q ;iraad & ON Crossville Tenn. q
f q ral1e has been let to g New 4o y
construction = n company. Inc s:- sosl 1;ne
ton = E sas to knoxville, SAVING l'
TOLL rom than one hundred miles Of fray ave,
m ,,stwe sa the two cities, and Will open
up to c9m rn;neraI land in East Ten Zen,
nessee. The locatlon % % an. md the work
be finished by October IN ~; AIT At once. 1t
of construction will peg ~ ~ Z. .rai1,s run
Is expected to have through 's'
ming in twelve months
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
.i.wiYAiASn nEr,,iruHn Ms
TItI
Anmth Atlantic II n,,in.


=; & intr''. No. I..ayy. plt s;.ae t,p sily
~ T. n.afri.rs al I',.isll sl.,. ~, No ,.ayc.
~ - n M. arrives Vt .iri>,a. 2 10 H. m
West hn'd. No. iir.rns t,ri,inl 100 >. ~. ar.
rises nj III: Si"nr Gap ll::,pta m. No. = h,y,.
i"s'"i .,;2' T.. m arrives Zig 3ta,l.i;ap {: H ~ M,
Sn',i;e'tton.:-S"s sanl ct.frct v;,h H.: L. y
). rt!lniinie .rnnneii.
s"',e,lni@in e'f'rtSue.ay. Jana. SRI. la; sanl.
are. time,
la. ra,cnArp. Agent.
L.ni>vi!In & Nashville.
tcrrirai tlm.l
~. - .>s'iesr aity.-f4.asa. inuisviI!, y 10 y.
W.: nrriTrs !iis Sissn. Gap a:..r, Il. NJ.
NJ NJ, Passenger ,laEl --Iaayrs l.is S,.s. ,;nn
S;'o 7. M. srrlsesat Louisville G:lis,t M,
Y :" J. 7. MnoRt, igrns.
ist;s stone tiapnnd Pnmell.s Valley.
tssas!ara ,ia,..
R.A. AYERS Prasst
r.. Taggart, ". Presst.
e. Eaton. Superintend'nt
sssssss ". us,tcks sist Sr.,ss fisr. Va.
ios Irsl asi passenger ~, .i,,,
tis Atlah,i, h osi,, a,,.I n,ixv
ant s f,saaee. III the Aarpa-
ths il.r s,..ra h.,,sis a.,
/. ~ = ~ 4. " lss'ti 9.haD VI
4. TX syssl q. IS I.a,o nj
8 iss'I, &. :, RS eas. M
5,sf Der ~ fr.f..h, ..,m
s''fss'i ss rtr;l
VS. saiIsisas, ass s9oss S Sssvs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
/. BRILLIANT cOLORS.
Beauties That Meet the Ego on Approach
Ing the Berusudas.

Beauties That Meet the Ego on Approach
Ing the Bernsutias.
The attention of the traveller is at
first attracted by the colors Of the
waters as he approaches land, and in
the innumerable bays and inner sounds.
The blue reminds him of the Mediter-
ranean, where the MediterRanean is at
its best, but among the islands the
blue changes to emerald as vivid as the
pope's ring, to Tyrian purple. to a
blending of purple and maroon IN the
shallow bays, while if he looks across
any wide stretch of it there is an ire
descent appearance, shimmering OF
shifting colors like changeable silk,
only the colors seem more solid, and
one doubts whether they are sky re-
Elections, and not solid colors of the
bottom seen through the transparent
water. For the water at a great depth
is absolutely transparent. On the east
ern coast of Sicily, below Taormina,
are seen just such wonderful colors
along the shore, just such sparkling
blue in the sun, and there, it is assocl-
ated with ages of romance and adven-
ture, with suggestions of treasure
wrecked along the coast in the gslleys
of Phmnicia and Greek voyages 1t is
here difficult to believe that these bril-
liant cclors are inherent in the water,
and the fancy is quickened by some OF
the fish that sport in these haleyon
seas. One of these is the angel tsh.
fiat and oval in form, OF cernlean bsne,
with two long rsseamers edged with
yellow, apparently one of the happiest.
as he is one of the most graceful, OF all
marine Inhabitants. Another is the
parrbt fish, larger animal, so called
from his colors of green and brown.
who moves about vigorously with his
long fins, that initiate in their motion
the stroke and recover OF the Yale boat
crew. His head is. brown, his back IS
vivid green IN shining scales, and his
tail is brown again, with fine standings
az green. He knows that he Is one OF
the hands soonest OF swimming things.
Charles Dudley Warner, ia Harper's
Magazine !.
The question Of the estnb lishrnent OF
Is direct steamship seryice betusesa
essaada and Cape Colony is being care
fnily considered bg the canad Ian gnv-
1ynNsnss
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-10-04
THE LEXINGTON
BUSINESS COLLAGE
i-Eaae Practical
SCHOOL, OF THE SOUTH.

ENDO!HsEDhy the highest County
and State officials, by the leading
business and professional men Of the
country, aha by hHndre'ls of pupils
who are successful IN business.
A REVELATION is made to tho
pupil iii Bookkeeping, Banking,
Shorthand, Typewriting. i'rlegraphy,
Penman>llip, Commercial Law, .trith-
metic, Grammar. Spelling and Bnsi-
ness Correspondence as Taught By
or ner uldinterestiag plan Of Act
UAL BUSINESS PRACTICE used
only in OUR COLLEGE, before
which the old theoretical, COPYRIGHT
ed, Textbook, copying system mast
go.
POSITIONS for its pupils ara
madea speciality i'll this school, which
promises to the Commercial World
the highest type Of efficient business
men and women.
GuARA NTFED to be as repre-
sented or money refunded,
BEWARE Of schools which do not
do tll;s
send; for bsasGj!f!s!, illustrated Cat
salogue, FREQ. =.
For full particulars call a til.
College, or address y
g. G. CALHOUN, Principal,
LOG, Los, 10, IL, III and llfi b aIain &,
LEX J, GIG q ny
~ est to cornplefu any prescril,.
esl course ER ] reasonable
'lp' o ma granted BY this school,
signed by the Governor Of the en-
wealth s''S q s's'
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Reign of white petticoass.

The reign Of white petticoats pre-
dicted for several months, approaches
slowly The lifted dress coat skirt
still shows the dainty silk ands lace
trimmed petticoass in a more bewilder-
ing variety than ever. Jsor wear under
white and delieatel tinted lawns
snoasseline dsssoies, and other gauzy
materials nothiag Is SO satissaet tory rs
silk, mparting q tiaisl, and effect that
: arg Isnpa lpable. yet ~ issed without IT.
ana except VI ,ia sa;lsn gowns ct
the lslsi: s. ia id or cam
hsis. iiicage
y'rss,si
2ola'a Book aroscribad
HOME Sept. ss ". 4 l,ools.
s.o f 3 L sss;;ss been iii tbe Iras
Ssles sOrptn psols
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bomb Uf the anarchist the Republican
party has always presented an impen-
etrablo front. 1t recognizes the Fight
Of oil men to be free, 10 the limit Of
hot interfering with the freedom OF
others; II encourages tiien IL provide
their owti comforts from the bonrte-
ous stores with which tho Cod Of pe
ture has blessed our land. 1t giye5 20
the laborer the steadiest employment
and the highest wages of all political
parties on earth. 1t regards capital
and labor as the Siamese twins OF our
economic systcfii-tht. separation Of
which is death to bo;h and the certain
overthrow of American institutions and
American liberty. 1t guarantees to
every law;abidins citizen protection in
the pursuit ot jiapp,n-ss and the pos
session of lawfully acquired property.
Its position upon all ques ions of pub
ic interest in the present. and the his
past are its assurance for the future.
past. the Its assurance for the future.
and its claim for tho support of good
citizens,