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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

The Italians imported by Austin
Corbin to become land owners at Sun
nyside, Arkansas, are represented in
the New York Post to be superior in
morals and intelligence to the Italian
laborers with whom people in other
parts of the country are more or less
familiar. They are reported to have
been carefully selected from very re-
spectacle and prosperous class. At
home they were small farmers, gar.
deners and fruit growers, and the
methods of farming and careful culti-
vation to which they have been accus.
toned are expected to be great al Is
TO them in their new surroundings.
They have strong religious incliua-
tions, and their first act after arriving
at their new home was to conduct re-
ligious exercises in thanks to God for
the kindness bestowed upon them.
They were heartily welcomed at Sun
nyside, and at once announced their
intention to become citizens. Other
ship loads OF immigrants are expected
to follow this first Importation
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
STORIES OF KHARPooT MASSACRE.
An American Citizen One of the Fourteen
Thousand Slain.

4 letter hus been received from kharpoot
by 4. T.. Bagajlau, u graduate of kharpoot
College. and now a student of Yale, which
describes the ma--acrr- in the villages uear
karIuot
The writer says the atrocity Is a repetition
uf the Sa-soun massacre OF year ago, and
that al lru~t 1000 people were butchcrodiL
that immediate nrighhorhuod. The letter
also contains the information that Uu Am. RE
can citizen, Mudoros Eniiaugiun. brother ui
a man who formerly conducted a store lu
New Haven, was Killed.
Mr. BuSnlIan, father and eldest brothertha
writer says escaped 10 the mountains, but
his cousin, Il young girl, was carried of by a
party Of Kurds. The father, brother aui
unclcs Of Mr.. Mordorso, Of Milford, Mae
were tortured 10 death because they would
not ublurc their faith.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

mission ~ governor No act in my four
yoar- inrumhonry has given mo moro gen.
uiue pl"a-ur" than this.
Governor Bushnell then delivered his in
augural address. lie spoke at considerable
length, and said. in part:
Tho duty Of lrgi-lating and acting for the
four million people of progressive state
i not one 10 hc considered without SERIOUS
ucss and deep concern. Il involves the NO.
c"--ity of doing that which is best for the
greatest number. the requirement that the
credit Of the state shall be maintained in
moral ~ well a. financial affairs. and the
essentials that pence and wcll-bcing. in SO
far a. they may be obtainablc through the
acts Of legislation and execution of laws ani
government. shall be assured 10 all.
y" 'stigation OF the general financial
stat, from 1884 20 1895, inclusive how
that IN 'welye WEARS u to'"i
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
century.

The Atlanta Constitution remarks:
Out in Indiana an old lady OF seventy
four offered $50, 900 for n young hus.
bald. An enterprising fellow of twen-
ty-six came forward, but the woman's
family sued out writ of lunacy to
prevent her from marrying. The jury
pronounced her sane, and she eloped
with her purchase and married him.
The Chicago Record in commenting on
this case makes the point that short
time ago young woman in New York
wanted husband with title, and got
him after big cash sum of several
million dollars had been settled upon
him by her relatives. Nobody limited
that the New York girl was insane.
On the contrary society thought that
she had distinguished herself. Our
Chicago contemporary thinks that it
makes difference when tho pur-
chased husband is an imported article
with n title. If he is home product
the woman who offers good price for
him is supposed to be crazy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
OVER 1000 KILLED.
Two Earthquakes Destroy Many Villages in
Persia

Two earthquakes have occurred in tho
district of Khalksal The first was on the
night OF January 2, when the large village Of
Janjabed was destroyed, several Others were
killed.
The second earthquake occurred on the
morning of January 5, and was very severe.
II was felt over an area OF 100 miles. The
town OF Col was destroyed and thousand
houses destroyed. In addition, great dam
age was done 10 many villages. The loss Of
life was very great. There were 500 persons
killed in Col alone. and a large number OF
cattle and sheep perished.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
win Build in the Woods.

EX-President Harrison, who spent por-
tion Of last summer at Dodds camp First
Lake, Fulton county, was so well pleased
with the north woods that he has bought OF
DR.. Seward Webb. about 25 acres Of land 1T
the point, whore First and Second lakes join
and will build a cottage. The plot has a
water frontage Of about !, l,0O0 feet. General
Harrison has had the land cleared Of stumps,
logs and underbrush, and as soon as possible
will build handsome cottage, which he ex'
poets TO have ready for occupancy next
summer. His purchase is ON the south side
Of the lake, about 80 miles from the Old
Forge, and about one mile from the Dodd
camp, which is on the opposite side.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
Rothohilds CornerinR Gold.

The Kansas City Journal royyes the recent
stories Of attempts being made TO corner the
output of western gold mines. and asserts
that through business transactions Of the
Wells-Fargo company, IL has developed tina,
agents OF the Rothchilds have secured con-
tracts with the mine owners Of Cripple Creek
under which most Of the gold taken from the
mines there during the coming year will go
into the Golfers Of the bankera
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

The Allahabad Pioneer, the princi.
pal journal of British India, and tho
one on which Rudyard Kipling began
his literary career, recently contained
n paragraph in the "want" columns as
follows: situation wanted as snake
eharmer in respectable family. p. S.
No objection TO looking after the
camclp
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
FULL OF ACTITITY.
Two Large Ships Will Reinforce England's
Pacific Fleet.

In Victoria, b. C., the greatest activity IL
shown by the naval authorities. More OF.
ilcinl dispatches than usual have been going
between Admiral Stephenson and the admir-
atty office in London. Il j. stated that two
large ships will come out 10 Join the Pacific
fleet besides the one which is intended 10 re-
lievc the Royal Arthur
Work on her majesty = ship Satellite, now
I'm the Esquimalt dock. is being rushed night
and day. The Satellite met with an accident
IN the South Pacific and when she arrived il
was annouccd that she would be in the dock
for six weeks. All this has been changed
and the men at work on her say that she
will bo ready for service in few days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

nG,.s,tdte hud before that ceremony faced
te enormous crowd from the stand In front
% the senate chamber and Gov. Lowndes had
tciNerrd his inaugural address, The stand
w,s protected from ihc crush Of the crowd
''the hollow square of the Fifth regiment
veteran corps in the center Of which sat
Roges Brooke fancy in cillgy. pouring over
the scroll Of the Dred scott decision.
After delivering ms address Governor
Elect Lowndes vas escorted across the por-
tiro and through the window into the senate
chamber. In this historical room, IN which
George Washington resigned his commission
as cummaudcr-n-chicf of the American army
10 the Contiucutal congress and delivered his
farewell address Lloyd Lowndos was sworn
in. In his inaugural address GOV. Lowndos
declared that he considered himself and his
party pledged 10 give the people Of the state
"au economical government, rctrcnching eX-
pcpses anl reforming abuses
Among the means TO this end he deemed
fair assessment, just taxation, pure election
laws and civil service reform H. being es-
scntiul. II" favored bringing the public
school system up 10 the highest standard, and
thought the colured people should hc per-
mlttri 90 have scparat" schools aud teachers
a. long as they want them. In conclusion
hc pledged himself To bee governor Of the
whole state and not ~ any political party.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
KEYSTONE STATE NEWS CONDENSEDD|
A VALUABLE TRACT.
Ciearhold County Enriched BY Big Lumbl
Land.

IL Is well known that in Clcarneld co,n
there lies the greater portion Of tract /
tract of land of 2)0Og acres known n ~
poug' lands. and from 1t the county treasur
y annually swollen. The other dnv a ehac
went into the county till for $1,000 taxes @,
the estate mentioned. William T. Dodo
Sr., who died IN 1885 was New Yorker. wi 1
had great faith ia Ienrsylvania timber ann
VINO made large pur 'has's in Elk and Clear.
I'. II'lu counties az time when land sold for n
mere song. J. W. Hartman. formerly ol
Milllamsport. has charge of the inter. sta nj
l'ennsyiyania. He has been identified with
mem Tor the past y years. The tax ls pni1
nN MN INTO the treasury OF Clcarileli roilntJ
HuflnI MS management amounts 10 owed
S3O.OOO, and the lumber cut bv his firm avJ
rrages over 100000 feet annually.
The Westinghouse Airbrakc companv hal
decided to build plant in Canada TO manu-
iacturc atrhrak"s to supuly the demand fnl
brakes and couylers for the Canadian rnilI
ways. The site for the plant has not beelI
sel'cted, nor have the plans for the buildiu
been completed. The buildiui. of fn.toryI
ln canada i being done az tlir request n
th' ,ahadlal railway companies. who hny
To pay tar0 ON all brakes iuporfod frn,,
other countries. All freight cars In Canada
WIZ he supplied with airbrukcs Of the West
inghouse type.
An Arabian pcddlpr. whose name i4 nm.
known. but who wa, a familiar figure In tn
COKE regions, wa. drowned iu the Nuughio-
ghrhN river at Bnnniny station. while hc wa
'na'aIoring to cross th' stream ON the ice
which broke through under him.
The citiarus ofpunSsutawucy gave R,lppr
Brown Co.. Of Buffalo. 40 acre. Of land ana
~. 500 I'm cash M nm iuIur,,.,t e. 80, ''',
blust ulrpna. y,bi.r ,.jiI . l,r, ~, o, , ','
employ several bn,Ir.t - '''V'voV V,'I nuN
papers nave been -ignod.
Souu,I Gr.,, 40 ,... p... ,,,
county como t,r, s,,,.1.;,., ,,.''''
hunting. Nrv..,.,.,--,,i,i ,t,;it h,N.t .,"l
dragged It to taGI', ard by i,s discharge O.
t,1,,Hr,N"aT-"Ii ,,,, boy was Killed, ana the 1thrr
HII'd WIN SHOT
Judge Nugu-fioo. og r.ni,,t,,,.,, Inn. lst...,
nf 9l, ,,.,,..ai ,', '''i "l".r t' lTrih
in Win In b.. ......,.,'i., - ~. "'N''-
IN, t-oIrir,1ys ,f In..i.. n,,.i %, .'''nG vaY 3
house '''''"'ni'
s,,ri, r,,,,.
tu-rJ I'm ,riSi,, ,' 't,;tDuN 'guhlH' ''
rscnuoj from th,. I,;t,o,,,,n. ."f i,n Ne",, W"o
when ne vos uulrr in,i.,,,1-.y y't' ~ AtusuS,,
Tho hnui-hurning eases.
David .I.r.. ,,,s s,,.,.,..,, -. IL.
near clarion M ,,,S, .,l.l. .u'i,r ol 3
bend and Ln yrn, ,It,.,J ,t'' ~ '',' ~ ~
DeNildcr was arrested on the charge of par
tlcipaton in the crime.
Half of tbo Homo f,r ,h, rri,,.,,,.. -.
Scranton, was destroyed 10y fire saturday
afternoon. Loss, $500; insured. All the 40
ehlidr'h anu % niirm women were rescued.
II !. stated that William Dnpuc, of Bush
Kill Pike county, has rrgnined CONSCIOUSNESS
alI'r 'ata,eptlr trance OF seven years lie
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
canncl.p

The status Of the fancee has recently
come up in Texas. A railroad man
had his life insured for the benefit of
his botrothed. He died from injuries
in a wreck. His family enjoined the
insurance company from paying the
money. In Missouri the Supreme
Court has decided that such insurance
is invalid. The family got the money.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
KILLED THE WRONG MAN.
The Suspect Was Wealthy Montague, OF
Boone County,

The man killed IN Lincoln county, W. Va.
supposed 10 be Hogan, who is wanted in
Illinois for wrcckng train, was Jesse Mon
taguc, Of Boone county, who was In that scc-
tion prospecting coal lands. lie was very
wealthy. and had a considerable sum Of
money on his person when killed. Brum-
field and Berger, who attempted the arrest,
have been placed IN Jail, although Berger Is
in a critical state from wounds received from
Montague's revolver before he was killed.
1t Is supposed that Montague took them fol
robbers. Printed circulars sent out from
Chicago, Offering large reward for Hogan
caused the tragedy Montague filed IN,
description of Hogan, oven to "a small scaI
over the right eye.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
Four Men Killed in a Fight,

Fifteen men, led by Mcclure Williams. a
notorious character, last Tuesday went to
Celina, Tennessee, on the Upper Cumberland
river, and In their effort TO take In the town
fight resulted, in which four men were kill
ed-Williams, the sheriff, and one OF his
deputies, and Ed. Parrot, who few weeks
ago, killed brother OF Williams.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

The adjustment of the wages of sheet
worker. was completed late Saturla. after
noon. and was q di-apruiutm.ut rI,
$1,000 workers In the union mill. under the
seal" agreement will suffer q reduction of ,
per cent. in their pay for the months Of Jauu-
AIRY and February
The ShcEango valley steel mill M Noyy
Castle, Pa, started up Monday in all dopnrt.
mcEts At the wire nail mill about 40
machines also resumed. There +, uo change
Ia the furnace strike situation
\ combination Of zine manufacturers hns
been effected, under the name OF the Chcro-
kcc-Lunyon Spolter Company The cauital
stock j. 500. 900
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
GEO. W. wAGGENsELLER,
Editor aud Proprietor.
MIDDbRBURG, PA, JAN. IL, 1895.

Public Opinion thinks il is waiter
for congratulation that the teaching of
English in our schools and colleges is
at last beginning TO get a modicum of
the attention that it has long dc.
manded
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
L0WNDEs SEATED.
First Republican Governor of Maryland
Formally Inaugurated.

For tie first time in history Maryland has
n governor, elected and inauguratcd as
Republican, and for the first time since the
war the administration Of public affairs il in
q e hands Of an executive who Is not aililiat-
td With the Democratic party.
At noon Wednesday Chief Justice Robin
son of the court OF appeals. in the presence
oi both houses oi the assembly administered
the oath - Office prescribed by the constitu-
ton =" Lloyd Lowndes Of Allegany.
incoming and the outgoing chic
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
Wages Advanced

At Youngstown President Garland and
other members OF the Amalgamutcd A~-oriu-
ton committee. with Secretary Jumr- ii.
Mutt, ot the Manufacturers association. Gu-
tsh"d their investigation of the muruGlo-
turor~ report for the 90 days ending D.,plr-
bcr 81. The result is an advance Df . urr
'cnt, for wages ia the finishing Department
lnd 20 cents ton for pudding Tor the 80
days commencing January I. 1876.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
Insurgents Victorious.

II Is announced that 1913 wounded insurg.
ents who were picked up on the battlefield
OF Le Ceiba, are now in the spanish hospital
at san Antonio de Los Banos. The.garrison
OF Hoyo Colorado, consisting Of 20 Spanish
volunteers, has surrendered 10 the Insurgents.
Hoyo Colorado is near Bauta. which is about
u miles from Havana.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16
Blackburn Reuominated.

The kentucky Democratic legislative eau
Gus nominated senator j. @. 5. Blackburn az
the candidate of that party to succeed him
self In the United States Senate The decid-
ing ballot resulted; Blackburn, 81; Nc
Creary, l3 Brown, q.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

Mrs. Lamoire and her daughter Annie
were burned 20 death in their roomsat Lynn,
Mass. The father and son were badly burn
cd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

The boiler OF q torpedo boat on Lake Mag
goire exploded sinking the vessel and drown
Ing ~ people.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

Ex-Gov. Barnett Gibbs, OF Texas has for
mally renounced allegiance to tho Democra'
tic party and Joined the Populists
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

Albert Tolls is in jail at Kentland, Ind,
for the murder of his S-months-old child bo-
cause II cried.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-16

um( IeSen - -AEpAx

the district Oh men, mviv o'.s~ ,anai
cholera aud "A de0' bs from that disease. '"n.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Gems and other Matters.

Or. \. c. Dixon. Of brooklyn, has de-
clined the call 10 III Or. Hawthorne's
pulpit in Atlanta.
Messrs. ". l.. and Charles r. Keunon.
Jr., OF Powhatan county, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Alexander Cameron has removed
with his family for the summer 10 cam
erOn Lodge his summer home, near
GOrdOnsyille.
Mr.. Grlsai, cello soloist of the jefferson
Orchestra, and an artist OF wide repu-
tdtlon. Will organize an amateur Orches-
ira composed OF Richmond talent.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will pay their annual visit 10 the
aimsnouse and city jail Saturday evening
az 4 o'clOcN. Contributions Of flowers are
solicited.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. Gardner, who had the misfor-
tune 10 break her left cOllar-bone a day
or 10 ago. is slowly improving. though
suffering great pain.
The many friends Of Mr. \. D. Jackson
Will be gratified 10 learn that this gem
tieman Is getting along very gicely, and
ration 10 complete health.
Misses Bette and Lou Snead accom-
panied By little Jim PerrOw, after spend
Ing pleasant time visiting friends IN
Richmond. have returned 10 Oakland,
their beautiful home al Chester
diplomas to the graduating class OF the
Richmond Female SEMINARY Will be held
al the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hail next Monday night at o'clock.
Mr.. Horace +. Smith. the weil-known
entertainment manager has been secured
10 manage the series of summer eXcur-
sions via the Chesapeake aud OHIO rail-
way 10 Old Point and Norfolk
Religious exercises Will be held at the
Masonic Home of Virginia on sunday
next. June 18th. az 4.lJ =. NJ, by the
Rcv r. n. Caiisch. and the choir Of
Beth Ahaba synagogue. Car leaves
Twenty-nnth and streets al 4 o'clock.
The pupils OF all tie public schools
have finished their examinations and are
making preparations for commencemenls.
The closing exercises of the Richmond
High School will be held on Monday
evening next at the Mozart Academy or
Music
Mr.. Herbert Thompson. Of 1ll2 west
Main. who was seriously Injured by coli
Hdine with an electric car while riding
bicvcle al tho corner OF Beech street and
Flovd avenue few days since, has so FAR
recovered as TO be able 10 move about
on crutchcs
Miss Flora Fletcher. who Is preparing
herself 10 enter the foreign missionary
york Of the Methodist Church. IS stopping
az the Flfth-Street Methodist parsonage.
and win address the Wcmau's Missionary
Society Of that church next Sunday after
noon az ( o'clock.
wednesday night at o'clock the wheel
Of one of the delivery wagons OF Mr.. VI.
Zander. AZ north Sixth street, broke
on and cause the horse 10 run. The
driver was thrown out and bruised, but
not seriously hurt, and the wagon was
broke ia several places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12
Accident TO n Bright Little Boy.

Little Tom. the bright five-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI. Bickers, or NO.
40 north TwentySeventh street. met with
a very painful and what came near be-
ing very serious accident on Wednes-
day morning. The little fellow, In COM
pany with playmate, was engaged In
playing gardening in the back lot, ana
was accidentally struck on the corner
OF the head by a large and sharp grub
bing hoe I'm the hands of a little play
mate. The cash was quite deep, and the
blood streamed Down from IL all over
the little unfortunate's body. IA speed
lily as possible ply sicians were summoned,
who dressed and bandaged the wound,
and exprs the opinion that IT was not
serious lgh quite painful, and that
il the lick had been at point on the
head very near where II was the result
would have been very serious. Before
the physicians arrived there had assem-
bled quite a number OF lady neighbors,
who rendered Mrs. Bickers timely SER
vice OF kind assistance. Little Tom Is
quite a pet with old and young In his
neighborhood. and there was stream or
BOYS to the residence expressing soicitude
and sympathy. The little fellow STOOD
the pain incident 10 his accident the
shaving OF his head by the barber ana
the dressing up the wound with heroic
fortitude and patience, and repeatedly
remarked, as IL in fear that some censure
OF his chum might result, that he dldn
on 10 do it," or course no censure applies
10 the little fellow handling the hoe, VINO
was greatly distressed at the accident.
Little Tom is getting on very WELL IN
deed. and his many friends hope SOON 10
Gee his cute little form Frightening the
eroups OF the young ind happy hearts
On ali their games and pasttimes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-12

Faithful Black Nanny Goes to Her
Reward.

In these DAYS Of "eye service" and none
n the best Of that. It becomes duty 10
nut on record a memorial Of the faithful
old-time "mammys.' who wavered not
In their devotion 10 the families that
reared them. and which. in turn, they
nursod and nurtured with affection and
fidelity.
The following sketch Of one OF these
t,.pical servants OF the good Old ptri-
archal days ought 10 be read with IN
torest and profit 10y the servants OF To-
day and with pathetic emotion by the
rising generation Of young people, most
of whom. alas. can only kno" or them
.as sacred tradition and memory or
their PARENTS.
Adenne Boiling was born al Montpelier
the former home OF Judge William Pope
Dahney. I'm P0whatan county. Va, In
November. 1914. and died June ,. 1896,
in her one hundred and second year.
She belonged 10 Captain William Pope.
who was Commonwealth Attorney OF
Powhatan county for thirty years, and
was given by him to his only daughter
the mother Of Judge Dabney. She grew
up with her young mistress. 10 whom
she was devotedly attached. as her lady
maid and afterwards was the nurse Of
her children in 1851 she became. in
turn. the nurse of Judge Dabney' chill
dren. as she had been OF their father.
She was faithful TO them all, and her
love for her own children was not stronger
than that for her nurselings.
She was the mother OF twelve children.
five Ct whom survive her. the eldest
being seyenty-liye years old.
She spent many years of her life with
Sterling Boiling her son. who was the
body servant OF General Philip ST. George
Cooke In the late war. and who always
receives a ,nirm welcome and plays
conspicuous part at the reunions OF the
POwhatan troop.
She was buried by him at the old home
stead, Montpelier IN a handsome cas-
ket. at the side of her husband. ana IS
sincerely mourned as "A faithful friend
and servant by the family she served so
iosg and with such remarkable fidelity.