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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
NOR HANGED PoPE's ASSASSIN.
Murderer Tells Story of the Killing
aud Tmplicates Two Other Men.

,Ior+;,olO Ga November G2-iopetldtJ-
Ata,t q oIartcr of a mile south of Alohu-
col,o at the end Of a cotton rope and S"s-
nandnd from a large mulberry farce hangs
a., 1iralrss body OF Ed Morriwither, the ne
ora who nardcrd young joe Fopo I15l
Saturday night. ~
Early this morning people from the coH"-
try came tcetliug into town uhth we
shoots were thIouged. They We're trenzied
,r,rn the FIRST. but after the funeral pro-
caesion Of Young Popo passed through town
th. Iitaerto well restrained rage began 70
oesorf itself in meraces and tnreats that
proved not idle.
About $3.50 this afternoon = determined
cot apoyoached Sheriff Wilbum and ms
Ioruty. Campbell. and demanded the Jdu
1,oys They were met win a p"remptcrY e
rreaI bat would not take this for satlsTac-
+Iou. The officers were caught and thrown
70 the Ground and the keys taken from
their pockets.
Sheriff Wiburn positively refused to re
vear the cage combination and though
threatened held his secret. There was,
hovoVer some one II th" crowd VINO by
service as bailiff kn w tic COMBINATION.
NrrriWither was taken quietly from i!'e
tail ana led about SEQ yards beyond NE
c, enc of mis- crime and swung up. Iiia
body was perforated With bullets.
Before his death, ne Implicated three
other negroes. Two Of these are nhder ar
,et, Every effort - Icing mace II sac
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28

states unless there should be an
amendment to the constitution permit
ting this.
whether 1t would be possible to np-
ply this policy to the Philippines after
they should become n part OF tho terri
tory of THE United States under that pro-
vision OF tho constitution which author
ties congress to mako necdful rules ana
regulations respecting the territory or
other property of the United States l
am not prepared to say K is nouceap'e'
however. that in the resolution proNlu-
Ing for the annexation of llawai, passed
ut the last session of congress- 1t was
provided that the Hawaiian tariff should
continue la force until congress should
otherwise determine. 1t is to be borne
In mind. however that the present taN
shout an open door policy Tor the phlhp-
pines Is intended to apply entirely TO
those islands while under mihtafS au-
ministration, which would be permsS'ple'
and not to apply to those islands after
;Ncy shall have been formally recognized
as a part of the United States,
,'Or course It would be competent for
the Paris commissioners to incorporate IN
the treaty with Spain a provision granting
to Spanish imports from the United
States tor a term OF years and that pro-
vision in the treaty, when ratified by the
senate and projected into law by con-
grcss, would be the law of the Hand.
In the discussion of the open door
policy [ notice that many papers as
sumo that it is tho uniform policy OF
Great Britain IN her relations with col
onics. 1t should be borne in mind, how
ever, that there is conspicuous oNGop-
ton to this in the case of Canada, her
most important colony, which admits i'm
ports from Great BRITAIN at - per cent
loss duty than they are admitted from
f,,.t Ia. ,F,..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
DIR. HUGH WILSON ESCAPES.
Worth County Insurance Swindler
Fools His Guards.

Triton. Ga. November 22.-(Specialo-
DR.. Uugh Wilson. implicated in the worth
county insurance swindie who WAS con
fined under custody OF the law at ms
home near Tifton. Ga, has escaped. ana
the efforts of officers 50 far 20 locate MN
have laiioG. Wilson pretended to be paoN
injured rs the result of wound received
from one OF his captors when he WAS
arrested some weeks ago. His physician
advised trat he be confined t. his home
rs his Con0Itiou was such that lie couli
no stand the hardshps Of jail l;Ie.
Wilson, Guarded by two officers, was
tlpu"ht secure at his home but i've prov
cd Limsci! more than Il match for his two
Guards ana while they were Watching at
IT,. ti0ni ana back entrance he made 5000
us cs, pc through Il hole in the floor.
= Will be remembered that Dr. Hugh
Wilson. Nilh his acc0mplces, Patterson
AMI InriEJur. the agents for three Ilte
Insurance companies, attempted to swim
die three companies out of $1JOo by N
surng the lie of Il man already nearly
dead with consumption.
1t upyea' 90 i'll the evidence before the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
DOES PRESIDENT WANT
ALLIANCE WITH ENGLAND?
Open DOOR" POLICY SUGGESTS
HIS APPROVAL.
of His Party, and May Have
Been Forced Upon Him.

Washington, November 22.-(Speclal)-
The discussion Of the American peace
terms today has brought about a decided
revival of the talk Of an AnGlo-American
agreement or alliance. II is the belief OF
those WHO think they see evidences of such
an agreement or understandings if not of Il
formal alliance. that the determination OF
tho president to pursue an open door pol
icy with regard 70 the Philippines is strong
evidence that their theory is correct.
The position now OF this government
i'll favor of the "open door, policy is
certainly a wide departure from all the
traditions, particularly of the repub-
lican party with its high protective
tariff views, and it is argued that
republican president would never
have committed the government to
such a policy We're he not impelled to
it, by an understanding with Great
britain.
Some months ago one OF the London pa
pers published what it was claimed was
an outline of an agreement or understand
ing under which the two governments were
believed to be working. There were de-
mails at the time of the publication, but
the developments Of the last two days
at Paris taken here a. an Indication
that the United States and Great Britain
are working together on exactly those
lines, Those who believe that this IS the
case say that 1t furnishes an explanation,
as nothing else has, OF EnGlands extern
siyo war preparations There was. of
course. nothing IN the Fashoda incident to
warrant the great activity on the part OF
England which attracted the attention OF
the world.
It is now contended that that par
t;culor display of preparation was
made for the purpose of impressing
the world with the fact that England
stood ready to back up the American
demands with regard to the Philip
pines and that in return this govern
r,7ent would indo"se Great Britain g
eastern policy as it has done in declar-
ing it's intention to keep "open door,
at Manila.
SDcculati0n as 10 what It all means has
had a very prominent place in todays dis
cuesion of the proceedings at Paris
There arc men in high place who firmly
believe that this now departure means
primarily an understanding or agreement
with Great Britain. What Il may mean
a., to the policies and politics Of the fu-
turc forms also a fruitful topic for spec
,,}4ti0u hut there Is as wide divergence
on this point as there is difference in pc
uJiCal bslieiS.
Police court statistics show that Corn
wall Is the best behaved county in Eng
land.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
Wall neonra rlave beaIthV k!dneVs

We'll people 1Iave healthy kidneys.
You are in no danger Of being sick *
you keep your kidneys we'll.
They filter our blood, keep IT pure and
free from disaase-breediug germs
Your Oft Z organs may need care. but
your Kidneys most because they do most.
If you are sick, betin with your kidneys
because as soon as they are well they Will
help all the other organs to health.
The treatment of some diseases may be
DELAYED without danger, not SO with Kid
ncy disease.
Swamp-Root IS the great discovery OF
Irr EInmcr, the eminent kidney and hlad-
der specialist. ana is genuine Speclhc
with wonderful healing action on the Kid
neys
1t VIII be found by both men ana Wo-
mon lust what IS needed in all cases or
kidney and bladder disorders, lame pack'
duh pain or ache in the back, gravel ca
tarrh OF the bladder, sciataca, neuralgia
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
AMERICAN NAVY
FULLY DISCUSSED
Assistant Secretary Aliens An
nual Report Is Given to
the Public.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE DEMANDED
Naval War College Given an unquah-
fled Endorsement and Its he-
moval Is Suggested.

,-,,.or,hor pa clear and
" ''''''''H '''' ...,4 ~ ca much
concise bhSIheSS-Hh7 Hl'''O .,,,o,,.
If the onerationS Of the navy dcpaf'HlcHI
. &c. ,.or,ti,cc +o the procure
""4 NE u" VIZ 49,, oorora11v to
mcnt and care of ShlpS an" "o''''''
.i,. ,,,.,t,ri,1 is nroyi!cd in the annual re-
Wv >,e.-.,nt Secretary Alien. just
port oL @f79'''"'''
made public. ,.r,
Among other things, the assistant ''N'
tory vas CHARGED with the procurement
r ,.o,,.,,I. rn, me auxiliary navy lie says
tl..+ ~, ,ro,.1, was managed with the ut
'i''' ~" - 80, 60 tho nu3litv of
most care not oiiN "9 4" ~ Nth ,d
the ships but also to the price P'Hu, an" az,
he commcnds he intelligence anu ""''il9
of the hoard headed by Captain Rodgers
.a,-t,l +ba ,,aseaIs nllrchase d. In
WIZ l'''i' .,, .h ,oaortncnt Daid
numerous instances ~" Ut p,'' l,,,.oa fo,,
". ''" ~ ~ TIC than tho
ships anu N some c"S'S .r,r,nc4ion
piIro ''' ''i''''o -
oo"I" .,,....,.... ,zoa,,.,, onor "a Dubl,c
W. 80 a., lr,.ls,ondo,ca relating
IA the purchase of these vessels and their
pf!Ct- ~ 10. ms ~, ~ .Ia ,o,,ro,,a
he refers WIlh plea9"Ic :" ''o -
PATRIOTISM Or lue minus -, 10 ,1r
need, namlnG i Au5dSS % ~ - -. 49,,
ana w, *. iic'iH,' VIII" '''" '''
government the" private E"[I.'S'
lance ana hHec2ntIi. 'e7PovllN''S,
All. Alien refers Nc'0ltS ~ ~ 1to
tour nm" NeaSe'3 o. l''G ~ ,,i',
WhIcA ne Said pciio' NY" F"''''"'D ,,+
loI 'h9 az my '"U ,'''N ''iD i,o no.
IN the settlement win the company '' W
licycS the government saved considerable
o,,,olrt of money bv paying the company
lrrnn sum as an equivalent for the OK
d i"'''' '"t'' 40 " ti 49, ,o,,litio,
ptnSc or l'aGln% jue 7Hip5 III ''i'"it'"'''
Auxiliary Nsval Force.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
A DEMOCRATIC
TARIFF POLICY
VIII the Administration Adopt
Democratic Policy for the
Philippines.
LEADERS ARE AT SEA NOW.
During the Military Occupation of the
Philippines tho Future Policy
Must Be Worked Out.
By Jos: Oil.

Washington, November 25.(Spociall-
The republican administration has deter
mined upon a democratic tariff policy with
regard to the Philippines. That IN its last
analysis IN what tho "opcn-door' means
The hish protection administration has had
30 make confession that protective tariff
does not bring revenue and in making tho
tariff for these new dependencies the dem
oCyatlc principle OF a revenue tariff is to
10 adopted.
TAr entire committee is engaged In spec
uatioa as TO the effect of this "open-door"
policy
Republican leaders, as well as dem
CCrats, seem to be at sea as to its real
intent and there is wide divergence
Of opinion as TO what this departure is
going TO lead to.
4 l.aliuw member of the cabinet. n man
wan has doubtless had very much To do
v'tA the adoption OF this policy. says the
president is not allowing himself To he
bothered 10y tao decision of the supreme
court. which declared that this government
SHOULD not govern outlyiug territory as colo
uics uv with tho contention that the only
way These islands can Ice considered is on
the Same plan as territories, from which
The deduction IS drawn that there cannot,
under the constitution. be set Of tariff
laws for them different C"Om the laws that
opp,r 60 the home government.
These arguments are not, this cabi
net minister said, bothering the presi-
cent at all, but he is going ahead to
solve the problems as seems to him
test and most businesslike.
!. is hls expectation that there will be
military occupation or the new possessions
a ,lEl
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
Launching of the Wisconsin.

San Francisco. November H-Ihc battle
ship Wisconsin was successfully launched
at 9:22 o'clock this morning.
AS the iron monster slowly moved toward
the hay Miss Elizabeth Stephenson broke
the bottle OF champagne upon the bow OF
the vessel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
BANQUET COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES THE NAMES OF
THOSE WHO WILL SPEAK AND THEIR T0ASTS.

DEVELOPMENT IN THE JUBILEE .
heard at the grand ban
some the most doubtful
occurred In the history OF
distinguished guests VIII DO
Of the
promptly
The following be distinguished
McKINLEY-"Our Country
w. S. SCHLEY-"The Navy
II. SHAFTER-'The Army
r. PECKThere Is but One Flag for All the
Veter of 1S61-65."
FITZHUGH LEE-"The Confederate veterans as
the Flag.
COLONEL BRYAN"The Citizen as soldieH
HON STEPHEN O'MEARA-"Sanago, the Plymouth Kock
ofC Freedom
HON LYMAN ] People Paid the Bill"
GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER-"The Souths Part In the
A. CHAFFEE-"The Volunteer MS viewed by
N Command.
HON CHARLES EMORY SNnTH-"The War Echo of
inc
GOVERNOR JOSEPH JoHNSToN-'The State Govern
the Call to Arms
HON +. WARWICK-"What the Liberty Bell Says
IT.
HON JOSEPH BAILEY"There Is No Minority in Pa
triotism,"
M kILEN"The Congress of the United States.
the hi O
cu,,al izons 4
enacn of the president will speak during the
uIIl els
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
A MONUMENT TO
H0NORED DEAD
Citizens of Van Buren,, Ark, Un-.
veil Beautiful Monument to
Confederate Dead.
THOUSANDS OF WSllUhS
Exercises Attending the Unveil1ng OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the
Shaft-The Addresses.

Van Euren. Ark, November 2i-CSpeciah'
Today has been memorable one lm ,n'
minus OF lle tHouSa.uS o. %, ,,a,n.
exercises of the laying OF the corner stone
Of the confederate monument that ID I"
m%rN Che n2 resting d place. E Of the in the Gs
ing from the loyal daughters OF Afkah-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28
Piles. Piles. Files. Piles

F'istula and structure cure guaranteed.
DR. w, J. Tucker. Broad street, Atlanta,
Ga. ..- 49,.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-28

Police court statistics show that Corn
wall Is tho best behaved county IN Eng
land.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-09
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Circuit Judge Stanley is on Kauai.
Morgan will hold a sale of curios on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Hugh Gums fancy dancing
class opens in Aron Hall this after
noon.
The cycle races at the race horse
meet next week promise to be very IN
teresting.
Chief Justice Judd and family are
on the other side of the Island for a
few days.
The Rapid Transit promoters are in
meeting this afternoon at the Cham
Der of Commerce.
This evenings concert at Thomas
Square will close the series of moon
| light concerts.
Honolulu Commanderv No. / Il. T..
meets tomorrow evening. at 1880, ir
regular conclave.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. +. & A. NJ.
meets this evening at 1880. Work in
the first degree.
The Pacific Cycle Manufacturing
Company sell the Sterling. One grade
and one price $50.
Associate Justice Whiting is on the
sick list. He has not been able to be
at his office this week
The date for the races at Kapiolani
Park has been changed from the 18th
to the 10th of March.
The Marshal will dispose of a horse.
wagon and harness to satisfy an ex-
ecution on April 9th
Telephone No. "a when you want
choice groceries at right prices. j. T.
Waterhouse, Queen street.
Two weeks DrpumlIIn tion of l,,,c;
ness will be taken up at the meeting
of the Health Board this Afternoon.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock j.
f. Morgan will hold an auction sale of
crockery, glassware and plated goods
The divorce suit brought by Laura
Berlowitz against William Berlowitz
was dismissed in the Circuit Court to-
day.
l.. B. Kerr's great London fire sale
commenced at his Queen street store
today. and will continue until further
notice.
On Monday, March 18th at the prem
ises of Mrs. II. Lack, j. F. Morgan will
sell two five room cottages and other
buildings.
A long list of gambling cases were
nolle pressed in the Police Court thfs
'''t1' ''hN' q VI ca
SEES went over.
Fish Inspector Keliipio has petition
ed the Circuit Court to probate the
will of his wife, who died recently at
the Queens Hospital The hearing
will be heard on April Sth.
The Kauai Circuit Court has been in
session just one week today. Deputy
Attorney General Dole is in attend
ance, representing the people.
The Central Committee of the Ame
rican Union Party has come out with
a strong resolution for the encourage
ment and protection of the coffee in
dustry.
Kerr's store was crowded today.
Notwithstanding the rainy weather,
and genuine bargains were secured.
Fresh attractions will be offered to-
morrow.
The Manufacturing Harness Compa-
ny are busy turning out new harness
for the fast horses that will enter for
the races. Several fine sets have been
The Minister of Finance publishes
in this issue a comparative statement
showing in full the receipts and ex-
penditures of the Government for the
biennial DeriOd
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-09
RAPID TRANSIT co. SUBSCRIBERS

A meeting of subscribers to the
plans of the proposed Honolulu Rapid
Transit Co., Ltd, is called to be held
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce, Campbell Block, Merchant
street, at 3 p. M, Wednesday, March
o. 1t is important that all who have
signed for stock should be present,
as the charter to be applied for will
be read and discussed.
PER ORDER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-09
Attention, Sir Knights.
p. II. BROOKS DIVISION, NO. 1.

Every Sir Knight is hereby ordered
to appear this Wednesday Evening lin
Full Dress uniformly, at the Oahu
Castle Hall, at 1880, March Q, 1898,
for the purpose of installation and
other important business.
BY order G. DENISON,
S. X. Capt. Commander.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, +. Il
A. NJ.

q There will be a special meet
v " ing of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81,
W. L. g. A. NJ, at its Hall, Mason
ic Temple, corner of Hotel and Alalea
Streets, THIS WEDNESDAY, EVEN
ING, at 1880 o'clock.
WORK IN FIRST DEGREE.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge ie
Progress and all soiourning brethren
are fraternally invited to be present.
BY order of the W. NJ.
II. j. BURNISTON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March o, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY AUTHORITY.

BY AUTHORITY.
Finance Statement ........ Page {
MEETING NOTICE.
Hawaiian Lodge, f. g. \. NJ. Page 8
i. II. Brooks Div. No. I, X. p. Page s
AUCTION SALE.
j. f. Morgan, March 10 .... Page S
j. f. Morgan, March II Page s
j. f. Morgan, March II ......Page 8
MARSHAL SALE.
Horse. Wagon and Harness. Page )
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

L. Simon left for Chicago this
morning.
Miss Emma Lamont has arrived
home from the east.
Capt. T. j. Robinson is GONZALES
cling from his illness.
Charles McHugh and wife returned
from Chicago last night.
Il. B. Jordan, of Rossville, Iowa,
was in the city yesterday.
n. j. Holt left over the Rock Island
for Colorado Springs last night.
A gradual improvement is reported
in the condition of Fred Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs d. S. Metzgar, OF
Port Byron, were in the city today.
Miss Maud Montgomery arrived
home from the Omaha exposition this
morning.
The condition of Mrs. l.. S. McCabe
at St. Anthony's hospital continues
favorable.
Capt. Davie Upton hove into port
last night from Keokuk for the win
ter's sojourn-
William Gest, messenger at the
Rock Island National bank, is i'll.
Alfred Dauber is serving in his place.
Mai. and Mrs. S. Z. Blunt entertain
the Rock Island Arsenal Golf club at
their home tomorrow afternoon from
3 to 6.
The Davenport members of Com
pany A of this city, are to give ball
at Claus Groth hall, Davenport,
Nov. II.
Mrs. S. B. Edison and Miss Charlotte
Buford departed today for Concord,
y. H., after a visit with Rock Island
friends.
Hon. Ben T. Cable did not reach
home with Mrs. Cable yesterday, but
was detained in Chicago another day.
He is expected tonight.
Howard johnson. who has been the
guest of Walter Street the past few
days, has returned to his home in
Rock Island. Sterling Standard.
Henry Ehrhorn and William Porter,
of this city, and William Barker and
George Summerson, of Coal Valley,
left for Thompson, H., this morning
to participate in clay bird shoot to-
day.
Joseph Quigley. who was so seri-
ously injured Friday afternoon by the
explosion in the Redfeld building, was
considerably improved yesterday and
in excellent spirits. There is hope
now that he will recover the sight of
both ewes. He will be confined in the
Cottage hospital for month or more.
-Galesburg publican-Register.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-02
TOWN TALK.

The ladies of the Memorial Chris
tian church will serve supper Thurs
day evening in the basement of the
church from . to 9, Supper %
cents.
City Clerk Huesing has issued sa-
loon licenses to Britton & Paulsen,
Ed Thierman, Thomas Greedy, John
Joers, Aloysius Fox, Claus III. Franck,
Henry Van Hecke and j. Holdorf.
All arrangements are reported per-
fected for the immediate extension to
Chicago of the St. Louis, Peoria &
Northern railroad, which it is said
will cross the Terminal bridge at this
point. Henry Willard, formerly pres
ident of the Northern Pacific, and the
Deutsche bank, of Berlin, are reported
TO be back of the enterprise.
Judge w. F. Brannan, of the Scott
county circuit court, in the case of
John NJ. Thiel, John Witt, p. 3.
Harding and John Hecker for the fu-
ture vacation per injunction of the
Davenport levee adjacent to their
properties, has decided the city coun-
Gil has the right to lease or do as it
pleases with the levee lands.
Says the Marion. Ohio. Daily Trans
cript: j. J. Williams, of Cleveland,
has experimental on his farm west of
Marion this season in raising corn.
He has esHs field of deaf corn which is
estimated by some to yield from $50
to 200 Bushels per acre, and other
varieties which will yield nearly as
many bushels. This is undoubtedly
the largest yield of corn in Ohio"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-02
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE.
An Independent Chorus to Be Organ

An Independent Chorus to Be Organ
lied.
A new chorus is about to be organized
at Augustana college. Last evening 80
select voices met in the chapel for the
purpose of considering how to affect
permanent organization. For this
purpose a committee of seven was
elected to draw up a constitution.
The members of this committee are:
S. F. Tellen, j. f. Edwins, Prof.
f. E Peterson, Mrs. Edla Lund, Miss
Katherine Gest, Prof. j. A. Bexell and
c. Carlstedt. Besides this it was de-
cided that whatever constitution the
chorus may adopt it shall be wholly
Independent organization.
A. q. Anderson, manager of the
Book Concern, went to Milwaukee last
evening on a business trip.
The dining hall is getting to be
quite a popular boarding place. Sew
eral of the professors families have
been boarding there of late
Students are constantly arriving in
the business department. The day
class has never been larger than it is
at the present time. Most excellent
work is being done by every student.