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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05

BETHLEHEM. Pa. March 4.-The army
and navy officers now representing the
United States government at the Bethle-
hem Iron Company's ordnance works here,
have received orders from headquarters to
be ready on twelve hours notice for serV-
Ice. Work on the government contracts at
the works is being pushed as rapidly as
possible
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05

this city, Is mentioned favorahly for the
same nomination. Judge g. w Grubbs. OF
this city. has been spoken of for congress
sional honors but without his consent. in
a congressional way. however, the Demo-
Gratis of this county and city are trying to
prevail on M. II. Parks, of this city. to
take up the race for the nomination in this
district. Mr.. Parks is one of the ablest
attorneys at the bar here
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05
Coal for the Navy.

TRoNToN. O.. March 1.-THE Norfolk &
Western Railroad has contract to ship
$4,000 bushels of nut coal from the Poca-
hontas mines. West Virginia This is to
iii an order of the United States Navy De-
partment The coal will he shipped TO
various ports to be hereafter desis nated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05

SALT LAKE. Utah, March 4.--Acting
under orders from department headquarters
the entire command at Fort Douglas has
been inspected for marching orders. The
equipment, arms and every important de-
tail of the Twenty-fourth Infantry was
found to be in excellent shape for move
menf on short notice
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05
Morgan County ONCE seekers.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal
MARTINSvILLE, Ind, March 4. = For
representative from this county T. III.
Thornburg ane j. NJ. Bishop, Of Moores-
vile, are aspirants. while A. n Balm Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05
The Venezuelan Uprising

WASHINGTON, March 4.--The venezue-
Ian legation has received the following ca
blegram from Caracas, via Haiti, March 4:
government is supported by the whole coun-
t1.x-f
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05

NEW ORLEANS, March IA special
from Norfolk, Va. reports the loss of the
powerful tug Underwater, of Bost@, in a
storm off Hatteras.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05
Hotel Burned.

HUNTINGTON, w VA, March 4--The
Hotel Graham. 81 Graham, Va, has been
burned. Loss. $4,000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-05
sanrise Prince SOLD for $4,000.

we as a people may present TO the world
the highest type OF real manhood.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-23

We acknowledge receipt of a new
American national hymn, composed
by Henry De Lorme, one of this
country's most celebrated tenors, that
has true spirit of the times, and is
full of patriotism and character. 1t
is best suited for solo and chorus.
but can be sung by either at will.
Its compass is medium, but majestic,
rich in harmony, simple, yet effective.
This musical gem for the nation
should find its way way at once into
the churches, schools and homes of
our glorious land of the free, and if
not obtainable here, Is cents in
stamps sent to the Conover Music
Co., of St. Paul. will bring it to, your
door. The retail price of this piece
is SO cents, but this company sells all
it's sheet music at half price. In adj
dition to this they announce remov-
al sale, and offer pianos, organs and
their entire stock regardless of cost
until August 81, when they move in
to new quarters. 45-2
| = q - !
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-23

Is cents will buy a sweat pad at
F. G. Stitsers.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. julius Palm
Sunday June 18th 1898, a girl.
The only Female Somersault Rid
or will astonish the multitudes here
Monday next.
Mr.. johnson, of Mountain Lake.,
spent day here visiting an old
friend, E. L. Swartz.
The smallest child Equestrienne in
the world, Little Edna will perform
afternoon and night with Lemen
Brothers. on next Monday. /
Chas. Foote of Mt. Etna, Ia, form
erly a resident of this county. visited
his cousin, John Newton, a few days
last week.
The advance in the price of binding
Irvine has been rapid during the past
two weeks the price in Chicago being
now Is cents.-Albert Lea Standard.
There's scarcely disease that con-
stipation will not bring. Kills you lit
tie by little. Rocky Mountain Tea
positively cures. Ask yonr druggist
The barn of John Anderson living
on section 81 Indian Lake was struck
by lightninglast Friday night and one
horse killed but the barn was not
burned.
All kinds of Farm Machinery re-
paired promptly, and work guaran-
teed. Disc sharpening and grinding
at Hendricks & Mackay's old stand.
Give us a call. Olson &BLuME 20
I Geo. F. Crandall of St.Paul, father
of County Attorney G. NJ. Crandall,
died at his home Friday afternoon OF
apoplexy. The remains were taken
to Illinois for interment, Sunday
The Maiden hung her shapely
head and whispered in my ear
"Yours til death I'll always be. Just
promise me Rocky Mountain Tea
IS cents Ask your druggist
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-23

Use Pearl White -four, there is no
better.
Jas. G. Durfee and wife went to
St. Paul Friday.
A double wedding is reported to
take place next week.
Regular meeting of the Village
Council Friday night.
Creamery butter at the creamery
14c per pound.
Lee Forbes is raising a couple of
Young deer that was born here.
A balloon ascension and parachute
leap will be given here Monday next.
Bert Mulligan is putting down
bored we'll in the stock yards of the
Omaha road.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. L,
Humiston Wednesday, June ID, 1893,
daughter.
I'D. Matteson, F. G. Stitser and
wife attended the S. S. convention at
Adrian Sunday. "t-# .%~ 81
M. A. Nichols, Of Minneapolis form
er]y Of the firm of Day and Nichols,
was in town Monday.
Lemen Brothers are an old firm
and keep in advance of the times
The great Shows will be here Mon
day next,
Creamery Butter can now be OBJ
tanned at the creamery. Price 14c.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-23
Use "Pearl White" -four, there is
no better.

We steal the following from the
Window Reporter as something of
this character is about all that can
stolen from an editor: About the
only way to get even with the 40
VANCE is to pay what you owe it. If
getting even with the editor makes
you happy just try it and chance a
dollar and half in advance for luck.
Give the paper chance to get even
with you. 1t is sort of give and
take world anyhow.
Twenty one of our citizens were
counted at Heron Lake encampment
and it is thought that there were
manv more than this present. An
excellent time is reported by all and
the united expression is made that
Heron Lake royalty entertained
her guests. The most prominent
speakers were unable to be present
but it is said that there were enough
preachers there to fill up the pro-
gram with. Another complimentary
remark was heard to the effect that
q drunken man was not cen or even
the breath perfumed with liquor was
noticed yet some would say there was
more liquor sold than if they had
| saloons.
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|. T. BRANIGAN.

Use "Pearl White" -four, there is
no better.
G. w. Schultz is building an addi-
ton to his house.
WANRED-5OO horses to wear Sits
ers Fly nets and covers.
Lemen Brothers. Shows have been
all over the world. See them here
next Monday.
The Swedish In theran church are
arranging to hold picnic in the park,
on the Fourth.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Al
binson Friday, June 3, 1898, a
daughter.
Loren Town went to Heron Lake
Monday to take part in the tennis
tournament.
Miss Maud Clifford OF Armo, Wis.,,
is visiting at the home of 5. A. Allen
and other relatives. ~~...
The school house in the Pope dis
trict. was struck by lightning
last Friday night and burned to the
ground. @.f
Dustere, from Is cents up. Covers
and Fly Nets, from 50 cents up. Best
Sweat pads for the least money, at
n. S. Humiston's. !.
Get your screen doors and window
screens at Palm Bros. SO
Sorghum Mill complete for sale
cheap. ~ w. MCLEAN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-04-27
General Lee's Return.

O1e of the most s:7ikiog events of
the week was the triusphal progress Of
General Fi;zbugb Lee fron Key West
to Washington aud the wildly eothu-
siastic reception With which he has met
at tie depot, a. the state department
aud a. his hotel. He is to-day dccid-
cdly the mcs, prominent figure before
the American people he has per-
formed his tryiog duties in Habsoa
With patieoce, courage and diplomacy.
He deserves the enthusiastic approval
OF the people. General Lees position
is q singular one. He is the demo
cratic representative cf republican ad.
uinistration. Southern and Coofede-
rate representative of Northern aud
Federal party. He is honored By
South aod North. ty democratic aud
republican alike He deserves honor.
No position would suit him 80 we'll as
that Of General of the Invading army.
the Commander-in- chief OF American
and Cubac forces in Cubs
The present administration has dis
,ingalshed itself by retaining Geue-
raj Lee as Consul General at Habana
and reposing perfect confidence in him
Such a policy tenda to obliterate sec
tionalism and eanoble party politics.
Southern Presbyterian.
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She Accepts it as a Virtual
Declaration of War.

Washington, April 24-A resolu-
,iop formally declaring var against Spain
will be introduced IN the Congress Of
the United States to morrow. The de-
cision to do so has been reached after
mature dsliberatioo, 10 order to safe
guard the interest Of the United States
All the arguments pro and COD we're
discussed this afternoon at the White
House at q conference 10 which President
Mckinley, Attorney General Gfiggs,
Assistant Secretary Day aud Senator'S
Davis and Hale participated, and on ite
breaking up the announcement was
made that Congress tomorrow would
be asked to declare what it is held al
ready exists. This was the nost i'm
portant Washington development 90
the 6sst war Sunday.
The President will send message
to Congress tomorrow. to be delivered
Immediately af;er its conveniog, set
ting forth further facts 10 the case, aud
asking Congress formally to declare war
iu order that there may be DO misupder,
standing oo the part Of other nations
The mos, important pointio the message
from news point Of view. will be the
announcement tha, Spain has made for
nal reply TO our ultimatiou. Tais re-
ply has not been given to the public.
and it vas supposed that zone bad been
received. Tue document ls formal
acknowledgement by Spain, and also
an acceptance by that country of the
ultimatum as a virtual declaration of
var Congress will therefore be asked
to recognize this condition Of affairs
aud to declare it to the
world. using Spain's concession as a
reason for it.
The war resolution has been prepar-
ed. aud it is understood that the two
committees having in charge the for
eigD stats of the two touses of Con-
gress will be prepared to report upon
i, very speedily-probatly lmmedlasely
after the residing Of the message An
fort will then be u:ade to have the
re,o u;ion taken up and passed forth
With. and it il not oow believed that there
will be any formidable opposition to
this course IN either house.
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Leo Blesses Spain and is Nsu-
tral.

London, April 25 The Rome cor
respondent of the Daily Mai! says:
Cardinal Rsupolla. the papal sec.
retary Of state, declares that the vati-
can will observe the stric;est oeu,ralisy.
The pope desires prayers only for a
speedy conclusion of peace. He osn-
aiders the singing Of te deums for VIC
tories 40 utterly incongruous proceed
iog.
The Rome correspondent Of The
Standard says: The queen regent
asked the blessing of the pope upon
Spanish arms. His holiness replied
that be sent it from bis heart and hop
ed to see vindioa.ion Of SPANS rights
which bad been trampled upon"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-04-27

a0aily. fDeily except Sunday.
No. SO rars through to Charleston, s. G.,
sia Central R. g., arriving Aarring 81 p.
e., Lanes 43 pm, Charleston 9 is p. m.
Trains On CcnTay Branch leave Clad.
bouru II z3 a. IA, arrive st Convey
way - p. H., returning leaTe Conxsy al
245 p. a., !, rive Chadoourn Is p. IN.
lease Chadcourn 45 p. H.: arrive at Hub at
G e25 p. m, retrrnI::g lesye Hub 9 25 an.
arrive at Chad5ou,n 1000 a. N. Daily ex
cept Sunday.
fDaily except Sunday.
j. q. GENLY, Gen'l Manager.
T. EMERSON. Traaic Esnsger
n. N. EMERSON. Gen. Paas. Agent.
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A Marrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E.
Hart, of Groton. S. D. "was taken With bad
cold xhicL settled on r,y lungs ; cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. F"ur
doctors gave me up. saying could live but
short time. gave myself up to my Saviour,
determined if could not stay with my f'iends
on esrth. l would meet my absent ones above.
My hush aud wss d,i.ed to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. 1 1gsvs it y trial, took in all eight bot
ties. 1t has cured me, and thank God am
saved and now we'll and healthy woman"
Triag bottles free at j. F. W. DeLorme's Drug
Store. Regular size soc and 81. Guaranteed
or price refunded. 1
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The News aud Courier is not much
of success az wet blanket to mill
tary eottusiasm TIE young White
uen of South Carolios have TOO much
pride of race aud too keen a sense Of
;be justice Of the country's cause to be
copteut With coast guard duty while tie
troops of other states and
the coIored soldiers of South
Carolina go to the front Oi
course there is death at the front-aea'h
froc, the enemies missiles aud sickness
but some things are worse than
death Columbia Record
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-04-27
The Chinese Squadron Sails
for Manila.

LoOdoo, April "a The American
squadroo at Hoog Kong. according to
a special dispatch from Shanghai, has
sailed for Manila. which ii will attack.
The Dispatch says:
The steamers recently purchased by
the Uoiiej States goveroment will fol-
low the feet with coal The approach
es TO Manila are miued /, is reported
here that the priests aud the CONNER
cia' classes are in favor of peaceful
surrender rather than to suffer q bom-
bardnert. bui the, ae military are de-
tcrmined to reI-ist."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-04-27
The Blockade of Havana.

Hay.ss. April % $50 p m
fDelayed io transmission At 445
O'clock tbis asterooon Friday) the
sensphose sigpalied that feet bad
been sighted 90 the eastern side OF the
islsod. e vas said 10 be without any
scolo1s 10 shos Us Dstionality.
At6 D ID the senaphore sigualled
sthaa It vas the United States dse, which
vas in Sigh. and at 6 Is pm red Gag
u.s run up At the sigoal station, warning
guns we're fred from Moro Castle and
afterwards from Cabanas fortress, ad
isioine II. This caused excitement
sshrougbout the city and was The 6rst
real note OF var. When the 6rss sig
nal came from the semaphore ssasieln. q
British scbocner which Vas in the bar
bor put 70 sea. Shs wss immedistely
folloaed By che German steamer Re-
mus Some time afterWard the Amer
icaa s.esner Saratoga put to sea
The cannoa shots from the fo,tress
stirred the regular troops aud s,lun-
sesrs shrougboas Havana and its vicin-
fhy, aod there sss rush to quarters,
Thes;saal guss from the forsifosiions
echoed se the palace and through the
e,rees.. causing people .osrush from the
houses With .heresu!t that all thornush-
fares we're soon crowded with excited
lchabisaots. Toere was DO sign Of
alarm anywhere The Spaniardi, are
coaiideo. sbas Hayara is prepared for
any eseotnali.y acd they have greas
saith IN the strength of their forts, bat
seriea, etc, ard in the effectiveness Of
their heavy artillery.
GUARDING AGAINST NIGHT
SURPRISE
AS sbis dispatch is sent the civil aud
military authorities Of Havaea are in
consultations at the palace. aud evcry
precaus:ou possible to the Spaniards has
been taken to guard against night
surprise, an6 to resist 40 attack if bom-
bsrdmert ls commenced.
Throughout The eveaing the scenes
of ENTHUSIASM continued 10 sbe harbor
districts, and Sao L,zsro avenue was
inll Of people, who shouted defnances
At the distant American feet. When
the Dews Of the capture of the
Spanish steamer Boenaventura BY
the Uoiied States cruiser Nash.
vile, tueesy miles miles of Key West.
reached here Admiral Manterols. the
Spanish naval commander, wished
20 prevent the sailing Of the Amsfican
stssmer Saratoga. bus Captain General
BIspso Nss opposed 10 such step, and
he MA xssoKed TO sail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-04-27
Blockade Of Cuban Ports.
DFFICIAL PROCLAMA-
TION BY PRESIDENT
MCKINLEY.

ashingt ton, April 20 The fol-
saoMing proclamation announcing the
s5l0ckade of Cuban ports vas issued
today
BY the President of the United States:
Proclamation
Z hereas By . joint resolution pass
by the Congress and approved
April 90, 1893, and communicated to
The go7ernment or Spain, it was de
manded that said government at once
sTelmqnish authority ii the Island OF
Cuba and withdraw It's land and naval
forces from Cuba and Cuban waters !;
and The President Of tie United
States was directed and empowered
use tue entire taud and naval force
So the United States and to call info
e actaal service Of the United
States the militia Of the several
tates 10 such extent as might be.
snecessasy TO carry said resolutions
ntoeffect and that
hesess n carrying into effect
ssid fesolufion, the President of the
United States deems il necessary TO
Del ON foot and maintain q blockade
aof tie North coast Of Cuba, includF
iag an ports on said Island between
sCardeaas aud Bahia Honda and the-
sportof Gienfaegos on the SoutIs side
of Guba
Nov. lherefore, I. William Nc
Kialey President Of the United
SStates, II order to enforce the said
szesolasion on, do hereby declare and pro
sellsiln thatthe United Sta.es Of Ameri
scs have Instituted and will maintain.
ahaockade Of the North coast of Cuba:
including The ports OF, said coast
between Cardenas and Bahia Honda
ssnS che port of Cienfuegos on tie.
South coast Of Cuba, q feresaid. in
9pnrsuance Of the laws of the United
States and The laW Of nations appliea-
bie to such cases An Efficient force.
Kl be posted so asto prevent the eli
trance and exit Of vessels from the
potts Aforesaid. Any neutral vessels
spproaching any Of said ports or
Attempting to leave the same, with
eat notice or knowledge Of the estab-
llishme1t Of such blockade, will be
duly warned BY the commander Of
the blockadiDg forces, who will EN-
dorse on her register The fact, and The
date Of such warning, where such en-
sd1csaenent was made and if the same
vessel shall sgain attempt to enter
any blockaded ports, sha will be esp
fafed and sent to the nearest coaveaf
entrors aor such procee e'dings against
hes and Her cargo as prize, as msy l,e3
deemed adyisab.e.
enffal vessels lying in any Of said
ports as ths time Of the establishment
OF snch blockade will be allowed
thirty days 10 issue lherefrom
n witness whereof. I have here
anto ses my hand and caused the seal
ofshe Umted States TO be afixed.
Done at tue city of w ashinglon
this twenty second day Of April. A
D 1898, and Of the independence of
tie United States The one hundred
snd twenty second
(Signed William Mckinley
- -. ..Esl--e>-1nnas-
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rheumatism Cured.

Nv wife has used Chamberlain g Pain
D.lm fer The ma,ism al b great relief, and
can recommend i, a, y splendid linimeot
tor rheumatism and ether household use for
which We have found il vnloahle.-W. j.
Gu, Ter, Red Greek, Il. I.
Mr.. Cuyler is one OF the leading merchants
of .tis village and Que Of the most prominent
meu IN this vicini,y-W. G. Phippio, Edi-
tor Red Greek Herald For sale by Dr.. A. j..
China
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To Raise a Volunteer Army.
The Presidents Proclamatien
Calls For l25, 600 Men.

Washington, April 23-The Pfesi.
dent to day issued the following Fro-
clamat;cn calling for 125. 600 troops to
serve two years
By the President of the United States
"A Proclamation
Whereas, joint resolution Of Con.
gress was approved 90 the 20ib day OF
April. 1898. entitled Joint resolution
for the recognition of the independence
of the people Of Cuba. demanding the
Government Of Spain relirquish lis
authority aud government OF the island
of Cuba, aad to withdraw its land aad
oaval forces from Caba and Cuban
waters. and directing the President of
the Ubited States to use the laod and
naval forces of the Uaited States to
carry these resolutions into effect"
Whereas. By an Act of Congress ecti-
tied. "Au Act to provide for tempors-
rily increasing the military establish
ment of the Uoited States 10 time of
war and for other purposes" approved
April %, 1898. the President is autho--
ized. in order to raise volunteer army,
to issue his proclamation calliag for
volunteers to serve 10 the army of the
Uoi.ed States
Now. therefore. l. William McKio-
ley. President Of the Uaited States. by
virtue of the power vested in me BY the
Constitution and laws, and deemiog
sufficient occasion to exist, have thought
&. to cali forth. and hereby do call forth,
volunteers to the aggregate number Of
1875 900 in order to carry into effect the
purposes Of the said resolution. the same
to be appo7iioned. as far as prse'ics BILE,
among the several States aud Territories
and the District of Columbia. according
to population. aad to serve for TIVE years,
uoIess sooner discharged
TIE details for this object will be im-
mcdiately communicated to the proper
authorities through the war department
To witness whereof have hereanto
set my hasd and caused tue seal of the
Uoissdsstates to bs affixed
Done at the City Of Washington, this
twenty third day of April, A. D 1898.
and Of the independence of the 'Uoited
States the ooe hundred and twenty
second.
William Mckinley.
By the President John Sherman,
Secretary of State.
On the basis of to o-day's call for 1885,
900 men the various States and Terri
tories. including the District Of Colum-
bia. will be called upon to supply each
the following plumber of volunteers !:
Alabama 2. 500, Arkansas 2.025 Cali
foroia 2.238. Colorado 1928, Con
peoticus 1907, Delaware 341. Florida
$50, Georgia. 3.l74. Idaho 232, lIli-
oois 6.6OS, Indiana, 1902. Iowa. 81
772, Kansas, 2,778. Kentucky 3,407.
Louisiana 1910. Maine 1886, Mary
laod 1912. Massachusetts 4.721.
M:ebieas 2..368. Minnesota 2.S74..
Mississippi 2.257. Missouri 5.411,
Montana 524. Nebraska 1.409. Nevada
1873, New Hampshire 752. New jersey
1852, New York 1858. North Caro-
lima 1854, North Dakota 46l, Oaio
1924. Oregon S29, Pennsylvania TO-
769, Rhode Island 710, South Dakota
745. South Carolina 1850, Tennessee
8. $50. Texas 1929, Utah 425, Yer
moo. 634, Virginia 2.913. Washington
1,l78. West Virginia 1889. Wiscoo-
sio S.274, Wyoming 231. Arizona lSl,
District of Columbia 449, New Mexico
$50, Oklahoma 143.
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Trains between Miilard ard St. Paul leave
M;ilard 20 IS a u and 45 p m., arriving
St. Paul lG Is a IA and So N. Returning
leave St. Paul 10 IS Z ard 10 p n, and
arrive Ei.lard 10 IS n srd go N. Dci.,
ly excsp: Sunday.
eDsi!y except Sunday.
THoMAS WILSON
Predaiert
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You will save noney if you will see R.u-
die before buying Piano, Organ or s,wit 6
machine.