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ed to call at once and get the
same, a, the laundry will be
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Notice, Firemen

A meeting of the Ocala Fire
Department is called Wednesday
night, March 20, at O'Clock
sharp. Business Of Importance.
G.. CARMICHAEL, Chief.
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Horses and Mules

Messrs. Liddon and Standley
have Just received A carload OF
fine Kentucky and Tennessee, all
purpose horses and mules, that
may be seen at their stable.
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EASTER SPECIALTIES IN
Candies

The last for this season. Make
your selection before they are
closed out, At the Ocala House
Curio Stand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
A PARTIAL AGREEMENT.
Natives Have Promised to Release
Sick soldiers.

Natives Have Promised To Release
Sick soldiers.
Manila. July 4,-The negotiations be-
tween the Spaniards and Aguraldo at Tar
Lac concerning the Spanish prisoners In the
hands of the INilipinos have resulted in a
partial agreement According 70 official
reports, the insurgents have promised to
release the sick soldiers, who number sew
cral hundred, and the civil officials, but
they intend to keep the friars, expecting
that the church will finally pay heavy
ransom
The Bennington will take Prof schur-
man, president OF the United States adj
visory commission for the Philippines, to
Hong Kong, from which port he will sail
for Japan to pay short visit there before
leaving for the United States. Admiral
Dewey, Colonel DENLY Prof Worcester
and Prof. Schurman will meet In WASH
ington during the autumn to compile a re-
port of the commissions labors.
The commission recently investigated
the question of currency and the customs
tariff. There are few who favor gold
basis or the adoption of the japanese sys-
TEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
rnnAY,S ENrRIES.

Five-eighths of mile, sellinr-Prestome,
Rodd Eschschotza Creation. Plallas Baird.
Beidenweg lis, Larable. Major Mansen. Eta.
Az,a. Fannie Leland. Allen Wilson. him
here lis.
Mile and seventy yards--Fred Barr ZIG,
Branch Ill. Boanerges 106. Del Paso ii, Ter
rapin 1o1. jersey Lad 9S. Ramona Leoncie SO.
Three-uuarters of "A mile-Albert Vale IA,
Lucky Star Medder Ill, MONTGOMERY 1903,
Hanan 10l. Pauline j. Overami 9S.
Mile-Deering. Hobart 104. Owyhee. Charlo.
Lime Water 80. Defender IL, HEROES &C. MAY
me NJ NJ "a.
Four and half furlongs. selling--Dick Fur
ber lnlook i0S Solace IO5 Chief Farrell 1903,
Microscope 1903. Fitelyoulen lo2. Flvlotta loi,
Zcriba, Rose Diah 100.
Mile. sellins-Molo 1909. Maceo Jos, Muska-
longe lOa. Bon Jour 1o4. Murat Moron 10S.
Pitfall Jack Martin 102. Red Gidd 100.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
FRENCH CHAMBER PRonoGuED.
The UiEbtists Protested but with
out Anvil.

Paris, July An the chamber Of depu-
ties today Paul Beaureaux, republican rep
resenting one OF the districts of the Seine.
submitted his promised Interpolation on
the subject of the bill dealing with work
mems wages and the hours OF labor. He
disputed the right of NJ. Millerand, social
ist minister of commerce, TO deal with the
matter by decree, as he proposed 10 do I'M
iii the next session. The speaker was
loudly interrupted by members OF the ex-
tremo left.
NJ. Millerand. in replying, disclaimed all
Intentions upon the part OF the government
TO curtail the rights OF parliament
Other deputies desired to debate the
matter but the premier, NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau. declined to consent to this and
the chamber upheld him by 1888 TO 1856 votes.
The premier then read decree prorogu-
Ing parliament for the long vacation. and
amid applause from the leftlsts and pro-
tests from the right. the house was ad-
iourned.
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phere in which we are placed, not because
1t Is threat 10 Europe.
The United States is more than ever
In sympathy with every practical sugges-
ton tending to diminish the influence OF
arms in the determination OF international
questions. Arbitration halted because o.
the difficulty of finding purely judicial
tribunal that would consider international
questions with the same Indifference and
the same impartialty that characterize
courts in the trials OF individuals. When
such tribunal Is attained, disarmament
will be near. America will hall that day"
prolonged applause.)
Justice Brewer of the United States SUI
preme court, one of the members of the
Venezuelan boundary arbitration tribunal.
said: "All true Americans do a little
boasting today. but for once ! want 10
look forward instead OF backward. Great
and splendid have been the achievements
or the country. hut the soldier sim stands
at the door. The conference now In mo-
gross Mt The Hague discloses the fact that
disarmament has not yet arrived This
must not be, The question for the con-
fury is not the question of power 10 XIII.
nut power to save. BY just such degree
as the Venezuelan tribunal shall commend
Itself to the impartial judg nent az the
great eour, of puhlic opinion, by Just 81
much VIII II help to advance tho day when
the might of the sword shall give way to
the right of the Judge The principle Of
arbitration Is here to stay and lespite all
opposition II will. triumph The cohfer-
ence at The Hague. the uncomplstad treaty
between England and the United Statos for
a permanent judicial tribunal, and the
Venezuelan arbitration are all prophetic
of ultimate success. The Judge viii re-
place the soldier and right with replace
might. God grant that the hero of the new
civilization may be an American"
General Porter expressed his pleasure
in meeting so many prominent representa-
tives of the sister republic and in seeing
the intertwined flags reviving halowcd
memories of days when the two nations
were so closely associated In history.
Prof. Benjamin ~. Woodward. assistant
commissioner to the Paris exposition OF
1900, made an interesting speech on the
progress of the exposition and announced
that the French cabinet had just decided |
thar the French government would CO.
operate in the celebration of July 4, 1900
which, he said, would henceforth be desy-
mated as United States day at the exposi- |
ton AS President Mckinley presses |
a button at I o'clock Ia the |
in the White House It's
action at noon in Paris will release from |
the top of the Eiffel tower, Prof Wood
ward said the largest American flag ever
in New England
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05

los; sangamon io4; Marsara. 1881 Tom. Col
Inns, l02; Pat Murphy, Leetka, l0i; Harre
Floyd, MARBLE, %; Roefe, 81.
Five aud half furongs, seling-Go There
Lee King. Glissando, El Caney. Schnell Lau-
fer. Peter Duryea Ben pebar. lis; Timshot,
image, Sylvan. Hachmeister, lis.
Five and q half furlongs-- Downward, Chick
amauga, 1903. olga. Alice Turner. l06' Tim
Gaynoi, Thrive. l12; Grace Logan, 30.
Six furlongs. selling Loving Cup. Sly, III;
Mark s., 100; silver Set Relic Ward, Ed Cart
land. Connie Lee. Trombone. Parrisso, Wig
gins, l07; Ferroll f05.
Six furlongs selling-The Pride, ils: Ca
thedral, liz; Banish. Ill: DR.. Graves, Villmar.
Ned wickes Torione HI Kollar, ITO; Whls-
per Low, Lake Fonso. Chemsette, Schanken.
Lula NJ. Chimura. 10S; Dser 100.
Mile and seventy yards, snlling-wilson.
Truxilo, lie. Lord Neville. ITO; Ransom,
judge Steadman. 1909; Sir Joseph Lister, 107;
Ethel L., los
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COLONEL Valdez DEAD.
He Was an Officer of the Mexican
Army.

San Antonio, Texas, July 4.-Colonel
Nicanor Valdez, aged GO years. died here
this morning of chronic dysentery after
coming here three days days ago for treat
ment. Colonel Valdez was distinguished
soldier of Mexico and at the time of his
death was colonel in the regular army
of the republic. He distinguished himself
as an officer in what is known as the three
years war, which brought about the pres
ent institution of the republic. He be-
longed to the liberal party of Mexico.
which is the ruling party there today.
and was great admirer and close friend
OF President Diaz. He was a successful
planter as well as soldier and made a
large fortune out Of his sugar plantation
at Sabinas Coahuila, Mexico. He leaves
large family Of children and widow.
The remains will be shipped tomorrow
morning to cuidad norfirio Diaz, Mexico,
accompanied by his wife. where the fun
eral will take place Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
A SHARP REpnIMAND.
The Prince of Monaco Criticised for
Taking an Interest in Drcyfus

Paris, July 4.-Count Blni Castellane.
who married Miss Anna Gould, has ad-
dressed communication to the Prince Of
Monaco. sharply critcizing the prince for
his recent letter to Nine. Dreyfus inviting
her and her husband to sojourn mt his
chateau after the prisoners acquittal, OF
which the prince expressed himself as
confident.
The comte, who charges the prince with
'1nterfering In an affair in which you
are In no way concerned" says: III as
a foreign sovereign you thought you could
influence French officers In the grave YER
dict they are about to pronounce. ] beg
you 10 note that we do not stand on an
equal footing, as none of US would con-
deecend to call to account prince who
is under tutelage.
you are, perhaps, a relative OF Drey-
fus by marriage. but in that case 1t is
premature to triumph. II on the other
hand, II IS as protector of gambling
houses that you intervene, permit me 10
tell you that Dreyfus himself would dis
pense with your services"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
chnrtcr OAK pnrls races.

Hartford. Conn, July 4.-over 10000 people
attended the races at Charter Oak Park today.
Pacing, class 2:15, purse sl0Oo-Maximillian
won in straight heats, Best time 2:l0A. Miss
Moxie, Gyp Walnut. The Shah, Marriage, jon
moyan, Ralph One and Nut Breaker, Jr., also
started
Trotting, free for all. purse Sl000-Gayton
won in straight heats. Best time 2i0s4. Louis
Nloter and Frank also ran.
Trotting, class 2:17, purse slOOO-Red Weed
won the first fifth and sixth heats. Best time
2:15la Island Boy won third heat in 2:17h.
Directina won the fourth heat in 2:1ah, Alert
won the second hIat in 2lil5. Casselton, An
dy w, Myrtle Boy and Con Withers also
started
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
A SUIT FOR LIBEL.
Consul PIntt Has Taken steps to MS
prove the Alleged Interview.

prove the Alleged Interview.
San Francisco, July 4,-The steamer
Coptic brings the following advices from
Singapore and Hong Kong relative to the
alleged promises of United States Consul
Pratt, regarding the Filipino independ-
ence:
Singapore, June AIR. Spencer Pratt,
United States consul, has taken legal ac-
ton 10 disprove the alleged interview in
which he was said to have promised Fill
pino leaders independence If they would
help the United States against Spain. The
story is published in most circumstantial
and detailed form in the new edition of the
John Forman's book in the Filipinos, one
of the best known and widely read books
about the country. Forman recently is
sued revised and enlarged edition, this
interview being among the new features
OF the book. Consul Pratt has sued the
publishers in Singapore for libel on the
ground that the story of the Aguinaido-
Pratt interview Is false and is. moreover
injurious.
j he supreme court of the Straits Set
Elements has granted an injunction against
the publishers. Messrs. Kelly and Walsh,
limited. The court finds the story of tho
interview ie false and libelous and the
further publishing thereof is prohibited by
order of the court. This injunction Is
valid throughout the Straits Settlements
Further proceedings of formal nature
viii be required to extend it TO all British
territory
Consul Pratt is aggressive, He intends
to carry his suits to the United States. He
VIII bring action against number Of pa
pers of the United States and will endeavor
to show that the kilograms published in
The same were the output of an anti -Amer-
lean bureau existing in Hong Kong, which
has done much towards njurng the good
name OF the consular service In the Orient
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
Rcsnlts AID SD. Louis.

st. Louis, July 4.--The Independence stakes.
valued at $500, was the feature at the Fai'
Grounds today. Crockett was favorite in the
opening OF the betting. but receded under a
heavy play ON the others To good start
Crockett jumped into the lead and stayed
there throughout. winning handily by Two
lengths from the post fayorte. Forget Not,
with Obsidian in third place The track was
fetock deep in mud.
Mile selling Koenigen. Hush, Traveller.
Time 1:43ai.
Mile and half.-Gomez. AImante, Demos
themes, Time 2:4S.
Mle-Forbush Lividia. Truxillo. Time
1:45.
Five and half furlonss-s eguranca. Mad
Wallace. Martha street Time l:llis.
Mile and three sixteenths. Independence
andicap-Crocketi. no (Frost). to /. won;
Forget Not, 100 lIiouckl. secondl obsidian. 81
(t9yst). third Time 2:11.s.
Six furlongs. Handicapped Morrssey Our
Gertie. Freside Time 1:lsis.
Mile and seventy yards--Rafaello. Streamer,
Rebel Jack. Time 1:4s&.
TODAY's ENTRIES.
Six furlongs-Leo Planter los; Mint Sauce,
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Br,tIah samoan Consul Replaced

London. July lin the house of com
mons today the parliamentary secretary OF
the foreign office. Right Hon. William st.
John Broderick. replying to question,
announced that Mr. Hunter. the chief po-
lice magistrate Of the Fill islands, had
been appointed British consul at Apia.
Samoa, during the absence OF Mr. E. b. s.
Maxse, adding that he would exercise the
same functions as Mr.. Maxse, whom he
temporarily replaces. but does not super
sede.
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Hnwthorne RcsnIts.

Chicago. July Alive furlongs-Princes,
Thyria, Strathbroeck, In Debt. Time 1905.
Seven furlongs-Hanan, Cheval Dor, Lii
han Reed Time 1:35.
Full course, stcsple chasc--Colonel Wlgh,-
man, Del Coronado, Gypceiver Time sos.
Mile and eighth Dewey handlcap--Prince
Blazes First Brigade. Samoyar. Time 2:0l.
Mile and quarter-Monk Wayman, Isabey,
Kris Kringle. Time PIT.
Mile selling-Marcato, Hardly, Wnslow,
Time 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05

Terre Haute, Ind. July 4.-The harness
races on the Terre Haute track were inter-
fered with by rain.
Trotting. class 2:1s-Maggie Wilkes won !,
!. l. Fad, second; Lady Jubilant. third. Best
time 2:2lh.
Trotting. class 2:1s-Fannie Parks, Lulu X.
Axick, Best time 2:20%.
Pacing. free for ALL unfinished Burrougn
Parks formerly PlancD won two heats; Kirk
wood second Dick third Best time 2:13.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
ARBITRATION OPTIONAL.
Germany Would Not Agree to Any
Other P1an

The Hague. July AT meeting today
of the arbitration committee the ques-
tion of whether arbitration should be obliE-
atory or optional was raised and drew
categorical declaration from the German
delegate to the effect that be had received
formal instructions not to accept the prin-
ciple OF obligatory arbitration otherwise
than by special conventions.
In view Of this statement article ! a.
the Russian proposal was stricken cut
and replaced by 4 provision declaying that
arbitration should be optional. except n.
cases OF conventions between the Dew.
ers. All the delegates adhered 70 tina =.
Bourgeois. head Of tho Yranet 41aGoe
ton, declartpg hs accepted 4 eo1o r. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
Rccord Of St. Lou,. Jockcy..

B,rns still maintains his leadership in the
race for riding honors. with Thorpe in second
place. though both have dropped a trihe in
percentage of winning mounts. Burns per
centaEe is now little over ga. while
Thorpe's is but 1895. Lady Callahan's vic
tories have brought little Donimick well up
in the table. he now having FIVE winning
mounts to his credit. The new additions to
the table are +. Owens. who won on Sen Sen.
and Ranch. who came in first on Sly during
the past week. tThis table is inclusive of last
SATURDAYS races)
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bases, Maloney. Herbert. Alexander.
De hits-Alexander. Schaezler.
fun-Isaacs.
sballs-Alexander ..
McCloskey.
game-1;45.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
r nings. out. on balls. pitch. hit.
F." 9 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE EXPLODED

Forty-four PerEous Were Killed ana
Twenty Wounded.
Berlin, July A dispatch from Odessa
announced that dynamite cartridge ex-
ploded near there today while the excaya-
ton Of coal mine was in progress and that
forty-four persons were killed and twenty
wounded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
Harlem Results.

Chicago. July 4.--NIile and a sixteenth
Frank Thompson T. King Bermuda
Time 1851.
Five furlongs-Inook Lomond. Caviar
Time 1907.
Two miles--Banauo II. Monongah. Barton.
Time 3:55
Six furlongs-Canova. Hobart, Tony Lii
calz. Time 1:2012.
Mile and seventy yards-John Baker
Branch, What Err Lou. Tine 1:54ia.
Two miles, selling-George Lee. Teuton. Mr.
Easton Time 1884 2-5.
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Watching over Their welfare.

st. Petersburg. July 4.-Retusing to re-
ceiye the Finnish deputation. the car has
issued rescript declaring that when he
assembled the throne he took up the sacred
duty OF watching over the welfare Ct all
the people under the Russian scepter and
deemed 1t we'll to reserve to Finland the
special fabric Of internal legislation con-
ferred on It. by my mighty forefatners.
His majesty then expressed The hope
that tho loyal devotion OF the Firms would
be proved to the satisfaction NJ their gov
ernor general.
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Straight to the Point
Goes the Truth.

It carries with it conviction, strength.
ened by facts and figures. Here are
clean, hobby, honest suits, made for
this seasons trade. No trash, no
shoddy, no cheap plumber. With the
variety we offer, being well dressed is
simply matter Of your own choice.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cioTHIER.
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An Amateur Game.

" morning the Cawthons crossed
Ethe Prunners and were defeated by
q Is to 10. Batteries: Cawthons.
Davis: Brunners. Flock and
Also in the evening The Cawthons
)ffeated the crack Third ward slug
lgnme being a fifteen inning game,
fbeing 3 to 6 in favor of the Clw-
etteries: Cawthons, Ollre and Da-
5ers. Wells and Deuer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
lTIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
LYN AND BOSTON EACH
EATEN IN TWO GAMES.
punoID uAO IIsVL no
RVS " quo 'somuD oAL Joy
. AasN psu~oU uo,lSuIpsuM

July 4.-For the first time in the
the Chicago National league club
Pc Fourth OF July games were post
ay on account of rain,
Pr. July 4,-The Colonies put up the
game today that the Reds have
pn their home grounds.
>me-- r II L
.....,.... 200 600 0lO 900 p 5 10 4
.....:.. 100 010 90 600 g. 6 2
npowling and thinner: Powers.
shit Cunningham hard in the alter
Bame-- RH Z
L.....r........... 104 10S 00s-- 10 3
..:,,...........o o3 o10 o2o- IS 3
eur bingham and thinner: Phil
|hs and Peltx.
|phia. July l-The PhilIies returned
ny from their successful trip aad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
Lost the Game to SAN Antonio
After Two Men Were
Put Out.
S LEAGUE
bNAL LEAGUE
lyeston 4-2, houston "a.

ION. Texas. July "A fair sizei
Htnessed the game this morning be-
Weston and Houston. Somebody dis
nm immense cannon cracker as the
&allcd play. and the game started Ia
RI glory. 1t was a great game, replcte
%. snappv plays. Galveston made two
III double plays. one iipping a Hous-
~ at the plate on IA fine throw from
)&ld by Holland after the catch of a
Ms half of the first inning ended
s4he first three batters being easily
|sof. In Galveston's half. after Loman
Eout to Huston, Page hit a hot one
n third base line which Downs made
~ to step without success. A wild
v second by Badger put Piggy" on
Houtz took first on four wide ones
Inward stole second. Kemmer was
"a out from Dowie to Welart. Nagle,
Tman up. went to first ON four bad
Hing the corners. Hollands hit to
kas slowly handled and Page scored.
" forced Nagle at third, finishing
= team scored in the second. A bril-
1ble plav from Nagle to Page with
shut Houston out in the third. A
on balls and double steal by Houtz
Inner and a wild throw by Badger
weston its second run in the third
b With two out in the seventh, a
&balls and a two-bagger to left by
we Galveston two more runs.
h team scored in the succeeding in
he game ending with score of to
or of the champions.
hv innings
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ReiT. Mount III. winner.

London. Jplv AT today's racing at Not
tingham July meeting J.. Rein, the American
Jockey won the Burford plate on Marcellne
The purse was for two thousand sovereigns.
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London July 5-The correspondent of
the Times at Apia. Samoa. under date OF
June rs. says: The international commits
sioners are in favor of scheme for re-
storing to the high chiefs a large measure
of control in their respective districts.
The proposed native council would deal
purely with native affairs. The commis-
sion will recommend an increase in the
particularly regarding various crimes.
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s,gnalizcd their home coming by defeating
Brooklyn In a well-played game before the
largest crowd ever assembled In the morning
game
Brooklyn 100 loa ooi-- !
Philadelphia ........... .0l4 00s 02'---l0 II 3
Batterics---Dunn, Grim and Farrell: Frazer
Tho Phillies again defeated Brooklyn In the
afternoon game. Hughes was hard hit, while
MaGee whom the Philiies recently acquired
from the Louisville club, was puzzle to the
visitors.
Second Game r II E
Brooklyn ................oo 900 900 100 ) Z
Batter rpa and Grim: MaGcc and
Mcfarland
baltimore. July 4--The Orioles won this
mornings game from Boston after the hardest
kind of work.
First Game II II
Baltimore ...............eoo oli DO
Batteries-Kitson and Robinson: Phyle and
Clarke.
Boston gave Baltimore scare at the even
ing game. but the home team finally beat
them out. Howell pitched steadily, while
Nichols was inclined to be wild.
Second Game r II Il
batteries Howell and Robinson: Nichols
and Clarke.
New York. July 4.-The Giants we're defea'
ed in the morning game by the Senators by
timely hitting.
First Game r II h
New York ............... 900 200 o0o-- 2 s .
Washington ............ .o01 0os 0lo-- 10 3
Batterics-carrick and Warner; weyhins
and kittridge.
game only one local player reaching second
base and that was in the ninth inning.
Second Game X II e
Waghin CtOn 001 0l0--i2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Golden Jubilee
saengerfest OF the North American SaenEer-
bund was a great success here last week from
finds a deficit Of $4,000 with the great hall
still unfinished, The committee will be re-
leyed by subscriptions.