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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
EI.G)V. LORD APPOINTED.
NAMED As MINISTER TO PERSIA.
TO SUCCEED HARDY.
he Minister to Greece, Vice w.
W. Roekhiil, Who Has Resigned
Ex-Gov. Irwin Goes to Portugal.

WASHINGTON. April tS-T1e following
diplomatic changes have been announced
as the result G: The cabinet meeting to-
day:
". ". RockaiIl. now minister 10 Greece,
has resigned that peat.
Arthur SasrburDe HARDY, Of New Hamp-
shire. now minister 10 Persia. has been
promoted 70 succeed RockhiE
William p. Lord, ex-governor of Oregon.
has been appointed minister 10 Persia
Joan y. Irwin. of Iowa. formerly gov
ernor OF Idaho. has been appointed min
lister to Portugal. TO succsed Lawrence
Townsend transferred 20 Begun. vice
BelIamy Sterer. who goes to Madrid.
Mr.. Roekh.as resignation was puresy
voluntary. and was caused by personal and
domestic considerations. Mrs. Rockhil
die<. while he was stationed at Athens.
and ae los; all desire to remain. He Is
now on his way home with his two chill
dren and the remains of his wife,
Ex-Gov. William Z. Lord. Of Oregon. Is
. lawyer who Was quite prominent In state
politics. Five years ago he WAS elected
governor being the fara Republican gov
ernor OF the state in eight years. He
served four years, but was not a candidate
for re election.
Mr.. Irwin was horn In Ohio. He was
once appointed governor OF Idaho territory,
but after serving six months resigned, re-
fuhing TO accept the salary for the time he
was in office. He is prosperous mer-
chant OF Keokuk. about SO years old, fine
classical scholar, and has given great
deal Of attention 10 the higher arts, He
is a graduate of Miami university and
OF Dari mouth college.
Mr.. Hardy has been stationed at Teheran
since January. 1887 He is a native of
Massachusetts and a resident OF Hanover,
n. II. HE gradsfa ted from West Point bat
resigned from the army in 1859. lie was
professor OF mathematics in Dartmouth
college. and declined the presidency OF
BoRdoin college.
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ARE ANXIOUS FOB PEACE.
Wealthy Filtptnos Arranging -
Eject an tnd~rsfan ding He
tween Americans and Rebels.

MANILA. April ia ugmper OF pronat-
nent and wealthy FtIipinos are Organising
a Committee 10 take steps 10 bring about,
II possible, en understanding between the
rebels and Americans. One branch OF this
committees intends 20 ask the United States
Philippine commission 20 make state
n1ent AZ 10 what terms would be- offered
the rebels IL the latter will surrender. An
other branch Of the committee viii APP
proach Agaiuado with the terms. and
viii eBdeagor 10 persuade him TO accept
them j; is considered doubtful, however,
n any members Of the committee will dare
To personally confer with the rebel leader.
THE COMMITTEES includes several persons
Recently condemned 10 death By Aguinaido
for Irctigioning him to cease fighting
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German Keichstag Has an Argu-
meat Against American Meat.

BERLIN, April ~ $3.50 Or. Nieihaben.
speaking IN the reiccstag on The meat In
spection bill today said TIA; ne American
inspection bill vas unsatisfactory and that
American firms IN order 10 reward Sena-
tor Mason for AS advocacy or retaliation
against German projection, has called an
extra fine ham a Mason ham. and il WAS
now said they intended 10 call another one
a Buel0w ham
The president again censurei the speaker
who then launched into 4 criticism OF
American politics. The president once again
stopped Ur. Vieihabeu. and the latter. in
concluding his speech. said he hopei his
remarks would contribute 10 The conyer-
ston ~ N" bil into a protective measure
fur German meats.
T3ese words were greeted NTH Rightist
cheers.
Herr Fllpert, Frelsinnige party. Count
ven Herostaf keishs party. and Herr Del
scr Freis' un ge. also made speeches. ana
declared the bin was rot acceptable In rs
present form.
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PAPERS IGNORE THE LAW.
Signature statute Goes In Eject In
CaIifornfa-Henvy Penalty for
Violation.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.-The news
California legislature goes into effect to-
morrow. and as many papers in the state,
including ali the San Francisco dailies,
viii pay no attention 70 it. there viii prob
ably be some lively times for California
journalists.
The law provides that all articles pub
Hshed Ill newspapers and which reflect on
any person character or tend 10 noid him
up to ridicnle or Contempt, and those re-
flecting on the memory OF the dea1. shall
be signed by the writers.
The penalty for violation of this law is q
fine of 81. 600 for each offense 500 OF the
fine going 10 the person who brings the
action against the offending newspapers.
The newspaper publishers hold that the
law is uncons Institutional, and Will fight Il
in the courts
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THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Cruiser Newark Has Deen Ordered
to Join the Marhlchead.

NEW YORK. Aprn ia special 20 the
Herald from Washington says: Orders
have bsen issued by Secretary Long TO
the cruiser Marhiehead 20 accompany the
Newark 10 The Pacific ocean as a member
OF Rear Admiral kautx command. In Ia
the understanding that the Texas will be
placed In such a position that she viii he
readily available for duty IN he Pacific II
her services are required
Orders 20 the Msrhlehead are not due, the
officials say. tu the devsiopmen.S IN the
Samoan situation They explain that the
Pacific station covers great area OF ter
rltery. and thai tue ships now attached 10
IL are inadequate 70 attend TO the many
calls unon them
The German squadron in Asiatfc waters
In now mitch larger than the force which
this guSernrs rnt proposes 10 station on the
Pacific coast while that under Admiral
Dewey Is superior.
orders have itGn given to the gunhaat
Marietta 70 make survey Of the mouth
ot the san Juan river aud the Gulf OF
Para
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Lieut. Gustav <!rks{. 50 fhc l4vs1 Nor
tzUa regiment hsx arrived ~ san Fran
cssSs from Msa'is and will receive Az
Memorable discharge
The heay - Rear Admiral : II SPOTS
was ta&eu from the paxit:ary cruiser
Hs&xer 81 san Francisco yesterday ard
conveyed 70 rae vsalt a. La 4res aill csrsa-
tery.
~ Secretary - she T~tsvia~ " y
Villas. = N.Frsusin wf7h "a VIE ard a
r>&T:v ~ STies.sss arrived - San Frzrc so
yesterday. TAts nAEs be.H sossrlnx Saath-
srn California
\ c-safn.ttru - twenty-five TsrF Ftp
iHh~ H&s be~n apEosCfess 81 euaFsg uE{n
shs EseaTa cUFgsTystsss<ssl. saekiag 80 a settle
meat of the var. Z is fhcsEAs h8weYeT
gtas sAese efch fSsixr1 NAxa bat lizzie f.
essaore w33h the Insurgents
TNe tewsfeas - ths sanitary rsnsE hetnv
constructed - -a4csE9 Ease invited fsrs@-
.ssef 81 AtassN GAS HHeH me &rSf asgsts-se
fe @ea So pzErs5t ass sMtgFS ga&
sa3a tRs~ Es~sssl%{ssas s3ssT ~ ~Eest : sfi
- s7fse ~ 1aa fsst@rSs Il he Chicago Gay
Exs< agAtsea.
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PRESENT FROM WILLIAM.
President Mckinley Receives
Memorial Of Palestine From
Germauy-s Ruler.

WASHINGTON, April iS.-Presideut NC
Kinley has received the following FROM
Emperor William OF Germany:
.t,reat and Coed Friend In commemor-
at on o.. the CONSERVATION of the Church ca
the Savior al Jerusalem. which took place
an event for the evangelical portion OF
e,hristenGorn. and in which 10 my JOY. q
representative of the evangelical synod OF
North America took part. ] have. caused
a number of copies of the artistically exc
cuted memorials 10 be executed. and take
the liberty herewith to send you copy OF
this memorial, with the request that You
VIII kindly accept II.
"Accept the assurances OF my distin-
e,,ished consideration. WILLIAM III.
Berlin Castle Feb. IL, 1899.
The memorial is beautifully engrosseu.
and bears the autographs of Emperor Will
liam and Empress Augusta Victoria.
The memorial is a condensed history OF
Christianity from the birth of Christ The
president has forwarded suitable an
swer.
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SKATER ON ARMY INCREASE.
santia9o'~ Commander say. Iawton
Knows What lie Wants.

CHICAGO. AprN lstien Shaftcr pass
81 through Chicago today vn route 10 MS
brothers home ~ Sycamore. III Discuss
lNE the Philippine war he said
IF Gen. f.awton states that i90 s@ men
ara needed KS The Philippines IN order To
rffeetuaily bring The natives 10 terms
should say that undoubtedly an army Of
sGch proportions IA required We oT the
army 1sTe supreme confidence IN Law
tons Judgment. ard Il "a his practice In
underestimate rather than exRREerat0
when passing upon existing conditions"
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TANNANN SOCIETY ELECTION.
VIM. Astor Gkanler Superseded for
QasrrelinE with Croker.

NEW YORK April IsA' meeting Of
he TarDnasnS Saclesy las night these Of
ficers mere unanimously elected
Sach ems John WAaien. john r. Carroll
Daniel i Mcmahon. IoSsn W. Keller. John
j Scanned. Charles F. Msrphy. Randolph
CugEenhesgne~, Maurice Fea thcrsoa Asa
BIRD Gardiner John Kelly. George claa-
sen, john Fox, Thomas j. Dunn
go r..tary- Thomas +. Smith
TFeasarer-pes X. NeKes.
Sax snaofs-jchn T. Magic.
W{eEfn kis%~J0hn \. Boyle
Seem Keller succeeds EonETessrua n
y t}ftAr1 Astar CsanlsT 9as - rnpoFte.l 10
6ass av&fve,ea sikh Richard croker
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ELECTIONS ~ ILLINOIS.
DE III ocrats Carry JaIief. Alton,
Carthage and other Towas.

JOLIET. III April SS-John 3 Mount.
the Democrats nouiuee for mayer. was
elected today over Col Fred Issnaitt late
commander - The Third Illinois regiment,
BY = majority 81 - Ar. Moanf carried
through siih hin tf1s rest az his parts-s
fECket and s3so taay su3 - sever al4sr-
men Cas Bennist Was q Geld Democrat
oaf received tie Republican noFaiEax ton.
CHICAGO. ApfN ls~~Te9n and village
elections were h@}f throughout Illinois to-
aAF In neaxsE all eases ths issues we're
purely gacsA Democratic tickets were
elected At A&oss. Gasthags ksraidwoea
ana tssiassA
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WILL GIVE THEM MORE ROPE
Naxet Inve>tinatiag Committee Has
"a Wa. of Dealing With
Croker.

ALBANY. Y. Y, April s-The Mazet
investigating committee tntay decided 10
defer action on the proposition tn call
Richard Croker and John r. Carroll before
the bar Of The assembly in contempt pro-
eeedires for the reason that both men
are stitI witnesses and the committee does
not want To cuFsail the rights az witnesses
nor preveni them from giving further tes-
;iFnonv by incarcera.ing them In Jail
Chairman Msyet said.
We want them 10 do some more swear
Ing We viii give them plenty of time TO
ySarIure themselves -
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tic tefs rear and saw their Iesp sz. from
ezear cover. Then cszrse i3e zsosrsest Tor
Tire bax left .sssel' and fasn 'szss woEassssr-
fui little sfsa-Ieggs-e fssaEt ssS aItfcr ard
Yon over The Geld With me- fGF not stan
officer h&d i-ft IN 81 3Gi@. Ard, IKE ~
mary p4r1H Of fine Machine. every b1Hes~
csi hass2sios .givoxeds On 81 let. and, oos-
fs>Et TO .he voice or sagfaal q their Chief.
ssung crashing r81n9 - tie fsossh ard
healed for tks Pas@g~~ths rsEat ara renfsr
gosIss SO asre .azo al 18rgggM SANTA Ana,
E<se center Starring ia 1*s gtoET o. kEAG ieSt
IN the capture OF thA kru2ss ard tsss car
ring 81 tae r~xsouosg sxs9 t5ss rSSsi gan
erfna lE rrsny SO sa8 that s2iE4y skross
to scarry away up the stream
81 ear s.ssr sssA Ihs gforsosls burst 81
cheers with which fsae cssatsF WENT eyer
and into tne snsnsy's works and sAe seha-
Ee hHTrahE where i8st fourth q Fszl}e
away Fortson. with bis Two " a@DingtGfss.
and Mcssomsflls. with hia three Iaaisos.
were making fninranseat % the west re-
douDs. Poor brave Mac. He aea fo1sbt
all through the great waT, servsS lang
years ksfsrxard tn the regulars. and took
his last order from ray lips t5at smiling
Saaaay rnorHins-tooh IS zoo literally, Tor
lid ac- tell hirn De ua5ss se.aa ssas rS1ssa 20
TIA. eax3 ols the Fe1oubt. II was ofiy ais
way Of aoiny tklrg.-he nauss ~ far ia The
Isaus 1t. was ant he zCI asis s1ezatablo7"
On the captured slope.
Casght Like Rats IN . Trap.
'!sus Whist a Rairi it VAS FOR twenty
minutes. Realizing they were caught IA a
trap. relying poor. sQperStittoaz fel4ssss.
sssne og aise them, at least, on ths queer
saogr tall mar 40 many carriad ABOUT
tsara taGy fought like eornerss1 rats, nia5iy
In desperation. throwing themselves into
tbs rsaalg IL was tf1a banks q mat
broad swift stream a. last thas the brig
aae HBed up all ezetaSs Iae idaaos ana
Calf rnisans Of tbe tx treuls right. ~ho
keys az the chase 20 the very walls OF
sacred tiusdalo4pe, full four miles ana
mud ard swest aud psoasief-ssaiDea from
head 10 foo1 nAny with siiS..I wosiisds. Out
"a In triumph and delight The oniy ex~
esssiyely volunteer brigade In the haSaln
corps they had had the Etinesi tgn; and
Achieved by FAR the biggest results IA
killed aud ~oundc4 xe had lost some ga
faut Officers and n9til--seyeniy ass me
number sent .n by the surgeons mat Right
bat the fields over which We charged. the
esrsnHorks and the sedoubts. the village
sfse@ts the river banks were strvwn Win
the insarEeat dead. They fought ssiNaseiy
ON the mound and ahost their krGpss. and
there the rlghi was like one OF Ferest-
ef.aginsg rslcsures Of the Pleyna campaign.
The nelple&sly wounded lay behind every
vail Our burial parties were busy al
next dsy--I5s being the number IN nniofn
who we're laid side by side in trenches
and snt se their last sleep with the pray
err os the church Of Rome, for every FIN
plno is dseout Catholic
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Ruth $50 90 rs B
=
ONLY THREE SURVIVORS,
Eleven Men Lost I'm Wreck ~ Fta1S
ing Schooner Elisa.

fishing schooner Eliza Of Beverly cspss
Hopkins. which sailed from Hyannls yes
terday evening for the fishing groundaf
struck on Rose and Crown shoals duS4n6
the night, and eleven of the crew Of fouF.s
teen We're lost. The three survivors reachs
ed Siascouset In the schooner's dpry To-
day. They report the schooner to&al
loss
Capt. Martin Hopkins Seth Hopkin& Enr
erSOn Hopkins Oscar Hopkins, L0feu9o
Smith. cook: John Smith, Herbert SmitA
Kinsnan Smith, Moses Bethel John MAtAo
ewSon, James Mathewson.
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.Enro,. raED THE SHERIFF.
Masked Men at Henderson, Tenn.
Execute a Murderer

JACKSON Tenn. April 1S~At Hender-
son Tenn. masked men oVerpqwerei The
sheriff this morning and compelled him 20
surrender A NJ Iarue who Was con-
fined in faiI for killing John Young,
neigfYfor, last March. Taey then sF1ot La
rue through the head and body and left
him for dead He lived for seTcTai hours
and gave a dying statement that enc Of
the men was Ike Young.
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NANTON. = Arrtl Is -TAe defense In
tae trial u Mrs. tfeor@f spent fse frat
half % t6e day Isl reading DISPOSITIONS re-
sarGsne her "trip - South Dakota II get
a divorce freT} Sample a. George her life
While there ard TIRE visits SAxtor uais Is
ser The remainder ~ the day was os.s<sl-
pied In examining witnesses on matters
connected wigh tHC homicide
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VICTIMS OF BUBoNIC PLAGUE.
Quarter of n Million Deaths Re-
corded ia India

BOMBAY. April 1s.-~AesorJing 10. s;a-
tistica gathered regarding TAG buhonic
plague. !. is estimated there have been
5se go deaths recorded la India since its
beginning These figures, however. are
undoubtedly far below the actual total, az
the natives arc kno~n 10 nave c8ncealsSd
quite a number OF deaths
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CLEARING KowIooN DISTRICT.
indian Troops. Assisted by Gam
homts. Driving Out Chtaese.

1{U> G1<D NC;. Aprt} = As tAs outcome
u tSe Fes~as fighting between tN~ British
scrr~S a&N she CalHsss ~ ihe kowlaon
territory opposite AoGEk3us IL which
several 3~AluEFF were ktl}s1 Surgeon
u for 8yesvn ard o@e private have return
IS hrTs W5HaacA TRe Indian troops are
ua~ a3vertsug tes ard Deep Nay sIea ing
tAc cuuotFY rne galrhnats &Fr assisting
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wHosi.EY COMMANDS a BRIGADE.
steps Into Gen. king's Place Daring
the Latter's lilne1.

MANILA. April fs~8en. Lawton has
ordered coI whelley. OF the Washington
r5siment. who IL lieutenant in the regu-
lar army. 10 command Gen. Kings brigade
during tho illness Of the latter.
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81 pAf-f- Aor3 81 rhe xsslztave. asv
aaFss VeiF - - 20 - tsh3sI tags ISad-
Eae sseFsa2r WrEHS fhe r~gaf = n ira
8 sesFs
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SECRET CONFERENCE HELD.
Meeting of Members at the None
tary Committee in Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY y. J.. April ls-The,
monetary committee spfsolnted az a eau
cus If tse Republicans cf tbs house OF r~p-
FeSeu. attXF@ held IFS first session here To-
day The conference was secret All me
members - the committee wers. tn attend
N07e. ~5yG IN" exception Of Chairman
Henderson a. ioEa eao had not arrived
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ttEa fDu OF tbe riot near he Preside on
SUNDAY night has virtually fallen through
ReSfo'd. the saloon man whose place was
burned. vas unable - identity auy ~ the
men "a hesne conuertei With the affair
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uod III. Say before the Drop.

MAYFIEI.D Ky April is.-sob Blank,
cotnred was hanged here today for crsm-
inally assaulting Tennie Reilly aged II
years, in Isas. Blank spoke for fifty min
ufes from the galiows.
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MANILA. April Is.-~Mai Gen Otis has
appointed a board. headed by Col. Crow
der 10 deal with war claims Many such
claims have been n!ed, aggregating mill
IONS OF dollars. purely as a result of the
Ho!lo IRE. Gen OtS, who has hitherto
handled these claims, II unable to devote
any or his time To them now.
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.>rI-rausr HiLL 4 LAW.
st I"nts sad hsnsa. Iity tader-
writers Practically n~.trose

JEFFERSON CITY M9- Apg:3 tN-tsav
S;eE Ve srcsa tae FarrsS Insurance eiN
% shs ~Taste s#=ssss having &txrFH II
T5ss sss8F0re makes gne snst-sgss5 as
anEsp - - f<sas sHd NznsaS g-tty ans
NJ rrsst3.as pa destroy boards ~ BFe gr-
taFnr4teFs is AssA s5ef@x
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LIVERPOOL April fs.-Wheat firm
wheat In Paris firm; -four tn Paris steady:
French country markets quiet. Weather
ia England cloudy
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squadron Assemblies at santa Lucia.

WASHINGTON. Aprl Is The entire
North American squadron assembled To-
4av 3u TIE AaFhor a. Santa Lucia The
arussa transport buffalo has sailed from
pore Sali Cor SHex
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mark Horasto wrecked.

SAN FRANCfSCO. Aprii t,-~Word has
been received OF the wreck of the San
Francisco whaling bark Horatlo on u reef
at the entrance of Port L'ton In the Caro-
line group The Horatio sailed from here
last December No lives were lost and
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While the king and queen OF Italy wefo
starting from Cagliar. yesterday for Gae-
sart, 10 meet the British fleet which wo1
expected In the Gulf Of Sassari. a halcou1
filed with school girls collapsed, injur11G
fourteen children and killing one man .
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Iousou Cargo Quotations.

LONDON. Aprl iS-Con<ois. ITO ti-is
silver, s7ssd Wheat@-CargoeS on passage
rathsr frrnsr. Nc ] standard California,
SIS "a; Wa}la Walia. rs English country
markets steady,
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Arguments - th~ Lake CTS ss.neh.nx
sss4 were e0uYvse need yesterday ,.
Charleston. :. =. and t.e case wi. soon
So 20 tae SaTy,
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Wfft10V 20 MIS-. FluKUHfu
Ms. Cora gibson. Yates. Manistee
Co., Mich. writes
.DEAR Mas. PYNKHaM-Two years ago
/ began having such dull. heavy. drag
ging pains in my back. rnenses were pro-
fuse and painful and was troubled with
leucorrhpa. | took patent medicines
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CAPABLE mother must be healthy mother
~ The experience maternity shouldn't be approached
\ without careful physical preparation
counsel what the and wono
be needs and this without cost by
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snanlienf ~ tha standard savs. The nrc-
posels 10 partition the Samoan islands
which is said 10 have been revived i'm the
United States. Will he accepted by Ger
many only II no other solution is possible