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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

HOUSE after Scptembcr 18th Of five
ronnIs at head of Bridge street; 81 per
month, Inquire Of J. +. Wyman, l23
Bridge st. Sept1 diff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

FURNITURE. all kinds Of secondhand
bought III Augusta Halloween ana car
diner; will pay good price Address Geo.
Daniels, - " ater street, Augusta.
d VISA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

COTTAGE OR ROOMS to rent, Old Or
chari Beach. Maine; near the water; ev-
cry convenience; moderate rent Address
Mrs. Lizzie BoyCe. sept3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

THE CAPT. CHAPMAN FARM stu
ate IN Augusta on the Coombs' Mills
over 100 aIres of land; buildings in inc
order Eight hundred dollars spent on
buildings alone within the last two years.
may6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

EXPERIENCED KITCHEN AND
GIRL. at once. City IIUtc'.
sent-uItf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

TEN CLOTHING TABLES III first
class condition G. II. Mason, Augusta
aup2l dff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

IN HALLOWELL. HOUSE on Green 4,
vile street five rooms. Also house on
lower Water street. five rooms Kent
septl3dlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

WOMAN, American between tho aEe
)t ~ and ~, Y do hght houa"work in
HidoWer's family. All letters answered.
Address ID. Spencer, Kiugnc.d, Me-. box
J. Septf.llW*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

HOUSE, corner Bridge and North
Chestnut streets. Hot water heat, gas.
bathroom. Apply to +. T. Webber' ZZ'
Water st Sepu2,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

STORE, corner OF Bridge and Water
streets, now occupied by the New York
bargain Store. Inquire Of Frederick Ham
iuly20dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

HOUSE, no. S Page street; two Of
fees; house No. Grove street. Apply
to Fred Eiis s. Sevan street, or Horace
%Oltl. Pea BODY Mass nay2"dft
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

LARGE OFFICE SAVE al hargajn
Size 30x50, 64 inches high In good con.
dition; Can be seen at the Journal otIfce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

MY HOUSE AND LOT On Crosby
street; also house and lot at Crosby
place; steam heat. bathroom, set tubs
june19dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

Kennebcc river. Apply at 1870 Water
street or 80 Sewall St, Augusta, Me.
june2i dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

HORSE-Dapple grey eight years o,d
weighs 1900 lbs, sound and kind. John
W. Donovan, East River Road. Augusta,
49, bo& .. sept3,d2ws
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R'D ss1AG<E...

LAkEMAN PLACE on Pleasant street,
IIallowen. Eight rooms. in good condI..
ton, stable joining house; fruit trees and
large garden spot. Fine location Ap3ly
y MI II. Perry, al Hallowel NationTl
bduh- SeDtld?w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-13

AIR CUSHION RUBBER STAMPS
make the best impressions, wear the
Write for prices. Fletcher & "a IA
Chapel street Augusta. Me. mayl6dtf
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KITCHEN GIRL at Cony House, nu-
,Ista septIldtt
RELIABLE man in every town to rrn-
esent an old esta tabished manufacturing
.umpdny with capital Of 52CU,0U0 Salary
$500 per year and expenses. Rapid promo
ION ana permanent position requiring uo
anVaSsiug. Unusual opportunity. Al-
iresS Manager. +. O. Box ll75. PhII3ei-
lhla, PA. septic, ,26,octl0-i
HOUSE PAINTER good workman.
'aplble OF going ahead with work. first
class wages paid to such. Apply at once
10 r. ". Colby. No Pase ST. Angus a.
Me. septIl, a8t
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade
EeW system only eight weeks required.
Tools donated. Wages Saturdays StcaGy
position guaranteed when through.
Chance now to earn free scholarship,
BOARD ana transportation before cntcrigS
Write for free catalogue. MD!er's Barber
School, New York City septu, dive
ENERGETIC LADIES can make rtec
money selling ladies' ana chiIdrens hoSI-
cry in Augusta and vicinity. Address
Grant Brothers, : & Warren St. New
York City. sepu4, G2.'
ACTIVE MAN. by established house
worth S2j0,o0. Duties, hiring hep. Li1tv-
al salary ana expenses ldyInced tn right
party. Address William }. Uhl. Manager.
123 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Pa.
septil dlW
EXPERIENCED KITCHEN AND
CHAMBER GIRL. at uncc. Citv Ilutc,.
Augusta acntlodtf
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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-24
Mining Dividends for August

Mining investments pay a good per
cent OF interest, as will be seen by the fol.
lowing dividends paid by companies max.
ing regular reports. In August the df.
ferent companies paid S3,o66,isA. IN the
eight months OF this year there was paid
out S27,,os,s3o, which Is equal to eight
per cent on the total capital stock Of the
companies reporting. Montana disbursed
So.oS,,S,s, or 8.a per cent Of It's capital
stock; Colorado, Ss,i s0,,8o, or seven and
one.half per cent; Arizona, $I,03s,S3s. or
twenty per cent; Utah, 81, 500, 400, or three
per cent; South Dakota, $Sss, 1000, or 3,8
pes cent; Idaho, S7s6.6so, or o. per cent;
Missouri'Kansas, &so6, ,sS6, or two per
cent; Alaska, t3A0,ooo, or hve per cent;
Sios 200, or three pes cent.
OF the total disbursements the copper
companies paid sixty.two per cent.-West.
ern Mining World.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-24

change, has just returned from flying
trip TO eastern Oregon. He predicts
lively times for the various camps In that
section this tall and winter. In the
Quartzburg district Mr.. Gibbs says actual
mining Is assuming wonderful proportions.
+. +. Morey has commenced work on the
Present Need group that he bought from
W. L. Clifford. The Jackson property
has been sold TO Portland and Pendleton
people, who will push work at once. The
Yankee Boy group, owned by A. W.
Dunn, has the most development, and
large bodies Of gold ore are blocked out.
Mr.. Dunn Is now erecting ore bins. The
Copperopolis has just erected buildings to
accommodate 80 men. and completed over
a mile Of road. The owners have large
amount Of surface work done, and exten'
sive ore bodies are exposed. They are
now surveying for patent. Work is also
commenced on tunnel to cut the vein at
Aso.foot depth. Mr.. Gibbs says there are
large amounts Of ore In this district, all
ready for treatment, giving high value In
both gold and copper.-Telegram.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-24

Since the removal Of the Post
Office, giving us the entire use
Of the store room, | have mater.
tally added to the stock New
and Fresh line Of - - - y
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-24
FOUR FEET OF COBALT.
Discovered In the Standard, Located on
Dixie Geek.

Perhaps one ot the most interesting
mineral discoveries made In eastern Ore.
gon Is that OF q four.toot vein Of cobalt.
This decOveTy was recently made In the
property ot the STANDARD Mining company,
composed Of Portland people. which Is
opening up a promising ledge, carrying
gold. copper aud silver on Dixie creek.
As tar as known, this Is the only dis.
covery Of extensive cobalt deposits made
IN the state. The question that eontronts
the company owning this property, h,w.
ever, Is where to hnd market for this
metal. While cobalt is used extensively
IN the arts aud IN the manufacture Of dyes,
producing u bright purple coloring matter,
IT'S use Is confined almost exclusively To
Europe. IN this country there Is but one
manufacturing plant using oxide OF cobalt
and that Is the American Nickel Works, at
Camden, N. J. This company obtains its
cobalt from Canada IN the shape Of nickel
mate, and uses Il only IN connection with
the manufacture ot nickel. There Is no
nickel mixed with the cobalt found In
eastern Oregon. Whether or not this
nickel factory eau use this pure cobalt
found here Is therefore n question.
The ledge IN which the tour.toot vein Of
cobalt Is found IN eastern Oregon Is from
40 TO go feet IN width. Il Is already opened
up by n i,6.toet tunnel, and two Cross
outs, aud shows up a magnificent body Of
high.grade refractory ore. Considerable
ot the ore from this mine was run though
the SumpteT smeiter during the past sum.
met. There are at present four men at
work IN the property. United States Mar.
,hai Zoeth Houser. J. T. Ba,chelder and
other wei,.known "or,landers are inter.
es,ed In the property. Telegram.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-14

Sept. I-Central American states declared their independence of Spain.
 1922. Jan. 27-Independence of Greece proclaimed. April l-Turks massacred 10000 inhab- itants of Chios island, Greece. Sept 7-Brazil declared its independence Dec. l--Pedor l. crowned first emperor of Brazil. March 2e-Augustin l. of Mexico compelled to abdicate, and Mexico proclaimed a re- public october 4. 1923 April French army entered Spain to re- store despotic rule of King Ferdinand.
 1924. April 24-Lord Byron died at Missolonghi. Aug EBolivia declared its independence of Spain. Sept is-Louis XVIII of France died.
 1925. May 29-Count of Artois crowned king of France as Charles x. Dec. 1-Emperor Alexander I. of Russia died. Nicholas l. crowned emperor.
 1928. April 3o-National guard of France dis June 22-Conference called by Central and South American states to determine rights of those states met in Panama. United States sent representatives.
 1927. July 6-Treaty between England, France and Russia signed at London to secure Greek independence. Aug. S5George Canning, premier of Eng land. died. Oct. 2O-Allied fleet of England, France and Russia annihilated Turkish and Egyptian fleet at the Morea.
 1928. April 26-Russia declared war against Tur- key.
 1929. April 13-Roman Catholic relief bill passed by British parliament It admitted Cath olics to parliament ard to most civil and military offices under the crown. By it's passage civil war In England and Ireland was averted. June N-James L. M Smithson, founder of Smithsonian institution, died at Genoa Italy. Sept. 14-Treaty of peace signed between Russia and Turkey in which Greek in- dependence was acknowledged.
 1880. June 26-King George ". of England died
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sept lV-OItlmdIum from Boers that British must withdraw troops from South Africa.
 France, died. April 1S-The Hague peace conference opened; 16 countries represented. June 23-Government of India adopts gold standard.
 Aug. i9-Capt Dreyfus pardoned by French president. He had been convicted of high treason by new court-martial and sen- tenced to 10 years Imprisonment Oct l2-Boers invaded Natal Oct l2-War began between England and South African Republic and Orange Free State.
 Nov. 4Tripartite agreement between Unit- ed States, Great Britain and Germany over Samoa abolished; U s. guaranteed possession of island of Tutuila. Nov. l5-Engiish, under Gen. Butler, defeat ed by Boers at Colenso, Natal. British loss, 1,037. s
 Feb. 27-Gen. Cronje surrendered Boer army of l. O00 men 10 Gen. Roberts. Feb. S-Siege of Ladysmith raised by Gen Butler.
 May i7-Siege of Mafeking raised. June 5-BrlJlsh army captured Pretoria. June l0-Foreign legations in Picking be- sieged by Boxers. June le-German Minister Baron yon Ket- teller murdered at Picking. June H-Admiral Seymours column of al- lied troops for relief of legations in Picking forced to return to Tientsin. June 30-Allied troops defeated Chinese at battle of Tientsin; 1000 Chinese slain. July 29-King Humbert of Italy assassinAt- ed E succeeded by Victor Emmanuel III Aug. l7-Foreigl legations in Peking reDs cued by allied uoooA
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Sept s.-Corporation reform act, granting self-government to towns. denied since fourteenth century, passed by British parliament.
 Is3e. yuly-The first railway opened in Canada Modern germ theory of disease first sug- gested by discovery Of yeast plant by Cagniard Latour in France. It has since been put to practical use by such men as Pasteur, Koch, Lister and many others.
 1887. June 3o-King William ". of England died. Succeeded by his niece. Princess Alexandrina Victoria. The crowns of England and Hanover separated. First railway line in Russia opened. It ran from St. Petersburg to Charsko-Selo.
 1sas. June S-Coronation of Alexandria Vic toria as queen of England. First telegraph line set up in Great Brit ain on line of Great Western railway by Cooke.
 1s3o. March Opium war between China and Aug. 31-Carlist revolution in Spain crushed. It had lasted five years and cost 300 900 lives. his process of photography in England. During the previous year the French gov ernment had voted him a life pension of
 
 without patenting his process in France.
 1s4O. Feb. 1o-Queen Victoria married to her cousin, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg. Dec. 15-Remains of Napoleon l. inferred in Paris. Aug. 20-Large English expedition began the ascent of the Niger river for the pur- pose of establishing an English colony hralx among the colonists and the three ves- sells carrying the expedition were forced to return to the coast. Nov. 2-Afghanistan rebelled against Eng land. During this rebellion the English ambassadors were murdered and the greater part of the English army of oc- cupation, numbering 26,000 persons, were killed
 Nov s-Prince of Wales born.
 1922. Feb.-Algeria annexed to France. May 3o-Attempted assassina ton of Queen victoria. second attempt was made 5uly 5 or the same year. and again June Aug 2s-Peace treaty between England and China signed at Ranking, China. This treaty opened the first ports of China to the trade of the world. 1s4s. ish in compliance with treaty of peace of Aug. 29, 1S42
 1S44. Feb. 12-Politicai conspirators in Ireland. Including the O'Connels, father and son, found guilty.
 1S4S. Dec. l4-The Sikh war began in India against the British. During the year the Danish possessions in ,,, India were purchased by England; The Sahara desert explored during the year by James Richardson. of England.
 1S46. June 26-Corn laws of England repealed by parliament. This was practically the be- ginning Of English free trade as it exists to-day.
 1S47. Nov. -Chloroform first used as an anaes- thetic by Sir James Young Simpson, of Edinburgh
 1S44, . Nh. 2S-Frederick VII of Denmark pro-
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Compiled by WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.

1901. Jan. Legislative union established be- tween Great Britain and Ireland. Feb. 9-Treaty of peace between France and Austria. March 2i-French army in Egypt finally de- March 24-Emperor Paul of Russia assas- sinated. May s-st. Domingo republic founded by Toussaint.
 1902. March N-Treaty of peace signed at Amiens between France and England. May l9-French Legion of Honor instituted Aug. 2-Napoleon elected first consul of France. First electric light with carbon points pro-
 1903. May 1S-England declared war against France. Aug s-Robert Fulton started his first steamboat on the River Seine in France. It was only partially successful.
 1894. Aug u-Francis H., emperor Of Germany, abdicated to become emperor of Austria. Sept l-Planet Juno discovered by M Hard- ing It is 254 COG. 900 miles from the earth. Dec. 2-Napoleon crowned emperor of France. May 26-Napoleon crowned king of Italy at Aug. 5-Austria declared war against France. Oct. 2i-English fleet under Nelson de- stroyed French fleet at Trafalgar. Nelson killed
 Dec 2-Battle of Austerlitz: Russians and Austrians defeated by Napoleon. Dec 26-Treaty of peace signed between France and Austria at Presburg. r,... May ls-An "order in council' issued by Great Britain declared the whole coast of Europe under blockade. Oct. HLNapoleon defeated Prussians at Nov. 2l-Berlin decree issued by Napoleon. It declared blockade of the British isles, ordered all Englishmen in countries oc- cupied by French troops to be treated as prisoners of war, forbade all trade in Eng fish merchandise, and several other things. Dec. S0-Turkey declared war against Rus sia.
 1sO7. March 25-Abolition of slave trade in Eng July Treaty of peace signed between France and Russia at Talsit. Nov. 7-Russia declared war against Eng land.
 Nov. IA British "order in council" issued that forbade neutral nations to trade with France or her allies except under tribute 10 EnsldHu. Dec. 17-Napoleon's Milan decree issued It forbade trade with England and her colonies, and ordered confiscated every vessel paying tribute or submitting to English search.
 1SOS. May 5-Charles ". and son Of Spain abdi- cated in favor of Napoleon July Beginning of peninsular war be- tween France and Spain.
 1sOD March 29-Gustayus " of Eue5an ,o~,
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Aug. 1e-George Stephenson. inventor of aged CT. Nov. 4-French constitution adopted by the national assembly. Dec. 2o-Louis Napoleon inaugurated pres ident of France. First settlement of the Boers in the Trans vaal. Feb. 9-National assembly of the Roman republic declared pope's temporal power at end. March New constitution combining em- pires of Austria and Hungary pro- claimed by Francis Joseph. July 3-Rome surrendered to the French and pope restored to temporal power
 1850. July 2-Sir Robert Peel died in London Aug. -Tae-ping rebellion began in China.
 1851. March 30-Sixth census of the United King dom taken; population 27 637, ,761. May 1-First worlds fair opened in Crys- tai Palace, London. May Gold discovered in Australia.
 1852. Feb. 17-Birthday of Napoleon l.. Aug. l5, decreed to be the only national holiday Sept. 14-Duke of Wellington died. aged Ss. Dec. 2-French empire restored. Louis Napoleon crowned emperor of France as Napoleon III.
 1853. Jan. 2s-Louis Napoleon married to Eugenie de Montijo of Spain. sia This was the beginning of the Crimean war
 1854. April 11-Russia declared war against Eng land and France as allies of Turkey. Oct. 25-Battle of Balaklava fought in the Crimea. Nov. 5-Fifty thousand Russians defeated by l4,O0O French and English at battle of lnkermann.
 1855. Jan. 2S-Railroad across isthmus of Pan- anna opened. March 2-Emperor Nicholas of Russia died. He was succeeded by his son. Alexan- Sept. 9-sevastopol evacuated by the Rus sians and occupied by the French and English. March 30-Treaty of peace between Eng land, France, Sardinia and Turkey and Russia in Paris. This closed the Crimean war The treaty guaranteed the inde- pendence Of Turkey. In this war more than 100000 men perished of disease and in battle. Nov 12-Grand Trunk railway of Canada completed from Quebec to Toronto. $50 miles,
 1857 May 11-Mutiny Of Sepoys in India broke out. English residents of Delhi massa- cred. Aug. 5-First attempt made at laying sub- 70 marine cable. Start made from Valencia bay, Ireland. Cable broke and attempt was abandoned until the following year.
 1858. Feb. 13-Constitution of the Transvaal re- public proclaimed. June 19-Gwalior taken by the English from the Sepoy rebels. This practically closed the rebellion In India. July 2-Alexander II. of Russia Issued proc lamation freeing serfs on the imperial do- mains. July 23-Political disc bilities of Jews in England relieved by act of parliament. This was done to permit Nathan Lionel Rothschild to take seat in the house of commons to which he had been elected. The first Jew elected to political office in England
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Nov. 20-Second peace of Paris signed be- tween France and allied powers.
 1s1e. Jan. 12-Family of Bonaparte excluded for ever from France by law of amnesty, July 9-Argentine Republic declared its in- Dependence of Spain. First permanent photograph made bv aid oI camera by Joseph Nicephore Niepce. Of Chalons. France.
 1877. Feb. 3-The Green Bag" inquiry began in England. The report of the parliament ary committee made on Feb. 19 resulted Tn the suspension of the habeas corpus act throughout England on Feb. a.
 ISIS. June s-Germanic confederation formed. NOV If-Queen Charlotte of England died at Kew. N-NN First percussion caps made in England.
 1919. June 16-District of Kutch in India sunk as result Of severe earthquake Two thousand persons buried. During the same year many thousands perished from the same cause In Genoa, Palermo. Rome and other cities. Jan. 29.King George III. of England died at Windsor castle, aged 82 His son crowned as George ". same day. Feb. 3-Cato-Street conspirators arrested In England. They had attempted the g. sasslnation of the whole English minis ry because of unpopular acts They were executed May of the same year.
 1921.
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March F - French government took measures to suppress the mobs in Paris. This was the begin ming of the French civil war. March 2l-First diet of new German em- pire assembled at Berlin. It formed a new German constitution. April 3-Eighth census of the United KInR- dom taken; population 31Sl7. JOS. May 2S-Last of the French insurgents sur rendered. This short civil war In France cost many thousands of lives and left one-third of Paris in ashes. Eighteen thousand rebels were shot after they had surrendered.
 July 3-Italian government moved to Rome Nov. l0-Henry NJ. Stanley found Dr. Liy- ingstone at Ujiji. Central Africa.
 1872. March Schools of Germany taken from the control of the churches and entrust- ed to officials of the state. June l2-First railway in Japan opened.
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sa,t ,a tss0 ~ay lines, opened.
 Nov. 29-Polish rev olution against Russia began. Dec. 17-Gen. Bolivar, hero of South Amer ican independence, died. Dec. 2G-Belgiums independence acknowl- edged by allied powers.
 1S31 Sept. 7-Warsaw surrendered to Russia and Polish revolution crushed. Oct. 9-President Count John Capo 'Istria of Greece asSaSSinated. Greece erected powers and Otho crowned king May '. 1882.
 1892. June First reform bill in England be- came a law. It prevented revolution and gave to the middle classes the su- preme political power in the kingdom. Sept. 2l-Sir Walter Scott died in England.
 1883. Sept 2s-Ferdinand VII. of Spain died
 1884 May 19-Gen. Lafayette died in France. aged 77.
 July lO-Beginning of Carlist revolution in Spain.
 Aug i-slavery abolished in British col onies. Eight hundred thousand slaves Antiseptic dressing of wounds with car bolic acid first discovered by Runge.
 1885. July 2-An attempt to assassinate Louis Philippe of France with an internal ma chine resulted in the death of Marshal Mortier and nearly 40 other persons, and in the wounding Of many others.
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1SUO. May 11-Garibaldi landed at MarsaIa. Sici-

ts. OH WI lf nt proclaimed h 1 m- self dictator in the name of King Vic- tor E I'm m a ell. This was the be- ginning of the war for Italian unity. Oct. 12-French and English allies cap ture Peking, China Oct. 24-Tre atty of peace signed at Picking between F. n g l a nd a n d China.
 Dec. 29-The War rior, t h . first iron-plated steam frigate in the Eng fish n a ". W a S launched If was
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Claimed d new con- stitution, m a kin E the government a constitutional in- stead of an absc- lute monarchy. 'eb. 24-Louis Phil- ippe compelled to abdicate Fren c h throne and the sec ond French repub- lie formed.
 'une 22-Rebellion of Paris communists against the repub- lie began. It Ia st. ed but four days, but resulted in the loss of nearly 25, 900 lives and the de- struction of one fourth of the city @f Do d e
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- 1A CA Germany. T h i s completed the ere ation of the new German empire. Ian. 28-Paris surren- dered to the Prus- sians.
 Feb. 26-Treaty of peace signed be- tween France and Prussia. T h i s treaty ceded to Prussia nearly all of Alsace and one fifth of Lorraine, demanded the pay ment of $l. .000, 600, 900 by France to Prus- sia. This war cost