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sending each year out of the more than
16, 900 cases pending on appeal, i've cases
to the Court of Claims for adjudication,
the same to be selected by the Secretary
Of the Interior, and the attorneys of the
five appellants or claimants to be paid
by the Government.
In order that there may be no doubt
about the object Of the introduction Of
this latter bill, the state Of the law re
garding the procuring Of adjudications by
the Court of Claims in pension matters
must be understood, and hence | quote
q section of the law prescribing the juris-
diction Of the Court Of Claims, after first
calling attention to the fact that under
section Al of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, the Secretary OF the In
terror Is charged with the supervision Of
the public business relating to pensions.
Sec. IL, Vol 1, I'd Ed. Sup. Rev. Stat, PIP.
559-562, reads as follows, viz:
THAT when any claim or matter may
be pending in any of the Executive De-
partments which involves controverted
questions of fact or law, the head Of such
Department, with the consent Of the
claimant, may transmit the same with the
vouchers, papers, proofs and documents
pertaining thereto to said Court of Claims,
and the same shall be there proceeded in
under such rules as the Court may adopt.
When the facts and conclusions of law
shall have been found, the Court shall re-
port it's findings to the Department by
which il was transmitted"
There has been no decision under this
act denying the right of the Secretary OF
the Interior to transmit claims to that
Court. Able constitutional lawyers who
have examined the question have stated
it as their opinion that the Court clearly
has the jurisdiction with the consent of
the claimant. Such opinions have been
expressed in the halls OF Congress by emil
nent Senators and Representatives with
out being questioned. No one has ever
heard of a claimant Whose claim has
been rejecte0 refusing permission to
transmit his case to the Court of Claims
for adjudication. The Secretary of the
Interior by his instructions No. 142, is
sued May %, 1900, has declined to allow
the claims of minors who attained the
age of Is years before July l, 1880, and
whose applications for the pension prior
to that date had not been filed before
July l, 1880. In these instructions he
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recommended that a judicial decision Of
the question should be obtained for kis
future guidance, but not one single sts1
has been taken to ascertain the juHsdie-
ton of the Court Of Claims uRder the
act above quoted, nor has there been any
publication. as far as I have been able
to learn, of any opinion by the law sfzeers
that the Court of Claims has no such
Jurisdiction, although IL such opinion had
been given in the face Of the many sDfE>
ions holding that the Jurisdiction does 81.
list, it should not have deferred one who
is anxious to avail himself Of such d.
cision from endeavoring to obtain saEs
under the law as it stands. Another very
important feature Of the present law b
that the Secretary may submit a. many
appeals or claims TO the Court Of Claias
as he, with the consent OF the claimaats,
may desire to send there, and in such
cases 1t may be assumed that everybody
will consent, who is In the position Of Q
claimant, and whose claim has been re-
jected.
Now, bearing in mind the state Of the
law, the question is presented, What
can have been the object of the Interior
Department in having its bill introduced
if not merely to defeat the passage Of
the G. A. R. billT' The Department bill
offered to secure for the claimants, II L.
true, the obligation OF the U. S. Govern
ment to pay for the services Of their Rt-
torneys, but what can be said OF the as
sumption of such an obligation to five
claimants annually when the passage Of
the bill would have deprived the remain
ing claimants, some 1895 in number, OF
the right of appeal, regardless of the
merit involved in their respective claims3
What can be said of such right TO ap-
peal when by the provisions Of the bill
the cases or claims for appeal were to be
selected by the official who had adverse
ly decided the claims? The Pension Com
mittee of the G.. A. R was asked to con-
slider the bill, and gave it careful con-
sideration, and decided not to recommend
its adoption or passage, because unsatis-
factory in every way, and because the
object desired by the Grand Army, name
ly, to secure to each claimant a right Of
appeal, would have been entirely lost.
There is no occasion for presenting the
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eenths of complete disability, were turned
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Opening OF the Business Session-The con-
mandsr-ln-. -Iieis Address - ecep'loA u
Senator kawiey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09

tperbsn In 3utuntt uaOfaprourpeuun.
gen auftreten, ebenfo perben bic pio'
niertompasnien Der agpaaeriebipiiip,
men auf Gabrrdbern ftben unb IL,
9anbpertsseus auf Motorpasen NIT
f9 fiibren. Repolpersei9iBe auf
9%reirdbtrn bat man idon heute in Der
enslii9en @ruee.
Sir bic aampfpeiie Der @abfabrs
abtbeilunsen seIten i'm @llsemeinen
bieieIeet 0runbfGse tpie fir bic Sn-
fantefte. Sn Der Mesel tperben betm
9efe9t bic Rdber riidpGrts nisbersss
Iest. lpo tie bdnr, msiit obne @eiterss
finb. BET @bpebr bon 8abaI>
lerie basesen etlt man brei Big bier
binter bic &dber unb stbt bon
bort aus Seuer. Senn bic g%rfabrung
bat sslebrt, bab bic 9feroe bic srDBte
Sur9t por Dem 9etreten Der Rdbcr
unp gur ielten bariiber pes5as
brinoen finb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09

Dort TT Ct aper eth unenlpepruus,
9anblperter. Der tbatiddli9 bur4 fet.
ier 9dnbe Rraft {i9 ieinen 2ebens<
pntsrfalt ertpirbt, Der aber feline
S4perter mebr f9miebet, fonberIi
@abern @etfen anIeet, pferbe bef4ldst
unb nit feinem eigentli9en 9erufe
iensP pes @assasrg lnb &uridmiebes
bsreint. S4en lafse Bat ct ss' aufges
geben, felbft bas Gtfen, beFen er Be-
nOt9tgt. gu erfdmelaen, unb feinen Be-
BARI beaiebt er bonn ndditen So9ofen
ober bonn nd9iten Wal3perfe. Ser
Danpf bat audi bier eineu perni6tenz
ben &onturrenatampf sefibrt. unb
3tpar ni9t muir auf 9ebieten, auf tpelz
den bic 9anbarbeit iiberbaupt ME gum
Grfolse fiibren tann, tpie BEL Der Ser
iteuune nnierer mbbernen grubartisen
Giientonftruftionen, bic in tiibnem
S9punse StrDms iiberfpannen unb
trob ibrer 3ierlidfeit unb ibrer ses
fdaieen Jormen sesisnet iinb, bic srDbz
ten Gaiten gu trasen; audi bort, mo
urfpriinsli9 nur bas 9anbpert sur
9sltung fam, bat Der Sampf benz
S9mtebe ben Sammer entpunben. 60
man9e pereinit bliibenbe Rasslz
f9miebe lit beute bsrfa[en, ober iis
bient anberen 3peden; bic Ssnisn unb
Si6eln, S6aufeln unb Spaten tper>
ben fabritsmGBtg berseiteut, unb bic
bur3 ben 9ampf setriebenen Ma1di>
men arbeiten ni9t muir raider unb Bill
Tiger, ionbern au9 slei9mdBiser unb
beiIer, als es bes Meni9en 9anb ie
permp9t.
60 bat trob bes sepdltisen Iuf=
f9punses, ipel9en bic 8earbeituns
unb 8erpenbung ber Metalle i'm per<
sansenen Sabrbunbert erfubr, bic chr
fame &unft bes S9miebes brett ba>
bon feinen bauernben Nuben sespsen.
5abri:en, bic oft feline Stdbts Bill
ben, NIT setpalttsen Sampf19loten,
baben feline Iufsaben an fi9 genoms
men, Tie arbeiten NIT ben finnrei9ften
Maf6inen unb eraeussn in elmer @ode
oft mebr, als 100 fletbise S9miebe in
etnem Sabre. Denn beute mod Der
Sorff9mieb elm gea9tetes unb dnge>
febenes Mttslieb Der @emeinbe 1T, 9ez
fiir9tet 1T er rimmermebr.
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s9auoert iber isine Ssrsansenbeit.

SD rufe iebt nit S9reden gu.
rid" iast YoltbefOrberer Burnett
Wann pom 0euanna, g., incline brei
Sabre bes 9eibens infolse pon Nis=
renbel6merben. Sd mar faum fret
bon matten Sdmersen ODER acuten
9eiben In metnem &iden. 8iiden o6er
Pofidde aufbeben ma9ten mid fob
men. SD fiblte ermibet, aussemer=
selt, unsefdbr fertis gum aufseben,
als i6 anfins, electric 9itters gu se=
brauden ; aber feds Slai6en beilten
mid u~oaitdnbis unb maGten mid 10
fiblen wie elm seiunber Manu. sic
iinb uneriebli6 CUR Gesuliruns bes
Masens, Ser eeber, ser @ieren unb
Der ginseweibe." 0ouitdnbise gu
friebenbeit sarantirt pom %. 6.
9ubn, @~potbefer. Sour so Gents.
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Sr. SDmntn9, @rdHtent,

@riinber bes vGbaritu Sni1itute" uub Ser
faiier peridiebener mebi;iniiden gserfe. mel
DIE Sol9enbes auiflGren @eiirubbeit ,rrb Or
baltun9 berielbeu d; vNerpOie SebilitGt, llria=
deuub gebanblun9" n6lare g9orte QnNP6uz
rer" v@egweiier Der @eIunb6eit unb S60uz
bett bes @eibes"; Gtettri;itat unb 2ebens=
fraft" ulm.
Oieier beoeutenbe, erfabrene Spe;ialiit lit
III pen 9anSeil Sereini9ten Staaten gut unb
3l lelnem Vortbeil betannt neqen Der pielen
ipi.roerbarer1 Sellunsen bel 9roniiden, ner=
poleit uno lpeSieuen Seiben, lopie BEL Qu9eu=
unb Sbrentrantbeiten, mel6e Der 8unit onbe=
rer aerSte llnb SpeSialiiten geipottet batten.
Sbm itebt CUR Seite cine srofBe 9lu;obl tIdtiz
ger, 9el6tdter aerste uno erfabrener Spe;ioli=
ten, beren Grfabulneen, rpel6e lie in ben
9rOBten SospitGlern Gilropas unb qmeritas
9elammelt baben, es ibnen ern0olidt, per-
borsene unb dronii6e Srantbeiten nit Or
fol9 SIT bellen. Sbre lansiGbrige Grfabruua,
ibr mertpiirbises &ei6id u1b iibr unrnters
bro6enerGrfols giebt ibnen observation-disclosures
bas 3utrauen Ser 9eibenben an alien Srten.
Sn jesem Sale pirb cine ebrlide qniidt aus=
9elpro6en. SIT Der 5al unbeilbar, 10 erfdbrt
Der Seibenbe oiien bic @abrbeit. Die Sfices
linb aus9eriiitet nit wiiieni6aftliden Snitrlr=
menten, mclde iibsr $4,000 eefoitet babeu.
Sarulter lit Elm X=S trablen=g pparat, nit
oelien ollie bic innerten Srsane leidt unter=
lu6t perben fSnnen.
SetlrHgen, mo eroere rrfDlslrs rparen.
Srantbetten Der augen unb Oh
rem: Circumference au9enlieber, Staar.
lbielenoe Qrtsen obne S6mer; unb Gefabr
9erabe seleet, Grblinbuns p%erbinbert, Iaufer'
De Sbren, &aubbeit. &ranfbeiten De,
Na { llnb oes Sale5: &atarrb, gronhi=
tts, aitbma. 2eiben bes Maaensu nb
Der geber:S pspepiie, llnperbaulidfeit, gi=
llolltat, Selbiu6t. n lnb g a NJ
b d M erben: Sarnrubr, grisbti6e Iie=
rentrantbeit, brennenber llrin uIp. SIut=
llllo y antfranfbeit item froieln, gusz
ldla9, Sleden, Wuttermale, iberhiiiiae Saaz
re, GntiteQunsen bes @eii6tes, gc,ema, Sc
ldipiire llw. NerpenIeiben: Gpilepiie,
Splterle, %SGbnrun9, Mansel OH 9ebensfraft.
Gbelmatismus, lteuralsie Sersit0rlneen,
9erStlopfen, S6Ipinbel uim. @erpG6ie uub
Srebs9el9wiire perben i6mer;los mad elmer
nellen Wtetbobe 9ebeilt. SGmorrbpioen un6
ole Srantbeiten bes Maitbarmes. Srqueu
&rantbeiten: i6mer,baite @eridiebuuz
gen uno ~Gerlteurn9en Der Sr9ane, gterpoii=
tat, S9wa4e, uip. Moberne Sebanbl1nqs=
merle, Die it6 au9eneirt als erfol9rei6 errpie=
zen bat. Setne unan9enebmen Inter iu6un=
gen. Selne Game, oh perbeiratbet ober nidt,
bralldt 5l 5o9er1, ent,peber alein ober nit
elaer Srelinbin sur Seipre6uns 81 tommeu.
Sonlultationen 9ebeim unb i'm @ertraueu.
UtlB9eltaltunsen, Slltmpiut, Riidsratbiesuu=
gen, &ropf, man9elbafte 6nt,pifeluns ir9eub
elnes organs. Sleine unb i6wa6e Sbeile
peroen per9roBert unb sefrdftist.
Or. Spunins,
1907 S9iaer:S beaten @ebdube, Chicago, 81.
5O7 Bottom glod, minneapolis, Minneiofa.
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Trsgt die die ote, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft Ia
's Fl ! G1MZZm

als ferttges S9tpert tn ympIu..s
nabin. Bon ben @ebbabs auf Geplof
tpirS beridtet, baB fie Elm Stiid Gleif4
nnb Elm In Der Sprm Der gepinf9ten
Maffe sef9nittenes 8latt CUR Na4ts
setf IN bis @srttqtts 9es @&miebes
trpgen; bic ferttge Maffe tpurbe 6ann
sbenfq4s bes Ma9fs abseholt, snt>
fprd9 fie ben Miinf9en bss @ssTsteGers,
10 fobnte er bic &unit Beg S4miebes
nod bur1 tpettete @aben.
+ Qu9 bic inbogermantf9en @Dlferz
fftdnme slaubten tire S4miebe. i'm
@efise iibernatiirli9er &rdfte, unb besz
balb tpurben ibnen bielfa9 8osbeit
nnb .3aubertiinite our 2aft gelest. Bel
ben 9ermanen aber ftanb bic S6mtes
befunit, narnentli9 aber Die &unit,
Waffen at f9mieben, in 9obem @nz
feben, tpas ii9 unter Qnoerem bartn
duberte. bab Selben, tpie Giesfrieb,
Ql6uin unb Qnbere, felbft OUR 4miebe
5ogen unb ii6 lire S9perter anfertig>
ten. Ser @anbalenfDnig 8eiferi9
~(seftorben ATT n. gbr.) erbob einen
sei9idten Sdmieb in ben 9%rafenftanb,
uub felbft bort, no Der S9mieb elm
nnfreier, Elm 8ne4t blieb, mar auf
feline SObtung cine bSbere 8ube ses
febt, a!s auf bic zines anberen Sanb'
tperfers.
Der 2auf Der Sabrbunberte bat au9
bier pieles %eednbert. Wobl tit nod
Elm S9immer Der alten 3ett an benz
S9miebe baften s%eblisben, bel, I'm elm
famen 9ebirssborfe, bas f%tunbenpeit
bon Der nddften srDberen Srtf9aft
atss~ni lit feinen 6dmmer f4tpinat.
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Wu ben itaItenif9en Ct
fenbabne11 perben i'm 2aufe biez
fes Sabres in sroBem Mabftab aus
gefiibrte @eriude our 8ertpenbuns Der
gleftriaitGt als motortf9e &raft UNI
ternorlmen. 3ptf9en Mailanb uno
Monsa perfebren bereits eleftrif4c
Motorz unb Mffumulatorentpagen,
eben1o atpii4en Bologna unb Mobena
unb binner1 &uraem pirb audi spti9en
Bologna unb San 5eliee Der eleftrifae
8etrieb i'm Sang fetn.
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Gines alien Solbatea Grfa9runs.

so. so. Nuitin, elm Seteran bes
giuilftieses, uon @in@eiter, Snb.,
i9reibt: rMeine Srau mar LANCE
franf tros Der Sebanbluns gutter
@erSte, wurbe aber sebeilt burd
Sings neue eebenspiaen, Sic iir if
re @elunbbeit @Hnber pirften. Sas
lit, mas tie INNER tbuu. @erlu6t lie.
Sour % Gents in SO. s. Subn's
Mpotbefe.
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Gin 9nrrdJlne.

9err bon S9nuteipib eraGblt In
Dorfpirtbsbaus feline tpenis slaubz
~piirbisen Sasberlebntfe unb sroBen
Sasberfolse, ba fast elmer Der 3ub0=
rer: Isle, sna' 9err, seben Sic mir
an Sbaler, unb i4 bupf' Sbne ben sanz
gen Sag als 9as' umananb."
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5lp0ertte IdnntptrtbTnJuH.

$50, 10, Sbr Better fat alfo trob
ber i6peren 3eiten dls 2anbptrtb
slGnsenbe @ef9dfte sema9t9"-nSa,
Der beiab nGmli9 bt9t Dor ben Sboren
9erlins elm &tttersut, tpel9es er Stiid
fir Stiid als 8auterrain perz
fault bat"
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9erlntt1t:

Die r@erman american Boot Co." iu6i
fir bier uub Iln9ebun9 einen perlGbli6en
beuti6en Mann fir bas mO6entli6e @blies
fern pom @omanen unb 3eiti9riften. Sobe,
gerbienit nnb beifGnbiSe arbeit. Dies III
cine @elesenbeit, ii9 einen Snten Nebenper=
bienft ober cine ii6ere Steailn9 ST. 9riinben.
0eber @elb nod @rfabrun9 notbnenoi9.
@nfana iofortiser. Wtan penbe ii6 i6rift'
lid, in beuti9er Spra6e on
The German American Book Co.,
1s.am 431 E. 18th ST., New York
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Grand Pacific Hotel
&6e BON 6. alpe. uno 4. etrabe,
ct. GIouo. Ntnn.

BUR gefdQisen Nabridt, oab ib obtsea
6otel, zines Der dlteften nno beft betanu'
ten 6otels in Der Stabt, alter Soldiers
BIas) iberncmmen babe, nit benz aud
gut einaeri1tete Staaungen %perbu1oen
fnb. @egen CUTE uno prompte Seoie'
nung uno nit Der 3ufi9erune, ieoeu7
Runben mein 6otel in ieber 6inilbt 3u
einem ansenebmen 6eim su geftalten, en-
pEeblt fb beftens einem geebrten Yuoh'
tum pon nab uno fern
22=3mts Sabn &~aufmann.
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RfnHlfa1.

4Iter 9err: nWte beibt Du
benin eisentlt4, mein Sobn9" =
Rnabe: n&rauie!!" = Ilter
Serr: ~unb pie benin no4g'-
&nabe G9peisD.-4 Serr:
sd tpiG 9tr auf bic Springe 6elfen
-ipie ruff Did benin Setn 0aters"-
Rna6e: Ser ruff mir MIDI. Der
pfeift mir!"
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NJ. A. COTTER,
Sucfermaaren : Tabrifant.

Nfur bic reiniten S~uderwaaren I'M Martte
fabri;irt. Die srOBte Seri4iebenbeit, bic be-
ten Sorten Al ben niebrisiten Yreilen. So
brit: nd6Te Sbire ;u 9abner's Giienpaa=
renbanblnns. ct. germainitrabe, Saint
Ginub. Minn. 1=1ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
,Kof + Pammerten's

Tleiieblaben an
5. alpeuue Iiibli6, Der SoitofTce %seseniiber
empfieblt lid
~ ieiner 0aaren wesen, benn nrr 9utes,
tets friI6es, appetit erresenSes Sleii9
pirb BEL ms perabrei6t.
p ieiner &einli9feit rpesen. bic pom uis
als Saupteiseni9aft in sinem Slelld8e=
i6dfte betra6tet wirb.
81 Der ,uDortommenbeu Sebienln9 we9en,
pie einsm isben aunOsn ~ tbetl ruiro bel
&ptf s 2ammerfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Gf,r Observation-Disclosures.

Ser S9ulae ion ia elm GROCER
@pra4gelebrter iein!"- r5reili9. Ser
beberri9t feds frembe Sprader, rnb
a9t beutf9e Srtboerapbien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
3prHreuf.

r@iini4en 9err BrofefIor
gu fetn9"-rSa, aber bite ni9t gu
tura!"
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Nie 81 ipat!

- gsenn S:6r bon lusen:, Sbrehs ySalenz
pber 6ebIfopitranf6eit beim9elu6t lem,
usttbet Sud an ben Spesialifen l5s3mt
DR.. Il. d.. WHITHLVG.
$50. GAG, CT. germainfraBe, ct. @louO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09

Smmerfort friide unb suuerldiiise
@aare fur Saus unb &a9e gu ben
niebrisiten 9reiieu. &eeae unb sus
porfommenbe gebienuns jebem &un=
ben fider. l6zba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
WOLF & SOETEBIERI
49,. %Semttt ~, ct. elo"''

S6were banbsema9te 9ierbesei6irre tpets
ben prompt rnb biQis ansefertist unb depdz
ratllren yiofort" mad @uni9 beitens ansse::
fiibrt. l4=ll
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&umoriai(6es.
hfeh

gnbli9 lpss alles 10 melt seDteben.
baB lie beiratben tonnte.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-11-21
Cades Chronicles.

Mrs. Higgins has returned from
a weeks visit in Kingstree.
Mr. Clifton Kinder is now buy
ing cotton on this market.
The "Gypsies" are encamped at
tho cross roads near Cades with a
large drove of horses and mules.
Hr. Jas. A. Ferrell, of Salters,
was an appreciated visitor In
town one day last week.
The shed on the former site Of
Wheeler's saw mill is being torn
down preparatory, l understand,
to the erection of a dwelling by
Capt. Ed. Wheeler. 1t would add
much TO the appearance Of Gades
to replace some more old land
marks by modern dwellings.
&.s ULYSSES.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-11-21
Notice to Veterans i.

We are requested to give notice
that there will be a meeting of the
survivors of Co. G. 18th s. G. Reg
iment, G. S. A.: at. Indiantown
Church on next Thursday, Thanks
giving Day, Nov. 2S,h. 1t IS earn
estly desired that every one at
tend and join in the reunion and
the pleasures of the occasion. The
"sons and daughters" Of the com.
nunlty will be out in force to-
welcome and entertain the "boys
of $685. Those who live at a
distance will Please notify Mr.. D..
81. Erwin, Church posteffce, >. Co.,
at once of their coming, 30 that
they can be assigned homes while
in the neighborhood.