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CONFESSED TO MURDER.
a Man and Woman Tie a Man
Drown Him.


A Man and Woman Tie a Man aoc
Drown Him.
Remington, VT, August ia sfartlln,
story was brought out today AZ tho ,no,s.,
into the death OF Marcus Rogers. ,yh,s,
ooaS was found In the Walloomsao river
here yesterday, when Levi Perham. aged
10 confessed that the man had been ,nur.
dered and Implicated himself and thc wife
of the dead uan as the participants in the
Rogers, who separated from his w,re soy.
eral months ago, had his life insured for
S1VV IoE me Woman's bcaelt. lie left
hoosie Fails last Tuesday. His body WAS
FOUND In the river Thursday. A mai y,os
Iouhu near the river. pinued 10 which was
y mote pnrpoulns TO have been written hy
kogers, in which the writer said he hnI
ended his own life
AT the inquest tho climax was reached
on the stand
Boyd, the elder. was FIRST examined anil
to the Amusement " those ia attendan,..
directly charged his hrother ana Mrs H.
ers with the crime of murder. He SAID Nirs
Rogers onered 10 give him the amount ~
the insurance on her husband $500, n h.
would 60 to lIooslc Corners aud do away
With him He refused Boyd snid Nj
Rogers then approached lis vonnre,.
brother, Levi. ana exertcd such an inluenra
over him that the latter consented 10 hre
rogers 10 bennington. where a tran h,l
been set for him Rogers he said Vas oo.
ticed to Morgaus Grove where ON Tree,i.,.
he met his wife and Levi perlam TSn
meeting was apparently friendly oun AMI
Under the impression that his ccmponinps
were showing him tricks with ropes Rognrs
allowed them 10 bud him hanf and fSo,
When In this helpless condition thpv rb.,
reformed him and threw him into tho n ve,
TO create. the Impression thar Rogers bai
committed suicide they wrote me nots
which was found pinned "a his hat I.svi
fefhnm confessed that all that hsd Laar
revealed against him was true
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa-The National!
Society Of the Army Of the Philippines ad.
ioWned after elcctlng officers President
General Irving Hale of Denver; secretary
II. III. Schultz, ST. Paul
HAMILTON, Ohlc-The large dry goods
store OF T. V. Howell 4 Son was made a
complete wreck By ire. The Second Ma
uonqi hank building, adjoining was dam
mated at quarter Of million
DETROIT. Mich Extreme simplicity
marked the funeral services over senator
james Mcmillan. The services were as the
dead man would have wished without
ostentatlon or display
NICKSBURG Miss.-Thomss W. Jay. a
member OF tho police jury Of East Carroll
pnrish Louisiana, a planter and business
man of large means, was found dead I'm the
yard Of his plantation home ue1r Pitchers
Point with pistol bullet through his head
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-The highest ten
throughout Arkansas. Near van Rurcn
Z. I'VE l1horrrS on the Iron Mountain railrngd
were overcome and three are dead with 1T
tie hopes for the others.
NEW YORK.--Morgan Marshall. cigar
dealer Of this city, has been held In $3.50
bail by United States Commissioner SIT Is
on q charge OF violating the Interim reve.
nue. laws relative To destroying stamp, on
cigar boxes.
NEW YORK.-Leadlng dry goods jobs ers
Journal OF Commerce. Thcy report tant the
volume OF business Is larger tnan H. was
last year and outlook for fall trade Is very
encouraging
NEW HORK.-George l. Rice. superin.
tcndent Of the Bay View mills nj Mil
Maukte, has been approached by tie John
W. Gates party, according 70 information
received by the Journal OF Commerce. with
view of asccrtaining whether or not he
VIII accept the presidency Of the Colorado
Il utl ana Iron company,
NEW NORK.-In the last three DAVIS
thiUy-two persons suffering from mental
arrangements We're admitted to the Be,lvue
hospital insane pavilion. The usual daily
average Is less than three. The physicians
are unable 10 account for the Increase.
ADMISSION, Aha southhound freight
train near MerrilIton, twenty miles north
Of Admission struck a buggy containing W.
NJ. Davis, prominent farmer and an un-
known man; The buggy was torn to
Splinters aud Davis instantly Killed.
MIDDLESBORO, Ky -Bud Singleton
brother of idhn Singleton, WHO was ki,lci
this week IN Hancock county, Tenn. lv
the smith boys, was w1ylOid aud kIuai
near his home.
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A Dsnison woman fred at burglar end
missed hin; the bullet broke q lamp aud
tho house was burned.
Two men have been arrested OF N1F $50
on suspicion Of being professional r
glars number o. cfaeEsmeas tools have
been captured
The Confederate reunion at Madlsonyiiie
was attended by 1000 people. Colonel Ian.
ham was the principal speaker.
The recorder Of Waco has held that 9
commission % special deputy sheriff does
not protect pistol toters.
The comptroller has held that the licenses
ri liquor dealers are moi taxable
Tho big depot At Conror was burned.
John Warren WAS hanged at Groesheeck
for the murder ~ Doc stevens
The steamship Monouioy Is gain aground
in Galveston channel.
The now temple Of the Mystic Shrine ut
Galveston viii hold It's first meeting to
niaht.
The Home Labor league ~ Galveston
Jioptses TO out out ticket In opposition
10 the democratic nominees
OH companies ut Baumont refused r.
take a contract for oh TO be used as inv
in the Interior.
THE presbytery Of East Texas is In SEES
sion at Beaumont
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HOUSTON.

The city tax collector and assessor has
collected 500, lf4 for the FIRST ten days since
the new tax roll was payable. Yesterdays
receipts were about $4,000
The Commercial National bank win build
handsome ofIice building at Main and
Franklin In the near future. Architect is
now making preliminary sketches.
w. n Bldridge was admitted to ban In
the sam OF $4,000 after a trial lasting from
10 a. m. nntil 10 y. m. in Judge Wilson'S
court. Bond will he made this morning.
Work viii be started on well No at
BARRIERS Hill Geld during the coming week.
In riot at the croosoting plant OF the
southern Pacific railroad yesterday Nelson
Reynolds. eolored, was killed, one colored
man and a white man were seriously
wounded.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

y Nu'noe' Of entertainments Were Held
IN San Francisco.
san Francisco, August I5.-rbe spnro,,,
,ouse vi lae knights Of Pythias were In
session again today at che pauce hotel ana
tue supreme Temple Of the Uathbone Sis
ters met in Native Sons hall. At bon,
Places matters of much Interest to the or.
6e t weIe discussed The competitive nilis
t,anh' witch daily attract many spectators,
49, ~ resumed on the United States military
Paiale grounds at the Preside ThS
I'm h.aE Fl OF ,kohlassan held ceremonial
n an excursion around the bay 10 tbe Mar
dsiano raw yard There also were several
SCtueE excursions to different places In the
tUnlght there was concert and enter.
the chinese theater. 'S 81
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CONVENTION WAS WARM
The Typographical Union Takes
..tsfsHuOus Course.
MONEY TO FIGHT NOyuSOs PAPER
Resolutions OF Defiance Were Passed
Against the Prsssn'en's Union Re-
ssrdinp Use Of the Label.

Cincinnati Ohio, August To- fhc interim
I tiooal Typographical union hos dispoaea
Of over 30 propositions for changes ia is
iauE as ven as many resolutions Annug
rhe resolutions De- 2tad were those relnt.
ing 10 socialism ana political ideaisms. =
hard agAt was mada ~ have committee
Of nine appointed "a repor, at the next con.
eention GO Inc relations 81 wages 10 trxa-
ton, bur was overwAelm iuely defeated
The sp-Eit Of the convention was most
emph5aclHy saon-u in tho adoption Of a
resolution against socialism Max Hayes
OF Cleveland had been elected a. dele.
gate OF the international Typographical
union to ,he next convention OF the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor and the delegates
claimed that rhcy DID net know be was a
socialist uutH sitter he was elected, aud
yer THIS reason q strong resolution Of 10.
s'rucIons was adopted
The agitation over tie organization OF the
international Ladies auxiliary has been
going on aN week il was settled today
by the adoption OF a resolution OF indorse-
ment 10y O large majority.
The Los Angeles union presented at
length the cnsc against O uouuuiun paper
OF the city aud the convention unanimously
supported IL. 1t WAS decided after inc
referendum vote shall br aiken 20 make an
International test case ot the Los Angeles
controversy and in tine event OF % majority
vote ou the referendum the lutrruuflouai
union promises 10 Iise S25.uUo per year for
be uclt 80 Lps Angeles
AZ the afternoon session resoiuffonc were
adopted for the election of TultsB srafcs
senators By direct vote of tn people, for
public ownership OF uulttIc ttj,tti.s and mo
aholishment of ali exn,oltnttnue. IN Irsda
autonomy; for union iabcls on Ayerytbtns.
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Germany Watches v.ne,,,.l,

Berlin, August 15-The Associated press
Is Informed that the German government
Goes not wish 1t TO be assumed that Ger
many VIII not under any circumstances
land marines at Venezuelan ports, because
such necessity might arise If 9srnau
consulate were attacked or German clt,
zen maitreated. The foreign ofhce Is
watching affaiss In Venezuela closely ana
Is In cable communication with German
war vessels In the Caribbean. hut gives
ont no news. 1t Is said Germany Is pnr.
suing IN a general way the same policy AZ
the United States, hut statements regard-
NE cooperation are characterized as prema.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Depot at Conroe.

Couroe, Texas, August 15-At about $3.50
this morning the union depot of this place
far advanced as to be uncomfortable. There
was very little saved from the burning
building. The building was combined
freight and passenger depot. The amount
Of freight burnod has net been asccrtalned,
thungh I'll Is thought that II Is not heavy.
Several Thousand dollars worth of freight
was haul"d out late yesterday evening. The
origin of the tive Is unknown, though It IS
thought to have been accidental, rwo
od th; outbound 80 a. m. International
and Great Northern passenger train were
also utr.ued.
The building was built at a cost of 5000
about two years ngo. Insurance not known.
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FOREIGN.

An Imperial decree has been issued IN
Chlns FOR raising funds to pay The In
demnily.
Rayaiists in France deny that they on
pose rioslng the schools,
sugar and meat trusts are arons ne macs
opposition 81 Mexico.
A resiew Of the British navy wiz take
place today az Portsmouth. England.
CABIN newspapers make sharp attacks
on their president AMI congress-
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lrAscA COTTON MILL.
Statement Of Operations During Its Firs
Year

Statement Of Operations During Its First
Year.
Itasca, Texas, August 1.-THE following
Hnaocial report submitted by NJ S. Wood,
secretary shows the operations Of the
itasca Cotton Manufacturing company from
September . 1901, 10 August o, 1902. en-
Drac!ng period Of 2s4 days Of he first
years work.
Gross earnings; Cloth made 3,o52. 237
Yards, $l44,6s8G0; received from rents
Sl2sl25, waste S9l6.16, machine shop work
$249. roll covering shop work $685.; total
Operating exp 7uses: Allowed for freight
$4Sll.dl, commission and discount S976i 81
lo5s,42@ pounds cotton used, $50. ~. 40;
iapor cost SSl,tI666. salaries cost S5l96. IS.
fuel cost S46O53T, supplies rost S1a76 70 ~
penses S16s6.35, repairs cost $500. g n4ur-
ance cost SSG4 %; total S14O,46434. Net
pront for 2Si days run S65lO. 50.
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NO NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.
The Exact State Of Affairs Is Unknown in
Washindton.

Washington.
Washington, August i5.--The only infor.
nation from Venezuela received by the
authorities today was contained in n cable
gram from Commander Rodgers OF the Ma
rietta, merely announcing his arrival at In
Guayra, he reported yesterday from Port
Of Spain the results Of his trip up the
Orinoco. Minister Bowen In cahegram
to the state department yesterday was
SOLICITORS OF the presence Of an American
warshIp nj La Gunyra The arrival there
OF the Marietta probably will relieve his
anxiety.
The navy department Is In considerable
doubt as to the exact status Of affairs AT
Porto Cahelo Venczuela, rs 1t develops
today that there had been some confusion
In the transmission or Interruption Of the
dispatch OF yesterday relative TO the con
troll of that town by the revolutionlsts The
officials are SIN OF tho belief that the
revolutionlsts arc in control but IN order
TO clear up the lonht n dispatch ~ In
quiry was sent today 10 the American com
mnnder at that point, His answer had not
been received up TO the close Of office
hours today.
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FRENCH PEOPLE AROUSED
ROyaIiStS Deny That They Oppose
Closing the Schools.
THEY PROTEST TO MINISTER cOMBES
The Agitation Is Claimed to Be Purely
on the Part Of the Religious
People.

Paris. August II The semi Official nm
uouncemcnt made after Yesterdays cabinet
meeting thar the royalists are directing the
agitation against the closing OF religious
schools Ia Britanny has evoked considerable
comment. Catholic leaders and the Cath
ollie press deny that the movement Is anti
republican. Count Albert De Nun, who
with Able GaJraud is the guiding spirit OF
the resistance in Hnistcrre, declares that
the movement Is entirely spontaneous on
the part Of the people themselves. and not
an act nor a shout has occurred In Britain.
ny to Justify the allegation that the royal
ist conspiracy exists. Count Albert De
Nun says the "Marscllalse" has been sung
everywhere aud that it Is evident that the
government - embarrassed by the situa-
licn and has Invented the royalst scare IN
oder to create diversion.
Francis Cope, n an interview. expTessei
! The same opinion In most picturesque and
violent language
Mn,stenSlisi organs assert that the gov.
eminent possesses information as to the
manner IN which the BHtuu peasants were
deludcd into belief that they Cunid resist
the puiicc tuCcy ssfully. The situation nj ST.
Mcen ana Folgoet romans unchanged. An
important pilgrimage TO Foigpet took place
today on he occasion rf lnr feast of tire
assumption, 1900 peupi gathering from
tgc surrounding country. IroctSsions frol'
! nearby villages nuiyrd during The morn
I ing headed by priests bearing crosses and
/ banners and chanting.
Admiral De Convertible. Abbr Gayraud,
who IS o member Of the chamber Of depu-
| ties and Councillor SpuhiGou have od-
/ dressed protest tu the premier, Al ,
Ccmbes on account OF the allegations OF
rOrNlism, saying. I'VE protest against tho
/ attempt 10 give q political character 10 the
demonstrations Of an Indignant public con
scicuce While ppmndlug the legitimate
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

=, u "a NAN -MAN.-kusk, Texas. Any,s.
.,o, nNr, y Chapman ana Miss 0llie Tsl
N, 'bslaN1 We're married here lasf n,nn,
terian church Mr. Chennan rresby
- man OF Jacksonvllle ana tho oShs
~ Jug daughter OF Mr.. Ken C. Coupei,nb ~, ~ y,
da, s mace, Mr.. and Mrs Chapman i eft -, ~
'"s tor Jacksonville, their home !"
,w.as,uBL,ECARTER. big Syringe TO-.
NJ Ssr,s. samuel l. Cauble and Miss Ma" Ma,
riea has' noth OF this place, were MAJ
~ Ivy mere this afternoon az the resia mar.
a. Sonnty CLERK W. +. Dent nv Rev ~ Sel ~.
M pastor OF the Methodist church W
AhaER'BuRNs.-Port Arthur. rev.
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SPORT

Five tavorites were beaten at the Sara
toga track
Jim Clark established a new trock -ccafd
8t Kinloch Park
The Memphis club secured nm attachment
against John n. Nicklin for contempt Of
court
Zephyr, a hay ally, captured the stake
event at Brighton Beach.
Tie Mcciovern Corbett fight has been snt
FOR September 20
JucEe Kavanaugh II Little Rock SINS the
Memphis club must be disciplined,
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Battle in Turkey.

Vienna, August l5.-Locnl newspapers
publish reports Of a sanguinary fight be-
tween two battalions OF Turkish infantry
under the command Of Nedim pasha and a
band Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES revolutionists
commanded by an eX-BulcGriau army ofrl-
Ger named Stojanoff, The engagement &c
CURED near lSkurb European Turkey. The
revolutlonlSts were cut "a pieces and many
Turks were killed or wounded
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FOREIGNERS ARE SAFE.
ReVolutlonist General Vouches for Pre-
lection in Venezuela.

ReVoIutIonist General Vouches for Pro-
lection in Venezuela.
Wlllcmstad, August IA correspond.
ent of the Associated Press has had nm
interview with General Cruz Monarau
chief Of the Venezuelan revolutionists ar
Barcelona in which General Mousgns said
Foreigners might be sure no coercion would
he applied TO them According to General
MonaRas' the revolutionlsts have divided
their forces into twenty 1--we sections. each
containing from 1910 mon upward. one
eral Natos and Gcueral Domingo Ni6na,ros
TX at orituco awaiting an attack by presi.
dSni ,1stro who Is at San Casimir6. Cen.
telegraph lines reached many nolnts az
Ibllng them 20 keen themselves better in
formed tlinn the government -"
The United States gunboat Marietta has
returned to La Guayra from the Or,Docn
liver. " 'i'""cu
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wANr noMEs lN AMpR1cA.

Rome, August t5.--Members of the, re-
lgious orders expelled from France. es-
pccially sisters, arc applying to the vatican
authorities ior PORN ssion to settle In the
United States. Several Of them have come
to Rome personally for the purpose of urg
ing their requests. A reply has been seat
to them pointing out that there are no VA
cancles In the United States, and, besides
calling attention to the difficulty arising
from tie fact that the expelled sisters do
rot speak the English language. Cannda
has been suggested as 4 better neld, as SIS
tors are comparatively scarce and because
t'rencl Is spoken In a large area of the
dominion. The applicants, however lid not
take kindly TO the suggestion and persist
In their requests TO go TO the United States
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

President Roosevelt has ordered that the
Phiiirpire casuslty list be cabied over reg
ulariy-
The death OF Charles Fair will he great
loss TO San Francisco. where his millions
are invested.
The convention of the Typographical
union was very warm at Cincinnati on &C
count Of the radical resolutions adopted.
A feylew Of the British navy takes place
today at Portsmouth Eugiand.
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M'KNLEY FUND GROWING.
More Than Half Of the $3.50 600 Ra
Seen Subscribed.

'"e' r1ai OF the $3.50, 600 Has
Seen Subscribed.
New York Times.
more than haif Of the S65o,0oo for a M
mortal TO President Mckinley has been
f f5 eapd by the National association form d
issued 10y the organization il epI reo, }IIsi
nay nine years were spent IN obt1jn n =
ign tor ne G2rde!d memorial. whiie
h5inr 'c6gJIri,,i99As for Grants tomb we're
niS collections have been In progress ss
c,d i4G I iiss National Memorial asso.
coonferees representing tarjon, ONO, by
Soot tnr country Their meeting was on
FI2.jP pis2!y ~ 1901 nc day Of Mr.. Nc .
Inn ' wS. l{u nn ana later the associS-
4, H., p2y "; a. Lynch OF Canton "tnnI
" I5us bliss Of New York, Aiexander
H. HeYell Of Chicago, General Henry NJ
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values went lower on withdrawal
Of buying support and iistless trade
Grains experienced an upturn On had
weather reports from the wheat district.
Provisions were Irregular, closing lower
In most lines.
aurrs was caused In the money market
by maturity Of oregon short Line bonds.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

NIENNA.--A company entitled the Austro-
Mexican Commercial association has been
organized ne Trieste with the object of ex
tension OF commerce between the two coun.
tries.
NEW YORK, "A serious automobile acct.
Bresse. says a Herald cable froni Aix.les.
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WASHINGTON.

The state and treasury departments ho'd
that the Platt amendment IL OF no merit
and that Cuba does not have 10 coas1i.t
the United States about securing loan
Secretary Root has conceived pian %
secure soldiers when he needs them 1y
placing army officers at various colleges
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Two Years for Manalaunht..

Marlin. Texas, August ~, Danlel Arc,n.
MEGA for killing another Mexican was tried
N the district court yesterday on n cAar,,
q murder The Jury returned a yrrd,ct
nnding the defendant guilty ~ mansiangh-
ter and assessed his punishment si ts,l
wears 10 the penitentary. no
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RanuisitIon for McnonIl'

lSpeCIal 70 TIM fVlV ",
Jackson. Miss. August MI
Loneino has issued a reg ISL !
governor Of resAs for vllAa I,
Donald. who was arrested a
on Y'l'' charge Of plgany eonlnlti'l
son county, Mississippi De'ss w
agent OF the State Of Aissl'''s s.,,
aid Is alleged Is have III, T.. l /.
lie is wanted In Two c9 nu,asas q II
ana in the city Of New oiisr
charge
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Judnment Pronounoed nad.

Montreal August 10--pouald McMaster,
ieodiug couuse! for tho United states, 10
day gave ont the following statement IN
regard 60 Judge Caron's Judgment In the
GNNnoTGrccpe case: "ll my upiulOn tho
judgment Is had aud the reasons In support
81 II worse The Judgment Is In effect q
snap Judgment without an opportunity for
counsel being heard unon the whole cAse. -
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FREEZING in Germany.

Berlin, August IL. -1hc weather con.
tlnucs cold and rainy The temperature
yesterday In southern SaNony stood a. ,l3
degrees Fahrenheit ami snow Tell On the
mountains In Alsaee the North Sea SUM-
ner resorts are practi ,ally deserted Arm.
otfice-s nre wearing their overcodts,
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Jockey Badly Hurt.

London, August l5.--ln rncc today at
Red Car FOR the Coatham handicap plate,
Lord iIarewoods Argoyiau, ridden by J.
ii. tSkeets) Martin fell and Martins col
arton ridden by Tyrreil. also fell Tyr
rel was rendered unconscious.
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Local Option Election o,d.,.a

sherman Texas, August 1.-THE coun-
~ commissioners court has ordered a
prohibition election 70 be held In iistice
precinct No. ., September r. This pre-
clnct comprises the towns OF Coliinsy1lle
Tioga, Gunter and Ethel