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BENSON.

Harvey \. Huett and I.auretta Wilcox
went to FOultney on the evening of the
18th to attend the concert given by the
Apollo Male Quartette of Boston, Charles
Aiken went also.-The first of July the
stage route between here and Fair Haven
which has been run for the past ten years
by d. f. Belden will change hands and
John Il. Myers will become proprietor
He pays $50 for the wagon and sleighs
Mr. Belden has on hand and the route is
thrown in.-Two tramps have been hang
ing around our village lately, one man
and the other woman. They have now
tlccampcd.-The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hold its monthly meeting Saturday,
June eth in the Congregational chapel at
y. m. The officers of the legion are:
President, Blanche Belden: vice president,
Loren Noble; secretary, Inez Pitts; trea-
surer, Vivian Plue.-The village schools
will hold picnic next Friday at the clos
ing of the school.-The small scholars of
the Stony Point school ate some poisonous
berries which We're growing near the
school house last Thursday. Home reme-
dies were given and no serious results fol-
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NINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS.

Principal Ellery OF Vermont Academy
has announced the winners of the differ
ent medals established in the school as
follows Times" gold medal, given for
general excellence in athletics, Walter
Gift; gold medal, given by class of ~,
for highest standing In studies of the
junior year. Miss Lena Campbell gold
medal. given by the class of '9s, for spe-
cial excellence in the work of the Eng
lish department, Miss Alice Arthur. DR..
Kerr Upper, ID. D., LII d., of Phladel-
phia. who delivered the address before the
graduating class announced that he would
establish a medal to be awarded to the
member of the senior class who should
write the best essay on some subject
touching English literature. This medal
to be maintained as long as DR.. Ellery
should remain at Vernon: Academy.
Miss Flora +. Pope, who has been as
sistant principal at the academy for the
past nine years, resigned at the end OF
the year. Miss Pope goes to college
In West Virginia, where she has the
position of head teacher in music. Miss
Adelaide True of Waterville, Me, has
been elected to succeed Miss Pope. Miss
True Is n graduate of Colby College,
principal at Arcadia College in Nova
Scotia six years and has spent the past
year in study in Germany.
The commencement exercises of the Bel
lows Falls high school class of 1903 VIII
be held in the opera house tonight. The
programme will be as follows March,
orchestra; prayer. the Rev. d. l.. Sanford
salutatory, Grace e. Sargent; essay
THE Woman of To-day and Yesterday.
Madeline Bapbitt: music, orchestra
essay, Forget It," Kathryn A. Tulley
address, Prof. S. +. Emerson, u. V. NJ.
music. orchestral valedictory, Mary Bar
rett; presentation of diplomas; class song
benediction. The members of the gradual
| ing class are as follows: Grace +. Sar-
gent. Alice Sanford, Mary Brosnahan
Mary Barrett May IIenncssey. Dana
Whitcomb. Esther Meacham. Walter
Hadley, Edith Damon. Madeline Babbitt
| Bertha Wiggin Kathryn Tulley, Jay
! Givermore. John Brosnahan, John Shea
| Francis McGrecn. Charles Frost May
| Farrow. John McAuliffe
The ninth grade this year will observe
its graduation into the high school witt
appropriate exercises in the high schoo
room Friday afternoon. This idea wa
instituted by Superintendent Merriam.
on Friday evening the graduating elias
of 1903 of the high school will hold
reception in Union hall. when the elias
history and will arc to be given b.
Charles Dana Whitcomb and the prophec,
by John Il. Shea.
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MORETOWN.

Herbert Farnsworth got his arm hurt
quite badly in the upper mill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Parcher were in town
Saturday.-Ovcr 100 took supper at the
Ladies Aid last Wednesday at the par
sonage. The Rev. o. Il. Wells and his
brother went to Montpelier last Wednes-
day.-IIarry Bruce is at his home. hay
ing graduated from Montpelier Seminary
last week.-Narney Iligley is laid up with
his eyc.-Frank Ward of Middlesex died
very suddenly Monday from shock -
Wells Palmer is in Boston this week.-Mrs.
Melvin Freeman and Mrs. William Shea
went to Waterbury Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs George Sleeper We're in town sunday.
quite "A number from this place attend
ed the graduating exercises at Montpelier
Friday night.-Mrs. Sidney Atkins and
Mrs. Frank Johnson went to waterbury
Friday.-Mrs. Andrew Tubbs is sick
Mrs. Frank Bags and daughter of Waits
field Wer in town Saturday.-Miss Thomp-
son and Miss Jones We're in town Friday
Lawyer Heath of Montpelier and Lawyer
Palmer of Waterbury were in town Tues
day to attend the law suit between K.
Farnsworth and Mr.. Kelty.-T. I. Somer-
vile and two daughters went to Montpe-
lier Tuesday night to attend his son Al
berts wedding which took place that
night,
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CHELSEA.

At an adjourned annual meeting of tho
Chelsea Entertainment association re-
Gently held at the town clerks office, tho
Roy. Herbert j. Wyckon. Hale *. Darl-
ing and Willard s. Hatch were chosen
executive committee for the ensuing year
FIRED Il. Atwood of Boston is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Il. At
wood. lie reports having received news
of the safe arrival abroad of his aunt
Mrs. Alice n. IIadley, who recently left
this town to spend year in Paris to COM
plete her education in portrait and land
scape painting. John Il. Atwood. who is
now with Maebrumm, PETE d. Co. manu-
facturcrs Of ribbons. New York city, is
spending "A fortnight's vacation with his
parcnts.-Master Donald Emery is visit
ing AN uncle in Quechce during part Of
his school vacation. Mrs. DR.. George j.
1Ielmer with her infant son, George. and
colored maid also Miss May, came from
New York June II to spend the summer
at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William +. Hood DR. lIolmer was with
his family on Saturday and Sunday last
This week party of young men consist
ing Of John +. Hatch, Morris d. Roberts,
Prentice George and Fred Vogel are enjoy
ing the excursion trip to Montreal, return
ing on Friday.-Mrs. A. G. Baldwin form
crly Miss Eva Neazic) and little daughter.
Louise of SOmerville, Mass, are spending
~ r..
and Mrs. Frank McWhortcr and five child
rem, with maid, from Barre have arrived
TO occupy the Tarbell house at tho head
of Maple street during the next year Mrs.
MCWhorter used to live here some years
since. Hiram a. Kingsbury and his son,
Herbert j. KinGsbury, have bought the
mail and stage line from here to East
Thctford and intend to leave their farm
and drive the daily stages along this
route Herbert will live in Chelsea village
ana his fathers family at West Faree
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Huntington, infant
son and colored maid from Brooklyn, n
y, are spending the summer at Orange
County hotel.-Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend
| recently went to Pennington, Maine. to
| take part as whstling SOloist in the com
| mencemcnt concert at the Normal school
Cyrus II. Whitney of East Brookheld
| has recently sold an II months old colt &c
"A party in this town for $l5-Mr, and Mrs
| H. II. Cook of Dandy were recently visit
ing at David a. Hutchinson s,-Mrs Il, W
| Smith and daughter, Mabel. have come
| from Lowell, Mass, to occupy their farm
| during the summer. Mrs. {, w. qua anc
| daughter Beatrice and Miss Minnie Wood
ard of Lowell are their guests Miss
| Louise NJ. Berry now occupies the studio
| recently vacated by the Brewster Photo
| graph CO., in BaCons block-Arthur II
| Morcy has re-opened the studio in tn
room over William +. Hoods drug store
so long occupied by the late IIira L. Blk
by.-Mrs. Charles II. Helmer of New Yorl
city is at Orange County hotel for thu
| summer.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Mrs. r. A. Ncwcomb and +, s. New
comb went to Lisbon. n. Il, Friday last
for n weeks visit.-Nfrs. D. G. Hayes
and son Leslie returned from Montpelier
Saturday.--Mrs. Royce and daughter,
Mayvcll, went to Lyndonvlla last week
to attend commencement when Miss June
Royce graduated from Lyndonvilc Sem
mary. Mrs. Royce and daughtcrs return
ing home Friday.-Mrs. r. r Walbridge
Of Rochester, n. H., is a guest of her
sister Mrs. C. S. Hopkins .-Almon Hart
of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Is n guest Of his
father. Alonzo Hart and other friends
Mrs John Russell Young went to Port
land. Me, Tuesday as guest for one
week of his friend. Mrs Margaret J. NJ.
Sweat.-W. T. Marshall was in Hyde
Park last Friday with party from
Green Mountain Lodre.-Mrs. Brock and
niece. Miss Isabel Stevenson. Of Now
York. arrived Mt the lodge last week
for tho SUMNER. G. Smith of White
field, y. II. and r w. Bisbee, Esq, of
Barre We're guests at W. F.,
Marshall's the past week.
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GAYSVILLE.

AR and Mrs j. f. Stafford are in Bos-
ton this week.-C. A. Luce was called to
Hanover, n. H.. last week by the illness
of his grandson.-Mr. and Mrs. c. f..
Sawyer of Nashua. n. H., have been re-
cent guests at the "Cobble. Gertrude
Roberts of Hanover, y. H.. is with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Luce,
for few weeks Members of Good
will Grange attended the Pomona Grange
at South ROyalton the 20th.-Leroy Luce
of tufts College has been spending a few
days at home before going to the White
mountains. Mrs Leighton Thomas of
Worcester, Mass, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. V. 5. Cutler this weok.-Sidney
Wyman has moved into one of DIR. Steele S
tenements.-There was a union picnic in
the Congregational Church yard Friday
afternoon. School closed F'riday.-W. r.
Walters is spending his vacation at his
home in Castleton and Miss Smith In
Rochester--A. W. Ballard has so far re-
covered from his recent attack of rheu-
matism as to be able to return to his
| work in Barnard.-George Miner and fam
| lily of Brooklyn, ~ y, are expected this
week at the "Cobble" to spend the sum
mer-Miss Annie Chedel has closed her
school in Brownsville and is spending
her vacation at home. also Miss Alice Che
| del is home from Montpelier Seminary. -
| While George Swinger was saving wooC
one day last week, one of his horses was
run out and the machine. whore its tai
was wound around the saw arbor tearing
| 1t off near its body.-The Rev. Charles
Waffle preached his farewell sermon al
the Congregational Church last Sunday
and goes this week to Quechee. The Rev
Mr.. Merrill of St. Johnsbury will occupy
| the pulpit here next Sunday.-Miss IIar
riett Taggart entertained fourteen of hel
friends Friday evening. Refreshments o
| ice cream and cake were served and solo:
were pleasantly rendered by the Mise.
Taggart and Spaulding, Mrs. Gould anC
| Mr.. Waters
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WAITSFIELD.

The Alexandria, Mimi. Post News of
June II gives notice of the death of Ed
win X. Chids of Hudson, MINI. lie was
born in Waitsfeld October 25 1927, In
1857 he removed to River Falls Wis.
where his remains We're taken for inter-
ment. lie was the son of Rufus and
Philena Barnard Childs. One brother,
Israel Childs. survives him.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs,
=. +. and Mrs, L. II. Carroll Wednesday
of last week. There were forty I'm at
tendance Mrs, A. +. Childs and two
daughters, Misses Leslie and Hattie, of
Crestline, Ohio, are visiting relatives and
old friends and neighbors in this place. -
council has been called by the Waits
field Congregational Church to convene
Tuesday. June 30 to ordain their pastor,
the Rev. John Russell Henderson. The
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. j. II. Hazelton and family were at
George wa dneI's last week-Winiircl foss
has closed her school in Sncook. n. H.,
but will visit friends in Worcester and
Brookfeld, Mass. and also attend the
national education convention held in
Boston before returning homo.-Mrs, NJ
Wheatley and son from East Brookfield
visited friends in town last week.-Bert
Allen is to work in the dental parlor
of DIR. Taggart in Burlington.-Mrs Liz
zio Smith from Portsmouth, n. H.. was
a guest at Fred Banchards last week
George Wadner met with quite a acct
dent last Tuesday, while driving across
the bridge near the mill the bridge sud-
denly collapsed letting him and his team
on the rocks below, a distance Of II
feet. One horse was badly injured.
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posed to he n dynamite bomb with cap.
Janitor John Hill found the supposed in
fcrnal missile while he was moving the
lawn and carried it gingerly to Alderman
Gutchcll. That official took 1t to Mayor
Cory and at the latter's suggestion 1t
was taken to the police station. AS soon
as Chief of Police Martin McMahon's gaze
fell on it he at once recognized 1t as u
discarded battery for n hand flash light
used by policemen. With n hammer he
soon demonstrated to the city officials
that the thing was harmless.
The body of Fred Guyettc was taken
Tuesday to Winooski for burial after
brothers DR.. ]. NJ. Huse, health officer
of the town of Berlin. where Guycttc was
killed created little excitement by ques-
tionrg the right Of Mayor Cory and
Health Officer Lindsay to act In this case.
but Dr.. Lindsay issued the burial permit
with permission to remove the body to
Colchester and the same was not ques-
toned after it was attached to the box
containing the casket.
United States District Attorney j. j..
Martin has notified States Attorney f.
A. Bailey that he knows of no law under
which the lads who burned an American
flag at Barre on Memorial day can be
prosecuted. Mr.. Bailey has received a
letter purporting to be from the mother
of one of the lads, although no name
was signed in which the writer says she
has taken the law into her own hands
and has chastised her offspring until she
is sure he has been sufficiently punished.
1t is probable no action will be taken in
the matter.
Miss Anna w. Phinnoy has been APP
pointed supervisor of music in the public
schools Of Rutland, vice Mrs. S. f.. Nc
1ntyre. her sister. resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. DeBocr enterta ined
the members of tho state Street Whist
club last evening. Music, dancing. card
playing and refreshments helped fill out
n delightful evening.
Miss Edith Weaver of New Bedford,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs NJ. A. Kent.
George Carpenter of Middlesex was
sentenced in city court yesterday to 3C
days in the county Jail for a second Of
tense of intoxication. John Mitchell also
of that town took 10 days.
Professor f. NJ Howe went yesterday
to his home in Weston for the summer
vacation.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Gertrude Dewey has commenced
work in the store of J. Il. Hunt--Mrs,
Hattie Brock was In Boston last week,
Miss Luthera Carlton taking Mrs. Brock S
place as clerk for Prichard and Hay
Miss Louise Hibbard is to spend part of
her vacation in. Newbury Mr. and Mrs,
Calvin Davis and daughter of Concord,
n. H., are in town.-Miss Edith Chamber
lain has finished her years course at the
DreXol Institute, Philadelphia, and re-
turned home last week Wednesday.-Mr
Ernest McDuffee of Dayton, O., Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McDuffoe.-
Mrs. Alcina Peters, who has been spend
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WARREN.

The little five year old daughter of MI,
and Mrs Charles Parker who broke one
arm some time ago, is reported TO he
doing as well as could be expected. Fired
NJ. Long Is critically Ill with his old
troubles,-Eugene Thayer while clean
ing out n waste pipe on the back part
of the creamery last week. fell down
through a mole i'm the rocks IS feet into
the river MIR. Thayer was quite badly
bruised but will recover-Mrs. NJ. ID.
Shattuck has been suffering with felon
on her thumb,--Burt Putnam of Gardner,
Mass, was in town last Week.-Mrs.
Lepha Hutchinson Of Northfield closed
n very successful term of school In dis
trict No s last week and it is hoped she
NAV return and teach the fall term
Herman Walters has left town and his
whereabouts are unknown.
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BROOKFIELD.

Most of the schools in town closed last
Friday.-The Rev. d. II. Strong has been
unable to supply his pulpit for the last
three ndays-George Wheatley is home
from his school in Essex.-Ernest and
Eddy Kibber arc home from the L. V.
M--Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon of Hartford,
Conn. have arrived to spend the summer
Mt their cottage.-Mr and Mrs. s. ],
Washburn of Randolph visited in town
Wednesday.-Dan Perry of Barre was in
tn1n,r, Eridn,.
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EAST CALAIS.

There was large attendance at the
church last Sunday, it being Children's
day.-John l.. Fulton, the representative
Of the White River Paper company,
stopped at the Moscow house over Sun
day.-There was a good attendance at
the promenade and dance held at East
Calais by the North Calais band.-Miss
Lillian l.. Slayton has returned from tho
State normal school-Thore will be NOV
ing picture scenes at the Union Church
lrilaV evening.
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CALAIS.

Tho Wheeler picnic has been postponed
until Juno 81 and will he Mt Camp Com
fort The Ladies' Library society will
meet July with Mrs. Lucy Wheeler.
Miss Alice Iamphcre spent part Of last
week In Montpelier with blanche Bur
nap.-ITonry Wheeler and wife Of Wood
bury were nj their sons. Simon Wheeler $
over Sunday.--Mrs. Carrie Robinson of
Montpelier has been spending n few davs
in town. Robert and Hattie Wheeloch
attended the graduation exercises Of the
Montpelier high school last Friday night,
Mr. and Mrs. V. r. Persons were in
Montpelior last Monday.-Mr. and Mrs,
Hood were In Wolcott last Sunday.
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MARSHFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green are in town
Mrs Nellie Haskins is in burlington at
the Mary Fletcher hospital to undergo
an operation for appcndicitis.-S Swerd-
fegcr and family are in camp at their
cottage at Greensboro pond--The town
tax bills are now in the hands Of the
town treasurer. A discount of four per
cent. will he allowed on taxes paid with
in 10 days from July 1st. The Mansfield
Lodge. No. 1g7, |. O. O. F. wish to extend
their thanks To the public for their kind
assistance during the district union
Miss Grace Wooster and Josephine Mute
are at home for their vacation from
Northnell. Mass.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Charlie Christy is moving back TO
his farm-Grace Coolidge has returned
from St. Johnsbury having graduated
from that academy .--Webster Laird has
finished his school and returned to Barre
where he has work in a restaurant. -
Mr. and Mrs. Rawson Sabin are visiting
in Williamstown.-Henry Town has rent
ed the Spencer cottage and has gasoline
launch on the lake,-H. NJ. Blake is at
home from Goddard Seminary.-Jack
Gravelin and family are spending the
week at Donahue's cottage.-Walter Clark
is working for Frank Batchelder.
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WATERBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w, ]. Redmond cele-
brated the 18th anniversary Of their we'd
ding Saturday by inviting number of
their friends to an old-fashioned "Quitin'
Bee" Supper was served on the lawn
Misses Wallace and Sherwin presided at
the punch bowl. and Misses Leland. Tor
rey, Redmond and Grout at the refresh
ment table. A slight token of regard was
left and all departed declaring that Mr..
and Mrs. Redmond were the most de-
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IMPROVEMENT SHOWN.
New England Crops in Fairly Good
Condition Now.

Boston, June 24.-The weekly crop bulle-
tin OF the New England section Of the
climate and crop service of the weather
bureau says:
The weather of the week past has prac-
tically repetition of that which prevailed
the week preceding, and was notable for
exceptionally low temperatures, excessive
cloudness. and, in some sections abnor-
mally heavy rainfall. Some correspon-
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
Wsrd. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which Is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from go to LOCO lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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ing the winter in Island Pond with Mr..
and Mrs. Il. ]. Bagy, has opened her
house here and will remain for time.
Miss Blanche Lachanco of White River
Junction is at home for the summer.
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no DISPOSE OF AT ONCE-Modern in
terror camera and outfit, background
and accessories. A rare chance for IA
beginner or branch studio. For par
ticulars call at G. A. Barber's store be-
tween June "A and July 8. 5l,w2t.
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NOTICE how little ii costs to tell tnou-
sands Of readers in many towns of YER
mont what sou have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertisr in the Free Press
and YOU will get replies to your adver-
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Another Garment in season
Just now is the Ladies Sweater,
the thing for picnics, outings,
camping, etc, all wool and fine
quality, special at $2.98.
Better grades at 1898 and
$3.50.
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Dress Goods Much Underpriced.

&c. ~ ' p p '"A
A inch Black Mohair 60c value special at 5Oc
ID inch Black Sian fine special per ward &c.
Fine Grade Ceam White Mohair, special at 45c.
All Wool Cream Abatross, value Soc special at 49c.
Plain or Corded Cream Nuns Yelling value 6 special 400
Remnants of all kinds of
or Children S Dress lengths.
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AND WHEELWRlGHT
SHOPS for sale located at New Haven
Mills, one of the best localities in the
State. Present owner has run shops for
thirty years. Reason for selling. poor
health. Not able to work now. For
terms apply to G.. a. Danforth Bristol.
VT. 7,sat, wed& wky, I'm.
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pptnters.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use this col
umn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisements
would be read by many possible buyers
21,Wtt
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

DR.. Frank Allport has been chosen
professor of opthalmology and otology
in the Northwestern University medical
Sch'oi' al CHi'aso'
The Rev. William Prentice bearing,
dean of the faculty Of the oakland.
Gnd), City College, has been promoted
to the presidency or the institution.
All the bishops of the province of New
York will attend the comforting Of the
pollium on Archbishop Farley, in New
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HE CATCHES IT.
TIME LIMITED.

Chufch-Wil horses and wagons be al
lowed in the subway?
Gotham-No; not after it's covered up
Y0nkers Statesman.