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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
TREATY RATIFIED.
Panama Canal Agreement Now Sign
ed and Scaled.

ma CunaI agreement NOW sIsn-
ed and Sealed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2E-Secretary
Hay and M. Philippe Bunau-Varilla,
the Panamanian minister to the Unit
cd States, at 1880 o'clock exchanged
ratiiications of the Panama canal trea-
ty at the state department. AT 11:3O
the president signed the proclamation
putting the treaty into effect.
From the state department Minister
Bunau-y arilla, with the exchange copy
Of tie treaty under his arm, drove TO
the cable office and rendered his res
IEnation as minister from Panama at
Washington to the president OF the re-
public in the following cablegram:
''Tshe exchange of Qualifications Of the
Ifeat4 has nov taken place; thus finish
ing the accomplishment Of my duty to-
Hafd the republic Of Panama. ! re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
NoTTUE.

Public Notice is hereby given that the
Council Of the City OF Perth Amboy will
meet at the Council Chamberin the City
Hall ct hslf past eight O'clock in the
evening on Monday The It'll day OF March
next to receive sealed bids and proposals.
for furnishing all the labor and materials
and building and erecting two Firellouses
in said city, ono On Rector street near
Smith street, and one ON Davidson avenue
south Of Smith street, PIaus and speci.
ications may be seen at the City Clerks
oiiiue at the City Hall. Tile successful
bidder or bidders will be requiredlto give
4 fond In the sum offfteen hundred do.-
lars with two suritieF, acceptable to The
Council conditioned for the faithful per-
formance OF each contracf-Each bid
must be accompanied BY d certified check
In the sum OF one hundred dollars drawn
to the order ofthe City Treasurer, which
sill be forfeited il the successful bidder
shall fail TO sign the contract and give the
required security.
5l03.2 25.e.o.d to Mar. I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
Importnnt JAP. al Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-Three
important Japanese arrived here On the
Coptic from Yokohama. One is Hero
mich Shugio of Tokyo, Japanese com
missioner to the st. Louis fair; anoth-
er is Eki Hioki, first secretary of the
Japanese legation at Washington, and
the third is Il. Sakurai, collector of the
port Of Kobe, one of the most impor-
tant commercial cities of the empire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
Lootcd American shin.

ST. JOHNS. n. f., Feb. 2T. The
courts fped nine west coast fishermen
$50 to $100'each, with the alternative
of two to four months in Jail, for loot
ing the American schooner Fernwood.
from Massachusetts, which was crush
ed in the ice foe off the seaboard a
left their ship and Travelled to land
over the ice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27

LIMA, Peru, Feb. 27.-Advices from
La Paz. Bolivia, that the
traditional treasure of the meas has
been discovered at Challacatta. 1t
amounts to $1S,000,0OO. The discover
ers are of various nationalities and
are now quarreling over the treasure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
The First Years S SEss

The First Years SGss
Is interesting; to the public, to see
how it will be conducted; 10 the
owner, to see how they will be re-
ceived. From the amount of work
\ done we have come to. the conolu.
sion that the public is satisfied
4 that it has had value received,
and appreciates fair dealing and
courteous treatment. Soliciting a
continuance of your patronage
along these lines, we remain, yours
respectfully, LUPUoN & BUSHNELL, +
Granite aud Marble Dealers, New
Brunswick Ave. Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
DIVIDENDS.
T inst National Bank of Perth Amboy N.
NO. a.

semi annual dividend ottwo rer cent. q
rpr share has been declared y tfe Board OF
Dr. ectors, payable March list, 70 s'ockholders of
record at the C osa of bus ness February 18th
1904. Trans er books sill be cS sed from Febru,.
airy 18th to March 2nd 10 4, inclusive
HARRY COWARD, Cashier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27

More than 300.O . people in Massa-
chusetts are dependent upon the cotton
mills for their living.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
LOTSI LOTSl

n LOTSI LOTS LOTSI
Only lots 50xt50 on High street. 10 lots 35x130 with 30 ct. aney) on Kear
ney avenue, aid lots west Of Stale street oft the Westminster tract will be put IL the
market at present. Kenney avenue will be graded, severed, curbed, sidewalk
laid and lots leveHed ready 20 build on. If you want a lot in this beautiful part Of
the city here is your only chance. Prices aef fright and terms to suit. That's all
about that.
A new trolley line is not needed to sell our lots "a block on Lowre
Cornell. Newell and Groom streets, butts trolley will likely come soon aud natural
Nv pass OF oue Of above mentioned streets Property only 2or3 blocks rm new
school house Nc. g. Water and sewer to property OF both Lowne and Newell SITS.
Prices aer right About a week ago a man Wen out to look around with the inten-
ton of buymg two lots he came back and said; Holm give me four lots, the loa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
Amboy to Move?

Not Sc that any not even dare TO propose to remove or thriving city. But VIC
dare to say that our good city will move forward-and more sc than any previous
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-27
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS

Mar. 1-Package Party, First Hebrew
Ladies' Benevolent Society,
e Wilder Hall.
Mar. 3-Masquerade- ball, Working
mems S. and D. Benefit
Fund, Wilder Hall, l
Mar. 3-Beneft Ball, for needy
widow, Grand Central
Palace. &c ;
May 4, 5-Bazaar, st. Stephens DAN
ish Lutheran church.
Mar. 10-Epworth League entertain
ment, Simpson M e. church,
Mar. 19-Grand Ball, Benefit Hospi-
tai, Fredia Lodge SO D. S. S..
Mar. 22-Ball, Young Ladies Circle
Club, Wilder Hall.
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WON BY A SHUTTER.
Plunger Tries to Bet on Losing Horse
But Bookie Misunderstands Him.


Suffering the only infirmlty that be-
sets Paul Lasch, young Louisville man
who is something of a plunger. was the
means last week Of winning him s. 500 anG
saving him 800. He wanted TO bet on
Alice LLOYD In the second race but ne
didn't get to do it, The rush on the book
makers was at its heaviest.
The opening betting against Mary
Lasca IN the same race was to J. Lasch
caught BoOkmaker Ed AIVeEs eye ana
began TO stutter. He wanted to bet sllJ
ON Alice Lloyd Alvey looked aprealingly
to the man next in the rush. IS no said
"He IS trying 20 bet s409 on Mary Lasea, i
believe"
Without questioning Alvey handed out a.
ticket for So 200 Lasch tried TO protest
but his tongue failed him and he was
forced on Tie could hear, bat he Couldn {
talk He knew the wrong ticket had been
given 10 him. but the bookmaker had the
money, and he had the ticket, so thus il
stood.
There must be fate in this" he fig
ured IN the one minute that was left
him to figure. The race was on. lt was
a mile dash, and Alice Lloyd was con-
splcuGCs Tor five furiougs. then she slowed
up. Mary Lasca was midway the bunch
III ten horses haif the distance. then she
began 10 show some speed. The stretch
was reached with Mary third and Alice
well I'm the rear. Lasch never lost faith
n bis fate theory Mary passed under the
wire a comparatively easy winner ana
Alice got 4n No. g.
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FIXING Up A GOLD
BASIS FOR PANAMA

Washington june a-United States
charge Lee. at Panama. has cabled Che
state department that the government
of Panama has consented 10 suspend
action upon the pending coinage legis-
lauOn until conference Is held I'm
Washington with d view To securing
a system similar to that prevailing In
the Philippines Assistant Secretary
LOOMS and Minister John Barrett were
in conference today respecting the pro-
jected conference and the minister also
conferred with Secretary Tart and
William Nelson Cromwell. Mr.. LOOMS
afterWaTd telegTaphed To MessTs ArIas
and Morales. the Panama commission
ers now in New York. asking them to
come TO Washington ana TO bring vita
them Senior Obaldia, the new Panama
minister. who has just arrived in New
York. I'm order that the conference may
be held at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
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Perry Rioters Cheer wildly.

Up to the announcement of the ballot
the convention preserved fairly good
order but when 1T was read that Mr..
Peery had been elected. there was a
wild scene, cheers being given for him.
When he could hear himself talk.
Judge Powers rose from dress circle
seat and moved that The nomination
be made unanimous. saying that good
fight like that never harris the Demo
cratic party. that there was no hard
feeling on his part. Three cheers ana
tiger were then given for Judge Pow
eTs, followed by cries for AR. Peery
lie refused TO take the sisse standing
SD q chair in the dress ciscle fn tha
center Of the rear aI the house. When
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OUTLOOK GOOD IN SEVENTH.
Democrats Expect to Elect Erickson
and Cherry.

Delegates from the Seventh judicial
district declare that there is the best
kind of chance for them to elect FeTd
Erickson Judge and j. w. Cherry dis
trict attorney. These two were nom
mated at a convention held i'm Salt
Lake Wednesday evening. There were
only two candidates at the finish i'm the
race for district attorney Mr.. Cherry
and A. NJ. Truman. the former being
from Manti and the latter from Hunt
ingtOn. Their struggle was a spirited
one. but at no time was IL bitter, which
is evidenced by the fact that Mr.. Tru-
man moved that the nomination Of Mr..
Cherry be made unanimous and de-
olsred his intention TO work for the
success of the ticket.
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Committee on Permanent organiza-
ton and Order Of Business.

Beaver. G. H. Fennemore; Box Elder.
j. d. Call; Cache. j. B. Allen; carbon. J.
w. Bowman; Davis John Fisher Emery
A. NJ Truman Grand. +. IS. Hammond;
Juab, c. F. Spiilman; Willard, Joshua
Greenwood, Morgan. Richard Frye hcn.
J. H. Weston: Salt Lake w. Ia Daie'
San. Juan. George A. Adams, sanpete- j.
p. Christensen; summit, RAY Brlm, Too
eIe. Hammond; Uintah, Mrs. Mary Ost-
Ter; Utah. Sam A King; WasaIch, Ala-
Weber Henry W Civilians.
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OPENING OF CONVENTION.
Temporary Chairman 7. D. Johnson
Makes an Address.

State Chairman Cannon called the
convention 20 order at lO;45 and invlt-
ed the following 20 occupy seats on the
stage B. H Roberts, David Evans. j.
II. M0yie. Fisher Harris, H. p. Hen
dersOn, Moses Thatcher. s. r. Thur
man, d. II. Peery r. W Young J. L.
Rawhns, w il. King. o. W. Powers,
w NJ. Roylance.
All but two or three were present
and appeared on the stage. ON mo-
ton of Joseph II. Cohen of Salt Lake,
the name Of John z. Game was added
to the list
Tillman D. johnson of Weber county,
temporary chairman of the convention.
was introduced and spoke for about
twenty minutes. Mr.. johnson empha-
sized the Importance of the convention
and the important work the delegation
would have TO do There would be no
trouble, he said ian finding good men
to represent Utah at St. Louis. The
Democrats all over the country, he
said. are laying aside their differences,
and he asked this convention to pledge
itself TO unity Of action.
we find here in Utah" he said,
"oHe leading member of the Republic
an party who has been made a repre-
sentative of the state at Washington,
and has in a public speech conceded
EaOoraCy."
Wen concede the balance." inter
jected delegate. yes, Wen concede
the balance" agreed MIR. Johnson.
Criticism for Roosevelt.
Reference to the Republican dissen-
sious in Wisconsin Illinois and Utah
were made. DisClaiming any intention
to criticise the Office of president Mr..
johnson said it was proper to criticise
the man who occupies the position,
not with the dignity and honor the
place deserves.
In the present occupant of the pres
idential chair we have a man who sets
I his within above the law he said; a
man who believes his judgment is bet
ter than the combined judgment of the
great legislative bodies of the United
/ States: a man who makes men grown
/ gray in the service of the Republican
party stand and tremble in his pres
/ encei a man who calls himself the hero
! of san Juan hill when he was not at
! san Juan hill at all
'"The self-constituted apostle of re-
/ form. who had associated himself with
/ Addicks of Delaware, who had
! snubbed a great man of war grown
! grav i'm the service of his country. who
had jumped an army doctor over the
I heads of older and better officers be
] cause of personal friendship; that Mr.
ohnson said. was the personality of the
man who viii be the candidate Of the
/ Republican party. a personality that
provides ample and sufficient reasons
for the election of Democratic presi-
dent with the apostle of reform
preaching honesty iu Office and the de-
partments of the government reekne
It is time to turn the rascals out and
/ put honest men in charge.
I'VE have adopted a policy OF world
power" he said "snd are now seeking
/ 10 project ourselves into matters thai
do not concern as, trying TO get thC
best of every little international dis
pute that comes up
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GOLD BRICK STOLEN.

Detroit Bartender Under Arrest on
Suspicion.
Detroit, Mich. June Edward De-
Laney, bartender is under arrest
and the police say that he is suspected
Of connection with the theft of a gold
brick, valued at so 600. from the Pa
ciflc Express ComDany's office lon the
Union depot of this city q year ago.
Captain Mcdonnell of the detective de-
partment has telegraphed the president
of the Pacific Express company ask
ing him to come here without delay.
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Az ORDINANCE CREATING SIDE
walk district No. go
Be IT, ordained by the city council or
salt Lake City. Utah.
Section That the following slqeWal&
district is hereby created and establlsnea
in said city. tO-WiL. Sidewalk district
side of Aberdeen street from Second W est
street to Third west street.
Section This ordinance shall take eli
feet upon approval
Passed By the city council Of Salt Lake
City. Utah, May Is, 1904 and referred 10
the mayor for his approval. -
j. s. CRITCHLOW
City Recorder,
Approved this 20tb day Of May, 1893.
RICHARD Z. MORRIS
Mayor.
state of Utah, City and County Of salt
Lakes.
I. ). S. CritchIOw. city recorder Of salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the abOVe and foregoing IS a Iuli. true d4d
correct copy of an ordinance entitled, AN
ordinance creating sidewalk district no.
SO. passed by the city council OF salt
Lake City Utah, May is 19o4. and ap-
proved by the mayor May 20 1893, as ap-
pears of record in my Office.
Ia witness whereof I nave mere
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaI) corporate seal OF said city this
21st day of May 1903.
]. s. CRITCHLOWs .
City Recorder.
Bill No. IS.
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- IEItehslI d Whealing.

Aside from it's use to promote health
ful exercise. the bicycle has been chiefly
valuable as one OF the greatest factors
John Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers II America, ifI a recent
speech.
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state of Utah. City and County or salt
Lakes
j. j. s. Critchiow. city recorder Of eaiL
Take Csitv T-fah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing IS "a fuIi. true q I'd
co rract COPY of an ordnance entitled An
ordinance confirming the dssessFneHJ
UDOn the property on the west side on
East Temple street from North Tempe
street TO First North street, ana on lie
west side Of Center street from FIRST
North street to Vine street In sl0eWaih
districts Nos. - 20 and =. for The con
sfructiOn of sidewalks. passed py Lh5
rffv council of Salt Lake City. Utah. May
1G 1904 and approved By the mayor May
20 1904 as appears of record in my office
In witness whereof. j have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaID corporate seal OF said city. this
21st day Of May. 1904
j. s. CRITEHLJW.t
City Recorder
Bill No. g.. Sidewalk extension No. 3d.
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Urges Against instructions

IN closing. mr. johnson urged that a
delegation go 20 st. Louis untram-
meied and minstructed, TO use it's
best judgment when il got there He
urged that an Democrats support the
candidate nominated and the platform
adopted. whether there is some word
we don't ike In II or not ln any
event.s he said est viii be ten thou
SAND times better Than the PLATFORM
the Republicans #5fl adopt az 81. Louis,
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Approved this 20th day of May, 1903.
RICHARD =. MORRIS
Mrr.-
an Ordinance.


AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING
district 10, 49,.
BE it ordained By the city council OF
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Section That the following paving
district is hereby created and established
in Salt Lake City. tO-Wit; Paving District
No 10 shall be and consist Of all that
portion Of Second South street lying be-
tween the west line Of Third East street
ana the west line or Ninth East street.
Section 2.-Ihis ordinance shah take ct-
feet upon approval
Passed by the city council Of Salt Lake
City, Utah May Is, 1904, and referred 10
the mayor fer his approval.
j. S. CRIICHLOW.
City Recorder.
Approved this 10Th DAY of May 1904
RICHARD j. MORRIS,
Mayor.
state of Utah, City and County Of Salt
Lakes.
I. j. S. CritchIow. city recorder Of salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing is full, true AZ
correct copy of an ordinance entitled. Ala
ordinance creating paving district Nc
49, passed by the city council of salt
Lake City,- Utah. May is, 1898, and APP
proved by the mayor May %, 1904, as APP
pears of record in my Office.
In witness whereof. [ have here
unto set my hand and attlSed the
TSeaI) corporate seal Of said city, this
21st dav OF 1faE 1901
j. S. CRITCHEOW.,
City Recorder
Bill no. g.
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he had thanked the convention for the
nomination an adjournment was taken.
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State Of Utah, city and County Of SAT-
An Ordinance.


AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment uDon che property Cu the
north side Of Fifth South street from
Second East street to Fourth East street,
IN sidewalk districts Nos. 20 and - for
the construction OF a cement sidewalk.
Be it ordained by the city council OF
Section THAT the assessment list
made by the city treasurer as corrected.
approved and completed los the board on
equalization and review heretofore duly
purpose Of the property abutting on the
north side of r5fth South street from
in sidewalk districts Nos. 70 and -. of Salt
Lake City for the purpose Of constructing
q cement sidewalk uDOn said portion OF
said street IS hereby confirmed. and the
assessments made and returned .n said
completed lists are hereby confirmed
Section 2--This ordinance shall take ef-
Passed by the city council of salt Lake
City. Utah. Nav rs, 1904 and referred 10
the mayor for his. approval
j. S. CRITCHLOW. y
Approved this 10Th day Of Mas 1904 ?
RICHARD p MORRIS.
Mayor.
state OF Utah. City and County Of salt
I. j. S. Crttchlow. city recorder OF salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above ana foregoing IS a fun true and
correct copy Or an ordinance entitled. "Au
ordnance confirming the assessment upon
the property ca the north SIDE of Fifth
South street from Second East street To-
Fourth East street. in sidewalk districts
Nos. 20 and % for the construction of q
cement sidewalk, passed by the city
council of Salt Lake City. Utah Nav IS
1904, and approved By the mayor Nav -,
1884 as appears Of record iu my office
IN witness whereof 7 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
leeal) corporate seal of said CITY this
Dist day OF May. 1904
j. S. tRITCifLOW
CITY Recorder
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an Ordinance.

An ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment upon the property ON th2 West
side of East Temple street from Norm
Temple street 10 First North street. ana
on the west side of Center street from
First North street 20 Vine street. ID slle-
walk districts Nos. ~ 20 and % Tor tAe
construction OF sidewalks
BE it ordained by the city council OF
salt Lake CITY. Utah
Section That the assessment llsL
made by the city treasurer ~ corrected.
approved and completed by the board or
equalization and review, heretofore GUY
appointed by the city council TOT LlaL
purpose( of the property abutJng on tne
west side of East Temple street from
North Temple street to First North street.
and on the west side of Center street
from FIRST North street TO Vine street.
fn sidewalk districts Mes ~ -J ana - Oh
Salt Lake City. for the purpose OF con-
structing sidewalks upon SAID portions oL
said streets is hereby confirmed, and lLe
assessments made and returned IN aal0
completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2-This ordinance shall take eI-
feet upon approval
Passed by the city council of salt Lake
CITY. Utah, May Is 1904, and referred TO
the mayor FOR his approval.
j. S. CRlTCHLDW-
Cts Recorder.
Approved this 10th day of MAY 1904
RICHARD II. MORRIS,
Mayor.
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e IOIOWII5 WeIe INe NVNIINII--'
Committee on Credentials.

Beaver Miss Vie Christian; Box Elder,
J. F. Hansen. Cache. George w Skid
more: Carbon J.. q. Hoffman; Davis.
Thomas Harris: Emery. William Howard
Grand. Shafer Juab, @. n. Whitmore;
Willard. N NJ. Melville; Morgan, j. a.
Rich; Piute. A. a. Wiser; Rich, q. NJ
Weston; Salt Lake. C.. n Jackson san
Juan. George A. Adams, SanpeJe. L. F.
Becker: Summit, Daniel Lambert, TOOele,
Beuniou: Uintah, J. T. Mcconnell; Utah.
II. r. Reynolds; Wasatch, Henry CluIfi
Washington, D. II. Morris Weber, George
~. Bake
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and this country viii be redeemed from
the outrage Of Republican misrule."
+. =. SorensOn Of Juab was made
temporary secretary Of the cOnVen-
ton. and committees We're named. A
recess until 2 O'Clock was taken. after
an amendment by country delegates to
have the time changed TO o'clock was
lost
The following were the committees.
rnr,r,i4taa on, CraaerfSaIe
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STALKING TROUT WIZ HORSES
0achine Cor. Inter-Ocean0

Gachine Cor. Inter-Ocean.)
Stalking trout with horses s blinds.
as the plains hunters of tie west staik
antelope, sounds peculiar at first. But
IL is a trick which an afternoons eX-
perience taught an old angler to his
profit.
Where he lives the streams are too
deep to wade and run through an open
country. The fish have been taught by
many years experience to be exceed
ingly cautious The only way TO get
them is by fishing from the bank face
ing the sun. and then with "a long line
and rod, casting from a good distance
back from the water and judging OF
the strikes by the sense of feeling.
one day be noticed little bunch Of
ponies standing at the edge Of the
brook. cooling their feet BY cautious
management he contrived to gain a
footing close to them and made a cast
from there.
The fish rose spiendidly and he got
a couple of Ealf-pOunders. By bribing
two of the dociIe horses with biscuits
he CHANGED to have in his pocket he
persuaded them 10 remain long enough
for him 90 get half a dozen. which
seemed to be about ali the hole con-
tanned.
Next Used Sugar.
Tie next time ne went fishing he
took sugar and c0axed one Of the
horses to go along the bank with him.
Keeping close alongside. again he had
capital sport. Probably a cow would
have done just as well, for the point
OF the discovery seemed to lie about
fhe fact that the trout have learned
10 distinguish between men, their enc