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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-14
PeopIes Academy Faculty

With the closing of the last school
year in MorrisvilIe, Prof. W. A. Beebe
completed sixteen years as the head
of Peoples Academy, and to his un-
firing efforts and ability as an in
structor, is due largely the growth
and eminent prosperity of that in
stitution, which occupies an enviable
position among the preparatory
schools of the state. Morrisville is to
be congratulated upon retaining such
an able educator at the head of Peo-
Piles Academy. The School Directors
have secured the entire force ofteach-
ers for another year, both in the
Academy and Graded Schools.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Convention at
Fair InterfereS

on account Of the fact that the
American Medical association Is
golnE to hold Is annual convention
during the Portland exposition. be
ginning July II. the King County
and State Medical societies will
probably abandon the scheme TO
hold a tuberculosis exhibition In
this city.
This appeared 10 be the sense Of
the mem hers Of the KIM County
Medical society At the meeting Of
the body last night Ihasmuch ~
the tuberculosis problem Is TO be
thoroughly discussed NJ Portland u
vas not thought advisable 20 at
tempt to 60 into the subject here
also.
Several Of the physicians Of this
city viii take an active part In the
Portland convention. and they DO
not think they will have the time 10
devote to an exhibition a. IL
city. Such an exhibition as ~
planned may be held next year.
however.
The subject Is regarded as very
important and medical men are
anxious 20 have persons educated
10 the point where they will guard
themselves and others against the
attacks Of the Insldi0us disease.
The climate OF Washington is
rather conducive 20 the develop
ment Of consumption. " said DR.. La
zelle. city baeterioiogist, Tuesday
morning. IT Is 20 damp and chilly
that Il 10 easy 10 catch coughs and
colds. which lead 10 consumption.
Tuberculosis r. very prevalent here.
but the board OF health Is at dis
advantage in dealing with H. Many
physicians do not report cases OF
consumption 70 the board. Public
sentiment will not tolerate the
quarantlning OF consumptive per
sons. Tho board. however. keeps as
good surveillance over consumption
cases as possible and whore death
occurs has the premises fumlEaied.
persons suspected Of having
tuberculosis are examined by the
board. and II upon examination OF
their aputum they are found 20 be
affected, they are Immediately
placed under Surveillance and given
instructions how to take care Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
PtRSIANS TO
Be Of PORTED

Five Chaldeans. who arrived In
Seattle on the Nippon Yusen Kalsha
eompany's Kauagawa Maru last
Friday. were ordered deported by
the local immigration officials on
Tuesday morning
The peruians came 10 Seattle via
Turkey and Japan. Il was their
purpose TO collect subscriptions os-
tenslbly for the benefit OF their re-
Iigion. according 20 statements made
by the men before the board OF spe-
eial inquiry at the immigration Of
ficcs.
on being examined, they were
found 60 be absolutely without
funds, intending 60 live on the pro-
coods OF their collecting tour in this
country. According 10 the immigra-
ton law regarding foreign aliens,
the men could only be classed as
paupers and were accordingly or
dorod deported by the board.
The findings OF the board win be
at once forwarded to Washington for
approval. II the decision OF the To-
cal board Is sustained, the men viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Cupid Joins Little Brown
Hands of Cute Japanese

CARRIED IN a black bruatcioth suit ~
faultisss cut. with immaculate tic
and nhltt bosom Al hts heels fFot-
ted japanese minister aud the Wit
ueHNHN
Forth 70 msst them battered the
bride IN her dainty sandals. with
both hands oufutfetchsd from the
loose folds % her biz kiEuoua sleeves.
The immigration officials left OF
the fsd taps - duty for the moment
and smiled An interpreter Jalnea
thr hands % tbs two. and the Jap.
ausna minister did the rest
A waiting earriaEs uhifisd away
Win Ar and Afra wooyrnAha. who
left Sunday morning for the East
aud mha after June Il wilt be a.
home 90 their friends IN their 40 =
York home.
The ne~iy married pair have a
ueat Income. and Niu d. deal Of
entertaining
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themselves
The fearful ravaKes Of eonmmp-
ton are indicated BY the report OF
the health board Of New York for
the last week 81 May az recorded
Ia the American Medical Journal.
During that week 40 eases Of
tuberculosis we're reported 10 the
board There were 1855 deaths from
that cause There were &c deaths
from dlphtheria: ~ from acarle,
fever az from cerebro-splual men
nights. and from typhoid fever
This means that there were only
$50 deaths from diphthoria. searlet
fever. typhoid and meningitis As
compared with f65 from tuber-
culUHiR
In Chicago. during the same
week. the number OF deaths from
consumption vas 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

given up. All trace 81 the fleeing
wife and fugitive had vanished
Tuesday Cooper reached Seattle
and stated 20 n Star man that hs
believed thar they we're In this
city
Mrs. Cooper leaves two small chill.
drcu behind n + said that Gtli 4
heavily involved In debt ~ Sam.
mRmlah and throughout the coun.
tryslde Cooper thlnks his wife ID
not to be blamed IN the matter and
has asked for a complaint against
Gill
sometimes I think II IL best foi
me 20 80 back home and take care
Of the children and then ! feel a. II
| Wonld like 70 place that man be.
hind the bars TOT breaking up my
home. stated the hoaftbroken mat
a. he turned his back on the police
clerk and despondentY left the sta.
ition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
II ARR:
BURNED

The work Of burning the unsaul-
tary hhaeka ia the city Was begun
Tuesday morning by the board Of
health The torch was applied 90
IL vile dwellings southeast Of Mo-
rams shipyafd. Damage Co sur
rounding buildings was prevented
b. the fire department.
The destruction q the scores Of
other Hhaeka on the Handspit and
other portions u the tide flats where
fills are confirming staKnant pools
Of water and making conditions un-
sanitary. vii take place within
month.
The board decided Monday night
% also inspect the shaehs along the
waterfront from Pike street TO Dem
ny way most OF which are In a
filthy condition and should be fu1ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

a factor In the trade. foreign YES.
sells. and not American. will reap
tho golden harvest, according to the
opinion OF men well veraed Ia ship
pins
Foreign vessels, by reason Of the
subsidies given them By their re
speetive governments. are enabled
TO undeFbid the American by fully
80 per cent.
An example Of this was afforded
by the resent contracts for the
transportation OF lumber for the
construction OF the Panama canal.
which the foreign vessels secured.
owing % the fact that they wcru
able 70 underbid the American.
it Is also predicted by local
steamshipmen that the same con
tingencles will arise when the great
scramble for the Oriental trade
commences.
Where the American shipper Is
going e. Sc off AZ ] cannot see. s'
said l. n Gray. OF the firm OF /
H. Gray a Co. The Oriental trade
will Increase more than loo per cent
In my opinion as soon as peace Is
established between Japan and
Russia The country will necd al
kinds OF material FOR purpose Of re
construction 20 say nothing Of the
food stuffa which viii be shipped
across the Pacific
]. u. Trenholm. secretary % The
/ Northwestern steamship company
agreed With other steamshlpmen
that the outlook Tor a considerable
increase In the Oriental trade would
/ follow the cessation OF hostilitiss
According 90 affairs az they exist
az the present time. e would appear
a. though the companies now en-.
gAxrd in Otiental traffic have about
all they can attend 90. he said
-and u aesms as though more ton.
mage weuld have to b. brought e
bear before sufficient freight &C.
Communications could be secured
Charles A. Peabody. president n
the Alaska Steamship company
also conceded that tonnage would
BE- IN great demand The Nippon
Yuagn kaisha company will. nc
doubt. secure the bulk OF the trade.
be stated. as they have the greatest
fiet % merchant vessels on the high
! seas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
BULLS WE'RE
SCARED

There was a general furry In the
stock market Tuesday morning
when tho report was received al the
offices Of Downing. Hopkins q Co.
Ia the Alaska building. that Nicho-
las. c1ar of Russia. had been as
sAsssnatsd.
The report caused q dropping off
% from one 10 one and a quarter
poiata. and there Was some tall
ucrasnhllng among the local apecula-
tors % recover.
AmalHamated Copper Was affect.
cd more By the report than any
other stock on the board. Closing
Moniay ~ 81. IL opened steady
Tuesday morning bat the report II
the death q the Russian emperor
was hardly out before ~ went down
three points IN iesA time than IL
takes 20 tell.
The notice had hardly been post
cd before some 20 or 70 apecuihtors
who we're watching the board at
the tins. grabbed their hats and
were off Ike = shot 10 spread the
news broadcast. In five minutes the
telephone central at Downing Hop
Sins was the busiest person Seat
tle has seen FOR some time. Tele-
phone messages came pouring In ~
the offices for 4 full hour without
interruption.
Tho bears Immediately saw VI
sluua OF a golden harvest. and the
orders 10 sell came In thirk aud
fact On the other hand. the bulls
werr paving and stamping the
sronnd IN 4 frenzy ~ they watched
their chances 81 a sweiled bank ae-
count for the day dwindiinE away
ID a desperate attempt 70 stop
the break IN the market the bulls
sent out telegram after telegram 70
all parts OF the country with a
vieN 20 having a denial Of the re-
port asnt IN before the closing Of
the market Ia this they were un-
sueeensfnl. and the bears wound
up the day VITA a glad smile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

"a. establishment 81 peace be
- Russia and Japan NIL pre-
80 an intricate problem 10 the se-
~ SAIppins man.
resrv prominent shipper In the
~ armly believes that rs soon a.
- ,resent hoslilitios have been
s,,.,sht 10 q close and the trend OF
- 0rest will turn toward the fur
,s.,rent OF commerce. that the cx.
-. trsde between Seattle and the
assst vii Increase fully 100 pet
1n.rlean shippers In seattle real
a. fact that they have To con-
- With The handicap brought
~, through the lack Of ship
msssty for vessels flying the Amer
faa flag
ralowlng this comes the question
,fths attitude oi the Japanese ship
- concerns and the stand which
~ will take Nhen e comes TO a
s~fsoa o. securing tho contracts
\ ,Ae outward bound freight from
satsla
AS rseoEnlEed BY every shipper
\ thls section OF the country that
l. Nlpean Yusea Kaisha company
Ae.as the supremacy OF the mer-
art marine service on the Pacific
eozs. should the Nippon Yusen
K.ssha company desire To hog the
tsss 4 could throw q flast " fes-
Is on the trans-Pacifie route
sAkh woald render al competition
q ire part OF the American 9
.Niex
n Il conceded. according 70 the
eseeasuS Of opinion Of the differ
~ s;eamshinmen Of Seattle. that
a. companies now engaged In
rzzsporting freight across the Pa
Aa< have al they can 90 at the
rese1t time
TAis means that II theY would
extend with outside companies IN
n Aiiempt to secure trade they
Esszd have q charter ships ffCm
sre other company.
Teo steamshiptuen also contend
a. sailing vessels will fiEare FAth.
3 ruminentiy in the freight traf.
A. They state that should this
nnfnailY occur. II would mean d
lss1rous blow 10 American ship.
wnsTA
Il the sailing vessel proves 70 b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
I'LL FORGIVE WIFE, But
THE MAN MUST SUFFER"
HEART. BROKEN HUSBAND SEARCHES SEATTLE FOR ERRlNe
sPousE-RunAwAY COUPLE CHASED FoR MILES ~ FARM.
HRs AND MILL HANos-ARg IN THIS CITY

4 want You 60 find nay wife and
the man that robbed my home
said j W. Cooper. 81 sammamish
At police headquarters Tuesday az
teFnuon.
Somewhere IN THIS city. according
"a Cooper. the neducer and the
faiihless woman are In hidtng
Cooper told thu police that john
ON. with son speeches snd praises.
Won the affections Of his wife Mon
day n letter from 0ill was inter
eeptcd By Cooper II laid bare the
plans 81 the intended seduction
The answer from the woman also
fell into C0operu hands
In some way the two learned
that the husband had discovered
their relations and hurriediy left
the little town.
For five miles farmers. mill hands
and iaborera chased the srriuN eoa-
pie At Redmond the chase was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

cupid completed neat job on
Saturday afternoon.
uy ehoo-ehoa train. over a stretch
Of asee miles. up hili and doNu dale
a. ths Wy frpm SeW Nufs city.
came 8apusg we'll dressed poiits
little Mr. k.iHa wueyenaka. whase
styiishlg engraved cards bear the
address ~zstez West 18th street
And over the waves Is the mon
uter ocean liner kauaHawa Mara AL
the way from Toxic. Japan. over
ata0 miles % water. came aemure,
almond eyed. siikeu klmanaed ntiie
Mlsn ftsno Y. lmukai. AGED ~. FUN
Of romanes and blaHhiuK plnk an
der the clear brown skin ~ her pref
tiiy rounded cheeks. a. intsreHtiuK a
June bride - might be found la any
land.
Up the Eank plank Of the Kama
Eawa Maru trotted the bridegroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Two Little Sisters
MysteriousIy Lost

Where are Nellie and Laura An
drewa. the little daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. s, r Andrews. 800 Sixth
Nellie. ~. and Laura. S. left home
Monday morning and have not been
heard OF BY their distracted parents
since.
The two little girls went 20 school
Monday morning and. after an hour
in their school room. asked 20 be
excused
Mamma IL very sick" they said.
We have 10 20 home
They we're excused and started
down the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. June G.
Floods and storms IN Wisconsin
last night and today caused Il loss
of a million. Twenty streets in
Fond du Lac are under water. The
loss a $4,000
The big dam at sheboyan falls
Was swept away. carrying a house
and barns down with a. Streams
u water are running over the town
three feet deep. All trains are
stalled Several are reported
drowned al Newton and the town
is isolated Trains Of the entire
state are delayed
The dams went out az neon today
az waldo and Bingham. end the en-
Tire corn crop Of the state IL ruined.
except Ia the high places. The dam
aye II growing every hour The
floods have caused loss 81 1900
each AZ Beioit and sheboyEan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

The juvenile court law went into
effect on Tuesday morning. but the
King county court cannot open until
Thursday OF Friday. as several de-
tails must yet be agreed upon bv
the county commissioners and the
superior court judges. and on ac-
count Of the absence Of County
comuiisal9ner Abrams ln the eouu :
try. a meeting Tor the purpose can
not be held untll Thursday.
An application for trial under
the truancy law Of John Christian.
10. was filed Tuesday morning. The
truant viii be diahed up with the
firss batch Of youthful offenders set
before Judge F'ratsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

Since then no trace has been seen
o. them. and the parents fear that
they have either been kidnappd or
that some harm has befailen them.
Nellie wore light blue sailor
suit. a black cape and a red Tam
o'Shanter.
Laura. the younger, was dressed
in dark blue. and wore 4 coat but
no hat. Her hair was worn down to
her shoulders.
Both girls are exceptionally
bright and pretty children.
Andrews is employed ct the city
water office.
The police have been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

from the United States government.
Capt. Oberilu ~ Carter was also
implicated in the affair.
The two men fled 70 Canada q few
years ago ard have been fighting
extfadition through the aid % fam.
Gus attorneys ever since. The Unit
ed States government has spent sew
eral fortunes In an attempt % bring
the tWo fugiliyfs 10 justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
FRIEND "H0OKED"
The CHANGE

A warrant IL out for the arrea,
Of J y Lilly. who forgot to return
go in change which Proprietor
Nels Nelson. Of the Minnesota bar,
sent him out for Monday.
II wouldn't have thought 30
much about the matter II Lilly wns
not a personal friend OF mine"
said Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. June
1.-Two boys were swept Off the
bridge and drowned during last
nights storm. Curtis reports a
eyclonic storm did 500. 00o damage
Two people we're killed and 10 in
iured The Lnihefan church and IS
houses we're wrecked. Severe losses
are reported from Sheboyan. Poyn-
cite. Portage and Barron. Many
towns are cut off from communica-
tian with the outside world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Naughty Dog Spells Gown:
Woman Sues for $4,000

~. ,as seattle, Rent0n & Southern
r1a.,sAy company may have TO pay
80 aanages 70 Mrs r II. West
~ ~ because q a NANCY. IN
Y, Frstehed little dog
~. - +. X Weetcott's suit for
II. amount Is being heard before
80, -. Morris The fair plaintiff
mar she was damaged 1900
- go y reason 81 public humlIla-
", m nsrrous strain and the rulna-
VI 10 eNn, a ~ pettlcoat,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Card Cherub'
to Face New Tribunal

Habeie Goss. ia years old. blue
'ysa and a. innocent looking aa a
sssrss or a Christmas card but
.s4ast whose name a charge Of
slsEiary Is entered on 1ailef oscar
Nisss big bloiier viii probably be
~ q ne first cases with which the
- iuTeHiie court viii deal when it
a'shs On Thursday Or Friday Of this
rssk
fys or six pals % young Goas.
y hardeHsd youngsters under H..
~ BOZ held IN the King county
~ pendinK trial on the same
,asfgs. and Judge Frater VIII have
y bands fun during the first week
q ne nv court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

a pair Of sllken hose and a pair OF
KID gloves The dog. the plaintiff
says. was allowed 10 ride on a car
I'm which she had taken a seat. and
that without restrain by the con
dnctcr the dog ran IN between her
and the seat ahead. beamlrching her
garments with disgusting filth.
Plaintiff also alleges that che
was derided BY the conductor and
gripman Of the car when she com
planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
FIRST JOBS or
SEAT1LEITES

NY ttrst sob was carrying mes
aaRea Tor the old Atlantic Pacific
Telegraph company. IN Dies Moinen.
Iowa worked At this In the sum
msr while I vas EuinE 10 school"
ROfsLlN V. ANKENY.
Cashier Puget Sound National
Hark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
|. 0. 6. 7. IN
SESSION

The annual convention OF the In
dependent Order Of Good Templars
OF King. kltsap aud jefferson
counties convened in the I. O. G. r.
hall in Fremont Tuesday morning
An oratorical contest for a silver
medal will take place Tuesday even
ing Wednesday officers will be
elected. and A ". Blaine. past
grand chief templar Of Michigan.
will deliver an address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

BERLIN. June e.--it IL reported
on the nourse that the czar has
been assasslnated II IL said a pri-
vate telegram 60 this effect was
received By the Mendelsohnns.
bankers Of the Russian govern
ment
Memberships deny receiving a
telegram regarding the asaassina-
ton OF the czar. The report ia not
confirmed from other sources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
CAYNOR AND GREEN
MUST RETURN TO u. S.

MONTREAL Quebec. June s.
cemnissioner Lafoniaine this
noFning gave his decision In the
aae q GaynoF and Green. commit
ma the two men for sntFadition.
hs ordered them TO iail TO await the
Esssal Of United States officers
Gaxnor and Green ere charged
~ having stolen an immense sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

While in a bad drunken humor
John Reynolds assaulted Thomas
Larkln in the Great Northern sa-
loon Monday afternoon. Both men
were arrested by Patrolman Cam
eron. who overheard the racket.
Reynolds paid $40 and costs for the
vicious assault, Larkin stated that
Reynolds came up to him in the
saloon, remarhng Your name is
Larkin, amt e? Well. you're
cheap scab.' Without further ado,
Larkin says. Reynolds knocked him
down with a stiff right and left to
the nose and eye. lie still bore
the marks of the conflict when he
took the witness stand Tuesday
morning in Justice Davis court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
DEMOCRAT WON

PORTLAND. June 6-By a plur-
atty Of 1881. Or. Harry Lane. DEM
Oerat. was elected mayor OF Port
land. defeating the republican in
oumbent. George II. Williams.
All the city officials, including
the county. are republican except
ono democrat and one independent
ward eouneilmeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

PARIS. June s--The Temps. the
semi official organ. this afternoon
prints the following from ST
Petersburg 1t IL learned from an
authoritative source that Hnani-
nous effort Of the ministers a. di-
rected toward peace. and they hope
they wlll succeed shortly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
AND DIPS"
RIDE IN PATROL.

City Detectives Wappenstein,
Barbee and Tenant raided a den
OF race track ''toutsn and so-called
Jockeys Monday night. The detect
ives say that they are a bad bunch
II pickpockets and follow the races
for the express purpose OF touch
ing frequeniers OF the track.
Charles Riley. NJ Sullivan.
Charles Lynch and James Campbell
were all given a little ride In the
hurry-un wagon. The detectives
spotted them az the track and ar
rested them after they came into
the city. James Campbell, they
say. is professional pickpocket
and has been in this city before
His picture adorns many local
rogue galleries. Henry Swerringer
was also arrested about the same
time His wife, a noted piekpoeket,
Is being watched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

BOSTON. Juno 6.-The supreme
court today decided 10 consider the
exceptions 20 the verdict which
found Charles L. Tucker guilty OF
the murder Of Mabel Page. Tucker
VIII probably get a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
SAME OLD
STORY

CHICAGO. June THE execu-
tive board Of teamstetF met ct the
nrixgB' house this morning and be-
gan a conference With a view TO
finding way 10 end the strike. II
Is FepOried that a committee viii
be- appointed 10 wait on the en-
pioyera
q peaee committee was appointed
lasf night by the teamsters' JOINT
committee TO meet the State street
merchants today IN an effort to ef-
feet individual agreements.
Tonight the truck drivers meet
10 vote on the question OF Rrbitra=
ton. Depending on this decision
IL n possible increase in tho mum Der
Of men on strike by e.00o In view
OF the announcement OF Attorney
Mayer for the employers. that they
will have no dealing With a atrik-
ers' committee unless clothed with
full power 20 make agreements with
employers In general, there Is little
hope entertained AZ present that the
peace moves will succeed
The Transfers executive board
this afternoon decided 10 appoint
a committee 20 wait on the depart
ment store managers in an en-
deavor 20 effect a settlement with
individual concerns. In this way
the tsamaters may break the solid
ranks Of the employers.