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New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Election Notice.

TwENTy-FrFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Contnued
within East Tventy-nnth Fourth avenue East
Tuenty-srcond street and Fifth avenue ,s ~.
The Twenty Election District IS oouhueu "
and within East TNTenysecond street, Fourth H'eos:
East seventh street. Lexington aFe'ue' 40
Twenty -trat street and Fifth avenue .y -,
The yNVanrv-eghth Election District Is bounced W
.,d vritb Fast Thirtieth street Fourth avenue East
--hrty- -lrtt street Lexington avenue East !"eIls
seventh street Fourth avenue East Tgenty-nnth se'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
TwENrY-srxrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded BY and t Tthlh
arst street and Lexington avenue ,.,,-
The Second Election District is o oouna T East Ninety
East Ninety-seventh street Third ] avenue --0
The Election District Is poaI ee East Ninety
East Niueyeighth street Madison ast %inety-sixth
sfrssi ssZs4'a ana i'1sis fffh aTeaus TSenHs.'"
The Fourth Election District is bounded oy ] ana East
S5re,ynInth street Third avenue. East Ninety
street and Park avenue -, u,.h,r
l1'rentb c%sI S street ard Madison ~
The Sixth Election District is bounded by an ana 1ne wl1
East One Hundred and Second stree MAo onue Fast
i5ast Hundred and First street Park fst Sney
eighth street and Fifth avenue. ,..,
The Seventh Election District is bounded by ana WITHIN
F3asI on Hundred Third street Madison a'eEs Is
Hundred and Fourth stree 17, F avenue East
one Hur5red and second and Fifth avenue
The s Election an9 PTiSf EEb Is t2ee Madison
East Hundred and Fifth stree!. , @ Avenue East
one Hundred and Third street and Fifth avenue.
The Nuth Election District is bounded & by aae ana ~ Eng
Hundred and EFhh & sdst stree and Madison avenue
The Ts,tb Election District bounded by and within
rssr on Hundred and seventh street; la tak
t3e+ On Hundred and Sixth street and Fltth avenue
III. Tgayer,b Election District is bounded BY and and
within East one Hundred and Ninth street MaqsqR Psq
avenue East Hundred ana Eighth street , I4fth
avenue East One Hundred and Seventh street anu mn
avenue, 49,,
The Twelfth Election District is bounded oy ANU S
within one Hundred and Tenth stTee Madison
Eac ne
nue Fast one Hundred and Ninth street anu r'''"
-
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded ,a by and
sttn I5ast one Hundred and Twelfth street I5
svn-Ie East Hundred and Eleventh street Iat.S
a,enue East Hundred and Tenth street ana Ti1''
,,a Fourteenth Election District is bounded bY any
vr,tEfn Fast one Hundred and Thirteenth street. 5aI
vsTe Fnst one Hundred and Eleventh street
s,-enUe Fast one Hundred and Twelfth street ana
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded - anu
,ftffn -st ore Hundred Fifteenth street
areeue East Hundred and Thirteenth street anu
TIE sixteenth Election District is bounded by & ana
,vitF,0 Fest one Hundred and Fifteenth street
atenus EAST one Hundred and Thirteenth street ana
Tn seTenteenh Election District is bounded by & ana
aIe-tIs East one and Fifteenth street anu
re rg glsenth Election District is bounded oy anu anu
Within 3st one Hundred Eighteenth street Maulso
syenue East one Hundred and sixteenth street anu
1S,a Nineeenth Election District is bounded by anG
v5ffn Eaet one Hundred and Eighteenth street. faI1
avenue East one Hundred and sixteenth street anu
Madison avenue ,-,-5,5
within East one Hundred and Nineteenth street RANK
arenue East one Hundred and Eighteenth street ana
Fifth avenue. ,,,--.-. - ,,o,,,5as b,, and
i,t,5, r-ss- one Hundred Twentieth street PARK
avenue East Hundred and Nineteenth street anu
Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
KING AS 4 BULLFIGHTER.

October : 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
STATE II. H. MEETS.
amendments to Byla5cs adopted and
Committee Named.

Details were given out yesterday OF the meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the New York State
Automobile Association, held the clubhouse OF
the Automobile Club OF America Friday The
directors present were Emerson Brooks. New
York; A. H Knoll, Buffalo; F. H Elliott. Syracuse:
y. n. Pierce. Binghamton L. H. Babcock. Nor
wich; II. S. Woodwork. Rochester: o. a. Quayle.
Albany; c. D. Hakes. Albany: s. c. Tallman, Au-
burn. and II. I. Rose. Geneva Secretary A. B.
Tucker, New York Motor Club; Secretary II. S
Bentley, Rochester Automobile Club; Secretary S.
OF the American Automo5iIe Asseciation' were
Amendments TO the bylaws adopted pro-
line with the policy recently started by the Amer1
can Automobile Association. The office OF secTe-
tary-treasurer has been separated owing 10 the
election 10 the secretaryshp OF the American Auto
present Secretary y-treasurer Mr. Eiliott rendered
his resignation TO take eject on February !
c. y. Hakes, secretary OF the Albany Automobile
Club, was thereupon elected secretary. and y. NJ.
FieIoe; @ secIstaTy OF the snaIn,Lon 6utomo6,s
nounced the appointment OF Robert Lee Morren. OF
mittee. who is authorized to appoint the members
mittee was appointed by President QuayIe: n NJ
Pierce, Bnghamton, F. J. Cox. Albany, and A. II.
Professor Charles Thaddeus Terry spoke on lesfs-
lattve matters. and suggested that the stand pat
association be continued. President Quayle an
rectors in the American Automobile Associa ton,
representing the state association: W. IL Hotch-
Vanderbilt jr. New york: A. O. Batcheider. New
York: A. r. Pardington, Brooklyn: S. B. Stevens
Rome; O. A. Quayle. Albany n NJ. Pierce, Bing-
hamton. and II. s. Woodwork Rochester.
Judge William H Hotchkss, OF Buffalo, presi-
dent-elect OF the American Automobile Association
addressed the directors briefly outlining pros
pective policy and asking the support and co-opera-
ton OF the state association. whose work he was
familiar with. having been its executive for two
years
President Quayle appointed the following esis-
latiye committee Chairman, O A. Quayle Albany
Charles T. Terry and W. ". Niles. New York; S.
r. Stevens. Rome. y. Y; X. II. Johnston. u. H.
Morris and A. q. Batchelder New York Robert
Steele. Albany; A. Schwalbach, Brooklyn. NJ
Van Auken, Utica. II. ". Smith. Syracuse; II. S
Woodwork. Rochester: II. A Meldrum. Buffalo. c.
". Bowen. Auburn: y. NJ. Pierce, Binghsmpton
II. A. Schoonmaker. ElmrR: L. II. Babcock, Nor
wich. I. g. De Cant. Watertown, J. b. McMurrich
OsWego. II J. Rose, Geneva: &. A. Schultz, New
Brighton. Staten Island. George Fobes, Oean and
+. " Haskell, Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
ARRANGE STATE CHESS TOURNAMENT
Lasker Wins Majority of Games in Simul-
taneous Exhibition.

A meeting OF the executive committee OF the New
York State Chess Association held IN the chess
room OF Professor Isaac L. Rice yesterday 10 COM
plete arrangements for the annual tournament to
be played Lincolns Birthday in n hall OF the
Reisenweber Hotel, in this city. Harold NJ Phil
lips. II. Helms and II. CasseIi chairman. were
named committee to make any additional ar
rangementS. Mr.. Casseu also authorized TO
open negotiations with a steamship company 10
range for the annual midsummer meeting TO be held
board a ship plying between Charlotte the port
OF Rochester and Quebec
Marshall will complete his tour OF New England
to-day and viii then have time TO make the final
arrangements for the championship match with
LAsker next Saturday II said yesterday that
OF the six games In the metropolitan district
will be played IN Brooklyn under the auspices OF
the local club.
Champion Lasker gave a highly successful stimuli
taneous exhibition at the Manhattan Chess Club
on Thursday evening. over a hundred chess play
ers being present He played on thirty-three
boards and won twenty-nine games. lost two 70
l. &. Meyer and G. Il. Ramsdel respectively and
drew two with Dr. Whitman and H. Rosenfed,
respectively A rapid transit tourney Is announced
for Thurs lay.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
TO INVADE ENGLAND.
University of Pennsylvania to Send
Cricket Team abroad.

In addition TO sending a crack team TO England
to compete in the Olympic games that are to be
held in London in the summer Of lsOs the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania has decided to invade
England this summer ana will send a team OF
cr4cketers 10 play series OF games with the great
public schools and colleges there. Plans have been
formulated and Provost Harrison has already had
acceptances from Rugby. Harrow, Clifton. Chelten-
nam, Marlborough, Shrewsbury, Charterhouse
Repton Haileybury and Bootham while it is hoped
10 add 10 this list Eton, Winchester and the uni
burgh.
The arrangement Of the schedule is in the hands
or {. W. AlCock. secretary OF the Surrey Cricket
Clun Who mas usually made the arrangements for
a visiting American team. The eleven will leave
here about June Z and play the frst game on June
"a continuing with three games week until
ly the end OF August
The project of sending the team abroad is con-
sidered rather large undertaking Pennsylvania
mas a good team, compared with other colleges in
this country but whether II will prove sufficiently
strong TO cope successfully with the great schools
or England where the game is so firmly estab-
lished. remains 10 be seen.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
TRICK ON GAMBLERS.
Mr.. Jerome Got Voluntary State
ment He Can Use as Evidence.

District Attorney jerome said yesterday that
he had played "con game on certain gamblers
to get statements from them which he could use
later as evidence
Il hope those amiabIe gentlemen. some Of
whom / know he said. won't think It best To
give me any trouble. If they are real nice. III
be nice. II they are looking for fight they'll get
1t. and great deal more 1t may be disagree
able for me to do this. I recall that some time
in my Office. and they told me good many
things as to who were their partners. names OF
game keepers. and names OF their employees
"They thought they were being examined un-
der the provisions of the Dowling bill. which
provides for immunity to witnesses. but they
were not. The statements taken at that time
by me can be used by me if they show fight
Then. those who gave you information were
mistaken about their rights at the time?"
81 admit that there was something of con
game about getting their statements at that
time" replied Mr.. Jerome. Il have every rea-
son 10 believe that these fellows will not show
fight or demand a hearing before the grand
jury
Diamond Dan" O'Rourke, who keeps place
In Park Row. sent word TO Mr.. Jerome that he
hoped the bill TO stop gambling on horses would
go through Mr. O'Rourke said he had been
playing the races all his life and lost every dol
lar.
The Rev. DR.. E. B. Sanford. general secretary
of the National Federation Of Churches and
Christian Workers. called at Mr. Jerome's office
and assured him Of the united support OF his
organization in his efforts to repeal the Percy
Gray law. DIR. Sanford said a large company
had been enlisted to appear at the hearing in
Albany. including representatives Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, which has $4,000
members in this state and 10000 of them voters
and Of Christian EndeavOr societies
Heretofore" said Mr. Jerome. THE churches
and religious societies have not exercised their
influence in an ethical question Of this kind and
working together as they now are, they will &C
cOmpltsh great good.
III the bill is not reported out OF the COM
mittee." he added 1T will be up TO the Repub-
lcan party In possession at Albany. as the Re
pubLcans have majority Of the committee and
majority of the House and Senate
The District Attorney said he had no desire 10
enter into a controversy with DR.. Slicer over the
comment Of the latter. that In the event OF the
passage Of the betting bill it would simply mean
prohibiting betting at the tracks and would turn
racing over TO the gamblers.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Sir Clubs Elected to associate Mem
berShip an L. S. e.. Il.

Belated returns concerning the annual meeting
Of the United States Golf Association in Chicago
an account Of which published in yesterday s
Tribune, show that number Of clubs We're
elected 10 associate membership. These were the
Deal Golf and Country Club, the Atlanta Golf Club.
the Homewood Country Club, the Glen Echo Coun-
try Club. the Calumet Country Club and the Rock
Island Arsenal Golf Club
The election Of the Atlanta club marks the first
addition 30 the associate ranks from Organiza-
Tion in the South. This is the clIb where Alec
Smith, the open champion. is located for The win
The fact that the club AT Deal has also gradu-
ated from the allied ranks is indica ton that IL
will make a bid for OF the national tourna-
ments at no distant date.
designations were received from the following
allied members: The Richmond HilI Golf Club the
Lake Zurich Golf Club, the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club and the Freeport Golf Club.
The West gained point In having passed an
amendment to the bylaws which provides that the
annual meeting shall be held in Chicago every third
year.
The Glen Ridge Golf Club organized for the
ing season last night and elected the following off,
President, David H. Standish; vce-presIdent,
Fritz Iindenmeye-; secretary. Robert II. Thomson;
Elliott Z. Merrick; financial secretary,
william B. COlson, captain, Robert Mitchell; chair
of committee. Eugene l. X. CadmuS;
chairman house committee, David H Standish:
chairman tournament committee. +. W. Congdon.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

f. D. Shurmer of the ROYAL Motor Car Com
nany stated that the business transacted by his
company at the show had beer more than salts
factory and much greater than was anticipated
He reports retail sales made by his New YORK
agent OF Sl5O0G and total sales at the show, bOth
wholesale and retail of $35IO0O. In addition there
were many sales made at the show by agents from
Western territory their own customers IhuS
the San Francisco agent sold four cars VT,
8 D. Walden. sales manager of the Packard
Motor Car Company. said that he was not IN as
good a position as TO discuss the commercial
status of the show account OF the fact Inat the
Packard company has had no cars 10 sell Tor sew
eral months Mr.. WaldOn said: we came 20 the
show merely be represented. ana 20 extend
whatever courtesy might be possible 10 our
friends
A. S lie Vino. sales manager of the Ajax-Grieo
Tire Company has contracted TO equip hve cars
with Ajax detachable rims and tires for the lSs
Vanderbilt Cup elimination trials.
Although numbered among the recent members
Of the licensed association. the impression created
Mt the show by the Corbn Motor Vehicle Corpora
ton, of New Britain, Coma. was decidedly favor
able and Its exhibit attracted more than ordinary
interest II included a polished chassis. which
proved an attraction because OF the unusual and
perfect workmanship apparent in every detail; the
regular touring car designated Model II, and
a handsome Limousine. mounted on the same style
OF chassis. The local branch recently ,Scor-
pcrated as the Corbn Motor Vehicle Corporation
of New York and after February I will be located
in much more cOmmOdious quarters az No IA 10
20 West 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
BOY KILLED PLAYING WITH SLED.
Ministers Son Fell Under Wheels of Wagon
TO Which He Wanted TO Hitch.

Stephen Moore. six years old. son OF tho
Rev. Franklin :. Moore. pastor OF ST Mary's
Episcopal Church. 1920 street and Alexander
avenue, was run over yesterday by a heavy
truck and almost instantly killed. The driver
OF the truck WardeH Fields. OF No. ssS East
122d street. was locked up IN the Alexander ave-
nue. police station a technical charge %
homicide.
The boy. with his two brothers. Leonard and
Kirl4by. went out early N the afternoon TO play
with a sled which had been present to them
at Christmas time They tried 20 hitch on 70,
FHeldss wagon. but were warned away BY him
Little Stephen running beside the truck.
which was laden with pianos. when he feel d.
rectly under the wheels He died before medical
aid came.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
RACING At NEU, ORLEANS.
Charlie Eastman Equals Record for
Fire and Half Furl0ngS.

New Orleans. Jan. 19-CharIie Eastman. at
10 20 l. won the r. E, Lee Handicap al city
Park to-day in the fast time of 90 l-5 for five
and half furlongs. This equals the American
record for the distance on a circular track
which covered the distance I'm the same time a
few days ago, odds-on favorite but was
beaten a length
Juggler won the King Cotton Stakes. beating
Alma Dufour two lengths.
The summaries follow:
First tone m a sixteenth)-sea Salt "a
Garner 10 O. won; Heart of Hyactnth AUSTIN
10 TO !. second; CurNis III IF Ine, % TO l. Third
Time AN Eve Greene. Bell the cat Bitter Hand
Economy King Ellsworth, King Of the Valley Lena !
Frank F1esher, Mr. Scott. Vestryman and Royal Palm
second race (steeplechase. handicap course,-
(Fueston1 IL 10 g. second Dawson 14e mckinney II
l. third Time 3:59tS. Aues. Plea. Little Wary
Harlequin Gould and ARABIC also
Third three fuTlongsy-Molle Monrose 40 &C.
SWAIN 10 won. Foster. 40 CTroxer). 10 l.
Time Letohatchie. Princess sue. Lady Hapsburg
Prince Bowling Dandy Dancer. Lady DE Oro lattice
Catherine F.. BeTnardino Carasco and lasamada also
Fourth race king Cotton Stakes one mre)-'JuggIer
TO B. second: sGild 9S q Hennessy , . third Time
1:30b. tJohn Carroll also occupied tCouped
MISUNDERSTANDING Eastman Il3 ,IIoydp. 10 10 l. Won
cGll9guy io5 Garner 70 10 second Fantastic, %
Breeze Dustin. De ORC. Frebrand and ToboggRn also
Sixth tsix furlongsl-Campaigner. 107 u Hen
nessyl. G. TO l. won; Bertmont lo4 9Hustis!, 10 L.
second; spion. loS q5oydl; = TO l. third Time.
Tres Joli Miss Jewell. starita Billy vertrees
Seventh race tselling; one and one-elghth miles,
Granada. 100 (Garnerb. 10 J. won: Goldic l09 -
dS & o anrrsd Detgber "a Granla go
Ekin. Florizel and Rebounder also ran
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
DANIELS BEATEN IN HANDICAP.
swims Distance in Fast Time, However, in
Thirteenth Regiment Tank.

c. NJ Daniels the champion swimmer Of the New
York Athletic CluB. took part IN the swimming
meet held last night at the 18th Regiment Armory.
Brooklyn. under the auspices OF the athletic asso-
citation OF the regiment.
Daniels. who entered in the 1OO-yard handi-
cap swan the distance from scratch in 81 2-5 Sec
onds but failed TO win. After this he gave ex-
hfbitiOns OF the crawl" the overland" the
back and the 'trudgeon'' strokes. l.. Mackenzie,
the swimming instructor OF the regiment then
gave an exhibition of diving
l.. De B. Handley of the New York Athletic
Club with a handicap of 10 seconds. won the 100
ward race. in l minute II Is seconds. The 18th
Regiment teem the 2G0-yRrd relay race. with
the 22d and list regiment teams. The summaries
follow
Sixty-yard swim (handicap)-WOn by +. J. Vain
wright Company E (lO secondsl; J. J. Erwig. Com
pany F 12 seconds) second; r. Kurka, Company Z
40 secondsl. third. Time. O:42ss
one hundred yards ChandicaP)-won by Lide r.
HandIey. York Athletic Club tlb seconds. G
schnitt College of City OF New York go seconds sec
,udsl third. Time, l:l4K
Fifty-yard swim (for college novcesl--Won by Wood
Abbey Princeton Universty Q ?. Rails. Princeton,
second schmitt. College of the city OF New York
hundred reIay-won by the 18th Regimen,
team: 2Zd Regiment. second: list Regiment. third
Time. e:3sis
sy,or otbxr sports see pages 10 ane LII ..-ls-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
RABID DOG NOT POPULAR ON TRAIN.
Rye SehOolmaster Brought Him to Town in
New Haven Baggage Car.

Chuck a prize Irish terrier belonging 20 A. D.
AyrauIt who owns HeathcOte Hall. has lately
bitten three children and spaniel He also
frothed at the mouth and acted in other unpleasant
ways so Mr. Ayrault decided yesterday 70 take him
70 a dog hospital find out II he was suffering
from rabies. He chose the baggage OF New
Haven train as his cOnveyance. and the tralnmen
displayed an Indifference to the suterings OF dumb
animals that surprised him. They left the pair
severely alone all the way down.
The children bitten attend the school. and
Mr. Ayraults young Rabies has been preva-
lent lately. and the whole OF Westchest-r County
is QuaranflnCd. al uumuZzed dogs being shot -
deputies OF the State Board OF Agriculture
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
WANT THE HARTFORD SENT HERE.

Washington. Jan. 19-Ths President was asked
to-day by a New York delegation OF representatives
in Congress and others to have the training ship
Hartford. Annapolis. assigned 10 New York
for the benefit of the New York Nautical School
The ship now in use there. the ST. Marys. is said
to he too small FOR the purpose for which she Is
used and some apprehension has been expressed
as to her seaworthiness in heavy weather. The
Hartford Admiral Farraguts flagship when
ne sailed into Mobile Harbor in the Civil War and
his son, Loyal Farragut, though not present to-
dav Joins In the request 10 have her sent TO New
York The vessel has accommodations for four
hundred men and has some modern guns The
President manifested much interest in the subject
and promised TO take the request under advise
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
President sullivan said yesterday:
KNOCKS WOMAN DOWN AND ESCAPES
Driver of Automobile Avoids Crowd Before
Arrival of Police.

After knocking down a woman at SSth street
and Amsterdam avenue last night, the driver OF
an automobile put full speed and got away
before the police arrived. crowd chased the
car several blocks, but could not catch it.
In crossing the avenue Mrs. Catherine Rice,
Of No. 215 West SSth street. failed TO the ap-
preaching car. and before she could step back
was struck and thrown to one side. In the ma
chine were two men. An ambulance was called
from the ]. Hood Wright Hospital. and Mrs.
Rice found 10 he suffering from decorations
about the head and cOntusions of the body.
She was taken to the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
ITALIAN FOUND MURDERED IN STREET

The body % an Italian. Salvatore Canale. OF No
e2s East q7th street. found badly cut. yester-
day morning IN front OF No. ali East l05th street
by Charles Mocchio. a milkman. Murders have
been committed with much frequency in this neigh
borhood I'm the last three years. Detective Sergeant
Petrosino said last night. He says that the dis
trct Is infested with gang OF desperate Sicians
The murdered mans wife said he left home at
o'clock on Friday night His relatives said he had
no enemies. He was in a saloon No. 22I
East g-th early Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
ITALIAN HELD FOR ALLEGED PEONAGE
lBy Telegraph TO The Tr.buns,l

Roanoke Va. Jan. 1a-Giovanni Sarull. tide
water railroad contractor working Roanoke
arrested to-day in Bedford County by United
States Marshal Ain a charge OF peonage. The
warrant was sworn cut by Ftlemone Seneca an
Italian banker OF Philadelphia who charges that
dozen Italian labOrers were held by Saruu against
their Will and that armed guard was placed
them. With orders TO shoot them IL they at
tempted get away.
Thomas Lee Moore United States District At
torney, with Offices here will prosecute the case
which has been set for January "a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
A. 4. u. YARNS SKATERS.
n. S. n. Mast Back Dozen or Parent
BOdy VIII assume Control.

After a conference of the officials of the ANA
teur Athletic Union, held yesterday. it was de-
cded TO inform the National Skating Association
that unless it at once rescinded the resolution
adopted at the meeting held on January Ii the
Amateur Athletic Union would cancel it's alli-
ance with the National Skating Association and
assume all control over amateur skaters ana
skating in the United States.
Chairman John ]. Dixon of the national reg
istration committee has instructed each mem
ber of the national registration committee OF
the Amateur Athletic Jzion 70 notify all skaters
in each district of tre Amateur Athletic Union
that should they compete in Montreal on Feb
ruary they will be disqualified by the Amateur
Athletic Union and the Canadian Amateur Ath-
letic Union.
President Sullivan said yesterday:
It's at just such times as this that the Anna
teur Athletic Union wants to show that IL
stands for clean. honest sport, and we will not
tolerate competition between professionals ana
amateurs in any branch of sport over which We
have Jurisdiction or of which we approve II
that's the kind of competition the National
Skating Association wants the sooner II loses
control Of skating the better it will be for all
concerned.