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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Mission
Apartments
2o2 NORTH BROADWAY.

2o2 NORTH BROADWAY.
Elegantly furnished housekeeping suites
and single rooms with private baths;
suites are composed of 2 and rooms; the
buffet kitchens are exceptionally large;
hot running water all day; steam heat
electricity free. Prices are right
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

WE CLEAN AND PRESS ANY SKIRT; NO
limit to pleats zoe; suits, S1.25; waists Toe
We call everywhere. MISSION DYE HOUSE,
Office 235 S. Hill. A4739; Main SS4l. u-l5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

MONEY MADE DAILY, AMI hEhALD
want ads help to make it. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants b-ls-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

THE NEW ACME OIL BURNER HAS PER-
feet combustion at all times; no SCOT or
smoke; easy to regulate; economical; no draft
required. Can be placed in any stove. Most
up to date burner because Of perfect control
Money back If not satisfactory. 2661 w PICO
ST. Home 73119; West TAI. 11-15-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES, Nov Il, 1908.
Time. Bar. ITher. Hum Wind. Vel. Weather
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

IF YOU HAVE $215O AND GOOD REFER
ence and really mean business and want
to go and join co-partnership with live,
energetic, trustworthy man In strictly up
to-date highly established genteel general
BROKERAGE renting all kinds properties
and general fire insurance business don't
let this rare chance to buy interest In
GOOD business slip you. See PHOENIX,
202 and 204 Grant building. l1-l573
roR sALE-THE BEST PAYING GRO
Gerry. feed and fuel store in the suburbs;
will clear 5000 per month; sickness only
reason for selling Take Watts car, get
OFF at Spalding and step right in the
store 11-15-1.
cAPTTAL FURNISHED INDUSTRIAL. MIN
ing. manufacturing, oil, gas and railway
stock and bond issues sold direct to investors
Commission basis. SAMUEL GRAHAM &
Co, selling brokers, Montreal, Canada.
1-l5-1
FOR LE-sNAP-cARPET WEAVING
business, established years; one Little
Daisy loom all complete and in perfect
working order; leaving on account Of sick
ness 2s12 MAIN ST.. Ocean Park. 11-15-1
FOR RENT-srORE ON SPRING STREET.
near Seconds elegant location for mems
shoe store or other specialties Call a.
ticket office 2i6 S. SPRING 11-15-1
FOR sALIe-REsTAURAN 4ss SOUTH
SPRING. Two-year lease. 1i-i5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
PIANOS

FoR SALE = OR RENT, cHICKERING
ments; rent So. s1O w 9Th. 11-14-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
WE BUY CL0THING-LADIES AND MEMS
street and evening wear highest prices
paid. S12 S. SPRING Main S5s7
lo-2e-m
FOR sALE-CHEAPEST FUEL IN CITY,
apricot pit shells - ton, delivered. Phone
SOUTH 1906. 11-16-S
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Agents
To purohass-RsaI Estats

W VANTED-BARGAIN IN 5o-FOor LOT,
SOC 10 $500 cash; give details and phone
ss24 MAPLE AVE. i1-15-i
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
A vast audience heard the candi-
date, filling porches, lawns and
streets surrounding the Taft resi-
dence and seeming not to mind in
tense heat.
Remembered His Relatives.

the Chamberlain Democrat says:
TON Greene, cousin of the late j.
M. Greene, arrived Tuesday eevning
from West Union, Iowa, to look af-
ter the property comprising the es-
tate. The safe in Mr.. Greene's room
was opened Tuesday evening in the
presence of County Judge E. l.. Dru-
ry, Clerk of Courts Morris Cligitt
and other interested parties. The
will was found and will be probated
in due time. 1t provides for the d.
vision of the estate, estimated at
from 100000 to $4,000. among
thirty or forty relatives, all the
known blood relatives of Mr.. Greene
his cousin, Tom Greene being desig-
mated as the executor. The will was
made in 1898, but codicil was
added last year by which five thous-
and dollars are to be set aside as
trust fund, the income from which is
to be spent for the relief of any
needy widows, orphans or old and
INDECENT people of Brule county.
The trustees of this fund which is
to be known as the ]. M. Greene re-
lief fund, are to be the officers elect
from time to time of the three Ma
sonic lodges in the city, the blue
lodge, the chapter and the knight
Templars."
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
RACE RESULTS IN DEATH.
milwaukee, Train Speeding to Save a
Life Kills Another.

10
Sioux City, July 29.-lWhile the
south bound Chicago, Milwaukee e
st. Paul train was stopped at Elk
Point Monday morning several Of
the passengers witnessed an acct
dent that will cost laborer his life.
On siding near the train a con-
struction gang were at work loading
bridge lumber on fiat car by means
OF derrick. One timber larger
than the others was raised and was
about to be swung over to the car
when the rope parted and the tim
Der came hurting to the ground,
striking Andrew Peters squareiy
and crushing him into the earth.
The mans condition was pronounced
hopeless unless skilled medical aid
could at once be had. The train
already delayed several minutes, was
held until the man could be placed
on board. Then began race with
death that terminated in the instan-
taneous death of another. The en-
gineer pulled wide the throttle and
when he came to the curve near the
approach to the Myrtle street cross
ing in Sioux City whistled but did
not slacken speed. Israel Alpero-
WITT, raspberry peddler, crossing
the track was struck, and hurled
twenty feet. and instantly killed, his
horse being also killed and his wa
gon demolished.
Andrew Peters has wife and SIX
small children. .s
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
RUSHING WORK AT LAND OFFICE
Every Effort Being Made to Com

Every Effort Being Made to Com
pletc the Lennon Records.
Everything is rush at the land Of
fee this week for every effort is be-
ing made to complete the copying
of the new records for the new land
office at Lennon, which opens on
Saturday.
Originally the orders came from
Washington for the local Office to
copy the records, but no provision
was made for an increase in the
help. Being already behind with
their own work, the clerks were not
able to-take up the Lennon records
at all. Then came an order toout
cn two extra clerks, but the work
went slow and not much progress
y as made.
Saturday night an order came to
put the six clerks in the land Office
TO work on the records and employ
all additional help needed to CONS
lplete the work by Friday night at
midnight. As result, Mox Poz-
nansky and Russell HALEY, who we're
Ilut on some time ago. and ]. ].
Hayes. Fred Webber, John Fall, Miss
Bertha Quiggle and Miss Alta Quig-
lyle are at work. Two or three more
will probably be put or.
e. The creation Of the Lennon land
office district takes Il 3s townships
IN Butte county; ont Of the Rapid
City land district and copies OF Ill
the records pertaining to any. 81
those lands have TO be COPIED here
I and sent Ia Lennon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
FUTURE CABINETS
FOR TAFT OR BRYAN
WASHINGTON SPECULATION AS
TO THE MEN TAFT OR BRYAN
WOULD APPOINT.
AGREED THAT ROOT WOULD
HEAD TAFT CABINET AND
HERMAN THE BRYAN.

Washington, July 29.-Washing-
ton political wiseacres are already
busily engaged in arranging cabi-
nets for Judge Taft and Colonel
Bryan. Scores of representations
are being made of the probable line
UP and batting order Of the disting-
uished men who will be called to
act as official advisers of the next
occupant of the White House.
In case of the election of Taft,
it is generally agreed that there will
be few vital changes. Elihu Root
is slated to retain the state portfolio
as long as he wants it, provided, Of
course, that the republicans continue
in control. George Won L. Meyer,
postmaster general in Roosevelt's
cabinet, will likely be advanced to
the treasury secretaryship. General
Luke Wright is certain to remain as
head of the war department under
the Taft regime. Frank B. Kellogg,
1t is thought, will be selected to sue
coed Attorney General Bonaparte.
while Frank H. Hitchcock will be
awarded with the office of postmas-
ter general. James Wilson, the per-
petual secretary Of agriculture, will
not be disturbed, and James A. Gar
field will continue as secretary of
the interior. Whether Metcalf will
be retained as secretary of the navy
and Straus as the secretary OF COM
merce and labor is matter of dis
agreement, some of the wisacres de-
claring that they will have to make
way for some of Taft's more indus
trious workers.
Doping out Bryan cabinet is, Of
course, more interesting, since 1t al
lows wider latitude of choice and
presents more elements of uncertain
ty. At the head of the list. as sec
rotary of state. most of the wise
ones place Judson Harmon, of Ohio.
A few think that Judge George Gray
of Delaware, would be chosen for
this important portfolio, but this
is not considered probable by those
acquainted with just the degree Of
friendship existing between the Ne
braskan and the Delaware jurist.
The Bryan cabinet, it is thought,
would be largely composed of west
erners, with only two or three east
ern and southern men included.
1t is likely, in the event that Bry-
an is elected, that his cabinet will
be substantially as follows:
Secretary of State-Judson Har-
mon of Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury-John
A. Johnson, of Minneapolis.
Secretary of War-1George Turn
er, of Washington.
Attorney General-William j.
Gaynor, of New York.
Postmaster General-Henry ID.
Clayton, of Alabama.
Secretary Of the Nayy-Theodore
A. Bell, of California.
Secretary Of the Interior-Thomas
M. Patterson, Of Colorado.
Secretary of Clark
Howell, of Georgia.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell, Of Illinois.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
Observation-Disclosures
A Very Creditable Entertainment
Which Should Have been

Better Patronized.
The entertainment held at Der
thick's Opera House Monday and
Tuesday of this week was very
creditable affair, and speaks we'll for
the executive ability of Mr.. Flukes,
of Chicago, who put the entertain
ment on.
The weather was so very warm
that people could not turn out as
they would have done if about all
their vitality had not been sapped by
the heat. The Butterfly and Fairy
drills by the little folks drew all
kinds of applause from the audien-
ces. Mrs. Geraldine Stannard sang a
difficult solo, and then the represen-
tation of the various business houses
in the city began. More than fifty
were represented by some one in
costume either as a stage picture,
scene or character gong. Space does
not permit of a detailed mention, as
1t would take at least two columns
to do them all Justice.
The drill at the last, participated
in by forty ladies, was a very beau
tiful one, and well performed. Fol.
lowing is the list of the business
houses represented and by whom:
First National Bank-aMrs. j. H.
Gale.
Chicago Milwaukee & st. p. Ry.-
Mrs. c. N. Laws.
Reeves Mercantile Co.-Mrs. Alice
McLearie.
Vic Swanson-aMrs. Chas. Owen.
Merchants Cafe-Miss Lena Pink
Central Pharmacy--Miss Mabel
Gum.
italian Girl "Rosita' Mrs. W. J.
Collins. 9
Jones 9 Co. Bakery Miss Edith
Thompson.
Mi : & Son, Coal Miss Mar
guerite Rich. So Nm Il
LANCE, the Diamond Man Mrs.
Ida Edwards. \;
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
COULD BE USED IN RAPID CITY
Mankato, Mimi, Boosters Club
Adopts Excellent Resolutions.

MankatO, Minn., Boosters Club
Adopts Excellent Resolutions.
Once upon time Rapid City had
a Booster club. the members of
which could very probably take no.
tice Of the ten planks adopted by
the Booster club of Mankato, Mimi,
which form a very interesting docu-
ment for local. advancement.
1t issgood readtng and everybody
can accept It's declarations, and act
on them at once, without waiting for
the election of any body or for the
formation of laws.
The spirit and purpose of the plat
form is as useful for Rapid City as it
is to the citizens of Mankato. If
every one follows out the principles
here enunciated. or makes an effort
to, there will be good natured pa
triots in every house in the city.
The meat of the document may be
stated in three words, ''Let us
Boost" but here are the particu-
lars:
1ilo k1OOBIGr fl8C1OTms
"On my word or honor. I here
and now declare. that so long as 1
am resident of this community it
will be my constant aim to boost it
all the time and every time.
Il ] will do what can for any
public work that has the good of the
community for its object.
q. 1 will submit to majority
rule, and won't knock and howl my
head of If things are not always
done my way.
8. I realize that If this commune
ty is good enough to make money
in, it is the proper place to spend
it in, especially If I ever want to see
it again. Therefore:
4. am resolved that will, buy
everything at home that can and
will never go any farther than nee
essary.
5. I will try to always say some
thing good about my town and my
people, or I'll keep my bazoo shut
excepting, of course, in the case of
a public nuisance.
s. That If called upon to furnish
something besides hot air that will
not take to the tall timber.
z. That the president OF the or
ganization will not have to take a
club and bull dog to get me out to
attend a meeting of the organization.
8. That will not try to graft
politics into this organization.
8. That will abide by the wishes
of the majority of the organization
if they wish to build an air line to
the moon. !.
10. That 1 will favor the home
merchants and manufacturers. first,
last and all the time
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
! u. G. Haines. Bee Hiye-Miss 1lda

u. c. Haines, Bee Hive-Miss Ida
Beranek.
Barton & Boyd Bros.-Miss Laura
Schuster.
C. w. Derr, Lumper-Miss Mary
Traut. ~
Rapid River Milling Co.-'Miss Eel
la Soule.
McNamara's Book store-Miss
Ruth Coursen.
w. McLennon. Tailor-N1iss Grace
MoLennon.
Bert B. Henderson-Miss Bertha
Chapman.
bennington County Bank-Gene-
We've Hartgering.
Matteson's Spanish Girl-Miss Lii
liam Watson.
G. e. Heavlin, Livery-Miss j.
Read.
G. A. Trowbridge-Miss Juliet
Mosier.
Chase's, Dry Goods-Mrs. B. Daw-
kins.
Black Hills Union-Miss Florence
Harvey.
Rapid City Implement Co.-Miss
Maggie Larsen.
little & Chapman, Grain-Miss
Gladys Chapman.
Miss Bertha Buck-Misses Bower.
Hartgering,
r. G, & U. w. Ry.-Miss Grace
Gooder
Security Savings Bank-Mrs.
Bessie Porterfeld.
R. c.. & u. w. Ry.-lMiss Frances
Hartgering.
!swander Grocery co.-Miss Maud
Sargent.
Rapid City Drug co.-Miss Clara
Voy. = .
II. Johnson's Ark-Miss Ella
Marshall. a
Rapid City Steam Laundry-Miss
Jessie Maxwell.
Just Because I'm From Mo.-Miss
Kate Watson.
DIR, G. e. LeMar-Mrs. H. Mccain.
Miss Quist.
G. o. McMain & Son, shoes-N1iss
Wanda Mccain.
Nebraska Telephone co.-Miss
Leora Ryan.
Gambrill & Day, Painters-Miss
Rachel Rudesell.
a. j. Mosier, Barber-Miss Fern
Kelley. : :
Eugene L. Bangs. Livery-Mlsg
Helen Coursen.
y. A. 'Behrens, Furniture-Mrs
Blanche Pence.
J. A.. G. siedenberg- winnt-
fred Gum.
Rugg Lumber & Coal co.-Mrs.
Weingoetz =
!, Mexican Girl MEXICO Mis-
Warren. - ss
tQuiggle's Photo Studio . Miss
Constance Hartgering.
Tom Sweeney, Clothinp mis-,
Ada Myenfieldt. -
Tom Seventy, Hardware-Miss
Frances Morris.
I'm oWenty, Hardware-lMiss
Constance Morris.
Tom Sweeney, Hardware--N1rs
Frank Miller. =
tdarney Hotel-jMiss Nina Post
me Holcomb Meat Market-gMiss
Linnie Keliher.
Black Hills Brok-"Beech Nut
Miss Maud Rudesell.
Rapid City Gas Light Co.-Miss
Lizzie Teller. -
Mccain's Realestate E curios-
Miss Anna Buchanan.
protection Tableau-Miss Buchan-
an, Mrs. Cosford.
, Elgin System Creamery co.-Migs
Lola Ellsworth. N''s
worth. LIS
Gate City Guide 4Ethel Farenkon.
Daily Journal-Miss Post.
Rapid City Electric Co.-Miss BIZ
chanan, Mrs. Cosford.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA JULY 81, 1908.

Lyman county was up from oacoma
this week looking after the dipping
tank west of town. Mr.. Marshall is
feeling rather good over the situa-
ton as far as the cattle of the coun-
ty are concerned. He says that the
tank in Kennebec is the only one
now in operation in Lyman county
and that the scab has been stamped
out in other parts of the county. He
feels confident that the quarantine
will be raised of Lyman county this
year,+Prajrie Sun.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
NORTHWESTERN CROP REPoRrs5
Grain Well Headed in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota. 81 ~

North and South Dakota.
st. Paul, MINI. Crop reports res
ceived at the railroad offices here give
en- out today show a marked im-
.provement in general conditions over
the entire northwest.
Favorable weather has prevailed
with the entire absence Of damaging
storms in any section the crops are
beyond danger of heat. 5tS s
All observances say grain is all
headed well and good size. These
reports cover territory In states Of.
Minnesota. North Dakota. and South
Dakota. & ssnS4lls Il
To harvest this crop officials es-ss
.timated will require 10000 more
men than are in the fields today and
of this number North Dakota needs
5000. South Dakota, 5000. Minne-.
sofa 1000. .ss ~ i'E ii I
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
SPEECH MAKING IN OCTOBER.
Will Be the Program as Mapped Out
BY BRYAN, Z

!
Lincoln, July pa close friend
of William Jennings Bryan today
revealed the information that the
latter has perfected plans for his
campaign tour. During the fore
part Of October he intends to remain
at his home, giving interviews and
preparing political articles and let
5ters. The latter part of the month
he will devote to speech making In
the central states. Today he is bus
lily engaged in studying the speech
of acceptance delivered at Cincinnati
yesterday by w. H. Taft, on the oc-s
casion Of the official announcement
of ibis nomination. But few callers
were received by the Commoner to-s
day. s.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
TAFT JOINS THE UNION.
Initiated as Member of Internationa
Steam ShOveIers e

Initiated as Member of International
Steam Shovelers.
Cincinnati, July 29.-At eleven
o'clock this morning w. H. Taft,
who was yesterday officially notified
of his nomination as the republican
presidential candidate, was initial
ed as member of the International
Steam Shovelers' union by interna-
tional officers of that order.
The ceremony was held at the resi-
idenceeof Taft's brother in this city.
He made brief speech to the mem
bers of the association who were
present, in which he referred to the
splendid work which has been and
is being done on the Isthmus OF
Panama. After lunch he received g
number of visitors from New York.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
Ends His Life.

Thomas u, Redlon, the we'll nown
Attorney of Lead. shot himself
through the head Monday morning.
Dependency over I'll health Is said
to be the cause.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
Mainstay and Holy Terror May Cone
sOlidate.

sOl1date.
According to word received from
I. r.. Griffith, who has been In the
east for several weeks In the inter
est of the Mainstay Mining COMPANY
there is a move on foot to consoli-
date the 'Mainstay and the Holy Ter
ror.
The word stated that the deal had
been carried as far as possible at
New York and that the further de-
tails of the consolidation would he
closed at Keystone. s .:335
Among those who are Interested
in the deal, and who will reach here
the Goth, are Frank s. Gray, T. r..
Griffith and w. w. Trimpi, together
with several others whose names we
did not learn.
sAll back Indebtedness against the
Mainstay will be settled in full, as
soon as Mr.. Trimpi arrives.
This consolidation will mean much
to the people Of keystone, for 1t will,
be the means of placing in operation
the mills, giving employment to-
many.-IRecorder.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
Governor: Cutler Quite.

Salt Lac City, Utah, July =
Governor John C. Cutler will not ];
seek to succeed himself 40 chief ex-
ecutive Of Utah. and the repub licanss
nomination will oubtless 60 to Unit
ed States Marshal illiam Spry.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
new YORK BANKERS
UNDER ARREST
TWO PROMINENT BROOKLYN
BANKERS CHARGED WITH
$4,000 DEFALcAT1oN.
MONEY WENT TO HoMEsTAKE
SOUTH EXTENSION MINING
Co, NEAR LEAD.
MONEY WENT TO HosiEsTAKE

New York, July 29.-The promi-
.aent Brooklynists, Edward E. But
Iton, until yesterday president OF the.
Engle Savings & Loan company, and
=rrederick H. Schroeder. until yes
~erday second yice-president Of the
anne institution, were arrested TODAY
liter being indicted on the charge
ii grand larceny. 4
Britton and Schroeder were ar
ia. sael before Judge Dixie who held
each to $4,000. There are three
indictments against each man.
They took approximately $4,000
cash from the company and used the
money to keep tie Homestake South.
Extension Mining company, South
Dakota concern, upon its feet. This
company was organized by BrittCas
and Schroeder about three years ago.
The arrest of the bankers follow
ed the grand jury indictments earlier
IN the day.
Lead, S. D., July 29.The Home
stake South Extension is located,
near this city. its shaft being loeat-
ed but 500 feet from the Ellison
shaft of the Homestake. The Home
stake South Extension is q very sug-
gestive proposition because It Is pre-
sumed that the great Homestake and
parallel lodes drift that way. Tbs
company is under the local manage
ment of Andrew H. Olson.
Edward E. Britton, the arrested
Brooklyn banker. Is well known
among the mining men here.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31

w. Marshall, cattle inspector fol
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-31
journal,
s ~ -, )

When you are told that
Rapid City has a boom with
mushroom attachment, deny
IT and insist that it's Just ..
natural. normal growth Tat
that has begun to sit ". and
notice-that's all. ,5i'-sss
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-27
RAILROADS WILL APPEAL.
Transcontinental Lines Will Take
Rate Case to Higher Court
Injunction Not Sought.

Seattle. July 25.-The railroads
serving the State of Washington will
carry the decision rendered on July
10 by the interstate commerce COM
mission, in the so-called rate cases, to
the higher courts. This announce
ment was made simultaneously yes
terday by l.. c. Gilman, representing
the Great Northern railway, and by
C. w. Bum, of st. Paul chief cOun-
sci for the Northern Pacific. Mr..
Bunn's announcement was made
through the office of Henry Blakely,
of Tacoma, general Western represen-
tative of the Northern Pacific rail
way.
The railroads will not ask for an
Injunction preventing the decision of
the interstate commerce commission
from going into effect. On the other
hand. the courts will be asked to Or
der a review of the litigation before
the interstate commerce commission,
basing their contention on the ground
that the rates promulgated by the
commission are unreasonably low.
Meanwhile, on August 3, the date
set by the interstate commerce COM
mission, the new rates will become
operative. and the rate question,
which has been stubbOrnly contested
since November /, 1907. will be set
tied so far as the lumbermen are con-
cerned.