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The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19
White Irish Dimities
Bethel.
THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.

THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.
 Miss Alice Cuff, stenographer of the E. A. Strout Farm agency, has been appointed notary public by Gov Lilley. Miss Cuff is said to be the second woman in the state to receive thls appointment.
 Dr Greens lecture here last week was on Civic Bacteriology," and he entranced his hearers this time even more than when he was here last year. In April he expects to sail for Japan, to gather material for lect- ure on "The Truth About Japan"
 Interesting exercises were held in the schools on Friday in commemor- ation of the tooth anniversary of Lincoin's birth.
 Rev S. R. Colladay, of the Berkeley Divinity school held service in St lnomas' church, which was declared vacant on February 1 by Bishop Brewster, Sunday morning, February IA. Rev MT Colladay was sent here by the bishop.
 The E. A. Strout Farm Agency sold, last week, the farm of w. E. Powell in Newtown to William Stevens of New York.
 l. F. Terry of East district. has just received a handsome six-cylinder Stevens-Duryea touring car. The car is fine one, and the only one of the kind in this vicinity.
 E. H. Glmbart, Ph. D., principal of the Norwalk High school, spoke in the Congregational church here last Friday evening, on Preparation for Life in the Public Schools"
 The new firm of Hurzeler & Day. ton, at 102 Center street opened Mon- day morning with tempting array of goods. Miss Grace Snlffen has taken a position as clerk.
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MRS ALMA ANNE WARNER.
At One Time AResident of NeWtown

The death of Mrs Alma Anne Warner, Monday, at her late resi-
 dence. corner North avenue and French street, removed one of the oldest residents from Bridgeport. Her death come unexpectedly, al- though she has been an invalid for the past two years. Her daughter, Mrs Emily w. Brown, lived with her, and cared for her and had min istered to her needs and left her in her room to rest in her chair, as she was unable to lie down, and in that position she passed away. Three years ago her husband, the late Henry A. Warner, was living and they celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, guests coming from far and near to help them do so. The aged husband passed away nearly two years ago. Mrs Warner was the last of 1U children and leaves to mourn her one son, George E., of Minneapolis, Minn.; two daughters, Mrg Brown and Mrs Addison Kings bury of South Coventry, and four grandchildren, a granddaughter and grandson in Minneapolis, where the latter is in business, and Dr Charles Robinson of Billerica, Mass, and Attorney Sylvester P. Robinson of Lexington, Mass. She was born in New Preston Hill of the town of Washington 84 years ago, tkedaugh- ter of Gideon and sallie Burr Taylor, and came down from a long line of Revolutionary stock. MT Warner was a native of RoYbury and they were married at her home ill New Preston, October 15, 1S45. They
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WAS MIXED OFTEN.

Some remarkable stories are being told about town and among the coun- try people coming in of this simple homemade mixture curing Rheuma- tism and Kidney trouble. Here is the recipe and directions for taking: Mix by shaking well in a bottle one half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Take as dose one teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime.
 No change need be made Tn your usual ddiet, but drink plenty of good ..-,--'-1. e-- e1s -.s~x
 - s' 'h' This mixture has a peculiar tonic effect upon the kidneys; cleansing the clogged-up pores of the eliminative tls- sues, forcing the kidneys to sift and strain ftom the blood the uric acid and other poisonous waste matter, overcoming Rheumatism, Bladddr and Urinary troubles in a short while.
 A druggist here who has had hun- dreds of calls for these ingredients since the first announcement in the newspapers last October stated that the people who once try it 1swear by it," especially those who have Urinary and Kidney trouble and suffer with Rheumatism.
 All the druggists in the neighbor- hood say they can supply the ingredi- ents, which are easily mixed at home There is said to be no better blood cleansing agent or system tonic known, and certainly none more harmless or simple to. use. .... '%
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How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be. lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
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Long Hill.
A SOCIAL EVENT.

Under the patronage of two of the ladies of Long Hill, Mrs Harry House and Mrs George Clark, there will be given in Staines' hall an entertain ment on Tuesday evening, February B, from to II o'clock. Plenty oi good music with dancing, whist in a separate room and other forms of amusement for the admission fee of 25e each.
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Rev o. o. Wright, Rev J. s. Haugh, MT and Mrs w. E. Ackley Miss Emily A. Bennett and Henrietta Judson took dinner with Mrs Mary Betts, last Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19

Miss Bessie Beers left on Wednes day for Natick, Mass, for weeks visit with her sister, Miss Jane F. Beers.
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Rev J. s. Haugh will preach in the Methodist church, next Sunday, and administer the sa,rament. A full attendance is desired.
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tis broke through the ice. last week, but were pulled out safely with no more serious results than a good wetting.
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Rev MT Patchen of Bridgeport i! expected to preach in the Methodis church on February 28.
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MT and Mrs Ezra J. Hall spent las Sunday in Bridgeport.
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Mrs Susan Hall is expected home this week.
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Announcements of Bethel Business
 Men.
Special Notice.

Having opened a harness shop near the cor ner of Chestnut and Center street am pre- repairing also all kinds of horse goods for sale. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Rode meyer, corner Center and Chestnut street, Bethel, Conn.
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West Cornwall.
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The 1TLn Qdnco In the successful series is to be held next Wednesday evening at Masonic hall. The club is already planning a St Patrick,s day dance which is to have several unique features.
 THE HARRISON--WArSWOR I'll
 WEDDING.
 Invitations are out for the mai riage of Miss Charlotte A. Harrison to Harry A. Wadsworth of Garretts. vile, D.. at the lone of her brother. John R. Harrison, on March Z.
 Master Leland E. Smith gave a valentine party to about 20 of his little friends, last Saturday after. noon.
 The infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Joseph Robinson has been gl:te sick and there have been at times doubts of her recovery. The child is somewhat better at present, but not out of danger. Much sympathy is felt for the parents.
 A good display of flags through the streets celebrated Lincoln's day and in the evening the young people held a memorial social.
 Rev Mir Fitch gave two Lincoln memorial sermons, Sunday.
 There was a very enjoyable dance at William A. Preston's op Friday evening of last week.
 Gertrude Sturges and verIon Cur
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Often The Kidneys Arc
 Weakened by 0Ver- Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re- sponsible for much sickness and dsuitering,
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Washington Feed & Supply Co.,,
 Dealers In Hay, Grain and all Kinds of Wheat and Corn Feeds.
Washington Depot, Conn.,, Feb, s, 1909.

To Our Customers and to the Public:
 We hereby respectfully inform you that the undersigned, who are the owners of the Washington Feed and Supply Co.,, have recently sold all our interest and good will in the said COG partnership to the Washington Sup- ply Co.,, incorporated, and that the transfer Is to take place April 1 1909. We take this opportunity to thank all who have favored Us with their patronage during the past sixteen wears and to assure you that I've bee eve the new concern will continue the business along the same and even broader lines than we have in the past and will be worthy of your confidence and patronage.
 While 1t Is true that each of .us has taken some stock in the new cons pany and will be identified in its man- agement, It Is. also true that the sale is bona fide transaction and that the affairs of the old company must be closed up by April lst.
 All persons indebted to the Wash- ington Feed & Supply Co. will please show their appreciation of the aecom- modation that we have extended to them in the past by promptly paying all bills at the office of said company.
 Yours respectfully,
 70. IAvERILL,
 C. C. FORD,
 P. q. SHELBY,
 E. MITCHELL.
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therefore, II kidney trouble is permitted to continue. serious re- suits are most likely to follow. Your other organs may need at. tention, but your kid. neys most, because they do most and should have attention first. Therefore, when
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Hlb NHsSs' UW NNN' should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dol- lar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19

PalrIPHIet teITI1Ig yUu Tl0ms oi s..mp'F'8s1 how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mis- take, but remember the name, Swamp Root, and don't let a dealer sell you something ill place of swamp-Root-if you do you will be disappointed.
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TELEPHONE, 41-.
lpyERrIsIno RA-Ks:

Reading notices, brevier type, l0c lins. Small nonpAreil ads, 1c | word DOT week.
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youT klHntYS arc WtAk or UHE Ul ufUtf, you can understand how quickly your en- tire body is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its duty.
 If you are sick or "feel badly" begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's swamp-Root. A trial will con- vince you of its great merit.
 The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest because its remarkable health restoring properties have been proven in thousands of the most distress inu cases If uniI need A medicine vou
The evening world., 1909-01-14
STAA..)5.0 Oh. OFFICIAL
KILLS HIMSELF IN HOTEL
Leonard D. Morrison, Superintendent Of Barrel
Factory at Bayonne, Ends His Life by Shoot
ing in Hostelry at Red Bank, N. J.

ut his home in Atlantic Highlands. lie
appcarei At he Central Hotel in Rcd
Bank, where he is known. shortly after
noon. and asked the proprietor to order
him dinner. Then he walked into the
barroom and took q big drink Of whIs-
key The bartender says he was cool
and steady.
From the bar-room Morrison stepped
into an adjacent retiring room and
within a few seconds shot himself
through the roof or the mouth He was
dead before doctor reached he scene
In one OF his pockets was found a note
containing instructions regarding the
disposition to bc made Of his clothing
and personal effects
ON u card found TN another pocket
was Srribhled note asking tina his
wife and his brothcr-ln-law, J. q. T..
Moore, Of Orange. y. j.. ne notified.
lie loft nothing In tie Wa! Of an e..
PLANTATION Of his act
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COOK SHOOTS At MAN WHO
CALLED BISCUITS HEAVY.
Emily Menard Gets Peevish When Frank
Ducasse, Employer, Criticises Breakfast,
But Aim is Faulty

While her employer, Frank DucaSse,
a well known insurance man OF staten
Island Was eating breakfast In his
home at No Stuyvesant place, St
George, Staten Island to-day his ser
want girl. Emily Menard. pretty young
French woman, fired two shots at him
between the crispcd bacon course and
the wheat cakes and syrup. She
missed the man, bur hit the syrup
pitcher and plate OF biscuits.
Ducasse, who is reputed to he
wealthy hired the gIrl Few months
ago. lie boosted to all his friends that
he had the oest cook on staten Island
Emily a demure young woman with
Dig. dark eyes and q pretty habit of
casting them down when spoken TO-.
lai never before to-day given any In
dirutlUs Of 4 nature inclined TO handle
any weapons nut the saucepan and
griddIe.
While she was serving hor master to-
lay a casual remark seemed TO curage
pr and The rights VI the loug-suncr-
ug SrryaE, gin cam" nearly being VIM
dcatsd at her hands, Ducaae spoke to
her little sharply over Ne leadliko
quality u the biscuitS-,he same ones
that were later drilled by a bullet.
Emily marched out OF the room NUT
,c-lng and returned with a 21.calibre re-
ynlyer Her master looked up 10 see
,ho t,,uvllp uf the Weluou uoinfnd nj
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Emily. you are the first ,o-wha.
YOU caIi-dcspsc my cooking-sacre CO...
r1on."
The two bullets sped and Ducasse
dncked. The only damage they did was
10 the catahIes Then. While Ducas,in
crawled under the table and pulled ,hs
cloth ROUND his mead, Emily with A viii
laugh He'd bareheaded into the storm
Down the streets she ran. CRYING H.,
French and staten Island English her
woes. AS her cries grew faint in tho
distance DucasSe crawled from undor
the table and removed the hutter ma,
from his ear He ran after Emily az 20,
as the ST. George ferry, where hun.
dreds OF commuters were entertained
by the sight Of Emily being arrested hy
Policeman O'Hauon. she fought win,
energy, and uer screams rang ,r,
through the ferry-houso.
Many people tried 30 interfere. but
when Du,assc, stained with .vrnp and
p!aalered with crumbs and butter ar.
riyei and explained the ease nobodv
sided with the poor servant. The ser.
want problem Is acute on staten Island
In the New Brighton Police Cour.
Emily Vas 50 violent tuat Magistrate
Handy sent her 20 ~" County Aims.
house al New Springville.
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LADY F|TZ HERBERT
WINS At SAYANNf
SteeplethaSe Event VIII Be
Feature of the Meeting
on Saturday.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. i4--The
this afternoon The class of horses
which generally race at meetings Of
this kind favor the short routes at nv"
and six furlongS, and an association, to
hold successful meetings. is bound To-
cater to this class of animals So from
now on it is probable that the majority
of events will be- NJ these distances,
insuring larger fields and better racing
Saturday Will he T." big day The
first steeplcchase OF the meeting will
takr place
FIRST RACE-purse. FOR four-year.
Odds and upward. sIX rurlOngs Lady
t'itE Herbert. IL tNuuIgD, to /. . To-
GuIrel, To >, to and out, second
Arthur Stlllweli, lni MWphyD , to l.,
even ana > to >. third Time, llg. Til.
hlDs. Panique also ran.
SECOND RACE Six furlonGs.
purse: for four ycar-olds and upward
-jiEgcr III ,Nauclcayc). to /. : to
and to >. won, Bright Boy, lO1
,DugEauI /. to /, To | and to -.
second; Niolnss. ll5 ,WalcotU.5 to |.
to and even. third Time 20 S.5.
Hanaway Soirce and Benorn also ran.
THIRD I,A 'E-purse for ttgcc.yelr.
u,is ana award ~ furlougS.-A Way.
I2 ,BvnHr1u, Ten {. = Ia ID and tp e.
a.r. i}r-u Friend Ia u'roWlc,I. -u
. +. % - . and 10 =. second. Spunny. Dr.
Nlurp f,I. to 3. . 10 . and 10 3. Third
TlHr-liiI 81. Fn"1ry aud t.ia 1u
Forge pl.o 'au
/ FOURTH RNCE-pUrs". for three.
/ yenr-oids aud upward ono mile Big
/ Hand, ~ uGril}enl. 10 "a 1. to and
| 3 to /. first Spring Frog q, tMulphy,.
/ : to I. 10 aud oven, second. Auspi-
/ clous, ipl Nd.eachu, even, % to ana urt.
/ Polar star and Druid algn ran
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Ann.' on a criminal charGs," and that
botl Tie brothers were armed with re-
volvers when they went to Baysids on
Aug. 10
In reviewing other parts Of the case.
His Honor showed wide acquaintance
with the evidence. He practically
summed up all his charge In these
words.
"pi1 Thornton Hams help to kill
Annis or didn't he? That Is tn Tta
question for YOU to decide
Nj. Mcintyre made several susgAs-
tons, asking that certain phases OF the
charge he emphasized. The Justice CON
sented. He then sent the Jury out
D. Special Prosecutor Darrin. in a mas.
teItUI analysis Of the testimony, tore
IN" defense to pieces in his closing
argument.
As his natural timidity and nervous
ness were burned away by the fire Of his
own rarnestness. tn" prosecutor rose to
real eloquence. The ;welve Jurors bent
forward as II their Spines worked on a
single hinge hanging on his words.
Thornton Hams hlauched visibly: John
+. Mcintyre brIstled with suppressed
rage, and lower and lower bent the head
NJ the slain mans widow as her lin
| trembled and for the first time in all
he ordeal through which she had passed
, since this trial began, tears trickled
down her face and dropped upon her
black gown.
SCOTS at Insanity Plea.
Gen. Hams and his wife came to this
| court in the afternoon for the final
scenes In the big trial They sat with
their son, Major Hams. a few feet
from the counsel table OF the defense.
Little, old Mrs, Hams, who has been
sick. .ooked more fragile and more
helpless than ever as she sat. holding
handkerchief 10 her lips with a hand
{ THAT ;ramhlad, and looking constantly
toward Thornton Hams.
Mr.. Darrin took up his argument At
the point where 1t had been cut short
by tie adjournment of yesterday
eIrHing-with the futile testimony Of
the two alenIsts. DR.. Manson and DR..
CLARK. who labored 50 hard and so
frutlessly to show exactly how crazy
capt. Hams was when he killed Will
IAN l.. Annis.
The Special Prosecutor showed a sur
prsng yiyacity and clearness that vas
touched deity mere and there with
loUy and sarcasm IN dealing with the
conflicting statements OF the two So
cslied experts.
Il didn't need 90 all my own experts
after theirs got through" said the
prosecute. "tor they .ontradlcted them
-.y,s. These experts Tor the defense
insist tal Peer Hams didn't know a
tmug tast happened after he saw Annis.
bu. 10 s IN the proof that lie knew
Harv.s. tust lie knew how to work
Z tie mechanism o. hts gun that he
knew when he had done his work and
r.dd.,d hi, eqemy 5 body and limbs In
tvchiy places.
"WAs Le insane! Yes, insane with
'rase and probably with srlef, bat rs
90 inssnv mai h sS w.; We :a.s-hls 10 Rsaua1
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Justice Crane enthasizad in every pos
sIblp way the power Of the Jurors 10
return verdict OF murder IN the sec
ond degree or manslanghter In ono NJ its
degrees i they did not vote Thornton
I4a.ns guilty Of murder in the hrst de-
gree.
lie had Uprn ctrefn, 10 exclude Peter
tIalnss allb.el insanity, saying the rca'
issue OF tnis lrial was merely whether
thornton iIaIns committed a crime, lr-
OF his brothers mental con-
uition.
The Only Question to Decide
After defining the degrees OF homi-
cfds, the Judge stated that four fa'tS
were undisputed and could he accepted
AS true, namely. that in August, l9%''
,rhnrn,on IIalns was told At Boston that
,,,t. mad behaved improperly WITH
Peters wiietti that in August. l'''' ne
.,r.w Ann!s had taken Peters VIE ont
I'm an automobile at Winthrop, Mass"
and kent her out until o'clock In the
m,rniny. that in June lbs, after Ih"
making Of Claudia Ilaius's cpnl"'S'oh'
n. wrote To the editor Of l'"rr"atlon'
s,,,ny 81 nov have your Mr. William
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CAPTAINS INSANITY NOT TO !
BE CONSIDERED, HE SAYS.
Prisoner VIRTUES as Darrin, in Masterful Analysis
Of the Testimony, Tears Defense to
Tatters in His Closing Argu-
ment to Jury.

455 this afternoon the jury that has oeen sitting for five weeks
Flushing retired to determine by its verdict whether not Thornton
Hams was guilty of murder helping his brother Capt Peter 4as kill
William E. Annk at tle Baysde Yacht Club on Aug IS last
Justice Crane consumed little more than hour in charging the
twelve men, The charge had been delivered pvey and generally
was regarded as unavorabe the defendant who had listened with
face like mask.
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ROOSEVELT FEELING FINE
AFTER SO MILE RIDE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H. - President
Roosevelt was In Dis Office to-day rs
early as 10 o'clock II seemed none she
worse Tor Viz ride pg nincty-esht miles
over the roads OF vlrglnia. lie told his
fTlcads that he was feeling fine
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Fine New Turkish Bsths

now open ~ the new Pulitzer Building. Only
flrs,c class downtown Establishment. Modern
In every detail. Electric anu Turkish baths
., all hours, also barber shep. .spsn dag and
aelsAh - .s
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NOTICE

A large number CT our subscribers
have complied with our request ana
have paid their subscriptions, but a
few are still in arrears and a REMIT
snce will be very much appreciated
Superior Times
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Many careful tests in chicken feed.
Ing have shown that az great game
are as cheaply and more easily mada
when the chickens, In lots not to eI'
coed 100. gre lut ~ 9 .qqse, WITH i:
door space Of - to 100 feet anu 7
yard OF corresponding size as when
they are divided into lots Of four hirds
each and confined In latticed coops
Just large enough to hold them. -Four
weeks have neen about thelimit of prot
itnblc feeding, both In the large and
small lots. Chickens gain faster while
young. Birds from 100 to 10 daya old
give comparatively small gains.
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dolls to ca to kinaarg,ria, fin abo
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sboos t,a ono,d f,roots tho lion.
600 7, oIaor o,,ilu,,o3 sim, +. toro,t
- hri,d Sand fort. instead Of oood
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HSvv NtlN Hro~e -.

A new French process OF stcrilhing
milk the fat Of the milk IS thoroughly
broken up after heating, thus avoiding
the lumpiness Of the cream, which
consumers have found 80 Objectionable
]. IS said that when cream Is treated
" this machine It Is rendered quite
homogeneous, and the fact that the IN,
globules are broken up makes the
cream look thicker and become more
uniform. When milk and cream are
treated by homogcni2ng machine
they mix more thoroughly with tea
and coffee. Having seen the advan
tases of the process, some of the lar
gest dairy companies in London have
ordered machines,