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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-16

Masquerade at the skating rink Thurs.
day night.
s.
Mrs. o. G. Jacobsen entertained the
Billikens club yesterday afternoon.
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Portland yesterday for a short visit.
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A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 42O1.
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Mrs. J. w. Cook and children went
to Westport Tuesday, to spend the
summer.
Miss Marguerite Baker went to Co.
hassett Beach yesterday, to spend the
summer :
The Northern Pacific down town
ticket Office is now in operation, in the
Finch building.
N. G. Kaufman was slightly injur-
ed Monday afternoon by falling on a
G street sidewalk.
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Mrs G. E. Bartlett returned Mon
day evening from an extended visit
in the eastern states.
81
Eighteen new members were initial
ed in the second degree at Knights of
Pythias meeting Monday night.
81
Miss Minnie Cogger, will leave to-
morrow for Flint, Mich, to spend the
school vacation with her relatives.
will
terrain this evening in honor of Miss
Minnie Cogger at their home, on 18th
street.
St. Andrews Guild of the Episcopal
church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. c. F. Beltz, 206 West Sixth
street. }us ia IL
o. A. Marshall left Tuesday to re-
turn to Kansas City. after having
placed the new pipe organ in the
Episcopal church.
If &
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nor
wegian Methodist church is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. M. B. Strum,
11O5 East Second street. n
The cement work for the foundation
of the new Dabney.Mack building is
now being laid in trenches, where the
piling has been driven.
Byron Gilbert went to Everett Tues
day morning, where he will take
charge of a special edition for one
of the leading dailies.
A burglar entered the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred C. Schneider. 7O4 East
First street last Sunday night and
helped himself to a square meal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Johnson went to
Seattle Monday evening to attend the
university commencement exercise
where their brother, Ray Johnson. was
a graduate.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church gave their annual
strawberry festival yesterday after
mon at the home Of Mrs. Magill, IOe
East First street.
Mrs. w. ]. Patterson and daughter
Miss Jean Hayes, and Miss Elizabeth
Armstron. and Fred. Baker went to
Tacoma Yesterday, in the Patterson
auto. to see Maude Adams.
81
This will be the last week that. the
cement gang will work on Marker
street, as they will finish their work
on Saturday, and the street Will De
ready for the asphalt crew.
H.
Miss Gertrude WEIGH. principal OF
the South Aberdeen school and Miss
Mabel Orr were passengers on the
steamer Norwood Tuesday for san
Francisco to spend the summer. -
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Mrs. B. F. johnson and daughter
Miss Vera, are expected home today
from their visit in the east. They
will be accompanied by their son and
brother, Ray Johnson. who graduated
at the state university.
The first ticket to be sold from the
new ticket office of the Northern Pa.
cific company in the Finch building,
was sold Monday night, June 10, to
A. w. Barley for Tacoma. The fact
that the date was the Is does not
scare the boys behind the counter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-16
Tales Of the Town Terse|y Told. ;


Masquerade at the skating rink Thurs.
day night.
Mrs. W. B. Elsas and son visited
friends in Montesano yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Anderson @disn left Tuesday
for visit at Traverse, Michigan.
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work Mrs. r. H. Fleet, Montesano. tt
The telephone number of the
Herald office has been changed to
6401. tt
Miss Marie Gleason, of Elma, is in
the city. visiting her cousin Mrs. Dan
Pearsall. -
Miss Dorothy Crowther has moved
into her own home again, at 122 North
H street. ss ,|
49,
Miss Laura Benham left this morn
ing for Medford. Oregon, for visit
with friends. -
Mrs. r. j. Birchler, of Olympia is
in the city visiting her neice, Mrs.
Paul Findeisen. -
a.
Miss Nell Golan. of Tacoma, is WIS.,
iting in the city the guest of Mrs. l..
A. Bradenberry.
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Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, of Taco
ma, is visiting the city the guest of
Miss Jean Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Moulton left yes
IN cit
Moulton's brother.
The Y. P. S. c. e. will meet tomor-
row evening with Miss Hazel Miner,
3O6 East Third street.
Mrs. d. G. Haight entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon, in honor OF
Mrs. Mildred X. West.
S.
Mrs. s. Riker will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. s. NJ. Reyes.
y IT
The next meeting of the White Rose
club will be at the home of Mrs. e. w..
Blackwell, 1914 East Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. INV n. v. Snyder and
!; daughter have returned from Portland
where they attended the rose carnival.
The Polish residents will give ball
next Saturday night in A. o. U. w.
hall for the benefit of the Polish BAN
ner.
tt
The ladies G. A. R. club will be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Harry Coles, at her home in North
Aberdeen.
The Sunday school of ST. Andrews
Episcopal church will hold It's annual
picnic tomorrow afternoon at Elec-
trio park.
-SS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Frogett and son,
of Bremerton, are in the city, visiting
Mrs. Frogett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Crivyea. .s1.o~r.. ali. 3.... .
Z The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap'
fist church is planning for "a pleasant
9 time at their Birthday" party at the
church tomorrow evening.
IL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hicks have ar.
rived from Los Angeles, to make their
home in Aberdeen. They are TIE
parents Of Mrs. A. M. Wede. .
Mrs. =. Is. HOPKINS, whc Vi ohi.cu
States Marshall Hopkins, Of Seattle,
returned home yesterday after visit
with Grays Harbor relatives.
-Ss-
@. H. p. Wiley returned Tuesday
from his land claim. in Grant county,
for a short visit. His son. Pell Wiley.
remains on the claim with his family.
Mrs. Seel. of Portland, is in the
city awaiting the arrival of her hus-
band, Captain Seel, Of the schooner
David Evans, now due from Talara
bay.
H..
Mrs. D. w. Dow and children went
to their Seattle home. Tuesday after
a stay of six months in Aberdeen, with
Mr.. Dow. who is building the new
High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Woods will en-.
terrain at dinner tomorrow evening
in honor of Mrs. s. M. Reyes and
daughter, Mrs. M. K. West who leave
the next morning for the east.
The annual entertainment Of the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-16

Masquerade at the skating rink Thurs
day night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
The Backbone
| of BaIIinger's
| Defense

James R. Garfield and Clifford chief conpirator
and necessarily the motives of these evil and dishonest in
the view of "the defense"
No doubt this issue be left the good
knowledge OF the country decide The atbution
motives wholly unsupported by proof the easy
able of under accusation who
but the issue here raised presents apparent difficulty
The American people, asked pass purity motives
acuatng such Garfield Pnchot will easily quickly
find their verdict
This CONSPIRACY theory aracerizes the whole of BaInges
defense 1t found ready expression in the testimony George
Smith, director Of the geological survey who Balnges
stest witnesses Director Smith discovered plot early
the Pnchot and the forestry officials had he sad
ned him with publicity he did IDEAS
subordinate official in the forestry had ncautiouy
him the schemes OF the foul conspators rid of Banger
All this IS entertaining but does especially perinently
bear the charges against Banger We do that
Pnchot trial. although doubtless the defense would like
convey impression that effect 1t
explain why Banger tender about permitting
papers OF the interior department bearing the controversy
Counsel for CLAWS has for months been demanding
these documents and this has been repeatedly refused petit
logging plea another The manifest implication
be obscued by ngng ridiculous charges
Garfield and Pnchot
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

A feller don't have over two er three
real friends in a lifetime. Once in a
wnlie you meet some one that's nice an
clever. but he generally turns out t. be
an agent fer somethin'.
You won't meet any autos in TIL.
straight an narrow path.
Uncle Ez Pash says his new hired
man is so dinggasted lazy thet he he'd
I sharpen all tn stumps on tn farm t.
Keep him from settin' down.
You never hear nothin' bout 9Th
money father used t make"
friend that hain't in need is a
friend indeed.
tn soon be time fer Christmas jew
elfy t turn green.
Elder Berry an wife hev gone to
Wapakoneta, o., t live with ther son,
stephen. Aunty Berry will be greatly
missed ez we hev no newspaper here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

]. H. SCHMIDT, one OF the leading contracting
stevedores in Yokohama. arrived on the steam
ship Asia Saturday and registered at the Manx
He is bound for Washington to make contracts
for handling the business OF the United States
navy at that port
r. T. CRANE, manufacturer Of Chicago. came
up from the southern part OF the state yes
terday, where be has been wintering with Mrs
Crane, and took apartments at the Fairmont.
w. r. RUST. general manager of<the Tacoma
smelling company, is in town a business
trip and is staying at the Palace.
A. M ALLISON of Bakersfield B. A. Hale Of
Hongkong and c. A. Tull of Seattle are among
the recent arrivals at the Stewart.
JOHN T. McCUTcHEoN, the cartoonist. who re-
turned from trip around the world Saturday.
is guest at the St. Francis.
ENRICo PENA and Carlos Castillo. merchants
OF Mexico. are among the recent arrivals at the
ST. Francis.
LEO SOLOMON, merchant of Missouls. Mont
is in town on business and is staying with
friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
SAYINGS OF ABE MARTIN
By KIN HUBBARD, in the Indianapolis News

Miss Germ Williams wuz t. spend th'
day in Morgantown Yesterday, but she
fergot t have it put in tn paper. so
she didn't go.
Mother can't flare up an leave like
a hired girl.
Miss Fawn Lippincut is writin' a
recipe on how t keep from turnin' red
at a musical comedy.
Once in a long time you find enough
relatives on speakin' terms t. hold a
family reunion.
Men git ole before they know it. but
women don't.
Some O. tn girls up ct Indynoplus hev
such small waists thet they must live
on spig- getty.
Dock Marsh an tn boys er back from
huntin' trip in Arkansas. They killed
eight quarts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

WATER GLASS-Mrs W. E. H.. stockton
An Oakland reader of The CalFs query depart
request for the amount of water glass required
to preserve 20 dozen eggs: The formula is:
other words. add / quart OF water glass to q q
quarts of water, stir the solution. Have the
eggs clean; wipe them with damp cloth; lay
them; then put on the lid Of the jar It is a
perfect preservative for eggs, l have used
it for years. 1t is not necessary that 20 dozen
be put In at one time. as one can keep adding
TO the number in the jar. But it is Imperative
that only fresh eggs be placed in the solution. y
THE PRESIDENCY-M. H, Los Gatos. Nv
friend a says that there Is a law which saws
that no Roman Catholic is eligible to the pres
says that should a Catholic be elected he would
have the right TO serve Has a Catholic ever
been elected president of the United States:
There is no such law. Religion is
not bar to any Office in the United
elected to the presidency.
TAMAL- NJ G. W., City. What would be a
good name in connection with Tamal for a
natives of Sonoma county?
You might use Tamalitas, little ta-
NAL The Indians you ask about had
their habitat in Marin county.
OUR COUNTRY. f. R.. City. What paper
was it that had for its motto: "Our country is
the world--our CONFERENCE.-The all mankind'?
The Liberator. first published in Bos-
ton, Mass. January, 1881, by William
Lloyd Garrison, the abolitionist-
THE AEMY-s.. City. What was the strength
of the United States army 25 years ago, and
what is it now:
In 1884 it was 26.Sss. rank and file.
and now it IS staff and line, 7S,7S2
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

MAX MEY5ERG, importer from Los Apv.lss
i "a town for a short sojourn. a guest A. the
PsIaee. INC
Lsw. PIzzINI. planter Of Richmond. Va -
staying \ the FairmOut with Mrs. Ptzzini.
A. L. wAsESHEIN. an oil operator OF Bakers
neld, is registered at the st. Francis.
CAPTAIN J. B. BARNEsoN Of the All. 4. u,k.
Ing his headquarters at the Maux.
Z. !. AceoNIGLE. mining man Of F1asstar.
Ariz, is registered at the Palace.
JUDGE C. E.-woLvERroN Of Seattle I, At n.
Fairmont with Mrs. wolvsrton.
HUGO R. JOHNSTON OF Pasadena Ia, t.x..
apartments at the Fairmont.
c. r. MURDOCH. a mining nan or rssrvssv.
New, IS at the St. Francis
W. H. BENTEEN, rsncher OF wat.Onvsil.- 4.
guest az the Palace.
W. T. T1LLoTsoN, an attorney Of BEDDING. i.
at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Judge MOurns Over
Purchase of Land

JUDGE Mourns Over Some of the
o1 federal bench purchased
1.' =. -AA1 Marin he livesve
known friends until remarked
Il have heard said that
because he knows little about business
Marin county was also shown piece OF land in Alameda was
ideally located
offered for $4,000 and the said he any part Of #
that not - FoAS "a II
thought it and decided that didn't bothered with
Marin That wasn't long you Well anoths
fellow bought Alameda He
for $4,000 Now had only been my bargain When
hands, lad
wsdombut alas! I've profit for - n nny
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
ILLUSTRATES HIS METHOD

George said the customer, you
make a pretty good thing of it in tips
in the course of a year, don't you?"
YES, sir" answered the barber. 'I
do fairly we'll, Mr.. Parker, fairly well.
"FIow do you manage it?"
"Oh, just jolly the swells along, you
know. hand 'em out little taffy now
an then
.T see. BY the way, George, now that
I think of it, haven't you something
that will make the hair grow on that
bald spot of miner"
Bless you, Mr.. Parker, that amt no
bald spot. The hair is just a little thin
there, sir; that's all. Thank
you, Mr.. Parker."-Chicag Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Actress May Console
Barrie for Loss

Actress May Console permitting MS wife
to divorce him and then her in nnarriag
Diie io AOsS to the playwright who
John Ruskin and Sir John Mais
Rukn up his wife eheerfuly and married
settlement she would him. and she
undergo a change of heart? That s the
Chase, hasw wide
Britain by creating the of Peter Pan Baes play
Maude Adams did
know Barrie and who him long
Barnes attentions led
Mrs
wthstood and perhaps forgotten
hanp peti -
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
millionaire Convict
Meets Pocket Picker

old that he could himself
that he overated his
abilities The other Bradbury temporarily the hospital
him and said, Hello,
Bradbury familiarity you;
before, he replied, tarly.
NO. did, other though often been
ing $345?"
Bradbury Il said at dropped
my pocket"
you lost right enough said the other stripes but
didn't pocket wedged in
crowd behind Can't
keep off you young hood1um?"
Yes did it." snapped Bradbury.
"WelAI'm that hoodlum. wouldn't
hip pocket
The millionaire called the demanded
that the informed pickpockets
Hold the mood That's only
Bradbury
money
picked the old mans pocket
But
park
I'll bet I've had
with hadn't whole plumbing soldered
of it your shirt front"
Bradburys big diamond like headlight
at
a in
When finished his Bradbury
the
shot
didn't know and wanted that had before
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

Annual
| Phenomenon
Pasadena Star:


The annual noise the noisy dangerous celebration
this Several large cities already have trotd
and issuing and solemn warnings intended
likewise
discussion Of original sin talk about safe and fourth
Of and poeehnes that usually attend the regulation
of
5000 5000 Besides some
S10O0OO0O celebrate in this -
We had supposed that San Francisco had delivered for
good and all from the necessity of punching this wndbag but
than neighbors proposition
seriously ooted the board of supervisors to permit children
explosives compelled humiane alter
native OF persuadng people that they would do well
of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Answers to Queries

,EAPORIS-I3fPORTS- s. NJ. Fowler
Give the figures for the United States for ex-
ports and imports from 1900 TO 1910
This is rather early for the figures of
1910. The figures for the other years
are.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
| Colonel Wat
| tersOn Suspects
| a Conspiracy

and his aduration terrifying He something strange
and upsetng coming out OF Africa In fine he smells
he asks questions like these:
Can be foolish that behind all
intelligent
Roosevelt
Does such de by chance,
far ahead by keen foresight skful
the place? Then, if Cairo needs Rome?
Vienna and Budapest? Why Berin Why Why London? And
Napoleon Eb
why national in character bid conquerng to
his land?
This looks like putting the whole American people through e
third degree Mr. Waerson suspects all of being engaged
foul conspiracy to destroy the republic His prophetic
Roosevel rule extending far into the dim
future He bids his counymen awake foil He
finds fact that Roosevelt Africa
invaded Europe 1t perhaps lucky that voyaeng did
Japan be forever damned by his vocferous brother
Kentucky.
The business of editorial prophecy prosperous Colonel
Watterson might potably heed the saying Horace that
hard enough to in had
happened fool would predict the future
HE discussion concerning "a safe and sane fourth uy
already raging all the country with annual
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

regard. The customary defense is forthcom-
ing on time and according to schedule He
is attacked by 'conspirators" actuated by evil
motives and mere personal malignity. On
Saturday his counsel directly charged that
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

Journal. bidding needless nation beware the
infexibe and remorseless hand of his brother
colonel, which he sees c1utching at the scepter
and the sword of a despot. He protests his
mind is tranquil, but his adectves are appal-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

fury should be deemed necessary and should
in fact, be necessary. The whole thing looks
like furious advocacy of the ten command
ments, and as the argument is all on one side
it looks like beating the air. Thus the
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Joe
CannOn's
Streak of HumOr


reenes pursued by the special but udously
refraned further specifications more
painful the
mysterious interests But the speaker will foil these midnight
lains. AT best they only constitute "a noisy minority"
All this calling OF bad amusing enough Uncle Toe
displays plentiful lack of originality The insurgents have been
attacking him because chiefly, he the incarnation of
tenn by which all the OF legislation service
certain greedy special interests The wooden sched
ues the Payne tariff putting oppressive prime
aes of m eloquent examples of that policy of attenng
the expense of the whole people which has
identified Cannonism. 1t is evident that the
home and left very place the speakers political anatomy
det OF other defense he picks up the brick and filings
with the retort, You're another"
In this reply might qualify nuriated old gentleman
the distinction reputation of humorist Mr. Dooey
said anything quite so funny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
he Insider
Former Presidents
Records IGNORED

Il SEVEN
Records Ignored impressed whole country
would the opinion OF
the Harvard university to specially quahy
him Institution Harvard judges Its overseerS
and selects Graduates OF Harvard hng IN
this city of nominations Tor the board OF over
alumni ITS own
named ~ other Candidates
His N and his degree OF A b. harvard
universities including the On
Rooevefs occupation put IN suh
the Harvard Alumni
by PRIDE Roosevel public positions the st
trivial President of the United States ISO
1909" Then stroke of the recommendation:
during
term
So much for Theodore
of 1872 general under
Roosevelt of the under Taft however, has
public official recommend him place the board OF
lacks for all the alumni
Meyers special qualifications Official
of the trained public Of wide
with unng Harvard
af -
such kind words of tho
former president.
Edward Bowdh Albany N " his special qualification that be
"of New England birth family though he does live
mal city like Albany Rodophe Louis Agass class OF 1892 has the
special qualification being of family intimately
nected with the affairs of the university And the election of Abbot Low
Mills class of 1884, of Portland Ore urged other
the that he will attend four meetings of the board each
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

Wright brothers apparently have succeeded establish
ing virtual monopoly of the medium
Club of America assumed jurisdiction
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

POLITICIAN under fire for dubious practice invariably
discovers vile and vicious Conspiracy dscedit him, and
Secretary Ballnger dsappont expectation this
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

ARSE 5as Henry Wv TT s ENJOYING dreadful vision
He marches double leads adoWn the page of the Courier
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

ONE light minded person the other day mpeled
that the death of Mark Twain left Uncle Joe Cannon
sole survivor of the tribe of American humorsts The saying
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

HE discussion concerning "a safe and sane of July is
already raging all the country with customary annual
Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
Tells how the Harvard alumni committee regards lneo'
Rooseves services to the country proof OF ms
quaIifica catons for filling the place of overseer.

THE fact that Theodore Roosevelt was
president of the United States for seven
years and impressed the whole country
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

contains this modicum of truth, that Uncle
Joe is himself the joke. A man in a chronic
bad temper loudly vociferating and forever
cursing his prosecutors is always amusing
although quite unconscious of humorous
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

virtual monopoly of the medium ocomoon
The Aero Club of America assumed jurisdiction
nounced that will receive the clubs
Wrghts Have official sanction and recognition unless
Monopoly the assent OF the Wright Orothers lhe hrst
fu ue All The Aero Club of America, IN of
the decision of the federal rts the
and Wright
will
be held under
The Wright brothers their part agreed issue licenses
the OF their patents and the holding
nautical but the question of issue of
licenses left the discretion of the patentees the somewhat
vague understanding that it shall be reasonable"
The possession of this monopoly places Wrghts the
responsibility for the development of country In
recognition this responsibility they have they will
personally make exhibition flights but will themselves
altogether the practical work which still make the
asp really useful machine the consider
able which they will derive from the sale licenses will
supply sufficient funds for this practical work
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
BOLD BURGLARS IN
". D. LAN|ER HOME
Set Fire to the House in Four
Places
MRS. RANDLE IS DEAD
Business In Bessemee Has Been E1cep-
tionaIIy Dull During Week-Bes-
semer Team Again Defeated.
Services ut Churches

Bessemer May 2s.-(Special.)-The home
of w. D. Lanier on Dartmouth avenue
was entered by thief this morning at
about o'clock, and although there was
nothing stolen but a lady's watch and
some clothing. the family had a very
narrow escape from cremation.
The thief entered the house at the
kitchen window and went from there
into the dining room, through the recep-
tion hall, into the main hall, and from
there through the bedrooms. Each room
was ransacked and it is puzzle to the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

ward large banquet given. 1t is intend.
ed to have 200 plates. The lodge will have
about 300 members and will be one of the
strongest in the district
The Daughters of the Confederacy will
celebrate the birthday of Jefferson Davis
ON next Friday by exercises In the city
park. Several crosses will be presented.
Miss Kate ODonnell of Mississippi is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobs
Mrs. Allie v. Jackson, chief clerk at the
census bureau, is i'll at her home.
Mrs. George w. Harrison has as her
guest her sister, Miss Mamie Mcmillan of
Eutaw.
Misses Lora and Emma Gum leave next
week for Salem, Va, where they Will at
tend the commencement