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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

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Resolutions by the Woman 5
Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies OF Canyon, Texas.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
ON Antietam Baf1IeGeId.

I. w. Dausen, Culver, Kan, sends US
the following letter written on time
stained paper, which he picked up on
the battlefield of Antietam:
''Heetersviile, Md; Sept 10, 1862
Dear Companion: I take my pencil
in hand to address few lines to you
to let you know that I am still alive
and well, tho wounded, but not severe
ly. On Sept. II we had very hard
fight, and in the engagement l was shot
thru my right leg above my knee. The
ball struck the bone and glanced off
without breaking the bone. L cannot
walk, but feel comfortable. After !
was struck L walked a mile, carrying
my gun, cartridge box, haversack and
canteen, but when I got 10 the hospital
my leg was very sore and panied me
pretty badly. 1 thought that the Fair
Oaks fight was hard, but 1t was nothing
in comparison with this. The regiment
on our left ran. and then we got flanked
and all cut TO pieces. Our regiment
stood their ground until nearly all were
cut down. One OF our boys told me
yesterday that there were only "a men
left in th: regiment We had about 400
when We went into battle. The men in
our company are most all wounded. 1
have not heard nor seen anything of
Joseph since the bd<6le, but do not think
that he is hurt John Harmon and
~ AAlASl4il A4hsotI, L lillIld, are hIllEu. l.
saw them fan, but that is all 1 know
about them. [ do not think that our
regiment is cut up as badly as is re-
ported. You need not write until | get
TO a hospital where l can stay, for the
letters viii go to the regiment and then
they are destroyed, as they have no
way to carry them. IF L have no bad
luck with my leg, l will be able to join
the regiment in four weeks. l feel very
thankful that / was not hurt worse
than l am, for there were a great many
killed on both sides, but l think the
rebels suffered worse than we. for when
was coming from the battle-ground I
passed thru two lines of battle, where
the rebels lay so thick that I could walk
on dead rebels for 40 rods along the
lines, and in those places there were
not many OF our own men lying. [
must stop for the present, hoping that
this will find you all well and in the
enjoyment of Gods blessing. 1 bid you
good-by for the present. hoping to see
you again If killed, we will meet in
Heaven Your true and loving hus-
band-John l.. Love"
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Toledo. Ohio, back in '96. and later became
well known as tandem rider with big Baby
Bliss" 1 weighed 400 pounds when 1 was
10 years old. After 1 was through with my
professional career and no longer needed or
wanted my fat. I set about to reduce.
Like everybody else who's fat. | began
first with one thing aud then another.
went the route of everything except the right
thing. until finally I decided to try what I
lad been told to do long before, and it
acted like magic, never saw anything like
it in my life.
Il began taking the famous Kellogg treat
ment. and in ten weeks I had lost lis
pounds.
Hurt me? Well. 1 should say not.
never felt so well in my life before. The
reduction was gradual and natural. 1t wasn't
any trouble.
ut never iuterfered with my daily duties.
The action OF my heart became strong and
more regular, the ''smothered-up'' feeling
disappeared, breath ng became easy
II must give full credit to the Kellogg
treatment. | know many formerly fat peo-
pie who have had the same experience,
used prescriptions and various things with
out success, and finally got wonderful re-
suits from the Kellogg treatment"
Mr.. Beetles experience is given here to
show the readers of this paper who may
suffer from fat. how to reduce themselves
surely and safely.
Get free S1.00 package of Kell0gg's
Safe Fat Reducer at once by filing in and
mailing coupon below
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Editor National Tribune: In The
National Tribune Of recent date, I no.
ticed and read with much interest your
sketch of the escape of Booth, the as
sassin of President Lincoln, and as at
that time l was stationed at Fort Sl0-
cum. D. c., in command OF that post.
II can remeSber vividIy the order as
it came from headquarters. think it
was about midnight. / was awakened
at my quarters. which were Just outside
the fort, by the heavy trotting of tine
Ordcrly's horse and heard Post l chal-
lenge to diSmount and give the -coun-
tersgn, and in less than minute he
was at my door rapping and calling to
me 10 turn out the garrison Immediate
ly under arms and await further or
derS. L anXiously inquired what was
the matter, and the only answer I got
was that the President had been as
sassinated, and away he went to an
other post OF course. it was all ex-
element. no one realizing really what
had happened until the second Or
derly came and told the story. We
were then ordered to throw a picket
Iline to connect with Fort Lincoln. In the
meantime Booth had got across Eastern
Branch Bridge and escaped / tell you
those were stirring old times in wash
ington those days. AS l had served at
the front for two years or more before
haps I did not mind it as much as the
other officers, who had not been where
the mimic balls flew around promiscu-
ously, but nevertheless L conjectured
most anything, but felt assured the
rebels had not got into Washington in
any great force, as they could not have
passed the fortifications without our
realizing it.
Your pension bill meets with the
general approval of all members of
this Home, some 500 in number, most
of them past the age of 20 and incapa-
bIe Of doing any hard labor, and who
feel thai an increase, however small,
will be GOd-send to them. They also
favor the election of Comrade Mc cElroy,
as they recognize in him the true
friend of the old soldier.-Wm. Fl. Dol
liver, First Lieutenant. Co. G. Sd Mass.
Fl. A, Hospital, Soldiers Home, Chel-
sea Mass.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Upon receipt of the above coupon we
will send you by reutrn mail. prepaid, a
regular 81 pair of Magic Foot Drafts,
Michigan's Great External Cure for
rheumatism of every kind--chronlc or
acute-Auscuiar, Sciatic, Lumbago, or
GOut. No matter where the pain or
how severe. Then. and only alter you
have given them a thorough trial and
are fully satisfied with the benefit re-
ceived, you can send us One Dollar. If
not, you pay nothing. You decide and
we take your word.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

on Monday evening. Jan. %. 1910. in
.dorsed Comrade John McElroy for Com
ICsnder-in-Chief of the G. A. r.. sub
iect 70 the suffraCes of our worthy
comrades at the next National Encamp-
1ent, to be held at Atlantic City, \. J.,
N September. 1910. We as a Post also
heartily indorse what is termed The
National Tribune pension bill. ]. V.
Stevenson, 5. l. Dow, Committee.
Our next Commander-in-Chief of the
q. \. Z. Will be John McElrov. APP
pomattox Post. so. of Rust Cal, in
dorses him to the highest position. 200
members being present Now. COM
rades. as we have stemmed the tide
and braved the storm. now for The
National Tribune pension bill. 1t shall.
it must, it will go thru. Geo Webster,
Co. F, 10th y. Y. Fl. A. Rust. Cal.
At 4 called session of MiIligan Post.
so. G. A. r., Department of Virginia
and North Carolina it was unanimous
ly resolved that Comrdde John McEI-
roy is our choice for Commander-in-
Chief of our noble Order. 1t was also
resolved that we advocate the pension
legislation as presented by The Ma
tional Tribune. praying that Congress
enact it at once and make it a law. E
NJ. Houston. Commander; Joseph r.
Bean, Adjutant.
At a regular meeting of Morgan Post
Is, of Petersburg, Ind, 1 presented
your National TribuTs pension bill. and
it was unanimously indorsed. We also
indorsed John McElroy for Command
er-in-C Chief of the G. A. r. Galvill
Adkersen, Commander.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. william NcCoIm, Wei
hert, Pa, viii celebrate their golden
wedding March 81, 1910. They were
married at New Berlin, Pa, March q
1860. Comrade McColm and his wife
would like to receive postals from the
comrades. He was member of the
49th Pa.
p. S. Knuppenburg, a veteran cf Co.
b, 171st Pa. and his wife celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Jan
S, 1910.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Cures All Spring Ailments.

Mrs. Marion Bruce, Cumberland, Me,
writes: 81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilia
Tor Il great many years, and | think 1t the
best blood medieiae in the world. | take IL
both Spring and Fall. This last Winter and
Spring | was In very poor health. | was
weak and had lost all my appetite and I
was all run down. As soon as I began to
take FOODS sarsaparil!n my strength came
back ;,1d NV appetite returned. am now
well. d, my hoHsework, and no longer have
that tired feeling
Get II to'iay In usual liquid form or choco-
lated tablets called Sarsatabs,
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Information Received.

A. c. Steadman. Milo. Mo-, replies to
request for information of John or
James Haines. He died in Nevada, Mo,
two years ago.
VIM. III. Sauderson, Dayton, O., sends
this information as per the notice in a
recent issue of The National Tribune:
NJ. b. Young, Battery D. 5th u S. Art.
appears on list of surviving soldiers as
residing at Weatherford. Tex,
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Knew Stephen W. pomeroy.

Andrew ]. Shields, Sergeant, 9Th Mo-,
Eureka Springs. Ark, was much inter
ested in the story of Stephen w. Pom
eroy. He knew Pomeroy from Infancy,
and went to the same school with him
at Roybarg. Pa. He was the soul OF
honor on the playground. Comrade
Shields hopes for the passage of The
National Tribune pension bill and the
election of John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Co. T. 42d Wis. Viroqua: John Young,
Wisconsin Veterans Home; Thomas
Mcguire. Wisconsin Veterans Home;
Wm. Simpson. 1O7 w. Canal street.
Chippewa Falls. Co. =, 1i9th ILL.,: John
d. White, BoscobeI: G. w. Allen, Del
ton; Calvin Green, Co. A, fst Wis. Fort
Atkinson: James Finley, Co. r, 43d
Wis. Cassville: Wilder NJ. Howard,
East Troy: James Z. Mahlry. White
hall; Frank Bush. Co. 4, 36th Wis,
MerrillIn: George w. West. 209 F.. Lib
erty avenue. Beloit: A. S. Brooks,
Reedsburg; John Soldner. Kennan;
Theodore Herring, Van Dyke: Patrick
Foley. Co. C. 11th Conn. Superior;
Wallace Cole. Waupun
Wyoming.
Jonathan Neal. Fair Haven; L. \.
Day. Co. K. 5th Wis. Divide
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Likes IL Fine,

Editor National Tribune: NY wife
and L have been at St Cloud six weeks,
and we like it fine and think the town
mas a bright future before it. We hate
to leave, but will for our Northern
home soon. Yours, with best wishes
for the colony and for The National
Tribune-C. D. Mcclure, ST Cloud, Fla.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At regular meeting of Blundon
Post. 73, @. A. r. of Charleston. w. Va.
held on Jan. 2&. is1O. it was unani-
mously resolved that an expression of
the preference of this Post for Com
rade John McEiroN editor of The Ma
tiOnal Tribune for COMMANDMENTS
Chief shotild be presented by our Dele
gates at the Department Encampment
to be held in this city on May 17-iS-19
next, and endeavor to have the Dele
gates selected to the National EnCamp-
nent instructed to vote for this cham
pion worker and supporter of the inter
ests of the rights of the old soldiers of
the war for the Union. VIM. n. Brown.
Commander; Tom Swinburn, Adjutant
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Deaf People Now Hear Whispers.

Wilson's Ear Drums are sound mag
nifers, and rest the ear nerves. Write
to-day for our descriptive booklet. It's
free Wilson Ear Drum Co. $50 Todd
Bldg, Louisville. KY
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
Memorial Exercises, U. S. Grant Post

Z. S. Grant Post, %, Chicago, ILL.,.
held memorial services at the La Sale
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday, Jan. 9,
with Rev. ]. Y. Montague officiating.
The Commander of Z. S. Grant Post is
Dennis w. Howe, and e. N Andrews
Chairman of the Memorial Committee.
The program was very fitting, the SER
vices beautiful and impressive. Thirty
five members of the Post died during
the year.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
S1.oo Free Package Coupon
OF Andersonvillc and the ~yirz Monu-
ment.

Joseph Meyer. Co. A, 103d Pa, Lee
tonia. O., is determined to take The
National Tribune as long as he lives
and can save the dollar. and when he
dies he hopes that some other comrade
will take his number on the roll. He
thinks every old soldier should be a
subscriber to The National Tribune. He
saw Comrade Hatch's account of a visit
to Andersonville. He was also there in
1864 and saw old WirZ every day. and
thinks that WirZ only got his just dues.
He has visited Andersonville three times
since the war, accompanied by his wife
on two occasions. the last being in May.
He saw the old butchers monument,
but never went near it. as he did not
feel like honOring it that much. He is
heart and soul for his old prison COM
rade. John McElroy, for COMMANDMENTS
Chief.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
South Carolina.
Edward Wallace, Beaufort.

Edward Wallace, Beaufort
South Dakota.
A. s. Cooper. 7O4 Edmonds street,
Mitchell: George A. Ludlow, Sioux
Falls; Frank w. Moore, Hot Springs.
Tennessee.
w. C. Ralston, EsteTIe Springs; w.
A. McTeer, Maryviile; J. 7. Wilder.
Knoxville: Dennis Fl. Hunt, National
Soldiers Home; here is one from which
the name has beer misplaced, a COM
rade of the 31st Iowa, Third Brigade.
First Division, Fifteenth Corps, Army
of the Tennessee, J. w. Marcum, Ridg-
ley Lake; w. Fl. Reagan, Co. A. 11Sth
Tenn, Byrdstown; L. B. Goforth, South
Glade street, Columbia; Solomon Mitch
ell, First Lieutenant, Co. G, S1st Ind,
Monterey: David II. Lewis, 1912 Grand
avenue, Knoxville.
Texas.
Pat Garvin, Corsicana; John H Nc
PhersOn. Colorado: George d. Donog-
hue, 1929 Broadway. Santa Fe; P. w.
Hobson, Houston; N. Kennels, Green
wood; Robert c. Bardenwafer, Co. C,
Sd Pa, Austin.
Utah.
G. w. Berry, Provo.
Virginia.
George N. Wheeler Glen Allen; VIM.
FCoateS, National Soldiers Home; II. "
Hicks. Ettricks; Charles Smith, Harnp-
ton; John w. Stebbins, Norfolk.
Vermont.
Amasa Gregory, 33 Congress street,
st. Albans; James Barrett North Clar-
endon; George Reynolds, 14O Branch
street, Bennington; D. w. Osborn,
Brandon; De Forest Doty, Co. 3. and
Corporal, Co. c, 9Th VT, Middletown
Springs; Edwin f. Moody, Starksboro;
George W. Doty, Morrisville; NJ. Stone,
North Derby.
Washington.
w. w. Perrigo, 9Th Me-, Arlington;
Fl. V. Grubbe, Waitsburg; David Hart
man, Co. f, 103d Pa, Dunn; A. W.
Click. Kinnewick; Geo: w. Tibbetts,
Washington Soldiers Home, Orting;
VIM. Calvin, North Yakima; G. W.
Rawson, 500 ,21st street, Seattle; 8. A.
Skinner, Vance; w. H. H Cressey,
Burlington; John Fisher, Co. d, 18th
Iowa, Mount Hope; George w. Coover,
1924 East Green street, Seattle; Fred
erick D. Carson, Sedro Woolley.
West Virginia.
Fred Doe, Eatons; Jesse F. Sturrn,
Worthington; Benjamin Woolsey, Kim
bal NJ Gerwig, huntsville; VIM" NJ.
Smith, Camden; James Knowlton, Raw
,enswood; c. H. Page, 1903 Crescent
Road, Charleston; A G. Stattler,
Meadsville; C. W. Arbogast, Cosmega;
g. d. Spencer, Ironia; A. Smith, Har-
risville; Isaac NJ. Loach, Thornton; G.
w. West, Schilling.
Wisconsin.
John Powers Trimbly, Wisconsin
Veterans Home; John Dillen, Fenni-
more; ]. C. Rowland, Rice Lake: 8.
Sickinger, Monroe; C. ]. Cherrington.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
CURE FOR INDIGESTION

Read What We VIII Do for Al Sufferers of Indigestion
Sick Hesdach. and All Forms Of Stomach Troubh
Send l0c to cover cost of mailing. ETC., and
a 800 ABSORPTION TEATMENT. Sponsa-
a plaster that VIII cure-vork3 IKE ma gle on
the solar plexus. which is the center of tina
sympathetic nerve system that controls the
digestive organs. Write NOW and we will
you days and weeks of rniseryt Address
Ohio Remedy Co. Box "a. Sta F. Toledo o.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Thomas ]. Brooks Post. 322 of Loo
gootee. Ind. at a regular meeting on
Jan 22s 1910. indorsed Cotarade John
McElroy for Commander-in-C Chief for
the coming year. a. j. Best, Com
mander
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

C. X. Hail POST Al, Department of
New Jersey, G.. =. ,R., has heartily in
dorsed ComradS McEiroy for Com
mander-in-Chief,. John A. Borden,
Commander, -
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At regular meeting Hiram G. Fish
er Post, 1856, of Lapel. Ind, by unan-
imous vote, indOrsed John McElroy for
CornmanderAin-Chief of the G. A. r.
for 1910. Jas. P, Garrett. Commander;
C. c. Stu5aey, Adjutart.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

ing even otd clronics of 80 and 40 years
suffering. VIII you try them? Then Just
mail the coupon with your full address to
NsSic Foot DraEt Co. SC Is. Oliver Bldg.
jackson. Mich. Send TO money-ony tie
coupon. Write today.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

EoSene Reynolds Post, AL. c.. A. T..
of Rellefontaine, Logan County, o., BY
unanimous vote at a regular meeting
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Duval post, 9, of wellsburg. W. Va,
indorsed .Eomraden McElroy for Com
mander-il7Chief,s ,some time ago unani-
moGsly, and was very glad to do it. S.
w. Atkinson, Commander.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
PERSONAL ENDORSEMENTS.
New Ha,nr-Iiire-

George W. Bradford. West Canaan;
John B. Loveioy West Milan; c. w.
Robinson. Hudson; r. C. Farr. Ches-
terfield; Nelson Stevens. Andover; Os-
car ]. Piper, Meredith; Stillman H
Lothrop, Goffstown; Mrs. NJ s. Aver,
Fremont: d. A. Macurdy, Captain, Co.
q, 14th n. H., Webster.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Nathan Kfmbel Post. 1872, of Lint on
Ind, passed resolutions favoring John
MeElroy for Commander-in-Chi of
the G. A. r. at its next National En-
campment John N. Risher, Command
err
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

cure? Surely you
cannot go on suf-
fsring when such
a cure viii be sent
ycu 10 Try Free
70. simply mall
ing the above cou-
non They are cur
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At a meeting of Isaiah Dodder- Post,
446, Grand View, Iowa. a resolution
was passed instructing our Delegates
and member to the State Encampment
to do their best to secure Delegates to
the National Encampment that will do
the very best to secure the election of
John McElroy as National Commander.
w p. Robson, Commander; e. I. Lat
ia, Adjutant.-
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
The Assassination of Lincoln.

Jonathan Neal. Fair Haven; L.
Day, Co. K. 5th Wis. Divide.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

BY unanimous vote I was directed to
inform you that all honorable efforts
will be used to elect our beloved friend
and comrade, John McElroy, to the posi-
ton of Commander-in-Chie of the G.
a. r. Ben Segall, Adjutant, w. S. Han
cock Post, $50, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Jacob Mohler, saith Ohio. wants in
formation of Edward Welsh, of his
regiment, who was his chum as a forag-
er from Atlanta to the sea. The two
or them captured fine horse, which
they presented to Maj.-Gen. John A.
Logan.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

I am instructed by this Post to say
that any help Cross Post. 7S, of Seneca
Falls, n. Y, can give Comrade McEl-
roy will be cheerfully given. r, j. Dob
son, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

w. T. Sherman Post, 6, of Provo,
Utah, hereby forwards to you their
hearty Endorsement of John McEIroy
for commandments of the G. A r.
and of The National Tribune pension
bill. j. w. Brown, @. D.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At regular meeting of S. c. Moves
Post. 220. North Collins. N V, held
Jan. "a. resolution was unanimously
passed indorsiDg Comrade John McEl-
roy for Comrnander-in-C Chief A. s.
Parker, Commander; Egbert Smith, Ad-
jutant. -
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At a regular meeting of E. c. Little
Post, 81, of Independence, Iowa, held
Jan. %, the candidacy of John McElroy
for Commander-in-Chi was unani-
mously indorsed. L. Seltzer, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

I want to say to you that old Missouri
is solid for you for Commander-in-Chief
of the G.. A R., and my Post, 72, De-
partment of Missouri, Of Trenton, Mo,
has indorsed you, as you probably know
before this time. / am one OF the IA
boys who ran the blockade on May 3,
1853, and belonged to Capt. w. H.
Wards Co. b, 47th Ohio. l have the
honor of wearing a Medal of Honor. !
had a long talk with you at Salt LaRc
City, and If live till September. 1910,
you wilSsee me at Atlantic City work.
ing for my old comrade, John Noel
roy. L am also on the staff of Com
mander-in-Chief Van Sant.-John
Hack, Co. b, 47th Ohio.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24
The Nrxt Sirir.aIe.

The struggle now is over the Repub-
fiean caucus for the choice of the six
members OF the Rules Committee.
Whether this struggle VIII precipitate
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At a regular meeting of Mckinley
Post, IS, of Snow Hill, Md, the e-neme
of Comrade John McElroy was heartily
indorsed for Commander-in-Ch VIM
r. Gavin, Snow Hill, Md, P. o. Box 70.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

A s. Cooper. 704 Edmonds street
Mitchell; George A. Ludlow, Siou.
Falls; Frank w. Moore, Hot Springs.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

Walter c. Hull Post, 461, of Waveriy,
n. Y, indorses the candidacy of John
McElroy for National Commander.
Fred 5. Morgan, Co. II, 109th n. Y.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At a regular E,ncampment of ]. J.
andrews Post, 20. of Cory, Pa, this
Post unanimously indorsed the candi-
Gacy of John McElroy, of the Depart
IHeEt of the Potomac, for Commander
in-Chief. We take pleasure in trans-
mitting this report of one of the pio
neer Posts of this Department. We have
had the flag Up for a meeting every
Friday night in the year since 1867,
and always have quorum. John
Crowley, Commander; III. N. Baker,
Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

H. A. Robie. Lyndonville, VT, wants
someone to tell him if there is a YER
mont Colonel who was wounded thru
the spine during the retreat from Saw
age Station to James River and left at
the house of wealthy planter The in
jury caused paralysis of the lower
he
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

At a regular meeting held Jan. 90,
1910, Post 119, of New Albany, Kan.
unanimously indorsed The National
Tribune bill, also the candidacy of
Comrade John McElroy for Command
.er-in-Chief in September. 1910. ]. r.
Price, Commander; ]. r. Cliff, Adju-
tant.
The National tribune., 1910-03-24

The comrades of James Conely Post.
2S5, G. A. r., of Diagonal, Iowa, are
unanimously In favor of Comrade John
MeElroy, of Kit Carson Post. 2, G.. A.
r., as Commander-in-Chie and heart
lily indorse his name for said office in
appreciation of what he has done for
the veteran comrades of the civil war
and hope that he may be elected. Jas.
Conely, Commander.