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a Mechanism
That Exists

Indeed, the Council of Defence, in its
double form of advisory and executive ca
pacties, provides for ourselves the one cx-
listing machinery at Washington peculiarly
adapted to undertake the work of pre-
hminary reconstruction. 1t is council
only by the necessity Of needing a name.
Actually, it is great and sensitive organism,
a nerve system, reaching out into every big
and little community in the nation carry
ing impulses from the people to Washing
ton. 1t is an intricate formation of COM
munication trunk lines. That it has beer
superseded now for war by the newer
mechanisms of the Overman act is only the
result of having completed its first work
The council primarily was a medium of
education means to educate
Washington we'll as the people. 1t has
done both. Now that new need of educa-
ton has come in the natural development.
of events, the council is ready instrument
to the Presidents hand.
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the utmost Importance to which answers
must be found. not after, but before the
conclusion of the war, if the determina-
tons Of Parliament were to be satisfac-
torily translated into action"
Some of the reconstruction matters that
have occupied the attention of the English
government have been agricultural policy,
rehabilitation of the army, rehabilitation
of civil war workers, coal conservation,
aliens, forestry relations between employ
ers and employed, women's employment,
health Of the public, adult education, hous-
ing, unemployment, physical training, tn.
supply of raw materials, shipping, juvenile
employment, rural development, social de-
velopment, financial facilities for commerce
and industry, preservation of industries,
establishment Of new industries, improve
ments in trade organization.
These are scattered and various groun
of activities they are presented. but act
ually the British Ministry of Reconstruct
ton is organized as intensively and amply
as our own Council of National Defence.
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TRIBUNE with absolute safeyfor II Dissatisfaction re-
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Medicine II, the
Home
By Haywood Broun

sIXXE OUGHT" said R, "to have
wv some Of the regular old-fash-
toned remedies handy about
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iud,t i'm aber boriidiig 30 bssiitieen
unb 3u seipirnen; 5eigt 4 ii@ abr
einperitanoen, 70 inuf,t fbds ben
rrdhtissn s5iiriien srabs5u sIiidlih.
Der friiter in Wcimnr unfdifige Usds
ier 6cinri9 Miiller ippIlit germ pom
aarlsrute fpicber 8uriidte6fen, uno
man ipnr in gsrleseibsit, no iiilS irie
man i'm linterbrinsen iclite. Der
@robber5os that bic be3eihnertbe un0
freffen6s MenBsruns: sGs lei EN- edit
lreiHlarif6er guinbfab, alies IN ties
flyer Stabt 3ufammen5upfropfsn.
@iner lei Dem anbern i'm @eg linb iAi-
nsr tonne sebeikn." Nit Gifer ersrt
er babsr Gelbtgs @orfdIos, benz Miils
Ter in Gifsna9 GislluHg unb Dohs
Runs an Der 3eihtnniobemie 81 ses
ben. Dorii6er muBte nun ipieoer nit
goetbe geiprodJen iperben, unb oiess
mol fsing bic Sdhe portreffli6. Der
nIte 6srr rief fosieidb: ,gi, bds IN ia
elm red,t dnlndxnocr @ebnfife. SDgen
gle es 9. &. s., baB ih barauf foris
bpuen unb einen untertb. 9ortrdg ersi
laien lper6e.1 Dieie Nntfport, 10
merit Selbis in feirem Sagebud an,
mndte bem Gnabigiien tunbre s5relbe.
Gs III Elm feiner 3us oes 6er5snstnfts
Carl ausuits, fpie er nit Dem sreiftn
sroBen Ireunbe auf jebs Weiie 5ort
nnb bebutiam umsueebsn unb feinen
Winf4tn 5u bssesnen iid bemiihte.
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grHnbeissntbnms -sssOt5efsa.
1.ue Spp0tbef.m

~ ~
Florence W. Smith on Glmipooo
ploce 6. II. g. 60. $2400.
q. aogdn Wiais on glaMfon 3. u.
go. 2 $1,000.
Smoeens 2eOudrb an biefebe;
$3.50.
2eonpra 6. 9iifler dn Nortbpeilern
9. II. 6. Go. $2700.
iFfpra o. Moobfporb on @efiern &;
Soittbern 2ife SnT. 60. $500.
sSod BEL an Wtiami 9. u. 6. Go.
$500.
Somuel sSootlid on Wlonnr& .. u.
g. u. 60. $1,000.
2flIgnit aoIfmener an College 5ill
2su. g. 60. $500.
WSoria 6. &dfIelmann an aibtpal
8. II. .. Go. $500.
{ 9etfIgte Sppotbtfen
Senrn 6. Sonns an Tsabifon q.
u. Ro. 2. $1S75.
glargdet o. Ufnrtin an Wiliuu
&. Hiennber. $500.
Martin Orbina an 6erdnrourt
Brefping 60. $1,000.
Wsorb 9ubete an O. U. peters
Renltn Go. $3.50.
Senrp @ittenbtra an Hnuittta
StrcTtTn. $1,000.
Grace 1ennaIt on @iniGn 6.
Setter. $780,.
Wsors .. 6pffmnn an Cine mprts
.insueus G1ub O. v q. "a 5000.
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Der Std mar Der pnIsaber ndbe.
Man permutete einen Selbitmprbpers
fuh unb perfddrfte bic qlitfii4t oents
gemdb. Ollie 8etbeuerilngen Wtariens
bolfen ni6ts, bic Wdrkrin midi
tuum nod minutenIana bon ibrtr
Seite.
@aler Garifius sablte ia cine 10
auberorbentli1 bobe peitiion, bab
iebe 8oriidtsnlabreael bate perbrei=
fa6t iperben t0nnen. 9amit fdiranb
ollt Der lebte Sbein elmer eingebils
beten 5reibeit. Marie bate jebt
auber ibrer peri0nlihen Bequsmli9.
teit ni9ts mebr poraus ppr elmer @ea
fanqenen.
limb ibre @efanaensntpGrterin man
sip fairies, liebloies Beih, bem bi.
Pfli6ten, tpelhe 'fbr Dbldgen, ni6t
cine Spur BON Mitsefiibl ertpedeu
tpnnten. Sbr robes MeTen f9ii6z
terte Miarie elm. sic fiirhtete iih
Dor ibr.
9a gum erifen Wtale iiberfam bic
l1ngliidlide bas 8erlaneen, ibr 2es
BEN felbft au enben, obtppbl man ibr
bic Mittel biersu eenommen.
Mber pielleiht fam cine Gtunbe,
mo iie ihren @oriab CUR Sbat tperben
laifen fpnnte. gtuf fieIe Stunoe
barrte its NIT Sebniuht,
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9as CptOplOn.

<Nk NIBtiluF OtiSpfie SuiIttttU vs.
iSournier b'2llbe bat sipn Qtntb5rer
,rf,inben, ben Ct Sptopbon nsnni.
DDIlfomnnen 9linoe psrmDgen NIT bies
lem Npparai lidt nidt muir ipabrJus
flebmtn iie t0nner aud perfhieosns
2ihtftdrten lnttrffeibsn. Die aons
itruttion sines btrartissn Appurates
5is.st an iidb nifts Bunberbares,
benn mir beiiben ia bereits cine gair5e
Msibe iiinitIidsr Sinne fit gnsrsien.
bic mir niht brett ipdbrnebmsn t6ns
nen. S9 trinnsre rliir on bic enis
pfdnger eIettriffer WeIlsn. Tas
prinsip Der fiinitIifen Gimme befiebt
In Der umtpanblnns Der Gnergisn,
fir bic mir iein Organ baben, IN lpIs
de- bic mir nit irsenbeineiu unferer
Gimme ipdbrnebmtn t6nntn. Das
Sptopbon peripdnbelt 2idJt in G6dIi.
Der Blirbe, bem bas Organ iiir BIZ
rette aihtenpfinbung fsbli, tpirb bas
bur4 In ben Stanb seiebt, 2iht nit
ben SbRn 81 erteunen.
M5ie bel 70 pielen Der tpunberpoIleia
mobernen 2lpparate, bic ben Snbalt
itnIeres 2ebens bereidern, ipielt nud
beim Spiopbon bic gleitri5itdt eine
bebeutsnbe Role. gs eibt einsn mertz
piirbisen Stoff, Der BEN S4mtist
peripanbt III, bas Gtlen, beHen Wi4
beritanb fir eIettriffe Str0me iid in
2i9t perdnbert. Staries 2idt BAT
notursemdb einsn itdrieren ginfluH
oIs f@tpades. Selligteitsfbpnnfuns
gen rufen alfo' Stromf4uarlfungeD
berppr gIettrifde Str1me aber Iais
fen ii9 tn eiuem Sdepbon b6rbar mas
den. Das iinb bic psientli1fier
pbaiiialiffen @eiebe, Don benen BEL
Der aouiiruiiion bes Dptoptons Ges
brau9 semaht ipurbe. Gin eleitriItea
Strom, ben leine tleine 1aldknbaitsl
RE liefsrt, flisbt burd, einen Gelsns
ipiberftanb. Sn eineS iinnrsidsH
Meife TT NIT bisIem @tromtrsis sig
2elepboH berart psrbunben, boB "a
TN Sunteln Don ieinem Strom errsgt
pirb. 5dllt aber 2i9t auf ben Ges
Ienipibsritanb. 70 ipirb bas Strom4
sIei@seipidi seifort unb bas 9slepbon
fpri4t an. Da i'm 9elepbon iidb nuI
pI0BIi@e Stroulperdnberungen be-
mertbar MAIDEN, iptrb ber basIeibc
bur@fliebenbe Strom burd Elm llbrs
peri etipa 5ebnmnl In Der Getunpe.
unierbroben. 60 iiirnmt man bas
2i6t aIs ein ssbeimnibpoIIss Sums
men ipabr. ie beaer bas aidt, beiiol
itdrfer bas Summen- I'm affo A. 9.
bns 2idt elmer 2anpe 3u .b5rtn-,
bolt Der 8Iinbe ben apparat In ber
Ri4tung. in Der CT am fidrflfeB
iummt, b. 3. bortbin. no bic Qnnpa
iih btfinbei. 90 iunitDol Dfersr Mps
pdrat erbadt IN, 70 pief e bem glins
ben gi6t, 70 armfelis eri&sint e. In
Werelti6 NIT unferen Muaen. Dds
Dpippbon seifnitsi nur bic Mobrnebs
mune bon ben unb bnnftl; ts ldba
nur bic Ri&tina bes 2ihtss erteus
neu. mir nber feben Biz WsIt IN ihs
rer Wtitr unb 9ief., mir senishen bic
G95nheit pon formeu unb 2tnssn,
bic pielfdliias praht btr Tarbe ins
btIt uns eninsosn; bsrn bns Muae IN
infer bornsbmiier Gimn
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lyrnnOeiaeutanlas.lle6 .lle6ertraeauaen.
@fneinnati 10. Gsbr.

/ Gincinnatt l9. Jepr.
Soirnm M. giuliTon an gttd 3
9auber, so bel 172 SUB an Der Glib
Iieite BON prosperitp place, bilbtnl
I2pt 84 in 5iram Or. RuliIon's erltsi
/ Ntoitipn au Rortb SDerIoOt. 81
(Steusr $1.)
ssobn Qinb an Hafsl Gino, 25 Gilt
an Der SiibIeite Der 6ilI Strabs, bill
| benb Got 113 in @eorge Uldrttns
llnierabtbsilung. 81.
glnna asenof an Soiepb grortsr'
mann, 3 Sabre Paht bonn. Is. Wdrt
l191S an BON 10 Meres 2anb in SET
tion % III @reen Tppnibip. Sdbrlihi
Mietbe S144, nit ben aittnufsreh'
su $2300.
CLARA e6ipab an Charles 8. unf
CLARA Suengling Cots A unb 5 in
Der llnterGbtbeiluna bon George Wlils
Ier's gitate an GIeDes RoGb; 81.
(Sieuer $2)
Senrp 6. Sonne an !. 2oeon MiIs
lig unb Mdrp q. WifIis, Got 81 unb
Sbeil Don Got % in 5anfon &c Sui
Ier's linternbtbeiliuiq in Maoifons
billie: 81. (Steuer ($2.50)
Senrietta gbsl, per Sberiff an
2eonpra 6. Diitier, 25 Sub on Der
Sibieite Der MtTliden glpsnue;
$2775. (Steirer $3.)
Clara 6. 8orheroing on 6ermnn
Mueblenbarb, so BEL 116 CUB an Der
Sibieite Der Mabifon Strobe in Mt.
6saltbp; 81. (Sttuer $2.50.)
Sobn 8. gpans an bic 2pndburg
o. C g. Co., 40 Sub an Der Deits
|feits Der Rapenna 2Denut; 81.
(Struer $2.50)
gnna gottner on Ifbert Sbppurb,
40 Bel SO sSub on Der Torbfeite Der
Gamble Gpenie In Gbepiot;N 81.
feieuer $1.50.) (
franees M1iller an adiborinn
Rpipetamp, 30 bei 135 Gub an Der
Mitieitc Mr 9ranb gfpeniie, 100 CUB
n5rbIi4 Der gdIIett Roa5 auf prie.
5ilI; 81. (Gteuer $4.50.)
Wol!er g. Siron an @melid g. 9.
oobe, 20 bel 132 SUB om Midmi
Canal; ferner 20 ssub an Der Weits
feite Der SaIifenb Strdbe; 81.
spliifa syaiIe an bi. Stobt gineins
natl, rs ssub an Der Sftfeite Der Gas
rebo 9penue, $50 Jub fiiblid Der
RcMiIlan Strube; $1150. CSteuer
$150.)
Stto atnnefe on Carl W. Gbintls,
Q Sabre paft BON /. MGr5 1918 on
bes gigentbuins betarnt als 3702
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itatlidk Mieibt $3.50.
Die Mportmeni @uilbing gompanp
an Hitarb u. Ruppdpori, 30 bei 72
syuB sn Der @iibfeite ber pearf Ctr; /;
ferner 81 Eel 72 Sub on Der SiibTeit.
Der gedrl G.raBe; 81. CStesr
s3.5o.)
@eorae o. grnpn an Gfisdbetb
SSroser. 100 SUB on Toreit Mperui.
mtf Oit Dnlnut Oils; 81 (Starr
$3.)
Die eSpbn Soud Bretpinq Go. on
grpbonia Sunt, SO BEL 80 SaiB an
Der Rprbtpefi gde Der geif Strabe
uttb ssrnnan apenut; $500. eSteuer
$6.50.)
WiIiam g. lSdrmon an George R.
murpbb. Sbeil BON 2ots 152 wnb
1853 In ber 6abt Bari gaft llnters
dbtbeiluna; ST. (Steaer $1)
Derfelbe on @eorg. R. Wturpbp.
Sbil bon Qpts 161 unb 1862 In bers
fel6en lInirdbtbeiiung; 81 (Starr
S)
gifoie BON gartbel 4itbrn al,
Spbn moItermdrru, so BEL 133 Sub
on Der Siibieite Der gtcB 9fpenue, ITO
Tub Dffli4 Der Carthage gite; feruer
elm 3 TSiib Gtreffen drgnn5erb unb
beIiebenb in 225 ;S,iB SffIi9 Der
Cartilage gite in ct. Berndrb; $3.50.
(Gieuer $3)
DoiTeIbe an Goa aunbler. 4S Bel
133 SuB on beredibfeite br @ob Mpe.
in Ct. Bernard; $3.50. CSteier
S.)
Worp glorun on Serrp 6. unb
Wlatbifba 8. Grotblich, 10 bei 125
TuB an Der Dfffeite Der Hrouie slDe. (;
81. (Struer 60c.)
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'srances MiItr an %. n. gsas.p
$1,000.
ellie anblum an Canton M. Goo,
per. $3.50.
ellie ". 5bornas on Mabiion Q,
u. Ro. 2. $500.
gCie gkaeItein an Gurnminspils
German 8an.. $4300.
Sbman aebrnsr an Jamilp 3. q.
go. /. $1,000.
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Gin ms6enfanHfer

Der asber BAT ieinen Sdiilsrn
time Rsftnoufsobt seIieIIt; oIlss redls
net eifris. mir iJrisdsn fcbaut ssbans
isnpol bnrds UeuIttr nod tem ses
seniibsrIiegtnbsn SuuIt hiniibtr.
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.glun. Grib, fpos fcmmt beraus7-
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ulel ncDr %ertrauen aIs 5r eirau
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1rmen ausaen Hrp Madegs nnb 9optmsH 2aers
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
Almost Every County Represented
Many of Whom Former Active Sup
porter1 Of His Opponent for ths
Senate. Loyalty to BE the Chiel
Issue. Central Committee Named

Mr.. j.. N. Provine Of this county
and The Sentinel editor were in Jack
son Monday to attend the meeting
to organize the campaign, Of Hon
Pat Harrison, candidate for the Unit.
ed States Senate. The meeting was
one of the largest and most determine
ed political gatherings ever had al
the State capital. Nearly every coup.
ty was represented and those that
were not, sent numerous telegrams
expressing great interest and prom.
ising to put forward the greatest
efforts for Mr.. Harrison's. success
One particularly striking feature Of
the meeting was the great number OF
former friends and enthusiastic sup
porters of the Junior Senator pres
ent and the open and vigorous ex.
pressions of disapproval of that gen.
tleman's course in the United State.
Senate. Among those of the former
ardent adherents of the Junior Sen.
ator present the following may b<
noted: Judge Robert Powell, Judge
]. @. Robins, Hon. J. NJ. McBeath
Hon. Jas. Mcclure, DR.. E. p. Jones
j. L. Taylor, Judge r. F. Cochran
Frank Pinson, and scores of others OF
equal prominence. These gentlemen
all insisted that they had not changed
but that the Junior Senator had de
serted them and his party. Many ol
them stated that they parted with
him in sadness but that their duty tx
themselves and to their country for
bade their giving approval to the
course of a man who failed and re
fused to. cooperate with the head OF
the government, and the leader of tn,
Democratic party in the face of {
foreign foe. The underlying ides
seemed to be that had the Junior
Senator and a few others like hin
stood by their party friends that tn
war would not have come. Their,
was the most remarkable evidences o
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
FLAG DAY SERVICE LAS SUNDAY

A day of the most historic services
ever held in the churches of Grenada
was that at the morning hour last Sun
day when the Sc service flags were
presented at the churches, the stars
upon each flag representing the name
some fathers and some mothers
boy" who had left his home and put
on the kahki to go forth tc maintain
the Nations honor. At the Method
ist Church, wherc the writer was pres
ent. it was one of the most solemn
services, and the information IS that
the congregations Of the other chur..
ches manifested the same profound
seriousness and silence Let 1T be hop
ed that these boys in whose honor
these flags were given and accepted,
shall be ready fer any test that comes
The Sentinel feels sure they will
and if fate should decree that they
must yield their lives en- the battle
fields, may their spirits be ready for
abiding in that blessed City above,
where war is unknown and where
peace ever reigns.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
MRS. 6. H. CALHOUN
MAKES REQUEST

We want every School Child il.
Grenada County to be here April 6.
(The children outside Of Grenada
especially.
There is going to be a patriotic pa
rade of all the children in the county,
each child will carry an American
Flag given them at the Grenada Pub
lie School, where the parade will form
promptly at 1890 o'clock; be led
by Uncle Sam, march down Main
street, and sing America on the
Square, after which there will be all
kinds of contests: climbing creased
poles, jumping, sack races etc, also a
cake will be voted to the most popular
school girl in Grenada County.
From o'colck until o'clock there
will be speaking and musical pro-
gram at the Opera House (Freel.
AS part of your duty come, tell
every body, and help US make it the
biggest day Grcnada county has ever
had.
Very truly,
MRS. C. H. CALHOUN,
County Chairman Woman's Division
Liberty Loan Organization Gre
NADIA County.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
EASTER AT ALL SAINTS CHURCH

Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.
Short Memorial service for the
members departed from this life dur
ing the year.
II O'Clock Service.
The following order of music has
been arranged for the eleven o'clock
service: The vested choir will be
augmented by a boy-choir trained by
Miss Esther Broadstreet. j, The boys
have been picked from some OF her
pupils. /.
Organ prelude-Andante in A
major
Hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers
Introit, Christ the Lord is Risen.
Hymn, The Angels Rolled the Rocl
Away.
Communion service, to be sung II
unison.
Offertory. Solo.
Hymn, The Strife Is Ger.
Sermon, The Message of Easter, b!
the Rector. ssa
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
KOSMAN SOCIAL CLUB.

Mr.. Thomas E. Nicely, one of the
three directors of the Kosman Social
Club, of this City, was in Holly
Springs Monday afternoon between
trains. For the benefit of its readers
The Sentinel gives the personnel OF
the Kosman Social Club, which or
ganization was recently chartered IN
Grenada. DR.. Charles w. Kosman is
Chief Advisor, the officers are: VIM.
Keene Huntingdon, Pres, Sam H. Gar
ner, v-Pres., and John P. Press
grove. Sect'y. The Directorate is
composed of Messrs. George NJ. Gar
ner, A. Roy Burt and Thomas r. Nee,
lily. Their phone. number is l75 and
state that they invite correspondence
Their Office hours are from $50 p
| m. to a. m. They have a motto
that is a peach: eff you don't like
the ladies you can't join our crowd.
Can you beat it?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-29
CITY COUNCIL EX-.
PRESSES APPRECIATION
Commends Negroes for Attending
War.Thrift Rally.

The City Council of the City of
Grenada met last Saturday after
noon in special session and passed the
following resolutions commencing the
negro population for attending the
War Stamp Sale Rally that day and
for the loyalty of the colored popula-
ton generally:
/: In the belief that it has become hit
ting and proper that the service, CO.
operation and manifestations of pa
triotism from our colored citizens
should be officially recognized, made
of record. and commended by the Of
fetal organization of our Munlclpai
Government, and submitting to far
and impartial people the sincerity of
our official conduct, be it
RESOLVED, by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of Grenada, Mis-
sissippi.
l. That we appreciate and COM
mend the work and service which our
colored friends and citizens have done
in the great campaigns having Tor
their end and object the preserva-
ton and welfare of the Government
under which we live and the interest
of its people.
2. We appreciate and commend
their cooperation in aiding, by their
presence, their attention, and then
assistance, the pubic gatherings heid
lin the interest = of the great WORK
| in which we are engaged-especially
their contribution, by their presence
and otherwise, towards the success
of today-the Thrift day in America
3. That is is the desire and hope
Of the official, as well as private, sent
iment of Grenada, that they will con,
tinue to do their part in these great
undertakings, and, in the furtherance
of this hope, we pledge to them oul
/ purpose of making this cooperation
stronger and better as the work goe:
on.
4. That copy of these resolution!
be placed upon our records, and o.
published in our newspapers, and tina
they be given such other publlclt!
as will bring them to the attention
of our people.