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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u If we wished to swindle our patrons ont
of decent amount Of reading matter, and boast
of our advertising patronage, we could easily
fill up our columns with advertisements. by TAX
ing them at "any price, o, Lord!" aud in dick
OF, at that. We might take foreign advertising
ut less than half price, and tuck the tariff on
homo advertisers, - some Others do. Not .
week passes but We reject batch Of advertise
ments, for which about half price is offered in
traps and trash, or On condition that we spend
double the amount in money, in order to get our
pay in trade; and we rarely fail to SEQ the same
stuff in neighboring papers, taken upon those
TERMS to the exclusion Of so much reading mat
ter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

The ROStD09eeYD 0D6 their Fess
To relieve the anxiety of the Postmaster at "a
ola. the organ of the Postmaster at Troy, and the
man WIN /. sick Tn he Postmaster at Leaves
worth. ve will iuf.rm them that We have nos
written = letter fo ID. p. Lowe, nor otherwise
errrespoudsd with him, ON the subject Of POST
oe,c. or any other matter, for more than = year
half since thas tina, We heartily supported hin
Ear reelection, and never spoke or intimated
vord against him, until be went into the business
Of public stealing. In view Of the fact that We
stnoa i'm the State Convention, at the bead Of the
l;.4. steadily supporting d. P. Lowe when he was
frat uomiuatea, while the delegates elected
through the influence of the Postmaster at Troy,
backed by the Postmaster himself, and large
outside lobby Of his ring, were doing their utmost
10 rv-nominafe Sid. Clarke; while the Postmaster
,t Paula was bumming for Sam. Crawford; and
While the man who il sick to be Postmaster ut
Lsavenwssth was ~rdesvorirg N getsP como'-
nation TO defeat L0we, unless himself were m
cludsd in tho bargain for Governor-we say, re-
membering these facfs, we may have imagined
thst we had some little claim upon Lowssfriond-
shin. However we may have been mistaken in
this we let il pass in silence; but We arc firm in
| the belief thar, when man whom we helped to
elect turna public plunderer, we have right to
| denounce him, even though the Poesessors OF the
| loavrs and fishes may feel it incumbent upon
themselves tn uphold him.
Another fact We may mention right here, sincs
it has been 80 freely harpcd upon. Although moi
receiving our mail at this Office, and having NJ
business 70 interfere, it seems that onr in1uene'
and interest were sufficient to Justify the forging
ofeur recommendafo of an applicant fur the Post
Office. We were foollsh enongh to Imagine fha
| We had right to demand that the rcsnlt accom-
plished through that frand I've und"ne, especial!
when Mr.. Lave himself assured MS that the ap
pointmeut was made upon that bogus endorse
msnt, which he at the time supposed to be genu
iue-but, opeu-heartej, honest and straight-for
ward man that he is! he wound mp with: "S'nc
it is done, and never again expect to ask for tn
support Of the people Of your section, Che though
the State was going {" he districted,) perhaps
in better 10 let it remain as it is"
Come, give MS more P"st-ofEce. Perhaps
will bring ont something interesting, after
| while.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26


"BEHIND THE SCENES IN WAsHINGrON,"-Be-
ing complete and graphic account of the Credit
Mobilier Investigation, the Congressional Rings,
Political Intrigues, Workings Of the Lobbies,
Etc; Giving the Secret History Of our National
Governments, Showing How the Public Money is
squandered, and How Votes are Obtained, with
Sketches of the Leading Senators, congressman,
Government Officials, Etc, and an accurate de-
scription of the Splendid Public Bnildings Of the
Federal Capital. BY Edward Winslow Martin.
Published by the National Publishing Co., St.
Louis, Mo.
when we see such revelations rs have been
made in Washington during rhe past winter, We
are naturally forced to conclude that these must
be but Q small outcropping Of the vast harvest Of
corruption that overspreads the country. Every
one feels keen desire to get at the facts of this
terrible and intensely interesting history. The
author carries the reader Behind the Scenes" Of
the great political drama of our governmental
life, and shows us the actors who are charged
with the most vital interests of the country,
stripped of the brilliant hu& and attractions
which partisan admiration has thrown around
them, and exhibits them to us as they really arc.
1t is no mere sensation book, designed to pan
der to morbid curiosity. Mr.. Martin gives q
plain and unvarnished history Of the infamous
Credit Mobilier affair, and makes disclosures with
which every citizen, of whatever party, should
acquaint himself, and which are terribly startling
He drags the mysterious lobby and it's members
out into the broad light Of day, and tells us all
about them, giving sketches of the noted Honss
Of the Lobby. He Introduces rs into the White
Honse, and to its occupants. H lays bare the Sc
cret workings Of the Departments, and shows
how they are conducted. He tells MS about the
hard worked and poorly paid employees Of the de-
partments, and gives interesting facts about the
| female clerks, of whom 90 much has been said.
He introduces Ms to Senators, Representatives,
Military and Naval heroes, adventures, and all
that vast crowd that makes up the life of the Ma
tional Capital, and has given to the public .
work that will fully snstan his well-won reputa-
tisn. 1t is not only deeply interesting for the
disclosures it makes, but is brim-fnll of useful
aud valuable information to every citizen. It is
clear and lucid explanation of the manner in
which the great departments Of the General Gov
ernment are organized and conducted, and con-
tsns full and admirably written descriptions Of
The magnificent public buildings and other works
of art of which the whole land is SO justly proud
In short, the book is Washington City in min-
iature, and We cordially commend it to all. To
those who contemplate visiting Washington it is
invaluable.
1t is sold by subscription only and the publish
ers want agents in every Comfy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26
AAninistratrix,s A Notice.

Tm ss1s,,l.s1 - - g.sssa p ths !o;..s I,oSss
H.s ~ eaaeSs e Chssiss Nlernas dseeased hs,a
- Csesey. heassg dsts Jsse eth, ls71 An persons
eebeed b saA es1n6a noti6ed n make immediate
Deat q ths ns ssA IN tbsas having el.ims against ~
eses are requlss1 - present then for allowance VIII
90 year fu tie ds1e II aid lettera they may De
elsdsd fso a.y bessAt of the estste, md al claims 0
preseoesd within three yeafs Win Be forever barred
JuDe n lg73 a. PRS fee. g.,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26
semethinx We Appreciate.
The following, from the Wichita Ess''' sooe''

AOmGxDIDk - - A0Re
The following, from the Wichita Eagle fooen-
es us in tender spot: r..,
so. Mu1xn-white Cloud has Ne. I.rsf S. e1, =,
&c y Dr. Venture Is stranger tn u. .nd ~ % .s,s"
n. Stat. His arst issnss ss =, ~ pos;rty and
@sa esoysa y that snTs Lag = S
aandsres are .rk alone By y y sss ~ Sss
.sspy Local sarpst vs.sh:sss - ny country ssv.
pspr sat- ai% o'. a. @ he 6 q wsiss
81 ~sr .i.E is.ue In N that Tine Thing a.
e Ri. III ls:ss.s :s::Ts 7. .s s'dss ..
a. sus such 2. mot o.y savs &. saser - y.
y ne 1e.s And n an tat Ds tSs cAi9 =
ever ben found st:nans Sy TIE i.sr s,S .ssa..s md
The ri 81 TiIier like an men. hss hi. fInss don b.s
= an editor and pubsher % one dsssng he s.sass =
time :; q: ss . y s:s ssa "a
Sstssr tie rants o.salisa 4. saev q. pssr tsS.s
:1s he 81: .. 70
in irving 70 pail down and raducs one who % TAR aove
b him 70 !, -, e.. ss. s % sisnns
Personally vs DO .ot care .ny "efs isf ~ Ass s ~,
isbortd scrmped and worried r these dosss ys:ra vtl
No prnsp~cf bsyosd homo Tor eur wife and bahrs ~
S. aSn s s o" =. est er snysssrs sss and ON
mence pang them down without eur entssins psueess
!. s.yh.s !, '1cn S 20 ia .s o.
least .nethne more worthy .ad brilliant th.. assss n
older cditors who have gUoe through al thss - AAs
has
We appreciate it, not % much for the hatter
| ing words it contains, but from the fact that il
comes from one who has been here from the be
ginning, and is scquainted with the Kansas pres
| from the foundation up. With Nanh. Murdock
| the editor Of the Eagle, We have had occasion {.
differ perhaps oftener than otherwise, In the fac
| tious wsrs that have characterized the Republi
can party of Kansas, and with whom We hav'
had many q sharp tilt. Those old stana-bya
who have struggled from the bedrock mp, AM
have witnessed the struggles Of Others, are yer!
seldom found indulging in Wholesale charges q
vcnaiity, corruption and bribery sgsinst thei
brother workers. That 10 left to the suckers, tn
pimps, the very body-lice of the profession, VIII
fasten themselves upon some political sbystcr, d
his bidding, and live npon his uncleanness. W
have them here, and all over Kansas. We car
little for the articles Of such vermin, who know
nothing and want to know nothing but wha
their masters bid them, while We retain the re
spect and confidence Of those who have passe
through the heat and burden with MS.
We might say mnch on the subject touched mp
on by the Eagle, to show not only tn" injustice
but the low personal character and the utter ri
diculousness Of the newspaper war being wage
against us; but we do not care to devote to
| much space to 0ur own personal affairs Bs
sides, it is not losing us anything. We are n
minded almost daily, in the most tangible an
gratifying manner, that those who seek to bres
US down are only doing us good. If they bu
keep it mp, they will be the making of us.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26
Beard or Equalization.

NOTICE b. hereby gives. thaf the Board Of Coonmh
AZ Cs@DissSssess u Dnaiphss County kansaS y -
nest - tie ace e ths Csussy Clerk parsnaas r. m
visises a aw. Nsaday III 7th day Of July kS
nnarN q kqualizstina st which meeting al =
tsemssaves sxEsSsved appear and have AZ 80 "a
tbe1r snsensDest q sah year cusIected. = JasTv w
JuSs n M a Coaaty Cisst
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

HoN. d. p. L0wE.-Our worthy Congyessmsn
is q last making for himself public record.
Having SGT in Representative Hall for . term of
two years, aud having done nothing worthy ei-
thrr of praise o. eensnre, he concluded n,sn .
bold strike and brought himself conspicuously
before his constituency. The salary steal had
the eAect Of giving him notoriety which be can
not greatly appreciate. He should not have
f:rkoeten that the people VI Kansss had declared
the dawn of . new era" But tho temptev came
and Mr. Lowe fell. "0h! what fall was therog'
Inc ineorIuptibls became corruptible. The na-
tson's esAeB were laid open and the covetous
naod eoaId not bs withheld. Lowe, the poor
Coeeresman, grssped the baruing dncsis and
ecfe'y have th~y esuterised him. The trepan-
ning pfoeses will doahtle.a become necessary be-
ssss b has expended his salary steal. His alfegsa
e1oessy steal re paas BY in silence. believing 10
q nMswafthy sf n"tios sDd tending n detrast fSsa
see dignity II esr State. We believe Mr.. Lowe's
oortheo will be grievous ensaxh without Sub
1eesssK hin 70 villi6cstiou. He has prepared his
eva P:iitical tomb, aud has determined upon the
Gay when his ots~qaies shall be pronounced
IsdsPesdssce RsYsblicaa.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

The Republicans of Ohio denounced the lack
pay brigade In fitting terma, and eleeted for
President of their Coaventiou man who had
voted against ths steal and rsturasd his share Of
the swsg. That's the way to dc it. 1t will be
easier for IN elephant n dance hornpips on The
point sfa needle than for hack pay Congrsss-
man to be elected to any ofice in Ohio or else
where year hence.-tN. Losis Dem0crat.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

Iowa Point Dispatch.
N;.sseen pspers in Doniphan County aione' anu
other Counties in proportion. We mention 'n,''
TO show that we came to stsy, and ''u s,ay' :"
ante of the fact that nitetecn newspaper deaths
evidenced that the newspaper business in Doni-
MIA, couptv WAS Gar from being healthy.
w. spter upou our ssventeenth year with bet,
Co., .,.ou,.eemeut and better prospects than we
entered upon any Of the Precedihg Volumes We
have shown that our paper 10 permanently es.""'
,i.hed. and the public have coincidence that tney
will get what they pay for-not few flashes IN
IN. nan. then the paper gone under, and tney iei'
,,;un. their subscription money.
r,ur course will continue to be what It has
heretofore been. The sentiments We express
ahall be our orn, and shall be expressed in plain
English. regardless of consequences. We expect
to be relentlessly pursued by the jealous and en-
vious. and by the tools of shysters who cannot
use u.s. We expect to be lied upon, and vilified
tn have onr language and acts misconstrued ana
misrepresented; to be barkcd and howled at by
curs with collars around their necks; to be be-
splsttered and besmeared with their mud and hlth;
and to be honored with every epithct and SIAN
der that their hatred can devise. We have be-
come used to it, and rather like it. 1t advertises
us gratis and brings us patronage. We shall do
our part to make the fight interesting to our as
milants and to the public.
Our many subscribers who have been with ns
from the start, will need no assurances rs to our
course. The hundreds Of new ones who are ad-
ded each year, shall have cause to regret their
patronage. The early demise Of the Chief was
predicted sixteen yeara ago, and has been pre-
dicted every year since; yet it still fourishes
and will continue to flourish, in spite Of anything
except those accidents which are beyond human
control.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

II How comes it that the RepsSlioas, % glib
to call men thieves, touches 30 tenderly upon the
great salary steali Simply because such are its
orders; and the moment it disobeys ertlers, its
breath stops. Lowe was one Of the salary thieves,
but Lowe has hand in dispensing Post-offices in
Kansas; therefore, it Is well to be mild on that
subject, and to expend their pent-up fury upon
those who have headed them of at their own lit
tie games.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u The White Cloud Leader has already cans.
ed fuss in one family. The day the Leader came
out, the wife was eularging her hustle, and want
ed it; bnt the husband bad taken dose Of salta,
which was just operating, and he lad to have il.
The dispute was settled BY the husband grabbing
the paper and rushing ont Of the back door: The
Leader 10 40 powerful that it has already caused
three mares to lose mule colts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

q The EIc6ison Globe 1Gays that ths css,
O~itch of Russia is on q visit to the Prince d
waies II shon1d also inform its readers that The
rshaS u Persia is sSopt starting on tour Of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u American Homs for June is bright aud
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Every subscriber gets nearly 600 pages of stories,
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ly for Anerioas Homes, At great cost, and the
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26
Notice.

4 sAj.sssl .ssssg 4 H. ssehhasaer of.ss y sSs
fresiasa1 = ~ CsaPssy h White Ched su thsi
1en An psnssas btsrssesd aEe usgsd b be IN 10
- tsksa Sss1iiG Ssvsrd IL i1ssaiase esssIsg NJ
b1n1nsn - - d1lssss1isa e ~ - CrysrN
y.sm ma ". c. cfEoe
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

q Last week was the Republican, sick week
The attack was somewhat harder than usual
Its complaint is intermitting semittent chronic
post-oface- 1t will be sicker yet before Il is well
Of IL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

y What queer freaks will seize upou the
minds Of people. There 10 . man ia Newark,
New Jersey, who imagines that be 10 Qussa Vic
toria's husband. Not qaite % strange 10 the cas-
Of the negro woman in Levenworih, who imag.
ines that she 10 d. r. Anthonys wife; for she has
. mulatto young one with Roman nose, to show
for it!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

A eolored man named Morrow shot and killed
snother eoloeei man By the name Of 0verbee, ct
Juncfisn City, Thursday. Tie rev grew out q
esoe di0ealfy teswUss ths ehildrsa Il ths PR.
10 q sshoGl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

a We have received, from somehere in New
Jersey, neat and interesting pamphlet Of $
pssss on the uses Of Pinmbagn, and how TO use it.
Evefy iamily should have Il. r there IL enc
'ninR mors than smother to which may Justly be
a''housea fhe failure and ruin of % many Amer.
ican tam'tss, It Is lack Of proper iaSoenasion
On the uses of Piumbs,.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

A colony from Wilkestown, Pa, has located on
Big creek, shove Hays, and sixty -four farmers
srr already on the ground ~ work.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

n Last weeks R7sSlioa. again reminds %
of our crime Sf moving to Troy. When . fellow
wants to reform, and lead better life, they wont
let him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u They have ehristened new town In Ken
tueky, Confederate City. 30 Nasby's "Couf.der-
ate Gross Roads" and "Secsssiouville" wer. NOT
all imagination.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u The Troy Repsblioas, grown desperate ct
never seeing any of its articles copied into ex-
changes, because devoid of anything worth cepy-
ing, has at length hit npou a remedy. 1t devotes
its editorials principally to abuse Of us, and re-
peatine d. r. Anthony's slang, and the Leaven-
worth 1smes is sure to copy them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u We would suggest to ~. .a;.or ~ 81.
wn''e C'ouo Leader' that the farmers of Doni-
phan County have long since haA their eye-teetb
cnf, In the matter Of dead beats and humlu.,
He viii find il uphill work to play hi. cousd....
game on them, by riding the farmer hobby. ana
volunteering them advice.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

why In he'll don't you exchanged" comes
written on the margin Of paper called the Jew.
ell County Dis.ssl Because We m. mt In heu.
and never expect to be-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

q Tho cholera 10 still on the increase II
Memphis and Nashville, and 10 prevailing in 9TH
er Southern towna A number Of cases have slsc
occurred at Washington, Cincinnati, and Other
cities further north.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

y A Doniphan County preacher recently 70
marked, while on visit to another portion u
the State, that be expected to be member Of the
next Legislature! 1t will 6e well enough, how.
ever, to wait until the votes are counted.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

Y Susan b. Anthony has been tried and con-
victed Of illegal voting, at Rochester. judge
Huntington, in bis charge, made the bolA asssr.
t'on, that I" Miss Anthony knew she was . wo-
man." Hnw does Judge Huntington know she ia
= woman f-how does he know that she knows
she Is . womanf That 10 an unsettled question.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

u d r. Anthony was thrsshed, last week, in
the streets Of Lesvenworth, by . book agent.
A there is no ordinance in Leavenworth against
kicking dirty dog in tho streets, even though
he be Mayor Of the city, the man was not arrested
q. naturalist tells Of species Of ants IN
South America, that have . small bag or gnat
which they milk regularly, ~ people do cows.
If they likewise carry on dairies We suppose
their cheese might Be called "gnat-cheese"
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Volume Seveateen.

We tbis week enter upon the seveuteensn year
of the publication Of the Chief Il was n.
sucd the latter part of May, 1857, ana o".'ns
that long period, we have missed "o' 'os'
lar issues. and they were all during the nf"' '"
wear. and half. For fourteen yesrs, there o.'
h.., . f,ilure TO issue full sheet. we 40
~. ,.,;.v. . psrallel case can be found west Oh
the Mississippi River. :,
There is now no other paper In eA's'e a.
Kon.a.. that existed when the CA'5 nt'' -
n. appearance; and there is no other "..
editing a paper in the State, that va. y
I'd at that time 1t is impossible 20 si.o -
,ogue Of the papers that have nsen' n'",''.o
fo1 /. se.son. and disappeared, in Aaosss' oa."s
.h,, ,;rs-,be;r name 10 Legion. In Donipnan
&C. -. n.v. seen the rise and fall, and set al
the wake, of the following paPe"'
Doniphan Cessfifstiosaa"'
Doniphan Crusader cf frecdon,
Dopiphan Post.
Dopiphsu Democrat
Doniphap Herald,
GeaIy City Era,
Palermo Leader,
Elwood Journal,
Elweod advertiser,
Elwood Free Press,
Troy Democrat,
Troy Dispatch,
Troy Patriot,
Troy I.pestsator,
Troy Soldier,
Troy Reporter,
Highland Highlander,
Iowa Point E.qsirr-two efforts,
n..-.S~x
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

The following resolutions Pssss,d by the Pros-
poet Farmen' Club Of D0nglss County, showing
how the farmers regard the back pay grabbers;
Whereas, The Congress Of the Unitcsl States
have perpetrated one Of the most 0utrag'us steals
known ~ tho civilized world, in the Passsge ei
the retro.ctive sslary bill. Aud, whereas, d. p.
Lowe, 0ur Congrcssmaa, suPpvrted such bill,
Resolrsd, That We demand that he resign bis
seat in congress, thst his place may bc filed by
au honest man instead 0f thief.
Resolesi, That NJ hOnest man should support
any newspaper that docs not write down such
thieves.
Resolved, Thst the Secretary Of this club he in,
structsd 70 send copy Of these resolutions to ID.
p. Lowe, aud also 20 the Dssecvatic Standard for
publication.
The forcguing is . copy Of the resolutions pass
ed by the Prsspect FsFDerv Club In D0uglas
County, ct their mestlng. Nay lss. 1879.
d. ". 6corTEx, President.
l. H. EDs0x, Secretary.
BELvoIR, May, 9, 1879.
Knowing - re do the sound, thorough and
healthy Rsdicalism of the good people Of Dougiss
County, Ne feel safe In predicting thst three
fsurths u the nembers u The PrusPset Farmer
Club sre sossd, healthy rsdicals.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-06-26

Thursday.
Early in Jrne, (tlsueh The details have jnst
been PubIishedl young man named Abs.sn
Gray hung himself st Wellington. The deceasesl
gagged heriiing cattle for DR.. Wood for several
weeks, until few days before be committed the
rash ect. when be had boon, By his own request,
transferred to the Doctors Kitchen. He bad for
merly been an employe in . hotel, and was an
efficient help. He, sesned to te perfectly satis-
his bis only trooSse We the tear that bic parent: - IT,
would compel him to resume the occupation Of