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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02

THE ,.sv:l sat hy t.,a riTss "a. se-~-
Tho ltfs.an 81 t;.s'', w!.tse y u .lNays ti.A
k:h-- - 4 %fft@ x -.
Casting Ia ,aac Ii, tI.s, .nsiiing tide
An>. a,.Mns tie .isl. 81 The SHl.k b.Etiid him
Meysat 1t cuss III t,st,,,zs 4tbs. :.
Aad wns ii!inE ,hls hHske. fsty fn%t:
SVhcie y"'. .l:ghs l'sts setsi that bis deadp
h..'k 80, t:t!-.
Was di.:v.su,!y LATED ,or os,,y cast,
He caught EN- Is i .* ,;,,an .snu 't,.sn,.u,;
Little Or ;S, it H'.h nts re ',,it
One bait Hat a shrek to. :. l.r,e hruoun::
An asset. yil,;u LahG. Il. ahi utl. l..
he took gem .hal a. ,sns .r,i shown
II sauk il thHsr.k.ar s. ili,c,,f s>EIifl
And caught u wnsnaA IWl,u tuak wss kHoWE
As the bes: s.ld the pn'xss' ~: E.!:rs around.
ssomet.mss be vsnd iaa:h. Al SOM .tilnes in,
For oetts:l .neNss:, Hiersi.Ni II t&h,
And no seel.uNs. 4l+,si.., !. - ,Irt al:e hing
The baitssess s,'!.>ai 10 av:f. hsh..
4Qusth Satin: '''rhs 6shias j., r,,r and ics"
And be took Il .irit!f siNlr,pGr1 cnth uxek
And yet a,par Ua sHa,u ~ III , the line
That e'e.t II. III III, :s.nps;,': 1a1j % refusxl,
He tried with mis- god ed his flashing gems,
Hnngfssa!e III | 4 ttn" u;.s" the linz,
Dressing g''wn| vita vian oil rSi hens,
But still 'hc dn:,!..o u,.,.:' 10 sign.
Ia yoman'N gn-t,r " n; On tb hook;
Il nave h:lu at .h8. u'lv.n, thu devil briEnt-
.eUiE;g'
~'Then Saien's ii is4 w il IN ht:r sho >k.
Alsa h. lance she p.s.c!nr as quick 4.
E4itl;h
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
STATE Of Minnesota, .
h3<.s,N,, Y


County Of Morrison. ~
District Court Seventh .J;:diclAl District.
John A. Aru Id rs administrator OF the estate Ct
John Aruold, Decd, plH
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
The Pare and The Im,:E:a.

The Merry little mountsin hrr.> { =
lightly o"ntos' over The rocks ri 49,. :,
'as IN The sunshine on jts w. aon, -
the river, i. pare and clean. II isl: e.
therefore it is healthy. l. is t,~<: -.
therefore 1t ressts in,rnri1v B.. ~
s'uSglsh pool where the currr.i d
strong enough Sc keco the Vs.. ..
ton, is stagnSnt md fowl. =.
~ olsh are thrcwn ii:tn IL, !.
there. Impurities and vii. -. =.
1t = breeder Of disease srd Az ,,.,~
avoided " hen the hlocti il rr:z -.
rich and red, and vigorously c,,;y.
accustomed rounds through urtar,.. 49,.
VEINS, me system is hearty ard :feaiIhv
Wb"n the blood ,s thin and roor p ~.
weak, !!npur'tIes nr>i dehlemeH.s e7yen.
INTO It, and It has no strength 10 cass
them out, Then the system run. down,
The onEy known reliable cure for impure
blood end weak and deti|ilxsed system,
is Hops and Malt Bittecs--Na.ure's REM
edy. The great Blood Pu.iRer rnd Kid
ney snd Liver Remedy, co<,pou,,,'e4
from the we'll Known curatiyss, HONS, :.
h"ss, Buchu, Mandrake. =, nael;,n,
SarsaFarl;lar CascHra Sasraln, ,.,c Uu;,s
ana Mali bitsers IL the y1,ntn~; Hesl1!.
and L':s Rcstorer neent on csr!r. II j.
especially reccnme :dcd tor AL tlisensce Of
women, such as mental depression ,.waak~.
ness, oreaking down, Iassitsv,c Of the
system, headache, etc. 4 .ria! vii surely
convince any enc Gifts reri,s. Cali Tor
Hops and Malt citters. For sale BY
JOHN W. CLOSE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
:Knr:e N&}sa:ssst,r JEAgc.

Fergus Fail, Telegram: 1t is said
that in case 'i,c bill is pa4sc GREETING a
second judge for lie Seventh jn1itaa'
'e'ist,jo,. ami 'hc Tl.er Tail county la"
doesn't 'agrrt.rr, It's man for the place.
that Hon. Nnutc Nelson would !,a willing
10 give up his seal in congress to coH!e
'ho9ae'st;i' accept il, I! is practically q
life position, but of course lie would
want il unanimously hn>lers,l. He has
told his friends that he would NOT ie a
candidate for r.eIc"ion and a ,jud scsllir
would MT l>'' . bad I?rinE to ruun'! orl n
Eeilical !,io like the .Hsc which he has
lead,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02

W.
JOHN g. johnson, Ueft
The. State OF Minnesota, tothc above named de-
1rn,l,!nt:
You arc hereby Summoned and required 70
answer the coA.t lajnt o.! the plaintiff il the
above entitled ActioI. 1T Whia': T. copy is on
iln in the Office Of the clark otthe district court
and to serve r,>pv Of Your alsswerto int: sald
complaint! on the sllbao:ibsr ut his office the
VII. ~ Of iltle:Fulia il!s,lii .couity wt.H!u 20
,layA n!,tr.stEviee of this summons upon you
exclusive. a. the day Of such service; ana If OH
lail to answer .tnt said complaint within the
apply to the rou~1 for the relief demanded i'll
IL complaint. t.S: SMiIH'
Plaintiffs Attorney, Little Falls, MINI.
Ilatai NOY -. 1881.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
Liabilities OF msqT;1ta Vernon.

Liabilities OF mwq~rIta Women.
New York Herald. G.n an opinion just
rublis!eA the general term ef tive su.
preme court in this eity hifir!ns the fol
, Bswiug plinci II - touclaing rightas'd !in-
bilities If married women ir yais.ztat" ::
First-~A e.a:.,iel ps.ea:ssr: '.'sirns bust
nsss on 'herown account may EN- ploy her
husband at stated salary.
Seconl--The husband cannot enforce
the pay,nrnt Of his salary by an aftior;
agaiua: .Aia wife.
Third The isn,e&and may ssesi gn his
. claim, and Toe assignee may sue his wife
Four'h.-A crtditon e the husband
may mai'st in !rSs! proceedings against
! the wit" to gel possession of any salary
s.tdueb:a.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02

The New York sun coa"tire the Ros
ton QlGr,. re,,r'ls q! the late election to
he'tke FIRST and only ONES made'up fr:m
returns furnished by ''e several secrela
ries ofs'ate >lirea. According to these
figures tina w,lt,ie !su'nhrr % Yates !g;:tn
for president on the loar electoral ticket>
was l0.036,N51, OF whicA Grover Cleve
naDi received 4,5'i2 :FA: Jn';se4T Bl'iinr,
~4,810,2l9; B'njeMia +. Butler. 154,S4s
ana John 2. st. John, liS.O09 TO his
aggregate he;c is to be added 9 2H2 scn..
Eering and tlatxnr.r t7t:v~4 Cleve un,l'>
plurality is thas shown to le 32,o7S
while in tn" entire country he is i'll n
minority of 3)3 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
M4>N1,fGS NC Il ,SAILE.

T.. II, FAESiIAM,
Attorney.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
SUMMONS.

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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-02
THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST, PAUL..
MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA
-AND-
Chicago & Northwestern Railways,

The Shortest and Best Route East IT,
Clesgc, with Dining Cars, E!sgan, Day
Coaches, and Pa'aee S@eking Room,
Smokers On all trains from MiBnes polls
and st PAn', through Eau Claire ana
( :iadison, with choice Of route viz Nil
I waukee The chicago, ST. paul, MN,
aeapoiis Il Omaha r y also runs thsoagk
, trains soush west from St, Paul ard Min
Hssp"lls to Sioux City md Couasi:
BA1tEt, with Sleeping Cars through vi h.
cut change 70 st. Joseph sud Ka !.
/ CA5, and is the short, quick roats r. y
st. Raul to Dos Mo7neS. Mort c.st fro"
tsssst. Paul through trains ar rlen to Ass,~.
land, Washburn and Exy field: Lake 81,
serlo<s and frona Kaa Csaite to Supsi;<>c
n.y. where ceTXNesfon is made ;,r
b tasssh. Bat this regts to Chicago :s
wi ut tbs kaanagers take pride IL, xrd ts,
eau y os TIE smooth steal rail- track wsi:
BALI Sod road bed, the boat Day Con:;a$
slee, tag aBd Dining Cars tina, money
m, vassares e,urteous and attentive
,pIol a.. ard with tra;ss always on
= %. it Il Slightly named =
J, Vic, Royal Route. "
49,, -. this Rente When You TrsrsE~
- ticket = ssd NH Information cal: q .
i -, Vart :. Agent Northern p,ss1s..si.: III
lsiiirene al . :. !, t., :, - N
~. ELA R ~, naage,. dekI Pass' A.. <$*5
tGssttf1 &AuH o. TSNi .hf5Ss.,.E IS - IL
! Tah., =, eioug y, The eslebsrted lecl
=. -. 3. -. IA ress;. af Minneapolis audi
noes tsssis Il ee y ~ *.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Pres!dent
Cleveland and Colonel Lamont left Al
bany 1T $40 on the West Shore Road
this afternoon, and will 20 direct to
Washington, reaching there early to-
morrow morning.
The President has passed the day
quietly at Dr.. Wards house, which he
reached at 2 O'Clock this morning. he
received the calls OF few personal
friends, among them Colonel Rice, Gen.
eral Farnswor b, General Tracy, Rev.
DIR. Wood, his former psstor, and u
dozen others. Mayor Banks, who is n
candidate for Governor, spent half All
hour with him this morning, and Gov.
ernor iii was with him this afternoon
for the same length OF time, but neither
obtained from the President any assur-
aboes OF his special favor for their smbi-
tioI. At 8 O'Clock the President walked
down 70 the train with q dozsn friends
and boarded the private car reserved
tor him.
The President is looking stronger
than when here few weeks ago and be
says that his vacation has rested him
and he feels prepared for the session of
Congress. He Ia hroUzed by exposure.
He Is 80 much gratitisd by his visit that
he promises himself another month in
the Acirondacks next Summer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
TH|R D EDITION.


A special meeting OF City Council
was held at the City Hall at D o'clock
Saturday Afternoon, with President
FArra in this chair.
A petition was presented from Mar
garet BouIks asking permits sion to
build house on the present line on
Maryland avenue at Reed street., rs the
line fixed by ordinance will place the
building two feet back on Mary land
avenue, thereby leaving an offset OF
two feet on said avenue, and, as Mrs.
Bourke alleges, injure the value Of bel
property. The petition was referred u
the Street Committee.
Ae'er considerable delay, motion tc
adjourn was finally carried. and Coun
Gil proceeded in hacks 10 Twelfth anC
Head streets, TO examine the plac'
complained OF in the petition of Georg'
w. Forrest and John II. Forrest, wh'
asked that the grade OF Twelfth stree
from Heald to Thatcher streets, h'
lowered one foot, aud a so that the grad
of He,ld street from Twelfth 10 Thir
teenLh be restored TO the grade estae
lished by Couuci on the Sd day OF June
1880.
After viewing the streets, and ex
aminipg he grades, motion wa
carried to refer he Ill after TO the Chic
Engineer and Surveyor, 10 make som
arrangements ii possible to assist III
petitioners, whose three houses q
Twelfth aud Hesli streets are now on
foot below grade. Council then ac
journed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

Fifteen mintrs have been arrested
at Rock Springs, " coming, on coarges
OF murder aud arson in connection with
the rece 1t anti Chinese riot.
Michael Devanuey, Ia jail 81 ct. Lon
is on the charge of having n urdereI hi
wife, was allowed by The Sheriff 10 at
tend her funeral on Saturday. He wa
guarded by several oepa:ies. The priv
iese, il is sa,o, was granted at tue rs
quest Of Prosecute. Claiborne, who sait
it was desired ny the pevauney family
The tauarai notices. published IN the pa
pers announced that Catherine Dew
anney, the beloved wifa of Michae
Devanney, would be buried, etc.
Augustus Bryant, alias "asd Hot,
WAS yesterday sAot dead by C1arle
Hug't, barke per, in a drunken quar-
rel at Rock Peiut On the Potomac, {,
miles below Washington. The dea,
body was placed IN al clubhouse, 0nt
the murderer continued To sell liquor a
ususl. AT las accounts he hal no
been arrested, and from the unlawful
ness of the locality, was not ezpectsd 1
bD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
Asbury Lecture ROOM openea

A-bury NJ. e. chu'cn opened theil
beautiful lew lecture and Sunday
school room for wor-hip yesterday
morning. The whole pla:e was crowd
ed at The sacramsHtal eervice. The
Sunday school kept it crowded in tie
afternoon aud through the classes con
trihuted so for tho carpeung OF thu
loom.
ia The evening the p ace was packed
long before the hour for service. Rev.
f. Z. Williams, sen OF Rev r. S. vii
liams, preached with great freeness and
acceptability. TAO penitents were a
the altar and one pccfessed a saving
faith in Chris.
Mr.. Williams Is on his way 10 hid
dletown Connecticut, whtIe he is at
tending college prei airing himself 10
The ministry.
The chatch will not be REGULAR,
opened and re-dedicated until the mail
audience chamber has undergone
course of alterations 10 make it com par
with the other parts Of tho building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
Death OF Thomas q. MambIy,

Thomas 9. Hambly, we'll known
citizen, died ut his residence, No. 81
Delaware avenue, last Saturday after
noon, aged 81 years. He WAS q native
OF Christiana Hundred, but received his
education in this city, aud was school
mate of the late james 7. Bird. When
n Dung man he removed to York, Pa.
and for nearly forty years was engaged
In the practice Of law, and served one
term as Deputy Attorney General, under
Governor Ritner. He WAS for some
time editor and proprietor Of the York
Republican. His health has been fail
log for some years, and some time ago
he returned 10 this city to spend the
remainder of his days, He wa, the
plaintiff in the celebrated suit OF
Handy vs.. the Junction a. Break " alter
Railroad Company, hich was settled
by compromise at a recent term of the
United States Court.
No public funeral will be held, but
private funeral services will be held At
the house to morrow morning, aud the
remsins will be taken to Forest
Cen etery al MIDI ietown, for burial. A
widow and five children, two sons and
three daughters, all grown, survive
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

The review and boat RAGS of tho
Bachelors Barge Club on the Chris,iana
last Saturday Afternoon, had the effect
Of attracting a large crowd ofspeotators
and both Market ana Thru street
bridges were filled with people. vbiIe
many others occupied positions along
the shore. After the review, prepara,
tions we're made for the race bet ween
the gig and scull crews, the course being
from the east end Of the Kennebec Ice
Com pany's wharf to Market street
bridge, distance of one mile.
The signal WAS given at 6 % O'Clock
by pistol shot Aired by Colone, Enoch
Moore, and both crews started well to.
eether, but the gig crew forced ahead.
and at Pusey's buoy lead by three
lengths, when they lessened the strokes
from Sc to %, while the scull ipcreas.
ed their stroke, but were unable TO
overcome the distaD CO and the race WAS
awarded by Judge 4. II. Lewis TO the
gig, which came in full length and a
half ahead, the time. which was con.
sidered very good, being 8 minutes and
ID seconds. The gig crew was oompos-
ed ~. e. Whitehead, stroke; K Il.
Mitchell, No. 3; T. G. Hatton, No. q:
g. #. Smith, bow; H. K. First, cox
swain. The thell crew was William
Weldin, stroke; K. @ jackson, No. 3;
T. T. Kellum. No. 2; G. II, Mccall,
bow; II, X. Carpenter, coxswain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
FO,ice 90 be EzatnIned.

There are two policemen, recently
appointed, who hare no. YET bsen
subjected TO a physically examination
by tie physicians in the Board of
Health, whom the law makes it
obligatory fyr them todD.
Tue Cry Council having refused to
pass bid for extra services for exami
ming Mayor RAyals rev !otce, the ply
sicians tor t.mc refused 10 examine
the new appaiC .ees sinc. that time.
Mayor Raoada then sens Uhern a notice
requesting them % examine The new
appointments Dlcsors Bush and
Springer have agreed - comply with
the Mayors demand, bat DR.. u rim shaw
has not said what he will do.
AS tbs BoaTl Of Health IL appointe,
by the Mayor, lie OF course has th,
pc ~er t. remove members OF it tina
will, especial 80 il they decline to per
form thtIr duties As lail down u tn
law. No dou3; tas City Council viii
yet pay thb doctors for their trouble
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
Sh erfn's nAI e..

Sheriff Ford will sell at public sale on
Tuesday, the 8th inst., : three story
brick house at Fifth and Monroe strerit
the property If Patrick J. and Caiha.
rine Fl Killroy.
a lot on the northerly side OF Rod.
pey street and Shallcross avenue, the
property Of Martha w Kuhlmeyer, ad
III b istratrix of John Kuhlmeyer.
A double two story brick house and
brick stable, ON the West eide OF Mar.
ket street near Tenth, the property OF
Joshua Pusey Smith and others.
A lot of land At Eighth and Locust
STREETS, the property Of he late Thomas
IioRerson
On Abe 18Th init, a two story brick
house, on Ninth street near jackson. the
property of Robert Py le.
On the 1911 inst a lot of land and a
farm house, At Front and DUPONT
streets. the property of Hiram Phillips
frame OF 81 acres situated in Beaver
Valley, Braudywine Hundred. The pra.
por,y Of the late Joseph W. Day and
others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

OMAHA, Ee6 Sept. 6-Geueral
Manager CallowAy .of the Union Pacific
Railway Company, ia speaking Of the
situation at Rock Springs, Esar ston,
and other mining camps where the
Chinese had been attacked, said that
noiice has been served on Beck q it'll
and Quinn coal mine contracts al Rock
Springs and Evanston, TO Remove o.
ChiDamen from Evanston by to day OIL
serious trouble would ensue. He an
sumed that order woull soon to restored
| by the troops.
| Both classes Of miners, be asserts
are now paid fully 50 per cent. high.
wages than are paid in Eastern mines
Al Rock Springs, where the massscr
occurred uIipg tue past month Their
! were employ I'd .bout go men, 800 u
Evar sion and 800 at Carbon. All thos
} at Carbon were Americana, while n
the other too points they are divided
1.-TWO thirds Chinese and one. hir,
Aperioans. Their pay is from seventy
tive Cents to 81 per ton. Both c,assa
ara Paid at The same rate aad hav
been averaging about s. per day TO tn
man for eight hours work. Tn
Americans, being more Industrious an,
skiltu,, get out more than the China
Den, aud many OF them earn over $40
lper month.
The ouiy advantage TO the coal com
psny in the employment Of Chimes
was that IL enable d them to mine sui
ticieDt quantity OF coal TO keep TIL
trains moving wi on the other miner
we're of on strikes. The Mormons ant
Chinese will not )iu the unious and
therefore, coiue under their ban. TIL
Mormon miners are now moving thei
families away, fearing a repetition G
last weeks trouble.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

GAKBART-On Septeu Der 9th. at Hamp
ton. Va, Nathan X. Ga'hart, aged .;
yosrs.
rev jersey papers please copy.
CLEAVER-On September 9th, Mary Mar
Raretta, only daughter Of James Il. and
Ida Cleaver. pged months and 5 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
Ted To attend her funeral from the residence
bf her parents, 30s East sixth street on w cd
nesday, the 9Th Inst, at 2 o'clock p. m.
FL LlOI'r-tn the 9Th inst, VIM. Elliott
aged II years.
Relatives (, nd friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend the funeral from his late resi-,
ience, at Greenland, Del on Wednes lay
the 9th int, to meet q. the house at /.
o'clock IN. lnterment at Old Swedes' churcf
cemetery. Services at the church.
MISUNDERSTANDING on Saturday. Septem
Der 9TH, 1855. tbeLezer A. Watson in til,
SD year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence In Newark. Del without further no
tice. Services at the house on Tuesday af
ternoon, September Sth. at O'Clock y. IN
Intern ent at Head VI Christiana cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

The Chester Times stated that theie
il we'll defined sentiment among III
M mbers of the Coatesville Pre- byte
rian church that Rev. I. j. Aiken, OF
the Second Presby ter!an church OF
Chester ID the man they want 10 ii II the
place made vacant by the departure OF
Rev. James Roberts. To which the
Gainesville Union thus answ ers
" There is no sentiment at all, much
less well defined one among the
mem 0ers Of the Pr.sby terrain church OF
Gainesville that the Rev. j. T. Aiken,
OF Chester city Presby terrain church IL
the man they want" Mr.. Aiken IL
from Easttowp township, Chester
County, and Is very popular with his
congregation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

Mrs. Sooy has returned from her
visit TO Bedford. N. j.
Prof f. L. Gleason has returned To
this city.
NJ iss Clara Goodno IL spending few
weeks vacation among her friends in
Bucks County, Pa.
T. Jennings Crute OF the Philadelphia
Times staff WAS in cur city this morn.
ing.
Miss Moliie Guthrie and Miss Sallie
Bye returned home on Saturday even.
ing from trip to the mountains.
j. 8. Dunlap, of this city, has con.
trscted to build a four.s,ory warehouse,
eighteen by one hundred feet, on Second
street near Arch, Phila.
NJ iss Minnie A. Deer and Miss Ella
II. Benson start to-day on n visit &c
their relatives and friends In the coun
try near Newark.
Mics Annie K. Miller and Master
r. r. +. Miller started yesterday
evening for Deerfield, Cumberland
County, New Jersey and will be absent
the first couple OF weeks and the
latter about q month.