davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

LADIES who value s refined complex
i0n rHust use Pezzouis Pow Ger It pro-
suces q soft and beautiful skin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Also ual0on ascensous in afternoon
and evening given ~ toe WOOD Carvers
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

Some women are "bothered
to death " with corsets break
ing. There is a "bone" that
never breaks; it can't be
broken-by wear. The only
way it can be broken is by
bending it back the other way
which is never done in wear.
Don't believe it, perhapse
Very well. Go to your
own store and get a Kabo
corset; and, if it breaks in a
year, go back and get your
money.
The steels may break
the Kabo neverl
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
CHIcAso Correct Co. Chicago and New York
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

= 80 . - % - -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

Thomas DuEston. better known ms
"NObby Tom," WAS a second victim TO
acute pneumonia here this week, his
death occurring at eight o'clock Tuesday
morning. AT Munhalrs boarding house.
after a sickness Of but four days. lie
was thirty-eipht years OF age, unmarried
and has no relatives this side of the
Atlantic. am aged mother survives him
in England. Dunston was a miner and
during the past eight wears has lived here
and at Mastodon. lie was a member OF
Bcaconsfield lodge No. 3l4, Order Sons
Of ST. George. The funeral services We're
held in the Fifth street Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon, the members of
the order attending in body, and
following the remains to their resting
place in the new cemetery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

The modern conyenicunes and improVomcufs.
aud y doing a iaDd Office business The writer
y Indebted 20 Manager Evans for conrtesie~
ccivsd.
The writer under the guidance 81 Mr. Hart.
junior member 81 the firm 81 Parks 4 co.. Wis
lied the interior workings" ~ their mnnmotl
establishment. The store. with tbs dozen 90
more departments already covers a very large
nrca oi territory set. owing 60 the constantly
increasing trade the firm BEGINS 40. heel crninped
menss The eeI q rhIeh siII be ths remodsSr
~ the hardware department. Few establish
ments 81 the kind on the range equal Parks A
COS ~ magnitude and variety ofstock carried
ana extent 81 business.
John Fisher meat market Il "A model II neat.
IieSs. and would be- a credit 20 the city were "
located Ia Milwaukee or Detroit IN ficf. rs
ling the large stock at all times carried. II Is
ahead Of anything Of the kind IN Northern
Michigan
TnE DIAMOND DRILL. ONCE il a beauty. and il
one of the best appointed print shops on the
range. Editor Atkinson has inst purchased a
large number Of new fonts Of display type. i,
paper cutter and other new material. and has
made humber ~ important improvements In
his handsome office. He h enjoying "a large aud
deserving patronage from the people whom he
serves, aud bis excellent pnper Il on the high
road 20 prosperity, all 81 which Is truly crafty
Ing 10 the "old mans" frnters OF the press.
everywhere.
Dnrlng the writer's stay m the busting little
village. or embryo city, he attended Prof DE
Notes entertaining lecture. "Tne Lighthouse.
or the Sentinel Of the Sea, given under the
auspiees Of the ladies' OF the Chau tauqua Circle,
a society which Is doing good work IN the vii
i laee Brief visits were made 20 A. Lnstfed' =
4 Fair. made famous all over the rsnee by unlinl-
\ tied advertising and square dealing; Max Bcr-
lowitzS store, Bower and Kimhnll drug stores,
g. =. ffenry's furniture store Andrrw Iren =
meat market aud other establishments, AL Of
which are doing Well.
Quite number Of neat and pretty homes were
built last summer and many others conten.
/ plated. and several laree store buildings, some
To be Of brick, are 10 be constructed la the
/ sDriuu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

John Larson, who died in this city
last Sunday morning. carried a policy in
the old, reliable Washington Lille lnsur-
ance Co., a concern doing more business
on the Menoninee range than all other
Lille insurance companies combined.
Yesterday Mr. Geo. A. Webster, range
agent, came here, secured the necessary
proofs OF death and informs the writer
that not later than next week he viii
place in the hands OF MIR Larson's widow
a check for 81 600 being the amount Of
the policy. The Washington has an
established reputation for prompiness
and this IL but one instance IN many that
can be rcln ted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

swEDE nfAoINrs HE ~ rERsrED AND
JUMPS TflROrGn A WINDOW


An elderly Swcdc named Charley, has
been sick nc Martin Ropan's boarding
house about fortnight with what looked
like pneumonia. BY order 81 the town
the sick man WAS handed over TO the
cnre ~ nurse. One evening late last
week he astonishcd the boardcrs by
wandering through the corridors and
trying 10 open the doors OF their rooms,
eNclaIfning that he wanted protection, ns
somebody was in his room and wanted
TO kill him. lie was quoted and taken
hack 10 his bed An hour afterwards
the whole house WIS alarmed hy the
most appalling sounds issuing from the
sick mans room: there were sounds al
crashing Of glass, falling OF iron, ham
merinc 81 woodwork and hoaire ejacu-
lations of anger. The excitement was
increased when man rushed into the
house and yelled "frcl" The upperpart
OF the building was filed with smoke,
which, IL WAS soon noticed, cmmc from
the room Of the sick man. The door
WAS forced open and then IL was found
that Charley had not only knocked down
the stove pipe, but had completely
knocked out the window, which opens out
upon an adjoining roof Night Waterman
Buskirk, with his lantern went upon the
rooi in search of the missing patient,
wading through "A foot an a hall Of snow.
Charley was soon located on the rooi
near the edge Bnskirk returned and
placed ladder against the building and
finally induced the sick man to descend,
which he did safely, although nearly
chilled 90 death. He was put TO bed and
closely watched the remainder al the
night as it was evidently hewas delerious
from high fever. Only AN insane or a
drunk man could have performed
Charley's midnight feat on the snow
covered roof.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs l.. A. Clapp was i'll the early part
Of the week.
"a hardwood floor is being laid in Parks
& Co.'S store.
This weather RACES vigorous war on
wood piles and coal bins.
A. Upn WAS at Iron River Wednesday,
diving across the country.
Mrs. John Larson returned Thursday
night from her sad visit 20 Negannee.
j. G. Clancy, Of Amigo, AN architect OF
great repute, was in the city Monday.
Kirk Himrod. OF Chicago. spent n day
or two this week at his mine, the Shaicr.
Mrs. G. M. Atkinson and some Mark d.,
are guests Of Mrs. q. A. Taft, at Florence.
DIR. Breck had more cold than he could
carry this week. lie was in bed two
days.
j. Durorin, prominent Escnnaba
merchant, was AT the Lockwood house
Wednesday.
| Marks. i'm the iewelry business at
Florence, was drumming trade IN this
city this week.
4I. G. Clancy, the Amigo architect, is
making the plans for A. Lustfed's new
store building. 1t will be a model.
John Mewhinney accompanied the
remains al his friend and colleague. John
Larson, TO Negaunee, returning Wednes-
day night.
i The vote TO bond the village FOR an
additional 5000 to complete the water
works system, was carried almost
unanimously.
<R. b. Webb, OF Minneapolis, formerly
i'm business at Florence and well known
here, spent Sunday in the city and at the
Bohemia property.
Capt and Mrs. A. G.. Gilman, OF the
Dunn mine, returned Monday from n
several weeks suiourn with Wisconsin
relatives aud friends.
Capt Dennis Healcy, OF the Mansfield
mine, wis taken down with influenza
Thursday, and the entire management is
thrust upon Supt. Calhoun,
\Therc never was time in the history
OF Crystal Falls when sickness was so
prevalent as now. La grippe forms a.
greater part Of the disease suffered.
John O'Hnrn, 81 Stnger, has M many
friends rs anyone Ia Crystal Falls, and
they all sincerely hope he will soon
recover from nm aggravated attack OF
La grippe.
q. l.. Woodwork, of Stambaugh. sur
veyor of the Florence-lrOn River mines
and secretary Of the Iron county board
Of school examiners. WAS In the city
several days this week.
Miss Katie Manning, ~ Green Bay, a
graduate Of the business college OF that
city, has accepted a position with Parks
x Co, and has charge OF the new Rem
ington type writing machine.
The Escanaba, Iron Mountain q
Western surveyors broke camp yestc~-
day and will do nothing more until early
spring. The depth OF snow made work
very slow and unsatisfactory, hence the
breakup.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

BcaconshcId lodge No. 311, order 81
Sons al St. Geokee, held meeting JIM
Doucets opera house last Saturday
night. The order Ia growing. Several
visiting members from other range towns
were present.
Mrs. q. s. Main, who was seriously i'll
last week, threatening pneumonia, Is,
this journal is pleased 10 state and the
numerous friends 81 the lady Will be glad
TO hear, now considered beyond danger
and recovering rapidly.
III. f. Larson. 81 Negaunec, was sum
moned mthcr carly this week by the death
ofhis brother and our beloved friend and
citizen. John Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Z. Bollstrom, Of Negaunee, Mrs. Lalson's
parents, We're also here.
Word by wire was received Saturday
last from Stambs.ugh. that Miss Myrtle
Rowley wis down with Ia grippe" Her
sister, Miss Ruby, went there Sunday TO
take care ~ the Stambaugh schools
during her sisters illness.
The Crystal Falls DIAMOND DRn.L has
entered upon the fourth year oi its exist
ance with bright prospects. Claude says
he intends 10 keep right on printing the
best paper in the u. D.. and beyond this
we make no promise. Iron Mountain
Journal
Very cold weather has prevailed this
week, mercury falling as low ans thirty
degrees below zero and il is hoped will
have the desired effect of checking the
march Of la grippe, disease which hns
prevailed pretty generally in this city
throughout the present month.
George G.. Youngs. Of Florence, spent
the first three days ~ the present week
in Crystal Falls, "A guest OF the editor.
4 Mr.. Youngs edits the Mining News, of his
town. his paper being the best authority
on mining matters of any Publication ON
the Menoniince range, east Of Crystal
Falls. During Mr. Younes' stay he visited
"a number oi the principal mines and
several explorations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

IRnk RlvER, January % --1hccseems
Go have been a wrong impression as TO
the zeal object 81 the late suit by the
township ~ Iron River against Iron
equity. Ii WAS not only 10 obtain "a
repayment OF moneys paid out Tor the
county poor but also Co get a decision
upon the question whether the county
win Obliged to support the poor who had
not gained settlement IN the township.
The last object WIS gained, Judge Steere
holding that the county was Obliged TO
care for their poor, and that IL was the
duty OF the board OF supervisors TO mp
point county superintendents for thr t
purpose. IL Is but justice Co the coun-
tvs attorneys Co say that they conceded
these points. hut had they done SO n year
ago no suit would have been brought by
the township. AS il is, preparations
are now being made Co compel the board
OF supervisors To meet and make such
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
ACCIDENT AT MASTODOy.
MINER STANDS OVER A DRILL HOLE
WHEN A BLAST GOES OFF.

WHEN BLAST GOES OFF.
A very peculiar accident occurred mt
the Mastodon mine hast Sunday morning,
John Einsweiller, alias German Jack,
receiving severe injuries about the head
and face. Preparations had been made
for blasting drill hole in the open pit,
and two sticks OF giant powder were
placed i'm the bottom To shake" out
the hole preparatory TO receiving the
mann charge. But one ofthe preliminary
shots, however, was discharged, although
the three men in charge Of the work sup
posed both had exploded. Consequently
they incautiously approached the
dangerous locality, Einsweiller i'm the
lend. The lncklesA miner stopped over
aud was in the act of removing the loocs
dirt from the collar OF the hole, when
without warning the rcnaining charge
was discharged, "A qimntitv oi the fine ore
flying with terrific force directly toward
him, "a considerable portion striking Jack
upon the right side of hi- lace, badly
tenring and decorating the flesh He WIS
standing at the time upon anarrOw ledge
or path, so feet above the bottom az
the pit. Instinctively and with wonderful
presence Of mind the apparently doomed
man, with his right hand grasped salty
rope with such tenacity of purpose as TO
fracture his arm above the elbow. A
cOmrade, witnessing the accident prompt
~ rushed to the rescue, and tied the rope
about Jacks body tu prevent his falling
into the awful chasm below. The unfor-
tuna te follow was soon taken 10 the
surface aud Or. Butts summoned. The
doctor found Einsweller's farce in a
shocking condition his eyes biackencd,
swollen aud AghtlesS. pieces 81 ore, some
an inch long, imbeddcd in the flesh, his
arm broken and his smaller finger 81 the
right hnnd missing, he indeed presented
a piteabIf sight. and his suiierings were
great II is thought, however, that his
sight win eventually bc restored. Mr..
Einsweiler has been employed at the
mine iof five years and ia u married man.
He Is @ell known Ia Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

Capt. Thos. Mct'usker received word
that his father died Monday morning at
eight o'clock, ON his farm near Ste
Eugene. Ontario, Canada. The captain
accompanied by his vile Immediately
started for that plare, His father was
fifty-two wears al age. Capt, McCuskcr
settle np tie affairs ofhis father and then
return To the stsst+ts-fer good FwoyearS
ago death took the only son OF Mn. and
Mfs McCnsser and shortly thereafter his
only sister died
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
stookhoIders, Meeting

First publication Jan 2S. last Feb. %.
special meeting Of the stockholders 81 the
Chicapou Lake Mining Co., OF Iron county, Mich
gan will be held at the Office ol the company,
rooms 9G and 81, Adams Express building, 1877
Dearborn street. Chicago. Illinois, Friday, Feb
ruary %. 800. az the hour Of ten "a. IN. The
object Of the meeting II % consider the question
81 disposlg ut al the real estate Of the company
whether held Ia Zee or byleaSehold aud 81 dspOr.
ing OF all the personal property ~ the mine and
the traSaction ~ such other business as may
come beiorr tlic meeting. Dated, ChicAgo, Jalit-
AIRY Is, 1890
THOMAS y. PArrERsON,l
n BOAHDMAN, Directors of the
A. j CooPER, chicAgon Lake
Jos. tuhLErr, Mining Co
j. II. louN0.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
ALL ENTERPRISE HERE.
WHAT An OUTSIDE EDITOR THINKS Il
CRYSTAL FALLS AND ITS PEOPLE.

WHAT AN OUTSIDE EDITOR THINKS Tor
CRYSTAL FALLS AND ITS PEOPLE.
The Florence Mining News Of to-day
contains the appended, relative " "A
recent visit 60 this city 10y It's gnlnl
editor, George G. Ioungs:
The editor ~ the Mining News spent two or
three DAYS OF the current week at CrXrtb Falls,
doing many ~ the leading mining properties
aud sight seeing m general, aud was the guest ~
hls journalistic friend aud brother, Nwudc N.
ktkinson uf TIM DIAMOND DRIiA.. The new6
ana onsain s,lciined during the iuterusfng and
nisaSnnt trips made 90 thr various mines. will
ie fonmo IA the mining department q the first
Th, writer found business unusually good az
the Fnlls that w. Tor this time Of theiyenr, and
the peonle are lgbllnnt over the ouuook for the
fntitrp The Village boasts ~ eiglla excellent
mines. AMI there mhy DC WE nr hre NOR mavr
proeerflt's will employ AN aeRrcgNe OF about
= OljO mon during the coming ~enetu aud their
.9timafsd output IS placed "a 100000 tons
'rhe various mining interests 81 rys!hl Fails
t,is, have but one effect upon the thriving place.
ana that = TO place her In the iron rank among
thp Nenomlnee fiiiisc cities IN pcuit ~ populat
fIon anil business and commeriaI Importance
Many notable improvements ave been made
lnrng The pass ysar' sns MI "p p, mi, n
IA /, large expense. n n nne Giant, however.
mud wlli prove ~ lnestlmnAe value Co the
people.
l,r ~ e~n.s,li,l mention The stnhe. which wns
rerentiy completed, a motfl 81 IT. Kind ana
fr,.t class IA all ~ appointments parthkine
lnofr nf the character ~ a metropolitan concern
than one that would be iooled for In = town ~
the sI1e and nae Of Cryste Fails. The genial
proprietor ~ the OWNER ofiOrty horses aud q
nt.,nnrfiounte number Of vehicles. iicu ding.
also, y = 600 hctrse. TiF stable contains All
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

The city sustained an almost irrepara-
BILE loss this week In the death 90 one ufitA
most exemplary and respected citizens,
John Larson, "A young man of sterling
worth, irreproachable character and ex.
cellent business attachments Mr. Lar
son was one of the first sufferers rom
that now dreaded disease, la grippe, he
having succummed TO the prevailing cpl
eIemic during the first week OF the current
month. The disease finally took more
serious turn, developing into acute pneu-
monia. The patient grew rapidly worse
during the latter part of last week, death
ending his terrible siIfferings atiive o clock
sunday morning Funeral services were
held mt the family residence, corner Mar
quette avenue and third street, Monday
afternoon and the remains were taken,
on the following morning, TO Ncgaunpe
for iDterment, the Odd Fellows Of the
latter place assisting in performing the
lnst sad rites 10 their beloved brother.
The deceased, who had but friends
wherever known, WAS born in Denmark.
February IL, 1857, and came to America
IN 1873, settling mt Negaunee, where he
followed a number Of callings. He came
90 Crystal Falls about six years ago,
entering the employ 81 Austrian x Co.
Later ON he entered the employ OF j. H.
* G.. :. Parks. and for some time past
held the responsible position OF purchas-
ing agent for the well known firm OF
Parks * Co.
Mr., Larson was married to Miss Holda
Bclstrom, at Negnunee, December 4.
1888, two bright children being the fruits
81 the unusually happy union; one ofthe
children dying year ago. The loss OF
this child seemed TO have n very Distress
ing effect upon the unfortunate father
he never, apparently, recovering from
the blow. The widowed wife and one
child, little Emma, aged five years, sur
yive the husband and father.
John Larson was am industrious, hard
working man, and by dint of economical
management and the assistance Ola kind
loving wife, had made for himself "a com
Portable home-the fine, two-story build
ing he occupied, and which is supplied
with all the modern convcniepces. IL is
not long since the last cent OF the I'M
debtedneSs thereon WAS paid and poor
John had arrived az the time when he
could better than everenjoy life under his
own roof surrounded 10y "a happy family.
lie loved his home and family and
labored early and hate to gain his object.
Death love a shining mark and Is no
respectnr OF persons.
THE DIAMOND DRILL extends its heart
felt sympathy TO the bereaved ones IN
this dark hour OF their sad affection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
NOW Mercantile Flrm.

G. III. Ross, Of Bellevue, Iowa. and NJ.
j Lindsay, OF MastOdon, are about to
establish general store IN this city.
They will at once erect "A store building
3ON70, two stories, on the northwest
corner of Third street and Superior
avenue. Both gentlemen have been IN
the mercantile business before and know
how 10 manage things. The buildirc
will be pushed 60 completion as rapidly
az possible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
stookholder's MeetIng.

First publication Jan. -. last Feb. 20.
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Monarch Mining Co, OF Iron county. Michigan.
will be held at the Office 81 the company rooms
a6 aud o. Adams Express building. 1877 Dear.
born street, Chicago. Illinois, Friday February
~. 1870. the hour of eleven "a. m. The object
Of the meeting Is 20 consider the question OF dis
posing ~ the leasehOld interest Oi the company
IN All real estate and the transaction 81 such
other business rs may come before the meeting
Dated. Chicago. January rs, 1890.
THOMAS Il. PATTERSON,
y. BoAHDMAN, Directors of
A. j. COOPER. ,the Monarch
Jos. COLLErT. Mining Co.
JOSEPH u. YOUNG
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

AN INTERESTING TALK OK AN INTERESTING
SUBJECT.

AN INTERESTING TALK ON AN lNTEkESflNJ
SUBJECT.
Prof. John B. DeMotte, OF the DE Paw
university, GrecncaStle, Ind, lecturcd
in noucet's opera house, Monday evening,
under the auspices OF the Crystal Falls
Chautanqua Literary aud Scientific
Circle, the subject being " The Light houSe,
the Sentinel OF the Sca. ~ The lecture
continued two hours and the professor
held his audience I'm wrapt attention
during the whole time. The lecture told
many interesting things ~ the great deep
sea and its dangers, explaining everything
SO that none failed TO understand him.
The talk of lighthouses, their origin and
construction was very interesting, mas
much ~ il il subject fully mastered hy
Prof. Denote. The lecture was illus
tinted from time to time which, II any
thing deepened the interest The
apparatus used in the work was not "A
Stereopticon, but something much more
extensive. II shows the relation between
heat, light and sound and Is one oi only
very few Instruments used by lecturers.
Among other things the professor showed
"A lamp such asare used mall lighthouses
il WAS one 81 the smallest used, but cost
81. 900. The lecture was a treat which
CRYSTAL Falls people really enjoyed and
by which they are much benefited
Again let il bu said that the ladies oi thf
Chautauqua circle ARE deserving OF much
credit for the energy displayed IN arrang
inga lecture course which has done and ~
deing SO much good.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

A brilliant meteor WIS n magnificent
SIGHT in the sky Monday evening mt six
o'clock. IL WAS Of apparent large size
and moved with great velocity. The
blazing missile when first noticed WAS IN
the northern heavens, travelling with "a
downward course 90 the westward, SEEM
ing To come To the earth only a short
distance from the city, after having been
in sight full minute, or moro.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

The parties who perloined stove wood
from my lot in Maple Grove are respect
fully requested to call and settle Tor the
same and avoid the trouble sure to fol-
low unless they do SO i'm ~ reasonable
time. know their names and will in
sist on "A settlement. JAMES McCoURT.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
Pay Your Taxes.

The tax roll for the township OF
Crystal Falls is now in my hands for
collection and earnestly request all
parties TO pay their taxes as soon AS
possible and avoid the additional per
cent. for collection that will follow II
taxes are not paid during the proper
time. HERMAN RAu, treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

JOHN LARSON sucCuMBs TO ACUTE PNEii-
MONA ~ SAD DEATH - AN ALMOST
fHiiEr AltABLE LOSS--A SECOND VICTIM
or Tie SAME DISEASE - WHAT Tile
Ff.ORENcE. MINING NEWS SAYS or THE
REST TOwN ON THE MENOsIINEE IRON
RANGE, CRYSTAL FALIA--A MAsTODON
MINER BADLY INJuRED--RtAfAR ARK ABI. u:
PERFORMANCE or a FEyER-CRAzED
AlAN--sEcOND LECTURE OF THU CHAU-
TArQUA COURSE ~ SAY FROM THE
WEST END or THE CUuNTy-sEyEIAI
coLrMSs or LIVELY LOCAL NEWS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-25

Wanted girl TO do general house
work for a small family. Apply at once