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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Watching Indianapolis Case.

District Attorney Fredericks admitted
today that he was watching the develop
ments in Indianapolis regarding the
transfer Of certain books of the Interna-
tional Association of Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers desired here as evil
dence against the McNamaras.
I'VE are in no hurry, however, he de-
clared today. land when the fedora
grand jury is through with it's investiga-
for the removal of the evidence to Cali.
fOrnia."
1t was the first admission by the dis
trict attorney that such was his intention
with reference to the present proceedings
in Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
M'NAMARA CASE Jury
MAY SOON Be CHOSEN
Both Sides Encouraged by
Progress Made in Exam
lining TaIesmen.

Los ANGELES. Cal, November TO-
Erstwhile predictions that a jury to try
James b. Mcnamara would not be Sc
lected for at least six weeks or more
seemed extravagant today, the surpris-
ing progress of the last two days in ex-
aiming talesmen giving rise to the be-
lief that a panel might be obtained in
much shorter time.
With three sworn jurors, three talesmen
passed for cause and new venire OF
forty on hand today, attorneys on both
sides were optimistic as to the possibili-
ties of soon gathering in panel of twelve
unbiased and open-minded jurors.
Are firing Of Job.
The tedious process of examination has
a wearisome effect on the principals in
the case, and now without objection the
attorneys are heading for essential points.
Clarence S. barrow. chief counsel for
the defense. let it be known that he was
as tired as anybody of the protracted
system of choosing a jury and favored
expediting matters wherever possible.
District Attorney John ID. Fredericks
though in no hurry to start the taking Of
testimony. joined in the wish that the
jury getting machinery might be moved
faster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10

Large Buffet, like the cut to the
left. in choice of auartered golden
oak or quartered oak. i'm dark early
English finish. Has large beveled
French plate glass mirror. lined
drawer for silverware, two other
drawers, two cupboards, wood
trimmings and Is nicely finished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

Continued from pnro onol

part
~
anxod twcnNsthrco deeds ~
together - public
n Aa the presence OF ne clerk Mr. Iopewen the hnhcy OF
the handing m he
delivery.
~
Pennsylvania Development
hH check sififs7s which subsequently,
office of public
entirely
and
10
b,
"a 20
believe
o clearly his dut!.
Withhold
%
A
DID,
I
this notion
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Fc NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
The Truth About Bursum
CONTINUED from Page onel

maj entity ana and they were territorial
oasr could any facts that dscod ue
Tho only earse Mr pursam was
o %nS foP Ss@ ro s" q S, 'S %e" spsS
' T FS "G aaS sPds oS ON 's G n.y. sS
% Of g Sss ,o to iso for ' purpose OF a n a, tho ae.a
viii satisfy
a s %a have pSaoa eer from ' auSeSsoSaS haste lSeo%ps
Instant Instant @ o the oS. aS' o m'e soc 20 up, S over by
Mr. maa and sserfSa a beng S accounted r rms
where this Identical money haa been promptly paid into me territorial
m"S en- % 90 "a ~ h - @ the 'S'r'oa uea y
amount was therefore twice patti INTO e treasury by Mr. nursm Cor
him accounted FOR warrants
~, orTior treasurer orH that these
WE'RE roaepo.a by s funds to another Sns at me
MIN which Kind of reasonaS examination the official
OF
sSoan for inference Intended he conveyed S"s p Ss,
n, appropriated bc invoice Oh e
$685. was shipped to = CahaG %6aGuepg"e WIN arnm ae
somoayns H. m OF Sns for It's price 'lSo ana tho records show
Dr , @a o " S WIS s 'S to The s,ps of Go n
s ro I on %,% OF the nTe@"r, p'se ''a and
These are Some the same tens on which It wa. sought to have Mr.
questioned as witness They fair
Win pcnitcnuaT
Witch the court investigation upon sworn testimony ana re
sSncG with the proof in Mr. sSoGs report TSs report is too
glad anyone any fair.
which convinced absolute iainoss and
uustWorhns ana win not be Influenced by the cm Of "Nh,ewOs
% I ask
who has doubts 20 look az for himself Tor think dread
charges which know TO be absolutely unfoundd
of
to MIR
which he accountable
10 in Wis make
as of
a OF andm
ratd which
the territory %
n made by and
1t OF
paid Very
n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
MORE FOAM THREAT
OF BREWERS
Bartenders' Code of Ethics all
That Will Save Thirsty
Souls From Bubbles; Price
of Grain Cause.

kansas cts. Mo, oct 2p.--Thc
report cot 20 raise OF 90 cents q barrel
un the Wholesale price uf beer In
chicago viii not affect tho price OF
beer. ThJt b.. not W present any
way. according to number pf tn"
brcWorn. However the, an agree
that thcrp is ample cause for tn"
raise iu price. aud one wont so far
~ To- suRRtst thnt "if the prize, does
go ur. look tor more muds on the
beer
"rncrc is good reason for tn, raise
len the price of beer said George
Schradtr. manager Uf che Puhst
brewing cumpnny's local plant The
price Of malt now h $3.50 u bushcl,
while ytar aEo 10 was so cents "a
buphcI This raise i- du, 90 the fact
that barrie, and hops are higher ih
price. ana IN, prospect is that the
grains wlu continue to increase in
price. Also the price Of labor is
higher than wear ago We have
not been advised OF amy advance m
the price ot beer although the raise
De- anticipated None df the pabst
product IS manufactured ia Kansas
City.
The manager az the Muehlebach
brewery said that the price in Kan
sas City viii not bv raised, as Tar as
ho knows
''Tho standard OF beer IN chicago
Is cheaper than Ia Kansas CITY, ne
said. "That raise probably refers 20
the cheaper grades OF beer There -
much more of "a demand for cheap
an,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
A HEAVY VOTE FOR
THE STRAIG \ I
REPUBLICANS IN
M'KINlEY
State and County Tickets Are
Being Supported Loyalty
and November Z Will See
Big Victory for Regulars.
OPPONENTS NOT
IN THE RUNNING
Especial rcIesram 10 r,sp,rs uers.si

'sprcisI TcieRraa Co Evening" Iterslal
GuUuu y NJ. p.i 2S- STUMP
.nat,r .nd party leaders Nno huN,
carefully roKcd over the situation u
M0km.. county are enthusiast pt.r
tb. prospects Tor an rNn,mlns
,s.or fpr Ho straight younu aud
-.at, Republican uckot in this section
a Iutuuau canvass eft the voters has
% .N'|or.d that tho ,xtrr VACANT claims
made ul tur Democrats ana bush
vhHckrr. amount to uuthing. Tho
ticktt that BEL opposing the straight
Republican ticket In Mckinley ~ "a
weak ONE ana thu., Who made up the
slate realize and admit Il. TIE r.
publican tiyhet Boo Mckinley y conn
posed of mUu who are popular with
the people uHd In addition TO this
the, Ur. vote gpttera as individuals
and pu their personalities.
Holm 80 Hursum. candidate on The
Republican ticket Tor governor IL very
popular Iu Mckinley county aud the
vote h.r. VIII Do practically unani-
mous for him, likewise for %" rest OF
thc state ticket
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
FOUND MISSING SON
AFTERL0NGSEARC H
Child That Disappeared at Age
Of Six Found After Eigh-
teen Years; Lived But Few
Miles Away.

New York. oct Is Searching
eighteen years for the son who was
taken from him when only years
old. William Caring OF Brooklyn has
found that the young man has been
living ever since then less than IS
miles away While the rather has
been making his homo IN Brooklyn
since he lost track az his boy. the son
has been living no further away than
New Suffolk. l.. 4
Mr.. earrings wife died &c years ago
and BENJAMIN Caring. then 6 years
old. and his eldest brother. william,
we're placed in the Eastern District
Industrial SCHOOL and home. IN VIII
namshurr When William was ~
years old hc left the institution to live
with his father.
when Bcnlamin was = years old
his father wanted 10 have him az
home with DIS brother. io went 10
the institution 10 Est him one day. he
says, ana found thai the boy was no
longer there The officials of the in
stitution would not tell him what had
become uf his son. he Says, but he
found long after thas the hoy hod
been sent Go farmer al Cutehogue,
l.. l. llc soarched for the hoy there
but could not find any trace OF him.
lie Was told then that the hoy had
! gone west discouraged, he none the
less kept up the search until NJ
found bic son IN New Suffolk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
BISHOPS RELIEVED
OF LAND TITLES
Corporation System of Holding
Will Be Adopted by Cathol-
ic Church Where State Stat.
utes Permit.

Kansas city. Mo. oct - Property
OF the Catholic church no longer Is TO
be vested in the bishops of the 49,.
spcctlyc diocosce In the United States.
according to ruling received by
bishop Thomas +. Lillis from Mon.
signor FalcOnio. the apostolic delegate
al Washington The term. in fec
simple Is TO be abolished. and par
ish corporations on the plan Of the
New YORK dloccses are go bee formed
that H. where the law uf the state
permits. Where 81 does noi. that sty lie
0l tenure known a. corporal on sole
is 20 be adopted
The New York plan mentioned In
The decree a. a model Is for the pariah
corporation 10 consist OF bishop.
vicar general, parrish priest aud two
lnymen That decree SAYS ihnt the
reason for the change Is the rrspon-
abilities aud cares which tan upon
prclatcs In the business adminisira-
lion of millions OF dollars OF church
property
II has been the wish az the bishops
In the states. where the New YORK.
plan OF holding church property did
not exist. 10 have somothlng slmila.
IN their respective dioccaus Bu The
laws Of most states do not permit az
the expedition oi that plBn Missouri
and Kansas, for Instance. have Bee laws
governing the plan.
However, efforts have been made in
this state IN the past for the holding
Of church property under ,ne NoW
YORK plan. bu' up 10 the present lime
nothing has been accomplished IN
attempt will be made. no doubt. 90
strengthen the title of church ptop.
crty; that Is, by securing the n,ces-
sary legislation
There has been little iruuUla la
regard TO church property Zoo his
stale, hut the floly See desires 10 ,lln.
inate ali possibility of mlsunderstand.
ing hence that lc.}ef from che sgcred
congregation, sent TO all ,ho bishops
In she United states Some months
ago the Catholic bishops in the United
States we're asked ior an opinion rr.
sarding che tenure OF church prupott,
Ga the report that they made io
Rome came that letter from the AMOS.
! tollc delegate.
Archbishop Glenuon Of 81 LOUIS
/ holds the title 20 approximately Al
million dollars worth az property ir
! TIE archdiocese Of Missouri. l3ishol
isillis says Under the present mothOt
IA bishop can have no private estate
whatever Is Ia his name h the proper
~ Of the church When Archbishop
kVnrick OF 81 Louis died ever, hin.
M hla name was taken pussos sion u
by tho courts aud turned over to th,
church. That was also done AT VA,
death 81 Archbishop kuln. ~ Arch
bishop Glennon should die without
! viii. everything he possesses. even 4,
MS private bank acconnt would go q,
the church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
CLARENCE ROGERS
TO Be MARRIED TO
OAKLAND GIRL
Albuquerque Boy Who Has
Achieved Fame On Coast as
Electrical Engineer to Join
Benedicts.

Of interest "a his many friends In
Albuquerque VIII be the announce
ment that Clarence T.. Rogors, sou OF
Mr. and Mrs ". g. itogers OF this city,
has become engaged 10 be married 40
Miss Emily Mitchell. a prominent so
cietv glrl OF Oakland. Cal.
Young Mr. Rogers has resided in
Oakland for the past year. holding
the responsible position of chief wire
man Tor the independent Telephone
company. Graduating from the I'M.
versity OF New Mexico a. an elect rioai
engineer some three years ago Mr.
Rogers took post graduate course az
the University OF California winning
high honora. The wedding win occur
some time after the holidays Miss
Hazel Roders. sister OF Clarence. d In
Oakland, aitendng conservatory OF
music
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
MURDER THEORY IS
CHUNG TO NOW
Police Believe Indianapolis
Woman Doctor Knew Man
Who Killed Her; Suicide
Idea Not Abandoned.

Indianapolis. Oct ~ .--''if 81 Helene
Knabe was murdered. as appears. am
satisfied she was murdered By pet.
son with whom she was acquainted
and that she voluntarily LEI this per.
son into her apartment Tho theory
of suicide still viii not let itself be
neglected
With this staiemunt Capt William
lloltz. chief of thc detective depart.
mont has summed up the result Oi tho
activity of the police into the clrcun.
stances uf the death of In Helene
knabe. former state bactcrlologisi.
whose throat was slashud while she
lny ON he's bed somctlmo Monday
night.
Z cannot see ans thing but murder
IN this Casc." said Dr. &. q. Durham.
coroner OF the county. who began his
Inquest recently The instrument al
death was not found and circumstances
Indicating suicide appear TO me ncgli-
: gibIcr
Captain Holtz declared he did not
intend TO reflect upon the character Of
! Doctor Knabe Ia saying he believed
she knew her murder .. " she was
murdered
Doctor Knabc reputation was I'm
Iblenlshed said ne. and she iecmrcd
10 young women and men on the nc.
lccHsiiy of social purity az wen rs on
physical culture and hygiene But
there are number OF possible mo.
,iycs for her murder II IN certain
that robbery was not Onr Of them ana
physicians have decided that personal
Inttack was noi committed
| The heavy street dust that had set.
tied upon the outer sille Of the win
dows OF Doctor Knabes flat was un-
disturbed when our men examined
them. The electric lights In the bed
room were burning when Doctor
knsbe's body vas discovered yester-
day morning These are only few
of the indications that lead me TO H,.
licVe that she knew the person who
Killed her, H. Indeed, she did not com.
init suicide. lint We are working on
the murder theory"
Some of Doctor knabes friends aug.
gested 10 the police today the idea that
she ended her own llfa should not ho
cast aside, though the knife With which
she WIS killed had disappeared. They
said she recently had been respondent
lover her debts, that even her furnii-
ure and Instruments were the property
OF her cousin. Miss Augusta kDahe.
Along this line Miss Knabe and Kath-
crime Ncphefson Doctor knsbc's ~
nissant who found her dead we're
questioned nc length today. Roth IN
sistenlly denied that they had scan
a knife IN the bedroom or that they
had covered ~ any evidence tending
20 show the physician hsd killed her
self
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
lARRAZOLO SPEAKS
TO LARGE CROWD
1c0nlInucd rom pagc oncJ

jCoutluucd from Page ono)
aud said that every loyal citizen
should set aside porronal feeling en-
tlrcly and vote straight for his party.
This sentiment evoked a storm Of ap-
plauHe.
Mr.. inrrnzolo scored tho Flood
amendment as thing which did not
give tho native people the projection
They nr, dcd. and called the Republic
can party the protector Of the people.
lie said that al personal cnmiiy
should be- set aside. especially In this
election. and the vote mado on party
and principle lines. Ills declaration
made a decided hit With his audience,
Hundreds Of spanish Amorlcan citl-
yens turned out 20 HEAR thl2 noted
sgea.,er but the Surprising thing ives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
ENG|HEAEA KILLED
IN COLLISION ON
UNION PACIFIC
Passenger and Freight Trains
Meet Head-on at Rock
River, Wyoming in Disas-
trous Wreck.

tBs E,eRInE Herald A. g.. Leased wtssb
Cheyenne. Myu.. oct rs Almost
O. hair hour late ahd running at rfly
miles an hour. So 4 passenger train
uf tho Union Pacific. on the siding at
Rock River this mhrning at 1890
O'Clock. had hoad-oH collision with
freight train 80 10, and within "A
seconds time four cara and the en-
gino OF the passenger train were IA
the ditch.
Engineer hangs aud Fireman
Spencer oi the passenger engine were
instantly Killed
Head Brakeman Loo 81 the freight
train for some uuaccpuutahlo reason
threw the switch that seut No.
h,adloug into the freight
The freight train was on the sid
ing under ur,icrs awaiting the passing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
"rHs ROAD TO 10Y"


D One OF the worlds greatest
D cities has n resort, n Hall OF JOY.
. which Is ,hrongod through the
. evenings OF each year Il is here
D that travellers solOurn 90 see life.
. to taste experience, which they
. feel their meagcr worladay world
y Is powcrloss 20 supply Desiring
. 10 miss nothing that II human
. this side OF the grave thcy turn
. their feet In troops 90 the door
. way OF this resort. dance hall,
. vaudeville stage. aud saloon. SAYS
y an editorial IN Golfers Weekly
. Men come nom far To see this
o thing. for the precious chance OF
. swinging In ON the rythm of that
. gaiety aud floating on the surge
. OF carefully cultivated abandon
. Perhaps in their oSn bach yard
. or the front porch Ia the home
. town u child is laughing at play
. And u may he that not very Tar
. from their own hearth there sits
. some lOyal woman whose fresh.
. ness OF feeling and eager re-
o sp0nsivpncss uf mood will outlasl
y time Tired musicians NJ thirty
q dollars week make loud music
. on drums, pianos and viulins
y The faded girl In their midst
. sings white the bloarcycd wait.
. ors pour out four-cent beer nom
. bottles that cost the jewellers a
q quarter of dollar apiece The
y singer, who shuifles dance as
. she forces oet the throaty notes,
y wears a cross of gold ON her
. throat The cross sways and
o catches the light as she passes
. contribution wallet for tcn.cent
o offerings from the indifferent au-
. dience The strong-arli man at
. the door ushers IN band OF an
. aemic boys IN flannel shirts. Tn
y ending references 90 the two no
. torious dances of the day, the
y Hear dance aud the Turkey 7trot
y are greeted with a heavy laugh.
. All the bumOr of the world H.
y compressed into "A half-dOzen
o formulated iests, whose only
y point Ia depravlty. The feeble
. electric fans are pOwerless 10
. create air currents m the atmos-
. phoric deafness. In that sodden
y place the guests DO not 80 much
. as touch the garments hem of
. the fleet, eager spirit. they are
. trailing. They find safety when
. sibrancy and life more abundant
. are not far nom any one ~ them.
. The road To Joy has always been
. known by little children. and
. loyal women. aud by men of
q .HNna u. H. 4. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

Of SO. Z 10 pull un the main Tine.
Tho engine. mali. baggage. smoker
and DAY coaches 81 80. I were piled
IN wrecked mass ana the number
~ injured b. placed nj :. were IN
these cars
The remaining number Of cars on
No stayed ON the trnuk.
Laramie was immediately notified
ana wrccklnR train WITH all tho
available surgeons that could be-
gathered la that city lett TOT the
scene.
a special train from this city with
superintendent McCune's private car
and two coaches left Cor the Scene
at 1885 o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

the close attention paid MN. Not
only did those who we're able TO under.
stand his mother tongue. In which he
spoke, pay close heed 20 his words, but
Americans who had never learned
more than a word or too sat IN rapt
admiration of his eloQuenoe There
were people of many nationalitios from
all over the county in the audience. as
well as number OF ladies' and all
were held spell bound by. the speaker.
Mr., larrazOlo. as well as the other
speakers. was introduced by Nestor
Montoya. Mr. Montoya In introducing
Mr.. lArrazolO called him golden
hearted" as well as silver tongucd."
this sentiment eyoking storm of ap.
plause from the enthusiastic hearers
Mr.. Larrazolo was the principal
speaker OF the evening he was pre-
coded by Hon. Edward A. Mann and
4. a. Sedillo, the last named speaking
In spanish,
Nh. Mann said that the present
'prOgressiyes' who were 40 loudly Dc.
nouneing the Republican party m the
nome OF corruption, graft and greed
were IN reality but disgruntled office
seekers, and should be paid no at.
tentlon lie said that Hagerman.
Prichard. Otero and others, who we're
now heading the progressive move
ment, had not so long ago been loud
In their praises OF the Republican par.
~, but that when they found they
were not 10 be- nominees FOR office.
they had turned against Il and now
decricd the very things they had be-
fore defended,
Mr.. Sedillo made talk more on
platform principles than against the
Othcr party coalition. He contras;ed
the Republican and Democratic plat
forms ana then compared the two
with the progressiyes statement OF
principle. Sic scored the blue ballot
aud evoked loud applause In his de-
nunciation OF this document. which
he said failed 90 properly protect the
native people who had settled this
state, and whose blood had been
shed not alone In national defense
but IN that OF the state itself In the
early days
The meeting was one which would
have been d credit at any time "a
any speaker, ana Tor the conditions
witch made " In many cases AN
actual hardship TO attend Il was a
wonder AZ the close Of the ad-
dresscs Mr.. LarrazOlo was rendered.
an ovation OF applause ana cheering
which lasted several minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
Big Pay in Civil Service

Tho pay ia good tho Work cong M
ial AMI promotion rapid in The g., s.
DNii service, n you are Hu Ameri-
can man or woman over rs you ara
eligible for any goverumont position
u you puss the civil service ENami-
nation. 10 learn how YOU can quail
ny IN your spare tlmc. write for our
free civil service booklet N. Clif.
ton hogshead. representative OF In-
tcrnati0nal Correspondence Schoos~,
Ron ii2, Albuquerque, y. N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

The ladies OF So. Iohn's Guild invita-
al lovers OF Halloween sports TO
come 20 the party In Elks' opera house
Monday night, Halloween owe. There
VIII be- dancing aud refreshments
served By pretty litee spooka. fEe mu-
sic ana you may consult the Oracle
aud learn OF your fortune. ANY that
DO not wish 10 be phanioms can come
without tie spooky sheets All viii
be welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

First Village Clubwoman--W nat
sort OF person II this new Mrs.
Hart
SECOND Village Ciubwouan Well,
the ladies can't Just make out wheth-
or she's nobody fiying high. or a
somebody living low --Lippincot,' q
Magazine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

n O Mcvrcady OF Ration is an Al
buquerQue visitor today having ar
rived last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29

u VI Sims of lac Cruces arrived
from The south yesterday evening Cor
y brief visit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
BURSUM HERE ON
NOVEMBER SECOND

Holm o. Bursum, candidate on the Re-
publican ticket for governor of New Mex
leo, wiu speak in Albuquerque on the night
Of Thursday, November 2. This win be
Mr.. Bursum's first speech in Albuquerque
during the present campaign. The rally
wiil be held in Elks' Theatre, beginning at
7:3O p. M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-29
AMERICAN consul SUICIDES
(uy EteainH Herald A, y. Leased tyirs)

Celhn, Honduras, Oct. 2S.--A Allan
Gard. who was relieved this week as
AN American consul here, committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the head. lIe had been a..
spondeAt for several weeks