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"a r. AWRUSS, | don't like the
|" looks of Mengel Bros. &
IVA Gunst," said Abe Potash to
his partner Norris Perlmut-
ter.
"Why not? Morris asked.
Because | seen Ike Mengel in front
of the Bingler House this morning,
and l asked him how. is business. He
smiles and says, Thank Gawdr Then
he says he would like to duplicate on
them forty-twenty and double up
on sixteens. seventeens and eighteens '
That's bad" Morris commented
81 should say So" Abe added. why,
them forty-twentytwos is stickers, as
you know. Mawruss, what trouble we
had to sell 'em, and If he gets rid Of
that last order already so quick, Nav
russ. he done it by auction houses
Amt it?"
Morris nodded gloomily and Abe
walked back to the Office in the rear of
his cOmmodious salesroom.
Miss Cohen" he said to the book
keeper, you should please write to
Mengel Bros. & Gunst: Gentlemen.
we inclose you statement Of your ac-
count, which. as you are aware, is past
due, and we must say we are surpris-
ed we should not hear from you.
Please send us check at once, as we
pay our bills prompt on the day, and
we are obliged to you to do the same.
Yours truly
He wiped away a slight moisture
from his forehead, for when Abe die
tated correspondence he emphasized
his words with appropriate gestures,
which. in the case Of dunning letters
were apt to assume an especial vehe-
mence.
THAT ought to fetch en- he said,
and, carefully selecting a slightly dam
aged cigar from the e to customers
first and second credit box, he strobe
into the salesroom putting great clouds
of indignant smoke.
Morris Perlmutter was making up
his line of samples for an impending
western trip.
well, Abe, what are you going to
do about Mengel Bros. & Gunst?" he
asked.
81 wrote em a letter." Abe replied
"a dirty letter"
"a letter. cried Morris. What
goods letter? Sue 'em, Abe. That's
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all. w e can { 40
no more with
t b e m p e Op ! e.
L b e y re ] u S t
t h / e V e S, Abe.
You had no bust
ness to sell 'em
anyway
ME sell 'em!"
A b e exclaimed.
I'm surprised to
hear you, that
you should talk
that way, Nav
russ. Amt | al
ways told you.
Ma wruss, Y o u
shouldn't sell 'em
no more goods?
F r 0 m the first
| S a i d it, Men
6 e / B r 0 8. &
G u II S t a i n t
worth the wrap
ping paper to sell
'em a G. 0. D.
shipment for So
NJ, n /, =,
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Doubtful Praise,

Mr.. Lowbrow-Don't you think Miss
Sweetthing is very attractive young
woman?
Miss Highbrow---Oh, very. She Is.
indeed, exactly like the center of gray
weighing nothing in herself and
attracting everything to her-Rich-
mond Times Dispatch.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE

We bJtIOOiJ Nv ~ A<&<fo
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 7th day of September,
A. D. 1915, the regular annual election
will be held at the High School
Building in the City of Moscow, Coun-
ty of Latah and State of Idaho, to
elect two Trustees for Moscow indie
pendent School District No. Five in
the county and state aforesaid.
The polls will be opened at loo
P. NJ. and closed at 500 P. NJ. of the
day of election.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, this 9Th
day of August, 1915.
w. F. MORGAREIDGE,
1892 Clerk of the Board of Trustees
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If you die before your day, and
this occurs but once, someone has
either killed you or you have COM
mitted suicide.
A good rule to follow-take care of
your health.
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| V.


jobbers and wholesalers at the first
meeting of the Boston Stores creditors
which occurred a month later. Abe
and Morris were both there, and they
vainly scanned the faces of the assem-
bled host for the features Of Philip
Unterberg. They also made careful
examination of the schedules of in
debtedness, but nowhere could they
find the name Unterberg
"Ain't Philip Unterberg in it with
the rest of us?" Abe inquired in trem-
bling tones Of Louis Marcus, a fellow
creditor, who was standing near by.
why, no." said Marcus. Il seen
him yesterday. and he told me that the
last time he was in Kugel & Fish
blatt's he collected a hundred dollar
bill that was three weeks overdue. He
said he met Morris going in and want
ed to give him warning, but he forgot
about it. He says, too, that | should
tell you from him that Kugel & Fish
blatt is two good, bright boys, only
they amt exactly millionaires. But so
far what Unterberg hears, they amt
never done nobody for cent up to
now. Unterberg also says that l
should tell you from him that any
goods what you might of sold Kugel
& Fishblatt you shouldn't be afraid
for because it won't be no use.'
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I THINK that all international
| disarmament participated in by
. all the great nations Of the
world would be d very sensible and
beneficial thing for mankind to do.
DISARMAMENT OR FAILURE OF
ADEQUATE ARMAMENT BY THE
UNITED STATES ALONE WOULD
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can sell 'em, guess we can, too; whatT
Wy don't you say something's"
Sure" Morris agreed

can sell 'em, guess we can, too; what7
Wy don't you say somedings?'
Sure" Morris agreed.
Inside of ten days the Boston Store,
Kugel & Fishblatt, proprietors, receiv-
ed the last shipment of the Potash G.
Perlmutter order.
One morning, six weeks later, Abe
Potash came down early. and proceed
ed at once to open the firms mail.
First he shuhied the envelopes over,
but on none of them could he see the
trademark of Kugel & Fishbatt. By
the time his partner arrived he had
opened every letter. Not one envelope
contained the information that he de-
sired.
"Mawruss," he said, why amt we
got no check from Kugel & Fishblatt
yet? Their account is two weeks over
due
"You must have always something
to worry about" Norris replied.
They're all right. seen Philip Inter
berg this morning. He don't look wor-
ried. Why, he smiled at me and shook
Il know" Abe said. THAT'S all
right, too; but just the same 1 like to
see check from them people. l amt
feeling good about that account, Nav
russ. I'm feeling rotten"
Norris said nothing, but busted him
self about the stock. He was engaged
In bullying the shipping clerk, when
shrek, half rage, half despair. came
from the office. Morris took the inter-
yening fifty feet in six jumps, and
found Abe seated in his revolving chair
brandishing the Daily Trade Register.
whats the matter?" Morris asked,
but the unfortunate Potash was too
busy fighting off an imminent fit Of
apopeXy to reply. Instead he pointed
trembling forefinger at a black head
line on the front page of the paper:
BIG DRY GOODS FAILURE-BOSTON
STORE SUSPENDS.
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Local and Foreign
MYRHETS

The following market quotations are
the prices paid TO the producer by the
dealer and are changed daily, thus giy-
ing the public the accurate quotations
on all classes of grain, produce and
meats:
The grain quotations below were
furnished today by the Mark p. Miller
Milling company of Moscow.
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BE PERFECT
LY Flu TIL E
AND A MERE
IN Wit A TON
TO THE GREAT
A r M e D N A.
TIONS TO EN-
CROACH UPON
OUR RIGHTS
AND TO MEN,
ACE OUR IN
DEPENDENCE.
Until S o IN e
in terna tional.
agreement f o +
NM, n u,
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mustache between his nose and his
chin.
'sYou see, Ike" he said. ut pays to
have good memory"
THAT depends it who owes the mon
ey," Mengel replied sadly. and Abe
left hurriedly to certify the check be-
fore returning to his office.
Ill.
Here 1t is pertinent to record two
facts In their chronological order. On
the 18th Philip Unterberg shipped his
goods. and on the Both Mengel Bros. &
Gunst were thrown into involuntary
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Safety Deposit Boxes for rent la
tab County Abstract Co. r.
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Kugel & Fishblatt, Proprietors, File Pc
ttion In Bankruptcy.
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Potash, Perlmuttcl'
and Others
By MONTAGUE GLASS
IA CLOAK AND
SUIT COMEDY

Copyright The Frank A. Munsey Col
a r. AWRUSS, | don't like the
|" looks of Menge Bros. &
Gunst,' said Abe Potash to
his partner. Morris Perlmut-
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FnmaIs

A A-CHAMBFRNAID or WAITRESS and
COOK -lul.s h.f.l..ln 49, luiatnied
SY.s4. 4 Miss H..L4Fer'. Aern.y ~ hast
I 81 % fr.r T-rph.ae NsE Murray III
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RALLY AT CLOSE
CHEERS WHEAT PIT
False RumOrS Break Market, but
Effect Is Offset by Heavy
Export Sales.

Chicago. May 10 False rumors that
some BARN had come 10 President viii
son put sudden additional strain to-
day Oh the wheat market while values
were tending downward. owing to con-
uuucd uncertainty as to whether the
Lusitania tragedy would involve Sc
rious disturbance Of diplomatic and
trade relations. The market closed IN
settled. but with the greater part of
the losses overcome at IS 20 &c under
Saturday nights level. Corn finished
T.. G of TO - i4c up, oats lS4c down 10
&c advance. and provisions showing
= zoe decline.
At the worst. the break In the
price Of wheat amounted u SAC. as
compared with the top pont of the
session. The market, however, had
scored an early advance, and there
fore did not undergo IN the subsequent
fall any greater net change than has
often been taken Cs p matter OF course
Of late. owing TO war Developments
from day TO day. Reports that Italy
had sent to Austria an ultimatum
which would expire tonight az mid
night had much to DO with the heavy
selling witnessed, and SO likewise did
talk of the United States breaking of
relations with Germany.
Export sales Of 100000 bushels Of
wheat here and at the scaboard helped
materially i'm the last hour 10 restore
10 holders something Of an approach
TO confidence. a decrease OF the visible
supply 20 a small total Of about 49,
600. 600 bushels less than at the corr
-pouGing time a wear ago tended fur
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Steamer rrns W.Im pu,rhl P-unsrno
49,. I. I.ar-afa Is Ir.tIsI I. tt-4.Auo Dr..
ll Gu4.-a -.. Puerto ta.., - ,I's..H -.. t1..
r..i.5.. I'...., a.i r.I G.a,e a.I r'u at
r.l AID r'.r E.r. '. .'I
C...1 Orr. Dr.. Aa1 - via Boston M4y s. 20
Sal, .... s. Son. u... n '.. Dat
A 'a.- 8. ID. l..u Al-u 40 aHi I-.pan VA
g. 20 David = Wail,.. u.tI C.l4e ..L b-f. ID
Animal lG-e.). r-els Ar-u ID. Kiaua's o.!
and I4Ia4 en-. % t.- Ea'I..s >.04u N4f.s.'i. ID
4. Win q. f--.. ..' .e.o.l cabin 4.i -;5 -.e,iagr
passengers -.l lt.. Ilr
Et.... l.. Ar.i o. N.IaE.sr %. Glava-
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l4.D. t.t. ... Elf. - 10
Lama. t.l ..af,a Agn l5. o. D 7 warden. r.
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WarShlps

r.io fo,fla. Paihc feet; 20 navy yard Mare
r...'I A MONROE detached nav yard. Mare
ill.,, .u.or s.slc LEWIS HANCOCK. com
r.I.. / MICHIGAN detached s.. louis: 70
f... a. l. WtAIEE detained ri'tslu rsh: 90
.I az SAT- commander Do c-ci. racine reserve
D. .u ROY rrAfr detached naval ''aini.s s,'a.
... ~.H Francisco. 90 As.aA' s.4-'o" va '"''
r....i director c. II r LowNDEs. comms-
r...i Asst smg T FOSTER. detached
,...s .0 AtaUIc reserve q. p,
rs...I Asst S4rs ~ BROWN. detached
Gle, Gunner w. g MOORE. 10 navy yard
,,.,., Gunner J. MprRMoTT. detached rav
-s.I -o.t. 10 wo..s General Aco'nc Co..
c.., c. .1S fEEplRIcK MAcRLE. commits.
',"'i MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
v., c-Var.hso. a. ~',or-o l,.'nd ,.,..... -, =.
r., 1901. isaad al Hampton Roads. Sci"
61..a. Of Maa1sailo r.
Ne spa -.
.A--. Hn',r W,.m.ag N.a l.rk pesur-e.
1 Iau,a Texas. t.sL. fo-ta. ksr..
saaa. I.a.i.,S. No, u'aie..'e &C., , a.
E..,.o.-. 81 saoas a, No-'h River y G.
e. r.Ia. Raleigh 20 Msfatau.
M s-CI. a. Ncs lok jard. Hopkins. al
"s' ...uto. Fulton aud c. Al y. l. c.
Ifo.,.s. 81 Boston.
SAILED
~ rss-ence Mare Island fof ssusalito
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if nav. Point fuf Hampton Roads. Dixie.
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a.. Ufsi.. L. Pa1 f1r Saf H.cgl. Ia 81.
. .sr M4.Al4a. lolAioA-. 1-A5 i4-s
10Y ii.rer Guam for Horo'uu MufHvrr.
say ,.a... ior W4shnsion. jupter N'HA b'r-.
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(i.,,.o fof &c. Msfc Hsyu. Marefa NeS
I1.. -.,i f.f Boston. HopAas Maze lsaad ior
e.. Rhode lAd. Hampton ho-ds for
$50 ul,sr. y j. G
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EcsL4.-
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Wr..lr gtuu May 10. 1910.
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elsal .nar barracks. r.. LNs'eA"erih july
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rs o. 81 fll Al. on duty o. a.h''' "
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49, ifnm jD} .o September
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COOK. CHANBTRSAID- WAITRESS Excellent
ref. Fences ( years. Wiz 20 separate. boil under
s.aiI their "ork MacNeiI Agency. a. W 81
coon, S.t-L Protestant cTceAen: cook. neat.
economical. four sears personal reiereo Is. -
cl.g 10 .oln..y Industrial Asso alton AEesey. j.
Wt AZ ,t Phone 5H0-bfyani.
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err o. A.-a.J. - West a5i 50
coos -WA.TEL~s Capable Finnish girs o'st
reference. J-ss4a Ase4cy. ts' L"1l"sto" a.. 4e'-
cook Young Tnslish woman. wash'ns'on and
N.1 Ynrs references. 81. J.. Nss hoima}rr
Aseu.y. Do E4st 81 81. 81 n9O'. IeeIAsns 49,
COOK -fi.., r.a,s Oa.,h kicAenma.dl. "a yeaf''
ll.le.t references Industrial Association Agency.
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nl. nest reference. Juss.4 ASe--y. tss Lexington
az TEL 4i.5 P.alA -
cnrPLE- Co.orsn. cooz-lAuldrsss. but.er-usefiil.
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- ..r.. so. Ma. Mason Agency. Isl Mesi al 81
rotrIE -Fra.h. excellent COOK a's.s. laundry.
u4..r.y4r,. % cteytA.ns. three years Ia. pa
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l.a Atsa-l D. Ne.i $50
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erre.eat MaeNelI Agency. g. ". 40 bD --'
t.4j
HOt sEHOkkER -Finnnn American sfoHs ~.
IL, cliy q COUNTY, sIcslicnt references NH"'
AEsnJ II lg3th st fboGs s.l3 hafien
INFANTS NURSE Young cspabIe "omAn. l'.f
rftS--, Aseacy. 10 lat AID 81 Telephone ssil
81 .uN H.l
INFANTS NURSE -Younf capable ~omAn. to9i
geaf, o. lasf situation. sos .. ? Mss no.
msy--'s As-acy. 10 East asa e. leieIh'Hs s'''
INFANTS NURSE German. comlee1t. Ocsi req
-rracrs. city cuulty. aagcs 80 p Al a.
Ian. y Bo-.lrrer 60 ArsneT. a. Mesl SO S.
klrCHENMAID USEFUL ~ Hot skWohhtk
Yolas Irsn sT!. sonie ei9ffl.nee. "a s, So
.r.n.r.. cts ~ country Iniusinal As'"e4s'I'h
A.ray Il weo ~ st
LAuY's MAID German. competent seamsti,,A
farffrssef packer. bcsi reff'ences. ~ascs -,
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Vet SD -
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The ULSTER { DELAWARE R. K.

The annual illustrated book with re-
vised map OF the Catsk.Yl Mountain Sec
ton. and corr ected list OF over 1000
hotels and boarding houses. will lie
sent free on receipt OF cents postage.
y. A. SIMS, General Passenger Agent.
Kingston, y. Y.
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Female.
AUCTION SALES.

N0RTGAGE sALE-By virtue = power ~ at
toracy I have ioreciosei a certain chAtss. mort
gsge SAID mortgage vas f,-i 10 the oiice q
u.-i.,e- of tie County ~ kMs. For the non
r.-,o,rarre u tie conditions therein contained
lss. ta.c. in,0 ny possession the follosins goods
Al ,tat'rs to wH one Prentice Lathe. =.
b.. a ia,Ae. s~iag No. IS. ols Reliable Lathe.
a. r. b. 10 lncAes. swing No TO- one fFAsse
Lstsr r. by 10 inches. swing 40. :. one su-
u.r.or pril pres. p inches square base Ini'rnAl
40 s.. one Fairbanks Poser Hac.sas. No. 100.
or. n Planer 80 100. eve Bench Nises. Parser
& Rad Manufacture one g inch Safe Nndsrs
Patent ~ 1850. one HoI Top Desk. one Croker
WI-eirf Motor ! Il Z 80. 1880; one kemiu non
T,I...r.tef No. 10 Visible. No ls05ss. The above
rnsltel mortgage made By water NedoaAa 20
Io'.,,a Sic.la o. February 25th. 1915. Tor the
IN, n so All Of vAch | shall ell 70 the
I1stesf bidder fOr cash. AZ ] o'tlek T. NJ on
H. llth day o., May. 1915. At lss Watkins street.
Dtei, BrooklJn. y. Y MAY 1th 1918.
DAVID GOLDBERG.
Attorney for Mortgage. 355 stone Ave. Brook
i CoHEN. Auctoneer.
N HANFr. AuCTIoNEER RY VIRTUE or
f,re-I, ,.tlrr Of Uen. sells al public auction MAY
III Al ? m. upright piano 70. MN. Tor
Nlnferrn'h + 4nO Company. ~ 80 nfA.h SNees'
Manhattan. y Y. ----
ny VIRTUE or An EXECUTION WILL
al To- DAY. Al a n. AZ 1854 ~ Nicholas
Ave Borough Of Manhattan. siAiio1e'J SsAA
.uo.cAses AL wall nI.urea,, &C.,,
ALIKED yRLIaiAN. .1ArsAAA
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ST0CKHUNST FARM RESORT

sr.rd your summer in the cany" city at the
hurst Farm. in the Beautiful CatsNHs. o"e
mile to East Meredith on the Ulster Delaware
II l.. l-s miles from New York located on
i.sTr.frl plateau iu a woods q beech. birch. AL;
spru.s ana maple. o'er. o'king ne 'aHey @.i
-,.r.s flesh Jersey milk. cream. butter and eggs
and vegetables from TIE farm Room ieF e au,gs'
I...-y,fiors can be made. VIII meet rams
notified Fairgrounds tor children.
Or. S. O. s,ocssager East Meredith. New YORK.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

EOONK TTFrE-Cari voucher safeguard. control
... a..Yuft-. understand, credits. excel lent REF
tr....-. ItiA~atlt az temporary. Roland. 10 ST.
EIlID.AS ASSISTANT -S.t years experience
s-4 d. til..ts ans tIl. Ie-s. wishes position
D., ,sf h.-.us-c iiII.ar y. \
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aus lat. trustworthy eaa.ol mont hensey. 1902
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-03
CLEVELAND men
SEEK LOST GOLD
START TODAY TO SEARCH not.
TOM OF LAKE ERIE FOR $780,.
O(DO SUNK NEARLY FIFTY
YEARS AGO
United Press Service

CLEVELAND, o., June3. Three
Cleveland men were to start today TO
find 100000 In gold supposed to be
at the bottom OF Lake Erie. They
have based their hopes on an old com
pass carried by sailor ON the
schooner Atlantic when she sunk af-
ter a collision nearly nifty years ago,
carrying with her three boxes and a
steel safe containing the gold
Barney McGroder. one OF the Oldest
sailors on the Great Lakes, tho owner
OF the compass. will head the expedi-
tion. to be financed by Captain J. ID.
Stanton. head of the South Shore
Wrecking company. Stanton. McGro-
der and Tom Moreau, diver, are men,
bers OF tho party.
McGrOder was on the Atlantic
when she went down. and carried the
compass for the first time that night.
He says no can feel the compass trem-
bic every time no thinks of the dis
astsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-03

J. c. Smeltzer. who had charge OF
the commercial department at the
klamath County High School this
year, has accepted similar position
at the high school in Tulare. Calf,
at an advanced salary. Yesterday he
also received an offer from a Tacoma
high school, but had already accepted
the California position.
MIR. and Mrs. Smeltzer intend to re-
main in klamath Falls all summer,
leaving for their new home Just be-
fore the opening Of school. In his
work here last year, Mr.. Smeltzer
proved himself highly capable in
structor, and his departure is re-
sretted by many students.