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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11
The Coming Election.

The coming election for our city
officers is something that should be
of importance to every taxpayer.
We want men to control our city
affairs who have the interests of
the people at heart, and who will
do all in their power for the pro-
motion and welfare of the COM
munity at the least possible cost.
1t is time the subject was being
agitated, and we trust the people
will act wisely. When the different
caucuses are called, let every voter
attend, and there put in nomina-
ton the very best men for the of
fees to be filed. 1t is of as much
consequence to attend the caucuses
as it is to vote on election day. See
that good servants are nominated,
and then elect them, if you would
have your affairs conducted in a
manner satisfactory to the people.
AS general thing the citizens do
not take the necessary interest in
the caucuses, and after the nomin-
atoms are made, there are many
who do nothing but growl because
some one else was not nominated
for some particular office. Don't let
this be the case this year, but see
that the men you desire to hold the
Offices which will soon be made va
cant, are nominated for those posi-
tions,
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Council Proceedings.

ALPENA, MICH, marcn u, 1919.
The Common Council met at the
county court room, in the city of AL
pena March o. 1874, and was called to or
der at o'clock p NJ, by the Mayor.
Present-A. w. Comstock, Mayor; F. S.
Dewey, Recorder, and Aid. Blakeley,
Campbell, Kimball, Knight and Wall.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
A petition of j. X. Lockwood & Co,
asking that a tax of SO per 1000 on logs
be reduced by the city to "a per 1000,
was presented, and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
An Ordinance regulating the keeping
of hotels, taverns, saloons, etc, was pre-
sented, and, on motion of Aid. Kimball
was read by sections. Moved by Aid
Knight that the ordinance be referred to
the Committee on Ordinances, to be re-
ported at next meeting. Carried.
The Committee on Ways e. Means
made a report in reference to the line of
docks, and, on motion Of Aid. Kimball,
the same was accepted and ordered plac-
ed on file.
A bill of ID. Plough for $50 was pre-
sented, and referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
1t was moved by Aid. Kimball, that
the fine Of fifty dollars, imposed by the
Recorders court, of this city, Jan. o,
1874, upon Alfred BcryO, for violation OF
Ordinance Number twenty-five be, and
the same is hereby RENTED. Carried.
Ayes,-Ald. Blakeley, Campbell, Kimball,
Knight and Wall. No,-none.
Moved by Aid. Kimball, that the Re
corder be and Is hereby instructed to ex-
change ordinances with the following
cities: Bay City, East Saginaw, Port
Huron and Detroit.
Moved by Aid. Kimball, that the
Board of Registration hold its session i'm
the First Ward, at the store of z. NJ.
Knight.
Moved by Aid. Wall, that the Board of
Registration for the Second Ward, meet
at the store of J. NJ. Blakelcy & Co.
Carried.
Moved by Aid. Campbell, that the
Board of Registration for the Third
Ward, meet at the store of A. Harshaw.
Carried
Moved by Aid. Knight, that the Board
Of Registration hold It's session on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April I'd, 81
and 4th, 1874. Carried.
Moved by Aid. Campbell that the City
Surveyor be instructed to make a survey
of the river in view of establishing line
for docks. Amended by Aid. Knight,
that the Committee on Ways and Means
confer with the City Surveyor to ascer-
tain the probable cost of said survey.
The amendment was carried. The orig
inal motion as amended was carried.
On motion of Aid. Blakelcy the Coun-
Gil adjourned
f. S. DEWEY,
Recorder.
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+ From member of the order who
attended the recent session of the
Grand Lodge /. o. 0. f. of this
State, held at Lansing, we learn
this little incident, which as illus
trating one of the three emblema-
tic rings of the Order, cannot but
be of interest. 1t seems that q
party of Odd Fellows at the time
mentioned, was approached by a
little boy, bearing a basket in
which were three apples. He ac-
costed the party, asking them to
purchase his stock in trade. The
gentlemen at once, in q spirit of
fun, commenced buying the boys
apples and then tossing them back
into his basket to be again pur-
chased, until on inquiry it was as
certained that the boy was the only
child of worthy widow living in
Lansing, and then the bidding of
three apples became at once spirit
ed, and did not close until the
amount on the sale of the apples
reached the neat little sum of $780,
90. This sum was placed in the
hands of committee, consisting
of James II. Randall of Saginaw,
p. G. M. Dennis of Shiawasese
county, and Sam. Wirtheimer of
Lansing, was presented to the over
joyed widow, who received it with
unbounded thanks.
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American scenery, that which none Is
more beautiful, very properly holds a
leading place in the March issue of TIE
.ALdine. Three charming pictures, by j.
ID. Woodward, represent some of the
most striking scenes in Northwestern
Virginia. A noblcr specimen Of the
wood engravers art has never been pro-
duccd than the full-page rendering of
Woodward's Balcony Falls, James Riv-
err" The artist and cngraver have work
ed lovingly together, and the result is
what may be boldly called perfect pic
ture. The second picture Of this series
Is striking view of the bwonderfil
Natural Bridge" and the third repre-
seuts lovely spot on the flames River,
above the Rope Ferry" The trumpet
flowers, and other vines, Irvine graceful
~ over an old maple tree In the fore
ground. G. Metals, q French artist,
has an ideal picture of Poland" full
page picture, representing woman,
shackled, bare footed, seated amid snow
and ice, crushed down with sorrows, but
not subdued. Fritz Paulscn contributes
q full page picture, "IIer Treasure"
showing the interior of chamber, with
a grupe of ladies standing about a era
die, i'm which their is a sleeping infant.
This picture Is artistic and beautiful in
all its details. THE Wolf turned shop
herd" is a fine picture by Dore, illustra-
tive of one of LA Fontaine's fables.
Laying Out a town." is child-life pic
ture,eminently life,like, by John ). Davis.
Speech contributes two magnificent cuts
of animal life, one representing "English
Greyhounds,n and the other "Wild
Bears a fine contrast between domestic
and wild animals. An excellent por-
trait Of Annie Louise Cary, in the char
acter Of Amncris, in the new opera of
aida" embelllshcs this number. An
other large portrait picture represents
Goethe at Home in the chamber where
he spent his childhood. The "Return OF
the Exile" by H. +. Rosenthal, Is beau
tiful picture which depicts an incident
in the life of Spaniard who returned to
his castle to find It in ruins. From the
above illustrations It will be seen that
in the March Aldihe Is remarkably rich
I'm pictorial art embracing every variety
of subject.
The literary contents do not fall behind
the pictures in number and interest. Sub.
scription price So, including chromos
1.-THE East" and The West" James
Sutton & Co., publishers, % Maiden
Lane, New York City.
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the shape of washer we have ever
yet seen. Too much cannot be
said in its praise. 1t is truly a val
liable invention, and will save ten
times its cost in any family in a
single year. 1t will do all that is
claimed for it, and that so nicely
that those who use it are unanimous
in calling it "the housewives best
friend" 1t saves labor, time and
clothing, and of course saves money.
To those who procure this wonder
full and valuable steam washer, al
low us to say that if you will fol-
low the directions for using, it will
never fail to do your washing salts
factorily. Mrs. j. w. Marshall is
agent for this city. Don't fail to
secure one.
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From Au Sable.

EDITOR ARGUS We have Just
had visit from Father Takken, OF
Alpena. He is always very anxi-
GUS to promote the religious inter-
ests of his flock. He paid q visit
to the two camps of Daniel A. Nc
Donald, in order to collect money
for the new Catholic Church in Au
Sable. The boys responded very
literally to the appeal of the Rev
erend Father, by subscribing the
handsome amount of 500. Very
good for the Au Sable boys.
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Our Reporter ON the AIers.

T%e propeller st. Joseph, this
season, will run between Detroit
and Mackinaw, touching at inter
mediate ports.
1t was Ed. O'Brien, alias Ed
Tienry who stole the coat at Col
by's last week. AS some Of the
people had confoundcd Che name OF
this notorious character with that
of Mike O'Brien, the shoemaker in
the employ of J. w, Creighton, we
will relieve their minds in that re-
spect. When Mike is in need of a
coat, we are sure he is honest
enough to buy one, or else he would
not be so steady and industrious.
In another column of this issue
will be found the card of Charles
b. Howell, Proctor in Admiralty,
Detroit. Mr.. Howell is a graduate
of the Law Department of the
Michigan University, has had sew
eral years experience ia the prac-
tice of law, and being personally
acquainted with him, we feel conf
dent that any business our citizens
may entrust in his care will receive
prompt and satisfactory attention.
We shall next week commence
sending invitations to our subscrib-
ers to pay up. A notice to be
found elsewhere will explain the
meaning on the ak" marked before
or after the subscribers name on the
margin of the paper. We need
what is due us, and we hope our
debtors will call and settle at once.
Another man, named John Hen
derson, under the influence of liq-
nor, was drowned at Au Sable last
Wednesday.
The general health of the citi-
zens Of this vicinity is uncommonly
good at present.
Navigation is open at Bay City,
and there are some movements of
vessels.
Several new brick blocks are
talked Of in this city, to be built
during the coming season.
The interior of J. Il. Bostwick's
new brick store is completed, and
as soon as the front is in, he will
occupy the same,
Read the card of Chas. N. Cor.
nell, architect, In another column.
The Common Council recently
authorized the Comptroller to re-
ceive bids for repairing the bridge
and to let the job to the lowest re-
sponsible party. There were but
two bids, one for slS5, and another
from Mr.. ID, Ciippen for $50. A
slisht difference, we should say. II
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Over IS car loads goes over the
Grand Rapids q Indiana Railroad
daily from Grand Rapids.
A correspondent of the Courier
says: "To say that the amount of
numbering done on the Muskegon
river this winter is less than was
done last winter and the winter
before would be drawing it ex-
tremely mild. Last winter there
was put into the Muskegon over
$50, 100000 feet while this winter
it will not run but a trifle if any,
over 100,000,000, some difference.
We have had just snow enough all
winter to keep the sleighing good,
and the contracts taken will all be
filed in a short time, and some will
put in more than they intended to-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

KILLED IN TIE WOODS "A
young man, named Alexander Shay,
employed as teamster at Jas. Aiken's
camp, while hauling logs last Mon
day morning, was thrown from the
load and badly crushed between the
logs and q tree. The injuries were
SO severe that he died in few
hours. He was 81 years of age,
and has q father and two sisters in
this city.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11
The Photograph Family Rec
Al.h.

The Photograph Family Record is a
work that should find place in every
home i'm the land. 1t Is an Elegant Oil
Chrome, Photograph Album and Family
Record combined of the highest finish
and of most tasteful design. The sub
ject is allegorical in its nature there are
scenes representing the four principal
periods of life, namely, childhood, youth,
manhood and old age these scenes are
ingeniously and prettlly grouped togcth-
er and are surrounded by n handsome
framework of blue, gold and flowers, i'm
which there are eight oval openings or
spaces of the proper size for the insertion
of ordinary photographs. Under these
openings are blank places for the
autographs, dates of birth, etc, of those
whose pictures are intended to be placed
above. 1t is q lovely adornment and
pleasant reminder of the loved ones liv-
ing and dead. All who have seen 1t cx-
press both pleasure and satisfaction at
its beauty and originality of design. The
grouping of its figures and the SCENERY
surrounding them are life-like and natur-
al. 1t must be seen to be fully appfec-
ated and understood. Its low price
($1.50) places 1t within the reach of all.
1t is mailed, postpaid, to any address on
receipt of price, by the Beverly Co., 07S
Wabash ave-, Chicago. Sec their advcr-
tisemcnt In another column.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

STEAM WAsHER.-Having used
in our house the steam washer,
which is advertised In another col
umn, we can recommend it to the
public as the very best invention in
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'ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIscoPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services in
the societys Church, First street. every Sabbath
morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. +. N. Barlow. Services in the
society,s Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHoLIC-Father Taken. Services in the
Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every Sab
bath morning.
CONGREGATIONAL-Re A. ID. Allen. Ser
vices in the Society's Church. on Second street,
svury Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev.w w. Donnely. Services in
society's Church, ON Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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has done the work.
While people of the Saginaw
Valley and elsewhere are manifest
ing some interest in regard to linn
stone quarries, they might perhap
do well to remember that within
two miles of the city of Alpena arr
lime stone quarries which are, a.
near as may be, inexhaustable, and
the lime produced is of the very
best quality.
Our citizens will doubtless be
pleased to learn that an opportuni-
ty now presents itself whereby they
may have their pianos tuned, and
we believe there is large number
much in need of overhauling. Read
the card of L. b. Howard, in an
other column.
Sunday was regular March day,
wind northwest, and blowing a gale,
snow flying enough to blind per-
son. Monday, cold and windy.
Pay your taxes. The time for
paying the county and State tax
will expire on the fifteenth, and as
the time will not be extended, it is
quite essential that the matter
should be attended to at once.
Don't delay, but go and pay your
taxes.
Some of our farmers are still
agitating the question of starting a
Grange in this county. The neces-
sary information has been sent for.
A young man whose name we
disremember, during this winter,
in fifty-three days chopped one
hundred and sixty-thrce cords OF
four foot wood, or on an average of
n little over three cords per day
for the entire time. Very good.
The work was done at Nine Mile
point.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. J.
j. Potter gave a social to the Bap-
|
list Sabbath School and members
of the Church. The entertainment
was attended by over two hundred
and a very social and agreeabl,
evening passed.
Read the advertisement "lost" il
another column.
Stencil work of all kinds is bein.
done by Geo. f. Howard, at TIT
telegraph office.
Sl35 a month is the amount o
wages the government pays at the
Signal Service station in thi,
city, to tell which way tn,
wind blows. Cheap! Don't it!
Boats have commenced running
on st. Clair river.
Don't wait for some one to come
from below to have your pianos
tuned, but call on l.. b. Howard
and have the work done at once.
Capt. L. r. Boynton last weel
told Alpena parties that he would
arrive at this port with the propel
Ter Wenona, about the 25th of thi:
month.
"a good farm for sale cheap
rs an advertisement in another col
umn, also some city property, il
local notice column.
The new shinglc mill of Bewick
Comstock & Co., will be ready tc
commence operations in about two
weeks.
c. C. Whitney, formerly of this
city, is now in business in Chicago,
with his brother under the firm
name of Whitney Bro. Mr.,
Whitney has travelled through a
large portion Of the "sunny SOUTH
but not finding matters there to
his taste, he returned to Chicago,
where he has re-embarked in the
drug business, at No 81 N. Clinton
street.
Owing to the telegraph line being
down yesterday nothing could be
learned here in regard to the open
ing of navigation at Bay City, but
It is believed that the Huron will
reach here some time this week.
Weather fine yesterday. Cold
to-day.
The blue bird and robin have
made their appearance-----in the
southern part of Ohio.
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CITY PROPERTY CHEAP.-A good
house and two lots, and two city lots in
Potter's additions, and large business
lot on River street In rear of Mcdonald
block, for sale cheap. Apply to A. Nc
Donald, Register of Deeds. 1876
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

A large stock of prints and cottons
Just received at Rosenthal & Co.'S, which
are sold cheap Winter goods being sold
at 80 cents on the dollar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

A large stock of new goods, among
which are full assortments of calicos
and cottons, just received at 5. Rosen-
thai ,S Co.'S
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Pianos Tuned and Repaired,

The undersigned Is prepared 20 Tune and Re-
mir pianos Orders left at the Music store OF X.
Stone. or NJ the Telegraph Office, will receive
prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed, and
charges reasonable.
l.. IL. HOWARD.
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A full assortment of boys and child
rcn's clothing Just received at l. Colbys,
which are marked down to the very low
est figures.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

Advertisements must be handed In by
Tuesday morning to secure Insertion in
the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
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s. Rosenthal d Co. are selling off their
winter stock of dry goods at fifty per
cent, and millinery Mt twenty-five per
cent. below cost Now is your time to
buy goods cheaD.
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The March number Of Woods House
hold Magazine Is a capital ono. II oTcns
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

If you want any Catholic prayer books
30 to Goodrich's after them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

Warner, Puriy & Co. have large sup
ply of A No. one butter, the best In
town.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

Clothing at cost for cash, at j. Gillctt
& Co.'S.
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S. Rosenthal & Co. are selling goods
cheaper than ever for cash or for orders.
Don't fail TO call and get the worth of
your money.
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Apprentices wanted i'm the dress-mak-
ing department at s. Rosenthal q Cos.
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Colby the clothier, is selling clothing
ut very low figures. Good orders taken
for pay. Also cash in exchange for
goods.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

Building paper for making houses
warm and comfortable, for sale at a.
Harshaw's.
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]. Myers has just received heavy stock
of clothing, dry goods, dress goods, etc,
and Is selling at prices lower than ever.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

A few of those imported Hudson Bay
over coats left, at knights.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-11

Lap robes and horse blankets at cos
at Knights.
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Local Notices.

|
CITY PROPERTY CHEAP.-A goot
house and two lots, and two city lots II
Potter's additions, and large business
lot on River street I'm rear of Mcdonald
block, for sale cheap. Apply to A. Nc
Donald Register of Deeds. IL;
Apprentices wanted in the dress-mak
ing department at 5. Rosenthal d Cos.
s. Rosenthal d Co. are selling Off thciI
winter stock of dry goods at fifty pei
cent, and millinery ut twenty-five per
cent. below cost. Now Is your time 10
buy goods cheap.
A large stock of new goods, among
which are full assortments of calicos
and cottons, just received at 5. Rosen-
thai Il Co.'S.
A large stock of prints and cottons
Just received at Rosenthal x Cos, which
are sold cheap. Winter goods being sold
at so cents on the dollar.
A full assortment of boys and child
rcn's clothing Just received at |. Colbys,
which are marked down to the very low
est figures.
If you want any Catholic prayer books
20 to Goodrich's after them.
Clothing at cost for cash, at ]. Gillctt
& Co.'S.
Warner, Purify & Co. have large shp-
ply of A No. one butter, the best In
town.
S. Roscnthal & Co. are selling goods
cheaper than ever for cash or for orders.
Don't fail to call and get the worth of
your money.
Colby the clothier, is selling clothing
at very low figures. Good orders taken
for pay. Also cash in exchange for
goods.
Ladies firs ut cost, at Knights.
Genuine Canadian shoe-packs at
Crowcll & Godfrcys.
Lap robes and horse blankets at cost,
at knights.
Horse blankets and lap blankets at
Knights.
A few of those imported Hudson Bay
over coats left, at Knights.
J. Myers has just received a heavy stock
of clothing, dry goods, dress goods, etc,
and is selling at prices lower than ever.
Building paper for making houses
warm and comfortable, for sale at "A.
Harshaw's.
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Horse blankets and lap blankets a
Knights.
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Ladies fnrs at cost, at Knights.
Genuine Canadian shoe-packs at
Crowcll & Godfrcys.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Railroad Hours.
TRAINS LEAvK WILMINGTON

For Aew Yort,-l,si, A. M; 1a.i7, 124s, o.4s, P. M
suMaaP sr Phiiadsipisa. $50, $40, $50, lOso
l9. ii, 200, 445. b.42, T.15, 1924 Pm. sundays
~ X NJ 4.45, $50, 1924, T. M.
Br Baltfnore.-12.b2, 2.0s, 1902 A. M; 1.2S
% 40, r. NJ. Sundays, 1882 2.03, A. NJ.
E5r Bashington.-12.62, 203, A. NJ; 1855, l.29
g, IN p. Nj. Sundays 1889, 2.03, A. Nj.
E,r Delaipare X. R.-12.55, 1910, A. M. A; 6.35, p.
NJ No sunday trains.
9 n No Sunday trains.
~ Wilmington and Reading r. a--6.30, A. M.
~ bi5 p. NJ. Sunday trains. $50 p. M.
k Wii1ainqton sE Western r. R-S.80. and 10 20 A.
N.is0, b.35, p. M. sunday at2P M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Prom Neiu York.-1.b9, A. NJ; lib, 100, p. M.
sundays, 1853, A. M.
NJ: ii9, 400, 5.15, $50, 100 $40, 1888. p. M.
sundays. l2,42, 1.o3, 1903, A. NJ, lobo, 7. M.
f,"% sg%" BatnlOre la, 1926 A. NJ; 1907 5s2,
nIl. r NJ. Sundays, 12l A. M; 1914, P. Nj.
7,m Washinqtoll. :, 121 A. NJ; 1907 b.92,
totl r NJ Sunday, 81, A. M; 1o.14, p. Nj.
ilota Deiarare r. R.-10.15, A. M; 4.d0, 9.55, z.
No sunday trains.
Froy Nglo Cfstte-s.00, 1915 A. NJ. 440 6.4s, 9.55
- A. No sunday trains.
FINN Wilmington Il Reading X. R.-9.10, A. M.
8lsi8l p. NJ. Sunday train Hi =. M.
Froa Hihnington d Restern r. R.-7.b5, 11.25 A.
NJ; 33N, 100 p. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
100 s9O 1880, A. H.. 12.15, 2.30, 400, b15 800,
q ls 9.D ll.3O, L. Nj.