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MINING TROUBLES.
Condition OF Affairs NJ Rrostburg-The
UEckhart Mines-A Serenade-Clear.
iSDecf1I 10 the Re1isfer,

Spectdi 10 the kefC,Sfcr.
FRosTBURG, Md, July fittings in the
neighborhood of the working mines present
the same appearance that they have since
the new work was commence here. In my
last letter gave the proceedings of the
strikers and theirversion Of affairs, in which
l stated that those Of the new men who
joined the strikers and participated with
them in their doings at Eckhart had be:
come disguised and left the mines, but IL
now transpires that they were discharged
and that they had n ever done any work in
the mine and very little on the out
side. Yesterday, In Cumberland, l asked
the policeman who is running the engine
on the Eckhart branch, II II was so that the
men we're treated like conyicts, and his re-
dly was that they were not, and on the
other hand they were treated like kings.
They have the very best of table fare and
work which is what they want. What
more could men desire? In support OF
what say of the fare just go to the depot
when they are loading the train morning
and evening and see for yourself. Then to
convince you that the men don't want to
leave, on the Fourth several Of the new
miners came down to Cumberland spent the
day, but reported for work on Wednesday.
why" said he, II know men among the
strikers who want to 20 to work, but they
dare not do it; and I'll venture that the
large majority would be on hand early to-
morrow morning il they were not afraid.of
the leaders, who realize the fact that as far
as they are concerned no employment will
be given them in these mines"
The output at Eek hart, yesterday, was
the largest so far, ii being about $50 tons.
The strikers have always been orderly
when acting in body, but some few things
have occurred which tend to show what
little thing would start the tide
the other way. Yesterday stones were fire.
quently thrown at the stable boss by per.
sons who were not visible. Several days
ago Two men were sent into the Kingsland
mine to do some repairing. but were booted
out by the wives and children af the min
ers, who gathered at the moutt(d the mine
and serenaded them With COW bells, tin
pans, horns, &c, yelling all the time and
crying "black sheep" The men came out
and would not return. 1t is reported that
Clearfeld will resume work to-day, as they
had only agreed to strike for one week, at
the request OF this region, being told
that strike OF that length
wonld bring these companies to
termsr but this failing, the miners Of that
region say they cannot afford to lose any
more time. At Meyersdale, as / stated.
the mine owners agreed TO give the desired
advance, and the men went to work. But
this was stopped by notice from the B.
d o. to the operators. refusing TO carry
coal that uas mined at q price beyond fifty
cents per ton, and this Is how matters
stand in this region.
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BENWOOD.

Squire Majilton has been sick for some
days, and Captain Benson acts as able sea
mon in his place.
Creel will get out the initial number OF
his paper next Saturday, or at least he
says he will.
A large number OF arrests were made last
week for disorderly conduct.
Benwood is certainly very dirty place.
Housewives are in the habit of throwing
garbage, decaying vegetables. &C.. in the
streets, which is a nuisance to the people,
as it smells badly and causes sickness.
The members OF the Garfield fishing club
sold their boat at Ashland, KY, and have
returned home. They report an elegant
time from the very day they left home
until their return. They intended going to
Cincinnati originally, but a very eligible
offer for their boat house was accepted and
they came back.
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THE STRIKE BROKEN
At the Forest City-Iron WORKERS Re.
lurning to work-The State OF Affairs


There.
CLEVELAND, o., July 9.-After holding
out almost ten weeks, the hack OF the iron
strike is broken in this city. The Cleve
land rolling mills are working now with
about 1000 hands, running half turn. This
morning q large number Of wire drawers
renowned the Amalgamated Association
and will return to work.
The first intimation OF returning to work
of union wire drawers was reported this
morning by Police Lieutenant Simmons,
commanding the precinct in which the
mills are situated. Personal inquiry
this evening developed the fact that
paper was handed to the local
officers of the Amalganiated As
ISOLATION, signed by thirty wire drawers,
asking to be allowed to return to work for
the reason that every department in the
mills is being filled by green hands, and
while sympathizing with union they can't
fail to see that by staying out longer they
will forfeit their places in the mills forey-
er. One officer OF the union, on being ask
ed about this paper refused to talk, while
others pronounced the signatures as for
geries and gotten up for the purpose OF
breaking the ranks of the union. The
strikers, however, admit that there are
some weak kneed men who have gone to
work to-day and more will return to work
on Monday. The strikers state that they
do not care so much about the wire mill as
they do regarding the rod mill, rail nill
and steel works and all other departments
are now running to full capacity. Super
intendent Hayes was seen late this evening.
and he affirmed that some union men are at
work, but refused to tell the exact mum.
Der and names in order to shield
the men who are escorted to and
from the work by mounted police. A dis
patch received this morning from President
Jarrett says he will arrive to-day, and pre-.
parations were made for a mass meeting OF
workmen, but later advices say he cannot
reach here before Monday. The six strik-
ers arrested during the labor riot came up
for sentence in the police court this after.
noon, four of them were found guilty OF
riot, and q nolle was entered in the re-
naming cases. Sentence was reserved till
the motion for new trial is granted.
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a RARE CHANCE
To Secure a Bargain In Beautiful Hat.

Robertson, the halter, has on hand very
large stock of the finest and most beautiful
straw hats in the city, which he now offers
for sale at cost and ridiculously low prices.
These hats are all this years stock, all
fashionable, all nobby, all handsome, and
all so cheap that no man can afford to be
without one of them. They are of all
shades and colors, and are sure to
tit you or your child. No
such opportunity has ever been given you
before to buy yourself rich at very low
rate. THE place, New Mcclure House, is
convenient to you, and no time will be lost
in calling on me and fitting yourself out in
one Of these new and nobby summer straw
hats. II makes no difference what your
size is, / have it; it don't matter what
style, color, or previous shade OF color you
have worn, l have them all So come
along with your change and make your Sc
lection. FRANK ID. ROBERTSON.
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,omnie,eS I nisn ior dealing Nth EGYPT
.Opefations are expected TO begin on Thurs
dsy. The Porte will be asked 20 take bold
of Egypt and restore ordar- st once. II {,
hesitstes 70 act alcne. then 1900 foceies
md rs. Oo0 native troops will be conceotSa
ted In Egypt in divisionA One divisioc
win 20 overland and one Be traasPortsd
The first destination will Be Aboukir: And
thence the land division will 90 TO kaif'
The foreign fleets will cover Aboukr: The
expedition to Kafr Dsvar will have ior its
object the taking possession of'tha raiiroad
This Dian proposes 10 absolutely cut Abari
off and compel his surrender. The aeoss
plan was decided upon - the ulttmatum
Of the powers to the Porto, and he will
have till Wednesday to answer.
TIE CpinAs ~ AlexaoArta.
ALxxAspRiA, July a-The naval officers
have made reeennoissance and reporteo.
They say the Egyptians ere mounting
heavy guns ON Narishenk Island, on the
western side Of Ne entrance TO the harbor.
Admiral Seymour il consequently prepar-
ing a proclamation 70 be plsardsd all OVER
the city charging the authorities with .
breech of faith. demanding tne
surrender of the forri6cattons within
twelve hours and warning the authorities
II they fail to comply with this demand.
fire will be opened upon the forts after
the expiration OF the further period. TWEEN
ty.four hours. The British gunboat Con-
dor, is stationed outside OF the harbor TO
guard entrance. Admiral Seymour has
gone on board. The Invincible which will
move into outer harbor along side Of the
Monarch. The Bitlern now lies opposite
Red FL Fin palace.
ALEXANDRIA, July S-The British Man
of.war Dragon arrived after rewarning
Englishmen TO leave Cairo. The German
Consul issued similar warning to leo Ger
mans.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9-From the steamers
in the inner harbor soldiers can distinctly
be seen digging trenches and carrying shot
from one fort to another. The English
Controller General and staff OF the English
Consulate 20 on board ship tonight.
ALEXANDRIA,, July 9.-All the members
OF the consrlates are now on board the
vessels in the harbor. The English consul
sent notice to the other consuls advising
them to notify their countrymen to quit
Alexandria within twenty -four hours.
VIENNA, July "a dispatch from Alex
andria Yesterday says that at a conferences
of Egyptian officers yesterday an aged colo
ne, declared II the Turks land We will treat
them rs brothers; We will resist Austrians
or Italians. but soldiers OF other nationss
especially England, We will oppose to tn
last one.
La VALErrA, MALTA, July a.-1he iron
| clads Agincourt and Northumberland. OF
the English Channel have started from
LIMoLSs, Cypress, with tvo battallions and
a company OF engineers. The MANIrowS,
with siege train Of twenty guns, and the
NEIRRIssER, with stores, also sailed from
this port.
CANsrA yrrSorIE July 9-Conside,able
surprise is expressed that General Wallace,
American Minister, has again been sum.
moned to the palace. Either General Wal
| lace or his dragonman attends the palace
sImost daily. General Wallace has fire.
ouent interviews with Lord Dufierin.
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stabbed HI. wife.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 9-At 5 O'Clock
this afternoon James Hawkes., laborer,
killed his wife. Mrs. Hawks had pur-
chased pail of beer in saloon and was
returning home when she met her hus-
band, who was intoxicated. Hawkes. whip.
ped out jack knife ind without word
stabbed her to the heart He threw the
knife away and staggered up street. When
informed his wife was dead he exclaimed:
81 am damn'd glad OF it. Its good thing
for me-"
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The Conyicts, RebelIien.

CoNcoRD, MASS, July S.-Two more con-
victs in the State Prison were chained for
noisy demonstrations yesterday. 1t was
visiting day, but the coayicts were not
allowed TO see their friends. All the con.
yicts are now on bread and water. The
ringleaders number about 200 The WAR
den says the mutinous prisoners seem de-
termined 10 stand together against any at.
tempts to enforce discipline.
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WATER WAITS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf.


River and wharf
The river was falling rapidly at dark list
night, the marks showing 10 feet inches
OF water in the channel.
The Diurnsl is the Parkersb'drg packet to-
day.
The Stockdale from Cincinnati EN- route
for Pittsburg, passed early this morning.
The Andes is dTe to-day, and will leave
for Cincinnati tomorrow
The Veteran No, 2 passed down with
larSc low yesterday afternoon.
The Monitor arrived yesterday evening
with tow of lumber and ties.
The C. y. Lucas took large excursion
party from Bellaire to view the wreck, yes
terday afternoon. She had all the law
allowed her and therefore would not land
at Wheeling going up or returning.
The Little Anna had very large and
select crowd of excursionists on board, Tor
the scene of the wreck, yesterday.
The Jennie Campbell, en- route for Gin
cinnati and Louisville, is due here.
The Pittsburg, en- route for 81 Louis,
was due here last night -,
Can't, Nose Hilliard has left for his cattle
ranch, near San Antonio, Texas. The Cap:
tain and his associates own $4,000 acres OF
land and have it well stocked:
Capt. Joseph A. Stone has closed con-
tract Win aAtOH ~ IIluSlS' DiouhS'hhN,
TO build him tug to De used in the coal
trade. Leneth Of hull, 1876 feet; 35-foot
beam and eject ovcr ALL with foot hold.
The boat is to be delivered Of Pittsourg
September l. Boilers 26 feet long, 40 inch
diameter, engines IS inch diameter, 7.foot
stroke and built by Rees & Son, Pittsburg.
The steel shaft is from Germany, krupps
make.
James Mountain, the mate Of the steam
er Katie Stockdale, stopped off his boat
this trip, but will take his place next Tues
day. -,
The steamer Stockdale brought one OF the
drowned bodies of the steamer Scioto up
from near Sunfsh, yesterday. Two pas
sengers who got aboard at Sistersyille on
Saturday night, say they saw body float
ing past, but had no means to get it.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-River falling with Q
feet inches in the canal and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Business
dull. Weather cloudy and warm. Threat
ening rain.
OH CRY, Pa, July 9.--River 3 feet 2
inches, and falling Weather cloudy and
hot
PIrrsBURG, July S.-River feet, and
falling. Weather cloudy and hot.
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More OfGuiieau.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Sunday paper
published an interview with Rev. DR..
Hicks, in which he states that on the occa-
sion of the Guiteau autopsy he dis
missed Drs. Sewers and Hartigan
because they interfered with DIR.
Lamb, and delayed progress. DR.. Har-
tigan has sent to the press tonight card
signed by several surgeons present, stating
that neither DR.. Sewers nor DR.. Hartigan
interposed single objection or uttered a
word or in any way retarded the progress
of the autonsy
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rh.v Excha.red aSotx

RALEIGH. n. c., July 9.-It is reported
from Staatsville, this State. that Mont.
Robbins, SON of William N. Robbins, who
was violently assaulted by n. L. Molt, Sat
urday, went to Mt Mourne, in Iredel Coun.
ty, where Mott was living, to avense his
father. The two men drew their pistols.
Molt fired first, and shot Robbins in the
mouth. Robbins then fired, shooting holt
in the breast, killing him.
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Tha Star Ranfe Farce.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-According to a
rumor tonight the new indictment In the
star route cases will includ. Thomas J.
Brady, John w. and Stephen Dorsey, q
prominent United States Senator and John
A. Walsh, and will be based on transac.
tions connected with the Salisbury con.
tracts on Louisiana and Texas routes. II
is also rumored that Walsh willie used q
as n witness against the others.
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HlllSDAlE AHEAD.
The American Oarsmen Get Away With
the British Boys.

LONDoY July Sat the NARROW Regatta
to-day the Hillsdale Crew beat the Mar
low Crew by clear length. The Goodman
Crew was scratched.
LoNDoN, July S.-Directly after the start
the Hillsdales fouled the NARROW badly.
The latter, however, did not claim q foul.
The Hillsdales went rapidly ahead, and
after leading at one time by hundred
yards won easily by length and a quar-
for
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Chas. Lapgheimer's Lay-Killed For q
Dime. Etc.

Chas. Lapgheimer's Lay-KilIed For .
Dime, Etc.
PHILADELPHIA. July S.-Charles Lang
heimer, immertalized by Dickens in his
American Notes." was arrested yesterday
afternoon for theft for the thirtieth time.
He has lived forty years out of seventy in
the penitentiary. When last released,
about month ago. a philanthropist ar
ranged for him life provision. He says
he is bound to steal as long as he lives.
Cowhided by Woman.
James G. Hill, prominent politician of
West Philadelphia, was cowhided to-day by
Mrs. c. p. Jones, q handsome young
woman, for writing her an obscene note.
She had been hunting for him day and
night since Monday.
All About the Lunch Basket.
WINSTON, N. c., Suly S.-Caleb Brooks, a
negro, quarreled with his nephew, Wash
ington Brooks, about lunch basket on the
tram. The nephew shot and wounded him,
when Caleb shot his nephew through the
heart.
Killed for n Dime.
MONROE, n. c., July s.-Henry Knox, q
negro twelve years old, was murdered this
morning by unknown persons for ten
cents. His skull was crushed with coup
ling pin.
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whisky saved Him.

New York, July s.-Professor Worth,
proprietor of the Museum on the Bowery.
whose hand was lacerated last night by Q
rattlesnake, viii probably recouer. He at
supply Of whisky taken Immediately after
the bite.
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She Wants His Bones.

CHICAGO. July 9.-An open letter from
Mrs. ScoyiIle to Rev. Mr.. Hicks, the spirit
ual adviser of Guiteau in his last hours, will
be published here tomorrow. She claims
that the autopsy shows that her brother
was insane, and asserts that she will begin
legal proceedings to get possession of his
body and the property left by him to DIR.
Hicks
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aWHY is Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound like the Mississippi River
in a spring freshet? Because the immense
volume OF this healing river moves with
such momentum that it sweeps away all
obstacles and is literally flooding the
country
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-.
scriptiOn of one Of the best female physi.
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing IN the bowles and wind collie. By Civ.
ing health TO the child it rests the mother
Price 25 cents bottle.
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National Edaeators.

SARATOGA, July s.-The National Council
of Educators this morning heard and dis.
cussed interesting papers by President
Packard. of Iowa University. and John
Hancock, Superintendent OF Schools, Day
ton. Ohio, on the relation OF high schools
To the lower grades
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Mbselins Re9istes
MONDAY, JUN no. Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Watches-Miller Il Franzheim.
Paris Green-W. A. Wilson.
The Oil Stoye--G. w. JohnSon's Sons.
Valley Star Cook Stoye-B. Fisher 4 son.
The Victor Flour-Edward Reid.
Elegant and Cheap Shoes. T. Stone.
Flowers in Pots-J. II. Diehl K Co.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Serge GoOdS-!T. G. Moffat 4 Co.
Wagons and Buggies-J. W. Terrell.
Four DeclaratiOns-G. Mendel Il Co.
Bargains-A. Siedenbach & Bro Head
of Local
Five Hundred Linen Coats-C. Kraus 4
Bro.-ILOCal Page
Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer An
des.
Fly Fans-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Cash Dividend-German Insurance Com
pany.
Commissioners Sale.
For Sale at aSacrihce-Bibles, Books and
Job Printing Office.
Insect Powder-R. II. List.
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fe-No woman really practices economy
unless she uses Diamond Dyes. MANY
collars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
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The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one of Rochester's greatest business en-
terprises. Their Hop BitteiS have reached
sale beyond all precedent. having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land
GrqDbic
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Indications.

wAsHISGroN, July 9, A. N.-For Lower
Lake regions, partly cloudy weather, with
local rains, mostly southwesterly winds,
stationary or lower temperature and pres
sure. For Tennessee and Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
southwesterly winds, becoming variable;
stationary or lower temperature.
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81 @'MAYY silly people despise the preci
Gus, not understanding it." But no one des-
pises Kidney Wort after having given it a
trial. Those that have used it agree that it
is by far the best medicine known. Its
action is prompt, thorough and lasting.
Don't take pills, and other mercurials that
poison the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action of all the
organs,
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BosTos, July s-A Deputy Sheriff went
to make at attachment under q claim ON
the Globe Office, but found the Globe Com
pany's building guarded by armed man, q
bloodhound and torpedoes,
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NeHa from Ireland.

DUBLIN. July ga farmers herdsman
named Dougherty was MORALLY wounded
at Ennis, county Glare, Sunday.
In a railway collision at Cork Sunday,
thirty persons were injured, twelve Of
whom 1t is expected will die.
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MY baby had terrible sore scalp, (scabby).
PERrSA cured it. John Browel, Pittsburgh,
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A Great Enterprise.

LADIES and sickly girls requiring non.
alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will find
Browns Iron Bitters beneficial.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
81. James Hotel. July 3, 1852.

W A Gitfen, st Clatrs- Anderson, Pitts
vile IF Sweeney, city
W ponley, city CT Thompson, East
y Radclif, city Liverpool
IL FINLEY, city CLARK, GAINESVILLE
ID Witler, Cincinnati W Woods, wcllsville
Mrs Nuzum. West r Hank, Dayton
LIBERTY ] Perlman, BALTIC
r + Nuzum, city FW Weigand, Elyria
W force, Cleveland A Mclaughlin, NY
U ID Ireland, Spring. W X Mcguire, Cinc'ati
neld, Mass NJ L Smith, Cincinnati
J christie, Washing'n j p Gibson, Jackson
hees, Cameron Z Ellis, Lanesyille
X campbell ,ChIc'go b Dustin, Batovia, o
= Moore, Cfneinti VIM Ulrich, New Mar
PJ Williams, New tinsyille
Haven, Conn PKennen, East Liver
Burnett, Barnesv'e pool
Mong and wife, ] B McKennen, East
city Liverpool
WILCOX, Masstl'n w Plumer, city
9 Weidman. Colorado W Cook, Cleveland
NJ Evert, Wellsburg p Francis, Newark
roe, GRAFTON X Weldon, Cincinnati
ID baer, \ W Fl Gregsley, Colum
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J.. H. DIERL & CO., ], s. Welty, War
then & Tieman, Geo. n. McMechen, X.
]. Smyth and n f. Behrens sell Charter
Oak. Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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Il you come home late bring your wife
bottle of German Corn Remover, Result:
happiness.
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IN To- GAL.

EVERY barrel Of Charter Oak warranted.
Robert Simpson.
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AnoEG the most attractive and noticea-
bic features in the line Of fine workman
shin and art to be seen in Parkersburg are
the beautiful signs painted by +. ID. Clark,
the artistic sign writer Of that city.
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NERvoUs debility, the curse OF the Ameri-
can people, Immediately yields 70 the ae-
ton of Browns Iron Bitters.
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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As taken at Schneprs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY.
7A.M.I2M.SP.M. TP.M l7A.M.l2 N. 3 p n. Jpn.
"a Q5 50 70 10 So 81 ~
SUNDAY.
7Axrax iSI ?. N. SPIN IAN. Il IN \. rm7rm
IS 05 9S 81 rs ~ 30 80