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cisco, Cal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
Incidents of tho Fire,

A great mnny dodgers Mt The Depot
Hotel lost their wearing apparel. among
whom were Nasty and Mira. Phillips,
tho tlocutionist.
The fire lcnd enjoyed n sucnulent
bnroocur-hTo l"ins of dressed beef
nrd ribs nj tho Depot md three fat
porkcrs 1T the -four mills. -
Robby Futon, ID thking on bedding
from tho Diput Hotel. nnknowirgly
rescued M infant aud returned IL IL it's
hnriio mother. 80 20 :" A.
IL Is n c~u,ious fact. vouchod for hy
several clo'c observers. TINT the Silver
State nour mill wns on fiie before tho
Pyramid House Ind "a yet cunght.
Reno owes Carson II debt Of gratitude
for her prtmpt Hciivn In sending the
CIpitoi'a two ilrc engines down, fully
mnnu,d, to help qucnch tho fto boro
Sunday evening. r..a-f..
Eight telegraph poles mud ono clcc.
tic light mnst weio destroyed. Mr..
Van Ammon. n drummer for "Om
Tns,c' hams, lost his price books fon.
pies aud entire pcrion,l effects.
Chnrlvy GicIaw, cook Of tho Depot
Hotel. "hilc up stairs in tho lcip's
quarters. hal his retreat cut OFF, Lu,
wns ~iOttunrttly enabled 10 descend
amid flames 10y means OF n hosting
tprkle., Ono man, probably sleeping On
n booze, Ind to be called four limos
and thou nlmos' forcihly carried ont.
Albert Hoffman wa' badly cut on tho
hnck Of tic bGiii 10y n broken glnss. aud
toquitcd tho services Of Dr., rh6ms.
Scorchcd koadsT rcchs Nnd moustaclira,
frop, tho slNre Of tho fierce heat, were
quite frequent. Az is usual at such
times Of di.treRa md excitement. MIN
BILE ihgofcd thieves got in their work.
l'Iflono journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
Another Crooked Legislature.

The Illinois Legislature adjourned to-
day. II Is generally couceeoi by tho
newspapers to have been the most
worthless. II not tho most corrupt, TINT
Inns convened in nny State for ycnrs.
1ta f"ilaro to do anything usc!ui for the
ktate. and the needless prolongnt!on OF
tho session, plnccs II OF q par with that
OF Nevada. Tho Independent papers
denoun?s II for ncglectiug 10 propos
amendments to tho Constitution ON im.
portaus points, aud for the cnliro .nbln-.
donment OF tho puJiic iuttfcstt. II il
charged TINT oil unimportant measures,
n snit Of clothes hxod n vote from tho
opening to tho closI. Tho moIopuliyts
had absolute control Of tho body, md
not n measure to promote public vel.
faro. or to rrgnl ITO corporations, be.
oarDo n law. There were faithful. hon.
est, intelligent imcn In both Houses,
who sought 10 lcgi,lu,e for the best
interests Of the pcoI Is, bat. IN in tho
Nevada Lo8i'lntnrc, they wtro IN Il
h 'pclrss unh popcIlcss miuo'ity, mud
In TO why responsible for Tic act. OF tho
minority. -tSilvor State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
FroI. Saturdays Daily.
LII uSDI.

Next Thursday will be Decoration
Day.
Ed. olcll. Of Lamoillo. was in town
ye'terdny.
Fred wilson came down from Tucca-
rora yesterday.
Walter Adriqnce arrived last evening
iom Humboldt.
T. 7. Harris left last evening for
Buf 10. New York.
Tbs lndio' vii serve Strawberries md
cream At the Reading Rooms tonight.
j.. u. Bartlett, City Marshal Of Fres-
no. has been committed to the Stockton
lusnne Asylum.
Al.a:-John whoel, Of Dawuon. Ga.
ei,s great quIut.,irF Of IL %. That is
all right. He is II fly wheel.
The Democr.;s elected tie Mayor
and n nI"j nifty OF the general ticket ut
Stockton. Cat, on the 2l>t instant.
California horses arc distinguishing
{ emsslHeS in the T. at. nud will redeem
~, r,.,.l H.. c.Ii,...
Many of,Lo t.. .,.
In n river bath the past week. Tic
" ,,.r i. srnci.rtrv wo,m tor nm -.
10, b swim
Mrs j. J. Mrigs. Mrs. Wolf. Mrs.
Manson aud Mis- Ethel Smith went
a. w.. ~
-,
"e "'"'"e" oy agent ohe"rer
." june i''' '"efe VIII
"e 'pec'"i '"'e o" ""'''" ho'se' from
cDr
~ e'"H
~ '"'''
P"' ""e'
" So''H''s 's'' 'o"" u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
UnIXo,aiin.

Tbe Commencement ox.rcihes Of the
Eorm-l and business Departments Of
tho ystata University take place Of tho
OpesnlHoIsc in Rsao Juno o at 1880
o~'cloct n. Following arc the n.uts
Of graduating pupils;
Normal Class-Misses Maud Dang
erty aud Mary Louise Sherman Of
Rene; Niss Lillian May we,ner OF
Empire. aud Clarence puuu vnn Dux r
Of Elko. l." r.
business Cl,ss-Miss Maud Dnugh.
c:iy aud Frank Au,os Dhfnrs OF l,vut;
George Ciaicnre Goo Of vn City; Iiss
Lot.ie Josephine bnycs Il California;
John Is. Wiuftoy of karaas,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
The w rOng Man.

Professor (in n New York msdicni
college exhibiting n P~ntie"t to his
classy Gentlemen, inflow ina to call
your attention to this unfortunate man.
II j. in Impossible for you - guo.s what
is the matter with him. ESamiuv tho
shape Of his head aud the expression Of
his eyes, nnd you arc non1 tho wiser
for il, hut TINT IL not strnugs. II tskoi
years Of experience md constant stnay
to tell 80 n glance. us I II IA that hs Is
deaf ami dumb.
Patient docking. up With a GRIM
Professor, 1 am very sorry. but ny
brother *hc is deaf and dumb rouidu't
conte'to:dHy, 40 1 GAME in his place.
Il Toxss Sinings.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
4 Lucky IN 10,

Last evening n tramp cIllol nj n
honso in town while the fmily wcrc at
supper aud asked to cut some WOOL Tor
q nIoIl. lilo worked vol NJ tho wood
choppins aud so pleased tito nan Of
the.houso TINT hc gave him Is suit Of
clothes, the pants Of which hu. took of,
himself 10 give tho tramp. lIc nl,o
had half mind TO give him 30. conti
but finally concluded not 20. This lat.
tor conclu.ion was all the bad luck tho
tramp had. for to-day tho mrat.raulAm-
b,tcd That he hal s. IN bis pabt pock.
ct yesterday, which DO cd,ho ncnr
spending Inst evening but did not
This is n ,rae story aud The ir",np's old
clothes nrc nov lying brpk Of ibs good.
hearted mans h6Nlb fpr lie tobangcd
clothes forthwith. isy n..!~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
- -
The Cronin MaTdur.

A chicago dispatch oftLe 2tta In
Several important links in the evil
dence connecting, tito o%ircuu.stan Is
surrounding DR.. Cioniu's d .ath zero
brought ont before the Grnud Jury yes.
tMdny. 'Milkman Mrrie, lest;i al TINT
sh~ort!y:aftor l.9'snw a u.au resembling
Gro liu S. up',hs stcps Of this cottage
la heard sounIs iiks pounding AuI
crunchiDg.
Honng Carlson, whose pareutI own
the blood!rininid cottage learned from
n s .'adish truokmnn WHO brought tho
furniture to tito cottage TINT IL came.
from the rooms nc III. Clark street; op ,
posite Croniu's Off 70. 4 description O
the man who bought this furniture, aud
took t 10 III Clark street. is how in
the iIEnd' Of tho police. Young u :.
ClrlsJn gave n clcte Description Of tho
mnn WHO hired the cottage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
"a Happy W

Tho hnppiot women like tho hsp.
pot hn'ions hive no history" "snys
thnt wonderful writer. Gparsc Eliot,
puc no woman can DO happy slo Is
hnher'hg iiom tho irrpgul ,iifits' tind
""oikncsSes" 30 common 10 th, spv,
Dr. Pierce" FnYcritc Prescription I'M
sootho nervous troubles nnh ,cSihts
health mud yigor once moro, The
roses will bloom n8niu on ii,nsc indcJ
checks. IL is a positive cuto for Tho
most complicated mud ebstinntu cna.s
OF prolapSus, wonk back, "femuie weak.
moss. nntesetsioi. rctfot crsion, "brnr.
inB.down" sensations. chronic congrs.
ti"r. inf animation mud liberation, III.
nanmttion, pnin anu tenderness, aud
Kindred ailments,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
Another Cyoianc.

A KsnsqA Oily disit,ch Of tn. ash
Instant Gays:
Tue Times special from Empnria,
Kan. reports that II dii ra,rous cyclone
phssed over Clements. Chase county.
during 80 AFTERNOON, Captain J.
Brown AL his laughter wero Killed,
his Sit lad her Ley almost torn oil,
aud his ,oa hal an arm aud leg broken.
I, is rumoied that six or .orsn otaet
prreons were killed, bit tue wires are
MI down aud no reliable intorns,lan
eau be ~ott,inel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
s,oana -v.iioy,,e,...

There Sill be a picnic ard danespin
this valley on the Fourth Of July. TIL.
Grounds have been selected In Thos.
Suttle's grove. The oomini,tee Of ar.
tnnSemsnts ARC making preparation,
to make 1t the mnst piea.an. event Of
the season and no pains will DO spared
TO entertiiu all those Who shall attend.
SIR. Snttle intends to erect t.bles In ,b,
grove for the purpose OF spreading ,as
lunches upon. That will be q RteA,
improvement on the old style OF picnirs.
The programme for the early par. OF
the day will consist o; songs, rsaiiaI
OF tho Declaration Of Independence by
Mr.. john I. Baker, u posm rsc,,-l
by Miss Belle LiIlso oati,lai. ..rnl
flag OF Washington aud an a.iira.a
by AIR. L. "A. r.. Johnson, who has
been selected as the orntor OF the lay.
After diuuer has oe.n e~njo,ei. TO az,
full extent of the law. tbu,o who are
interested III making the d,y pleasant.
Mil produce tho yeiJ ~laushnSis dsnaa.
untitled. The Limerick Boy. or Padiy's
ASclicf. Among the cast Of character.
are Il. A.. 7. Jthnson. ms Paddy Iilssl
Boy; Mr.; John T. Baker a. DR.. Goats
HT. Landen, at Harry Coats;a Ni,,
Minnie Miller. MS Jane FiIget; Aiss
Bell, Lindsey, us Mrs. Fidsrt. End
Nelson ondefkirk. os job. The drama
will be foil 'wel by poems. reci,-d hy
the Misses Peh,l Lindsey, Ruby Lind,
sry. Mnude Miller. Lille Miller, 5inni.
fCarviiie aud those from othee. Districts
whose names we have not lrSrnei. n
stage will be crested in Thns. .Suttie's
grain-ry for the drama. and t.bleau1
wIh follow several Of tho poens. This
committee will procure nro works also;
which will be displaced in tho evening
ut the grove, lo:oro dancing beginr.
aud tho evening will DO sp.nt in dauo.
ing. A cordial invitation IS extended
to nll.
Miss Etm P ,rcher dspart,l suu lay
to spend a few week. in visiting Dor
sister. Mrs. II. Hale, OF CaIl;n.
Mr.. F. J. B,wea who lately arrir- d
in our vicinity. was taken 10 town
saturday, to be plncsd unde-tt- docior's
caro-. He is suffering from n severe at,
tack OF rheumatism.
Miss. Alice 5lil!er who has bsen quito
III for several days. is nov able TO re-
sumo her duties ut school.
The crops arc in n l,urishing cona'-
tion. but not 80 muoh no rs tue MOS
qnitns nna gnnts, which :ststeth ON tho
.cho'l ma'am anl her pupil as they
90 by. .
Mr.. A. s. Miller expects soon co be-
gin gathering his cs,tis for the pnrpo,e
of driving them north
There nro ~se-orul gentlemen In u
neigborhood that wa tesr will die of
broken hearts. Al o ON. youus Indy
who Mill- pc chaps DO affected. Ia tho
sarue way.
"Ah! Love, is sweet. Lut then how
bitter.
To love girl. aud thou not sit her.
So Oh. @.
10 -a-HW
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
Had mn Eyo 10 iiusIucss.

Snys the Breeder aud Sportsman Of
Saturday lat: elbow Is this for cute.
iess7 AZ S]ncramento. n few years ngo,
three horses were loft 10 the report race i.
Tho itnincr OF Que refused 10 start. mil
in order I" induce him to sIntt one Of tho
others offered TO pay his entrance, and
the other agreed u give him half Of frat
money u ho won; tho oasily-pe rsundod
trainer rnn second In both heats. got
half Of FIRST money, tho whole Of tho
second, and had his cn,rnuce paid by
the loser, and thus. nude moro money
than the winner. Mike was only young
then, but certainly his cripple paid
VOL that day"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
Hold

Lust evening between @ aud 7. o..
clock Jniucs Dinin went out for n buggy
ride, aud when he Ill lie told his work
mnu. Mr.. Rugtlcs, 10 loavo tho buck
door unlocked nni put n l'rI against IL
whom ho went TO supper. When ST..
Drain returned to the stpro he fvuud
tho gate OF the back yard open aud
when lo went into the ,tofo lie found
TINT somo one had been III, M tho box
WAS moved away from the inrk door.
On examination lie found TINT lila desk,
whoio he kept his money during tho
Gny. hal been rricd open aud the
money, about $50, n PUStoficc Order
for S3S and about 50 in postage stamp.
Ind disappeared. Nothing rlsc. so far
as he cnn discover. was disturbed.
The robbery was bold one. ns IL
occnrIcd IN broad daylight. and tho
thief eas evidently some on, who was
will acquainted with The premises aud
Mr.. Brains desk. M well Az hi, eusioin
IN leaving his change therein during the
daytime. No duo bes no fnr boon die.
covered ma to the Identity Of the Gun.
ding rascal who Sc adroitly managed
TO rspisnish his cIohcquor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
ADVERTISING RATES.

Will be mado Is low \. 10 consistent with
s.val business, principles. Apply al tho Of
Ace for terms. .....
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-02
From Mondays Daily.r,
KAAiAGUSDI,

Mrs Ricord has Just. receivsda fresh
stock Of line candles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-09

NoKwAF, Nov 25, 81.
When suffering with great distress In the
stomach. I used .'Erovn's Instant Relief
secor ling To directions. ! ioanh il r.pid 10
lts action and. from my own experience and
the testimony of my friends. I consider il To
be q wonderful medicine
Jsexsos CLARK
Tour sspnsy retarded 4 I; fsI;s T. oeran, ygs
snen used stfs.tIy dirscts on iasire VIZ ctey
yos tab no rtsk b. t'yfrsi it.
eD-f'oii by al deaiefs. de Sso<dtsatSpcniip
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A DESPERATE PLIGHT.
n Terrible EIpsrisau u 4 Scfaltol,
PaalsylIalia, lilaP.
Whirlsd Up q Mine SHAFT and Death
Avsrtsd BY . Paralysis OF the
Muscles.


ScsAxrox. Pa, Sept. Z.
Richard Shovlins experience with death
In the hosting shaft Of the Providence Coal
Company is the sensation Of the anthracite
mining history In this region. Shovlin vas
footman at the shaft and desiring to come out
Of the mine signaled the engineer 10 hoist the
carriage, which for some reason was not done
at once. Shovlin stepped OF To again notify
the engineer, but - he did 90 the carriage
began to ascend and a. it passed him he
grAsped hold Of lower supporting iron rod
There he hung and the speed Of the drum
increasing he vas soon whirled up the shaft,
800 feet TO the headhouse. An alarm was
sounded BY workmen in the gangway, whs
noticed Shovlin's peril. aud an investigation
at the hcadhouse discovered the man hang
ing from the bar unconscious and apparently
dead; his fingers were clinched round the
iron rod. the nails piercing the palm OF the
hand. and his hold was ~ firm As = death
grip.
1t vas impossible to remove him without
using force aud then the pAraly xed form Of
the man vas carried into the engine and
restorative applied, but it required several
hours Of hard effort by the ply sicians to
restore him to consciousness.
The case 10 = peculiar one. and the fear Of
death, which wouln have followed = fall
down the shaft. 10 believed to have been so
intense ~ to have benumbed Shovlin into the
he was found No record of u
similar occurrence can be found in the his
tory Of the anthracite region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-09

IL 10 easing to rs to note the improve
meut in the health Of Capt. C. W. Keyes.
Last week our Chesterville reporter men
toned the visit Of the Captain to that town,
and since then he has been driven almost
every day to familiar points in this and
other towns. shaved himself, etc. There il
. noticeable improvement, certainly, which
will be good news to the many friends Of
this worthy citizen.-Fdrmisgto Chroni-
cke.
j. L. True, wife and dsughter formerly Of
Boston, but nov Of Lansdale, Penn, 10 max.
ing . tour Of Maine the present fall.
Hon. William Lowell, formerly Of Minos died
At the residence Of his son in Auburn, Thurs-
day night, aged &C. He had seen much Of
public life. He vas . member Of the
House in 1898 and 1s4I, and vas in the
Senate in 1858, He figured conspicuously
in III e combinations leading 70 the ofganiza-
ton Of the Republican party.
Mr.. Edward Stanvood. Of Augusta. Bow
doin 81. appointed in change Of securing the
data Of cotton manufacturing in the United
Stafes for the next census. 10 preparing 70
prosecute the work in . methodical and
effective manner. The queaions 70 BE- sub.
mitted to all manufacturers will cover more
details than hitherto, and the wage question
will be pursued into closer quassers than IN.
der the former eensus. Tia slstistics Of
vsges in this coansFy have been very made.
quste for purpoees Of ecnpasison end gfes
iuiuseice has been done ths AmsTiean indus
ssial syseeD pecasse Of unfsis ciassineaeSoes
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HAoLn rnsr1rlss
To the Circumstances Attending tho
Shooting Of Judge Terry.

SAN FRAscIscO. Sept. 8.
In his examination before the fedora
court Deputy Marshal Nsgle infinitely re
lated the details Of the tragedy in LathroI
dining room last month
He said that when Judea Terry approached
Justice Field he had no idea he was going
to make an attack, but before he could in
terfere Terry slapped the Justice on the face
with his right hand and repeated the blow
with his left hand. striking the Justice q
second time on the back Of the head. Nagle
continued:
was on my feet in An instant and throw
ing out my right hand to keep Terry of !
shouted: "Stop that, am . United States
officer" Terry then directed his attention
to me. He had his right arm in position as
II about to deliver another blow, and as he
turned his glance upon me he looked like an
infuriated beast. His clenched fist immedi-
ately sought his bosom. Believing my life
was in danger drew my pistol with my left
hand instantly and catching it with my right
fred two shots in quick succession and Terry
fell to the floor
l believe Terry would have cut me to
pieces and perhaps Justice Field if / had no.
acted promptly, lie looked like maddened
giant knew he always carried knife,
and believed he had ON him then. | knew
him to be giant in strength and proposed
to take no chances with him. For that rea-
son held my pistol in both hands so that he
could not take it away from me. After the
shooting Sas over and had got Justice
Field on the train again told the conductor
to look out for Mrs. Terry. for did not like
injure woman. but would surely protect
Justice Field,
Nagle's examination concluded the testi
mony. and the case was continued until ne 1t
"wednesday, when the question Of the iuris
diotion of the Federal Court will be argued
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Bath Items.

Bath, Sept. I.
Collector Wakefield has appointed Will
liam II. Whitney to the Richmond collector
.hip in place of Geo. b. Randieu, whose
re.isuatlon takes effect on Oct. i5 b.
Preparations are being made for a clam
bake. to be rendered Arthur Sewalt at Fos-
ter's Point. next Saturday. if that day shall
ptoye satisfactory to Mr.. Sewall himself and
the weather is pleasant. This clam bake is
intended As an expression by Bath citizens
of their appreciation of what Mr.. Sewali has
done for the advancement of his native city,
Arrangements are being made for $50
guests, and among these will be many OF Mr..
Sexails more intimate friends from out Of
town. The following committee have charge
Of the arrangements George H. Nichols
chairman; Chas. II. Mcclellan. A. II. Shaw,
w. ID, Mussenden and Henry w. Swanton.
The Ocean View Hotel at Popham Beach
has closed after most prosperous season.
Ernest II. Rowell of Springfield. Mass. IL
in Bath. making arrangements for the con-
structiou of 40 II. yacht by c. b. Harring'
ton.
There are within the city limit 10 school
buildings, eight of which are orick-fouf
grammar. three primary and one nien- y,
teach in these schools requires corps o. %
ts.cher,-four in the high school. IA in the
Grammar and 81 in the primary schools
Mr. Warivell, the teacher Of French IN tne
hish school the past three years, 10 70 os
succeeded BY Miss N. +. Upton Miss slosa
q. Hogan has been promoted from the pr'n'
ciuslship of the South grammar school 70
po,ition in the high school. Miss A: A
Bletheu. several year, assistant in the Soatl
grammar school, is 70 be principal Of nA
school. With one exception all OF I'M
teachers we're once scholars in Bssh schools
II. E. Cole. prinei,al II the high 'chooi; -
native of Bridg,ou ADJ graduate OF Bow
doin. OF the corps of teachers only two AZ
males.
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Eminent People.

Ms. NJ +. Bra,ldon. the novelist. is
always eager to write when the mood is on
her. no matter where she finds herself.
Some of the most thrilling incidents in her
n,auy novels have been written on scraps of
wrapping paper, torn envelopes, anything. in
fact, which comes to hand.
Oliver W endell Homes has spent the bet
ter part Of long life in writing poetry that
men and women can read without . blush,
can understand without pickaxe or micro
scope, and are happier. better and nobler for
perusing. His laughter never jeers, his sar-
casm never poisons, his tears are never weak
or sickly.
The heirs of W. W. Corcoran have Just
decided valuable lot in Washington to the
Baptist Home Society. This same piece Of
land had been given to the society BY Mr..
Corcoran coupled with the condition that
they should build q home upon il. This
they are unable to do, and the property
wsuld have reverted 70 Mr.. Cofcoran's heirs
but for their generous act
Prof. ". s. Tyler, the venerable and
eminent Professor of Greek in Amherst
College, passed his 18th birthday Monday
with unimpaird vigor Of body and mind. and
on Wednesday, in . quiet way, Professor
and Mn. Tyler celebrased their golden we'd.
ding. The gathering uas strictly = family
party.
Sir Edwin Arnold, author Of The Lighi
Of ASIA has arrived in Canada and vii
visit the United States before his retafn home
John Ruskin is again pronounced seriously
III.
Two leading American joufnalises Of looi
service and proved constancy, DAVID ID
Lleyd Of The Ne~ York Tribune. and I'd
vasd b. Rankin Of the Boseon Herald. die
rsseatly. she fefner q 50. aad he latte
& Is yeass Of aee.