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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
IOc the Yard

OF Commercial from Center TO Trade
streets: south side OF State street
from Commercial to Twelfth street:
east side Of High, between State and
Ferry streets and the west side Of
Commercial between Center and
Marion streets.
James Ramsden, aged 10 years, Of
Macleay, and native OF England,
was today committed TO the insane
asylum by County Judge G.. p. Ter
rell after an examination conducted
by District Attorney S. l.. Hayden
and DR., j. ID. Shaw. The mans in
sanity Is caused by old age and he has
at times had unconscious spells.
A meeting OF the executive COM
mittee of the Capital Emergency
Corps was held at the residence of
Mrs. u. E. Moody, Friday afternoon.
Routine matters was principally con-
sdered. IL was decided to admit
honorary members at an initiation fee
OF 81 each, proceeding that will
contribute TO the revenue of the or
gapizatlon. The nature OF the badge
TO be worn by the members of the
corps was also decided upon, 1t will
consist OF a neat bow OF red, white
and blue ribbon with an accompany
ing piece OF ribbon bearing the words
"Capital Emergency Corps" Mrs.
II, Holman contributed five quarts OF
blackberry cordial for medicinal pur-
poses which will form nucleus to
another ishipment soon to the hos
pltal ships at Manila.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

COLON Colombia, July l0.-Tbe
local officials are directly without in
formation as to the reported move
msnts the Italian squadron under Al.
mlFal Candiant, said to be en- rou;e to
Oaf'agena, Colombia, to demand q
speedy execution of the decision in
The corrutti case, pronounced NV
FreSlsent Cleveland in 1897. Persons
who who arrived here from Cartageua saw
tnat the squadron had not reached
there yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
INJUNCTION DISMISSED.

The D'ArcyKincaid Case Disposed OF
In Judge Boise's Court.
Judge Geo. II. Burnett has rendered
a decision 10 the injunction suit of P.
II. DARCY VS.. secretary Of State II.
r. Kincaid. Both the motion to dis
cuss and dissolve the injunction
proceedings and the demurrer to the
complaint we're sustained. The fol-
lowing order was made by the court:
st is ordered, adjudged and decreed
by tfe court that said motion and
demurrer be and they are both hereby
sustainedthat this suit be and the same
is hereby dismissed, and the defend
ant have and recover of and from the
plaintiff the costs and disbursements
of this suit taxed at s., and that
execution issue therefor"
John A. Carson appeared for plain
tiff, N. B. knight representing the
defendant.
IN JUDGE BoIsE'S DEPARTMENT.
The Lee divorce suit was concluded
before Judge Boise late Friday after.
noon and taken under advsement
Judge Boise this morning rendered
his decision. The bill is dismissed as
to the plaintiff, Nancy Jane Lee, and
divorce is granted to the defendant
Reuben Lee. This is complete VIC
tory for Mr.. Lee, whose attorneys
were Tilmon Ford and A, G. Hough,
In the case of r. j. Fleming vs.,
John A. Carson, receivership, which
was decided by Judge II. H. Hewitt
at the close Of his term, In favor Of
Mr.. Fleming, the defendaT t, John A.
Carson, has taken an APP cal to the
supreme court, aud this action will
be in the nature OF stay of proceed
ings in the case, so far as the disposI-
tion by the receiver OF the property
involved is concerned.
Docket entries made were Chas.
Weller, plaintiff, VS.. II. S. Belle and
Nancy Belle, defendants, order for
sheriff TO execute deed.
B. F. Drake, insolvent, VS.. f. E.
Rizlr assignee, assignment, order for
distribution OF 10 per cent, case con-
tinued.
John Lemacher ys.Catherlne LENA.
cher, divorce, continued.
May Manary Us, John Manary, di. |
vorce, trial decree granted.
A w. Long administrator, Us. J. c.
Long, equity, argued and submitted. |
w. IL. Eldridge, ct. al, ordered that |
sheriff make deed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Torpedo Boat Sunk.

SEATTLE. July 16.-The Hloge
News, published at Kobe, Japan, dated
June 20, Just received here by the
steamer Yamaguchi Maru, contains
the news Of the sinking Of the Chi.
neSe torpedo boat Hee Ching at Port
Arthur, a few days lbefore the paper
was printed. 1t is stated that there
were llS men on board, not one Of
whom was saved, No details are
given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Work Suspended

OMAHA, July l6.-WOrk Is practic-
ally suspended at the Cudahy pack
house. The killing gangs have gone
out in sympathy with the laborers.
Al S"ift's the hog butchers are at
~oIa At the Hammond plant the
honI' - unchanged. At Omaha the
situati, is unaffected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

SEATTLE July l6.-Shipplng men
here believe that the Pacific Coast
steamship Company intends 70
establish line 10 Manila. They base
their opinion on the manner 10 which
the troopshIps Senator and City OF
Pueblo were lifted out, the equipments
OF the vessels indicating that their
service TO the Philippines is not to be
temporary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

Annual Exodus of People to Coast anc

Annual Exodus of People to Coast and
Mountains.
Mrs. B. b. Goliath is home from
Seattle.
NJ s. Chas. Cosper and little son are
at Newport.
Miss Pearl ApplegateAs visiting at
Dayton, Wn.
Miss Bertha Kay is visiting Port
land friends.
Mrs J. A. I ichardson is visiting in
San Francisco.
r. X. Lowell Is in Ashland to re
main oyer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stolz we're in
Portland Chis week.
Mrs. J q Grinith returned today
from a visit in Portland.
Miss Stella Pinkham, OF Oakland,
Is the guest Of Miss Lena Bier.
Postmaster b, f. Bonham has re.
turned from an outing at Wilhoit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Duniway hive
gone to Coos county for an outing.
Mrs. J. j. Dalrymple and Mrs. o. L
Kriusse visited ia Portland this week.
Mrs. r. f McGee. Of Albany, was TIE
guest Of Mrs. I'D N. Edes this week.
Mrs. Ray Farmer and children will
spend the summer at Central Point
Mrs. B. F. Ramp and children re.
turned to Albany early in the week.
Mrs. G.. q. Litch6eld, visited her
daughter, Mrs. S. A. Sanford this week.
Mrs. Norris Brown Is visiting In
Eugene enroute ~ her San Francisco
hJne.
G A. Nye and family have returned
from two weeks recreation at Fish
Lake.
Miss ROsalie Friendly, Of Eugene,
is the guest OF the Misses Paine at the
lsylum.
e. B Iryine returned Friday from
Portland, accom- panied by Mrs, Irvine
who has been visiting at Salt Lake
City.
Miss Minnie Shupe, Of Roseburg,
was the guest of MissGertrude Savage
this week.
Mrs. j. W. Wilson and children and
Miss Lewis have returned from
Waterloo.
Mrs. II. II. uovey. of Forest Grove,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
W. Contris,
John Beak and Lidia Gilham today
obtained marriage license from the
clerks Office.
Geo. f. Smith. has gone to the
Klamath Hot Springs, to remain for
some time.
Mrs. Ralstop Cox, of Vancouver,
was the guest OF Mrs. Frank Conover
this week.
Mrs +. Il, Anson has returned from
an extended visit at her old home IN
Spokane, Wn.
Rev, and Mrs. M. G. Wallace, of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A, Park.
Walter Lyon, local Oregonlan corre-
'pondent, spent few days at the sea
'ide this week.
+. o. Baker, of Spokane, is visiting
lls parentsMr. and Mrs. In. Baker,
q South Salem.
Mrs. Thos. Mccarthy has returned
20 Portland after visit with DIR. and
Mrs. T. g. Smith.
Mrs. Anna Fraks, of Mitchell, Ore.
Is visiting, her sister on State and
twentieth streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Endeayor Meeting.

The various Young Peoples So
cleties of Christian Eadeayor and Ep-
worth League VIII hold a union
meeting Sunday at $3.50 IN the Pres,
byterian church, Mr., Il. Il. Brown,
OF the League, has been secured to
take charge OF the meeting. special
music will be furnished by the Pres.
byterlan society,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
THE IRENE INCIDENT.

No Official Denial Has Yet p...,
by Germany.
LONDON July le.-The Berlin cor.
,ssponaent I.s Of the Times says the
nOa.. n,sus incident is hatdly commented
oi,, epIl s' 'uere' out the fact that no Off.
S.Al denial is forthcoming is worth,
Of note. "oftny
the ~ ,r,.sS. .O''lsche zeitung recognizes
Sut tut importance amHsta Of thefa of santiago,
is Of NO o1' .t.a.'. t0s. 70 Spain' as Santiago
.efas squadron is DESTROYED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Bodies Recovered.

CLEVELAND, July l6.-The bodies
OF the 10 remaining victims of the
Waterworks' tunnel disaster We're
found by a rescuinS party. The bodies
were blown few feet from the face
OF tue drive by the explosion. and
were but slightly burned, N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
MiIss wm 90 % Porto R,eo.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-General
Miles VIII command the Porto Rico
expedition, aided by General Brooke.
General Miles viii probably not return
TO Washington before sailing 70 Porto
Rico.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
RETURNING WITH GOLD.
Fabulous Fortunes Coming Out From the
Klondike.

Klondike.
VICTORIA, July l6, Twenty miners
from Dawson City with about three
quarters OF a million dollars worth of
gold and drafts, arrived here last eye
ming on the steamer Cottage City,
bound for Seattle, They report that
another party, with a similar amount
OF gold, who came up the Yukon with
them' is on the steamer City Of Seat
tle' which is expected to arrive.
sRagway adyices say that "Soapvn
smith, a well-known gambler, was
Snot and killed at Skagway, June s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.

Among arriyals today were follow
ing:
DIR. A. B. GILES, city; Judge Bigger
Portland; Levi Card, city; A. f. Cas-,
pinter. Spokane; Nernan Waldrum,
San Francisco; f. II. Schiff, San
Francisco; c. L. Doycher, San Fran
cisco; w. q. Randolph, San Francisco.
J. n. Dalph and wife, Portland: II. G..
Geer, Memphis; w. Y. &. Ruthford,
Memphis; DR.. j. IL, ESSkine, Cleyel
land, o; A, l.. Lorenthal, San
Francisco; John Daut, philadelphia:
l.. Maddox, Stockson, Cal; n. Mitch
ael, city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

Buren 4 Hamilton do not want &
put much furniture through the de
structiye process OF moving. so they
will give genuine bargains for tn,
rest OF tins month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

Carpets are not carried In the
Racket stores, so when YOU can buy
them at racket prices, you would bet
ter seize the opportunity by calling on
Buren \ Hamilton before they move.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

E, IL. Shannon, grand secretary OF the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows OF Oregon
viii be In the city this evening, and
will make an ofiicial visit to Olive
lodge No, is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

The editor Of the Evans City, Pa, Globe,
writes "One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
namsd. It cured my children after all other
remedies failed. 1t cures coughs, colds and
an throat and lung troubles. Stone Drug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Probate Court.

q. X. Brandenburg, executor with
will annexed OF the estate OF w. w.
Brooks today completed his final ac-
count, and was duly discharged, the
said Administration being closed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

thousands OF persons have been cured
PIeS Dy using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
II meals promptly and cures eczema and all
SS skln diseases. 1t gives immediate relief.
Stone Drugstore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
CALL A MESSENGER

CALL A MBS5BNGERe
and have your notes and packages
delivered, to cClleot bill, to 90 on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates on merchants packages
Charges reasonable Bicycle ser
vice. Ring Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Lockwood Messenger System, Central
Office No. 268 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Use sSIL " Miles NERVE PLAsrRRs for SPINAL
"EAhi- IS. All druggists sell 'em for 250

IL, Will receive bids until July IS for the
building OF dwelling on my place FIVE miles
n9rIh NO OF salem. tlans may be seen at r. NJ
Hade wa q Co. lresefve rig ght to~reject any or
az an BIDS Adde'S bids to J.Z. Painter Brooks
OI' 7-I6.6t I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

GOOD dinner at Willamette hotel IN
morrow from $50 70 1880. The snm
ordinary. eA''a-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

onieer J. C. johnson left today for
a ten days vacation, which he will
spend with members OF his family AZ
SciO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

10Th IState or a5th streets
one draper for Mccormick harvester
flhder please return to E. M, Croisan's
implement house and secure reward, 10 3tS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16
Outing Time

ZONES no" and you viii need for your the mountains
coMfORIABLE SioESour the hill
special prices should
all Tan and chocolate color oxfords 80
SoOL onDhhMEAR-lty MOTH 10
ladies summer Union suits 6c TO
s VII" without sleeves Mems 6oc and ooc suit god values
BLANKETS Q CENTS
ipk Ups Large size aouhle banketsbelter
kehing these At your own pTice-Try q - -
Outing shirts and entl goods etc.
oe ieuheon Ia prices OF The Standard
WILLIS BROS 80 CO.
Cash drgoods store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-16

hhW PARK eRoCERY-is open for
business i with new stock of goods. Al
'en " bowersox. 7-I6-Im.
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Wanied

Cray 70 'A0D WOOD Inquire Of G. A.
III If
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@ soa will not permus full price list We will from DAY 10 Gay p"Or
oriesin different nem ou andEave them
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Ask your doctor how
many preparations of cod
liver oil there are.
He will answer, "Hun-
drcds of them" Ask him
which is the best. He will
reply, "Scott's Emulsion"
Then see that this is the
one you obtain. 1t contains
the purest cod-liver oil, free
from unpleasant odor and
taste. You also get the by
pophosphises and glycerine.
ALI three are blended into
one grand healing and nour-
ishing remedy.
.N- ard s,.se, al t-ussis,k
SCOTT & soWss. Chemists. New Yerk
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he s ssrmsssen q ~ govunnest under
The reply 70 the tAird question vas -
Under the authority conferred by the
aci OF February - 1sSe. Il would BE- en-
sirsH H1th5n The d1srresfon OF the presi-
service under the call IL there s. no or
ganised militia In the state pointed ont
By me ACT Of July n, 10. a the one from
n wn.cn :, me 1ilisi. should Be drawn. the
execueen ane- the caii unuss, ia ronse-
quenee. b addressed TO the governor az
the state. n IL proper to say that the lat
undsr ordinary circumstance. IL = oniv
wee An enssGency Of time exists. or the
ieyaify Of the militia Of . particular local
~ . aouoteu or where there Is reason 10
the prsss1enfs request. that the cali
should BE addressed directly 10 tine com.
manaer Of the militia oroanisa<isns whose
sary TO meet the existing emergency"
OF the men In the regular army, the
men who are real soldiers. year Ia and
year out. the general public knows COM
paFatiyeiy little. Under the authority Of
. high ofneer In the army the ssatement
- made that In the standing army OF no
other country in the world In the personnel
o. the rank and fiie 30 fine ~ in the Unit
~ ~@tSSs Ah Io Sohhtty Ia the Wof14
are the requirements for enlistment %
high Not only must a man be above the
average. mentally and phyacaily. but
1urtnefmore. he must not be younger
than Il nor older than %. Then, too. he
must meet the physical requirements. a
printed recently In the Post-Inteliigencer.
The result u that the private in Tho
regular army h . cit.ssn on whom the
nation may depend. He h well treated.
a. he deserves TO be. Besides receiving
fair pay and allowances for clothing and
ratons. h has the privilege OF attending
school. taught by competent Instructors
among the officers. at which he may pur.
sue course - nearly like that at the
United States military academy at West
Point as possible. Now that IL IL possible
Tor private 10 rise TO the rank OF a COM
missioned officer. these post schools havn
helped many = bright man to win q swoeE
belt and epauiets The officers that corr
mand this army are worthy Of the coSI
mission they hold. and In case Of war there
can be no doubt that many new men az
brilliant military genius would be caI.ed
forward 10 meet the emergency. as were
Grant and the other great chieftains In
the Civil War.
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Each enlisted person also receives one ra-
ton per day while on board OF ship.
The term of enltstmen, Is for three years.
Persons enlisted In tho naval service
must be OF robus. frama intelligent. OF
perfectly sound and healthy constitution.
free from any physical defects or malfor-
nation. and not subject TO fits.
Physical examinations are made by a
naval surgeon n. the place Of enlistment.
Persons are not enlisted as iandsmen II
over the age OF Is. unless they possess
some mechanical trade; nor after b. even
though possessing trade.
No person viii be enlisted who does not
understand and speak the English Ian
guare.
No allowance viii be made for travelling
expenses whether accepted or not.
Application for enlistment can be made
10 the commanding officer Of the T.. s. s.
Wabash. navy yard. Boston Mass: L. =
z. Vermont. navy yard. New York; L. y
s. Richmond. navy yard. League island.
Pa. Il. s. $. Franklin. navy yard. Nor-
folk. Va and the l.. =. 3. rnds pendence,
navy yard Mare island, Cal
Any OF the following conditions viii Re
sufficient TO cause the rejection OF an APP
pi.eans.
Greatly retarded Development. feeble con-
s,ituticn. inherited or acquired: permanent
~ impaired general health. decided each
exia. iiathesis or py~dtspostiion: chronic
disease. or results OF saiur.es sus;eisnt TO
permanently impair efficiency such as.
Weak or disortler~i intel,sct, epilepsy or
other commissions within fSe years i'm
pared wagon or ehroais disease Of the or
cans OF vision. great dizziness Of hearing
or chronic disease ~ The care. chronic as
sal eatarra. oxssna, pciypi. or great en-
lsfGement OF the scasxls. marked fmne1i-
nsent of speech. decided inSsica lions OF Tia
eiIity 10 pulmonary disease chronic car
diae affections. hernia. or retention %
tessss IN ingusnai cavity. eiEsocele. hydro
celc. structure. slstaia. or heunorrhods
large vartcose veins of lower hr,fs .sro-
tum or cord. chronic ulcers cutaueols ard
communicable dsseasss, unnatural curva-
tuFs 90 the spine. tortlcoliss or other de-
formity. permanent disability OF either OF
the extrssnities or articulation from any
cause. defective teeth. the loss os extern
sive carries OF four nf0lsr teeth viii cause
the rejection OF s. candidate.
On FIRST enlistment men must be between
the following men tened ages:
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THE STATE NATIONAL
gland.

Ths UnlteA states maintains
: vssy sostt stanaisg arny,
sn,aIlvs ~ far prepestiesately
sAan that - any other evil.
lneA naaSes. Her fsslsnee In
et0e - sas n 9aiaiy upoa the
gsoos reserve force that t1es
- - asss 81 nen esaasahie
fes. Ailitasy service. In view
81 tAe DeaAlng eenntet With
spatn The Asties ~ The national
9saPd In the sasfeHs states ana
81 the cistsens liable 10 ma1i.
taPy Aaty andey = call for
tsesps becSme more ana more
lmpsssant and interesting. The
assissant Judge advocate gea-
efaI explains the matter fuuy.
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LAID sEroRs THE GOVERNOR


Ne suestiop II Asw exeiti19
gFeateP sAare e1 Duhlie ~.
tention than that which Aeaas
with the nanning - the rap.
IDLY iacreasing navy - the
UaiteA States. The Naval Ae-
serve Association % Seattle -
planning the organisatton et
. battalion wh0oe services Will
be volunteered - the gevern-
0eAt., IL Will censlst 81 four
AivisAoas .>of sixty men each,
and VIII - available fer auty
either On such waF vessels N
may be stationed On Puget
sound or 1T such ether pointa
~ the authorities may desig-
nate.
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DrigaAies General Henry G.
Merriam. who was Hast year
Deo0o1eA fso0 the celene1cy
- the Seventh Infantry, and
VIE II now In ceDnana Of the
Department II the CelnDbia,
With heaAGuastess In this
staaes = loekea nDoa ~ 1ass-
esn 1iIftary aushosities - enc
81 the prominent Aguses In the
war with Spain. His thePoa1A
tFaining aad brilliant nilisary
record afford = guarantee 81
geod leadershiD and elective
service. He 10 aaAeA - one Of
the nine WeneRaI o9ic~rs On
whom the burden OF the strug-
gle now inDenAing wOnia rest.
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RATES OF WAGES
PAID In THE NAVY.
Information Of Value to Those
Seeking Enlistmeat.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
WARRINGTON. April Ain view OF the
active preparations which have been going
on for some time. letters are being re-
esived at the navy department from ma
chintsts and engineers who live In the
Puget sound cities who are DESTROYS Of Of
ferinx their services to the government
For the benefit OF these and others who
are thinking Of snlsstng II may be well TO
publish circular recently issued by Eec-
rotary Long relating TO enlistments In that
service
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy

IS s medicine of great worth and merit.
Try il when you have coaxh OF cold ard
you are certain 70 be pleased with the quick
relief which i. sfosjs Il Is pleassns %
nte saA can aivs4a be d<pcndsd upon.
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1Is RESERVE POWER.
#lnbis That Would Serve in Case
Of War.
',.uvvgr WOULD &c GALES OUT.

- 1es - CsafsseA vvaah s1e state
r.4senat Gaara-Latter Not ID.
1eetIy ssbjees 20 Presidents Or.
~. aaA WoslA Report for Ma
eaenal service ny Volunteer
ine-Aa Authoritative Opinien.
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THURSDAY and Friday. special sale q
s. = ard 81 - ladies' asd gents ffr> Ecra-
sstsr shoes. a, the Ben Na-chsS oaly g. 50
a par.