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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10


day from Glen 0o zins
business matters.
Samuel 81 Ears; president e
the county court, spent 8ednes fla.Y
in the city attending TO business
matters.
George Fisher, Of Lewis county
Is attending United States court
and stopping at the home Of his
son, J. B. Fisher, on Mulberry
street.
Alexander Stonestreet. OF Buck
harmon, was here Wednesday on
the way to his farm at Lynch.
Carl Hornor returned Wednes-
day from FairInont
II. H Davis was here Wednes-
day from Mount Glare.
Mr. NJ. p. Boggess of this city
is in Spencer today where he went
a few days ago to put IN bid zon
flour for the Second Hospital for
Insane. Mr.. Boggess represents
the Dewey Bros. CO., Millers, OF
Blanchester, Ohio.
james Day. Of Jarvisville, was
in the city Wednesday on business
matters.
Mrs. Clint Layman, of Seventh
street, Glen Elk, is quite i'll.
r. L. Bland, of Weston, has been
IN the city the past two days look
ing after business matters.
George NJ. McLane, of West I'm
ion, is visitor here.
The Fairmont Elks had little
blowout at their club house Tues
day night and they sent to Clarks-
burg for James Wright, the head
waiter of the Europeon service at
the Waldo hotel to look after their
menu. Wright did things up all
right.
dav from Mt. Glaze on business.
e. F. Hartley, of Fairmont, is a,
business visitor in the city. y
a. NJ. Mace is here from Park
ersburg on business.
A. w. Burdette, eN-mayer Of,
Grafton, is here today.
Attorney Sidney Sommerylle, OF
Grafton, is a city visitor
Mrs. Will Law returned the first
of the week from Baltimore
Washington and Cumberland, where
she was visiting her son, Hayward
Law.
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WE WILL BE GLAD

To have YOU call and look over
orr fall and winter shoes wheth
er you buy or not.
Meu's shoes from al 80 to $500
Mems High Cut Shoes at from
$3.50 to $500.
Lace, Blucher, button and Cong
ress STYLES
Ladies Shoes, all leather, from
S1.25 to $500.
Lace Butcher and Button styles
Bows Shoes, $3.50 to $500; in
High Cuts, $3.50.
Youths' g. Little Cents Shoes
from 9Oc to $3.50.
Misses Shoes, 9oc to $3.50, in
Lace and Butcher, Patent and
Plain feathers.
Baby shoes from soc to $1.4o-
We try to give you value, re-
gardless of what price You pay.
Our line of rubber goods is
now complete.
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LoNG5HEADED PEfl13lT q.

L0NG=HEADED PEOPLE
Come to us for their
measure garments, recog1i
skill and thorcnghness
put into each one, and the ST.
impart in their making And lies
pay us no more for choice
and indispensable woz kthl
charge for less satisfaetof
ments. Also a full line 81
hats and caps, at
Bloch ailori1l
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Union Relshts, Johnson HetgElt
and CiarksburG IndUsIEieNl Ad-
ition Lo Is are I'll go q and Will
ua4ke you money If you'u invest.
Unable to get h uses Tor the s SSLn
Is not ~ 70 IS per cent q good IN
veEIr1erat. Lots sold on o0Ns9o pay
-4ents-
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l--10 reom, slate Roof frame dwell
Hing, finished IN hard wood all mod
ern conveniences, in desirable neigh
bOrheod; large lot with fine shade
trees. sllrubberys for 100000.
Is room frame, slate roof dwelling
finished in good style, situate on lot
57x160 feet to alley IN rear No. -
Locust street, for $5y500.00-
8 room frame slate roof dwelling
harHwo0d finish situate on lot AK
III Fl. new house, a very low price
nd terms reasonable, 100000.
z room frane slate roof dwelling,
hardwood finish good well, situate
on lot 40x120 #, alley in rear,
'tealey addition for 81 800.
6 room frame, slate roof dwelling
ardwood finish, on lot 4Sx151 feet,
Iornor Avenue, for 81, 10000.
10 room. frame, slate roof dwell
ing, hardwood finish, all noern inn
rovements. Situate on lot 51x145
last Pike Street for Sc, 10000.
Three 5-room slate roof dwellings
nicely furnished, gas water and
sewer, situate on Kelley Hill,
terms very reasonable, l,950.OO.
Two 5 room cottages, situate on
ackson Street, now rented at u
eF cent on the investment for
10000 each.
2 room frame slate roof dwelling,
hardwood finish, in Broad Oaks, lot
35x14o, new house, and very cheap,
81, 10000.
6 room, frame, single roof, sit
ate on two lots. riverside or North
yiew. and is a very low price at
10000. Terms: 300 cash; bal-
nee to suit purchaser
One-stery frame, slate roof dwell
hing, five rooms, nard wood finish,
Nater and gas, situate in Alta Vista
Addition, or lot 4Qx140 feet
Price 81, 600.9G- se5
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One 5Ox12O #. East Pike street,
near j ,onp. fina Int fnv dwelling
Price, $1,000
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At the Bijon

a Surgical Operation and
Avenging a Crime runs for the
last time today. They have both
played to good crowds, and are full
of life and very sensational. New
pictures Thursday, Friday and Sat
urdav.
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At the Odeon

The beautiful plays "sRum and
Cherries and SThe Stowaday'
run for the last time today. They
have pleased all who have seen
them. New pictures Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
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Pfnesaive cIeanses wounds, is
.ighly autiseptic, unequaIed for
racl5ed hands. Good for cuts. SOLD
F. G Bland
Umbrellas repaired at Leyy's
cigar stoe.
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Dancing School 10 Open

Colin Johnston, of Jehnstown,
Pa. is in the city looking for To-
cation. He will open dancing
school. Mr. Johnston comes hjgh-
" recommended and is experienced
in his line.
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Horses.
a.nyiiiills yoS. li1iy = l.ertla l.loiles,
are eciuI1l SsIail.

SI8.I2O worth nf pro DettS, sod r
Two weeks should oonVfnce y..oIl
tI1elt We are dolrb the bSIsirlc.
aud he fact thss.t pthers e.Ee bllls-
ing should convince YOU tlle.t
now e herta llf Ifrne 10 Invest In
eIarksbdTE and SubuFbeln prop
er1y. BeIsW We give YOU . list
that may provelof interest e yosI-
az not tell Us what you want We
have praPeFty for sale In All parts
Of the city Not mentioned here.
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Piano Tuner

Recommended by leading Pianists
of your city. I am located here per-
manently. Orders taken at Wells
& Haymaker's drug store J. w.
Fleming tuner and regulator. 27s6t"
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y 4 @ y \ = 2 2 $


We desire to call your attention
he scarcity of inside resident lots.
At the present rate they VIII soon be
thing of the past and as a result
inside lots will be hard to find at
any price. Note the following and
W quick.
Two on East Main street, 50x1sO
feet, alley in rear. The best on the
market.
Four between Main and Pix sts.,
.50x120 IT,, TO alley in rear.
-Four on Mechanic st., 49-60x12O
#. to alley; $4,000 each
Only S lots left in Jarvis add
ton out of 81, at $3.50 each and z
at $500 each.
Only 5 lots left on Poplar street
at $3.50 each. This Is new proper
ty and will surely advance in value.
One 5ox1Oo ia. near Junction car
lire to Park, and is the best cheap
lot in that section 5000 on easy
payments.
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MarriageLicenses

The county clerk has issued a
marriage license to. Charles Gordon
Bennett and Amy Pearl Griffin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

The last course must be served on the
lawn, and II must represent the sea-
shore. II a miniature pond can be ar
ranged so much the better; but, If not,
caterer will arrange a table with a
pond in the center and all the seashore
IDEAS carried out The ices must be
served in shells or tiny sand buckets
II the latter Is used get spade shaped
spoons For the place cards use toy
sprinklers for the women ana for the
men the ash receivers of frogs with open
mouths
As has been said. this affair means
much labor, but the fun Il brings fully
repays al this. The constant changing
OF partners gives everyone an oppor-
tunity TO become we'll acquainted. and Ii
is unique the one thing sought for to-
day.
Copyright. BY Joseph 3 Bowles)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
REALTY CHANGES
Documents to Perfect Titles to Prop.
erty Transferred to Cairo &
Thebss Recorded Yesterday.

The following deeds were left for
record al the circuit clerks office yes
terday:
Dora B. jones and M oand to L. c,
Perks ct al, c July 3, 1906 sA OF
sel4 ard Gb acres in Sc cornerof n
wa Of se14 21.15-2, 9-511.
J, H. Galligan ct al to John e. Luby
W July %, 1896, Tote and 6, block
H. fourth addition to Cairo, $650.00
c. W Pome.oy G, al to Aver & Lord
Tie company, bill of sale, July 16, 1906
ne and nv Vt Sc. 17-f41. lots 5 and ~
ana II Of ID, tG-l4-l. $4,000.
p G. Scullin ct Tx to Ella A. Buck
ley Rlackman, d july %, 1906, lots
G and S block 8. third addition TO
CAIRO 100000,
VIM S. Dewey eli nx to Cairo &
Thebe, railroad company. q Il. July
20, 1896, lot ~ bloch a. city Of Cairo
$l.oo.
Edna Arlington at al to VIM S.
Dewey, q c d. July 3, 1906, lot %.
block 10, Cairo, Sl0O
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In Honor of Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gould enter
tanned Tuesday evening at their home.
4l6 Twentieth street in honor of the
Misses Sadie Trube and Geneyieve
Reib, OF Alton, H. The evening was
most pleasantly spent with music.
conversation and dancing. after which
refreshments were served. The guests
were Misses Sadie Trube and Gene
We've Reib, of Alton, H.. Ida Goodman.
Pearl and Edna C5An. Dina Marx.
Anna Joseph Rose and Sarah Cool
man, Anna Goldstone. Helen Lazarus.
Me srs. White, Of Cl,cago, s. Engle.
Charley Rubenstein. Joseph Goodman.
A. Goldsmith. Malvin Franklin. Eu-
gene Sader, Abe Saxmau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will entertain
with hay ride Friday evening in
honor of their guests.
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Dance For a Visitor.

4 large company of young people
whiled away The hours of last even
ing pleasantly in the dance at Asca.
Ion Lodge hail given by Mrs. Eric NJ.
Starzinger for her guest Mrs Irene
Cook. of Aana.
Messrs and Mesdames Starzinger
and Peter Lind chaperoned the party.
Excellent music was furnished and
the guests thoroughly enjoyed the ar
fair
The participants were the Misses
Irene Cook. OF Anna. Pearl Spiller. of
Murphysboro. June Wright. Alice
Strong. Ethel Charles. Miriam Carey
Emma Carey, Alice Carey. Florence
Carey. Matte MulvihW. ouindara
Jones. Loretta Fitzgerald. frankie
Farrow. Joe Winter Edith HHl. FAY
kOehler lena Swoboda. Fannie Cush-
man Nela Bondurant. GLADYS Ais
thorpe. Edna Lind. Messrs. Hunter
Bird. Phil Fitzgerald. Horton Crehan.
Grin Rule. Gilbert Casey. Jesse Gr-s
Henry Steiuel. Peter Ind. Fred Lind.
JACK Hurd. Joe Hires. John Ladd VIII
u res. Str0thers Smith Harry Beck
er- Eugene Strong. VIII Winter. Roy
over Louis Block. Roy Lutes. Can
Theis. Harold Brndy. Clemens Blooms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
VisIted colorado Mines.

one of the sensations Of the Elks'
reunion az Denver was visit 10 the
Silver Age-Franblin mines Of the Pro.
ducer Mining company ar Idaho
Springs. IS miles from Denver. These
are among the oldest mines in the
United States and are So situated as
10 be easily acce ssible 10 tourists but
heretofore hav not been open 10 the
public
The trip included a railroad ride
through the famous Clear Greek esno.
and a carriage ciJe Of three miles
through Virginia canon To an eleva-
tion u over 10000 feet. or neatly two
miles above sea level where a pa1o-
rama view showing hundreds Of miles
Il sn0w-capped mountain peaks was
disclosed to- view. Tie following from
Cairo were among those WIN took this
mn que excursion. .. ~. Weldon and
wife. 7. J. Karih and wife John ". G.
Frs Airs Alma Murray. Paui G..
schuh.
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Celebrated Birthday.

Warren Thompson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Thompson Of SIS Tween
ty-second street, had delightful cele
braton Of his eighth birthday anniver
sary yes erday afternoon in which
twenty-five of hi. little friends par
ticipated
The decorations of The home were
in white and green asparagus being
used profasely and with beautiful
effect
Games We're played on the lawn and
a magic lantern exhibition was an
other happy feature of the pleasant
affair.
Ice cream and cake, delectables al
Turing TO childish palates. we've
served in generous quantity by the
little hosts mother.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
Thimble Party.

Mrs. John c. Gholson, of 25l5 Park
avenue, gave thimble party yester,
day afternoon which afforded much
pleasure for the small company of
guests who were privileged to attend.
Needle work, conversation and
some charming vocal solos by Miss
Mary Sarber, daughter Of the hostess
contributed TO the guests enjoyment,
Ices and cake were served The
guests were Mf8 A. f. Staehle, Mrs
". Arthur Mattingly, Mrs G. b.
Dewey. Mrs. A II Newman, Mrs. G..
r. Calhoun. Miss Sarber and Miss
Turner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Miss Ruth Buaby, of Chicago who
is the guest of the family of Capt.
W. p Greaney, was the honored guest
at a social function given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Augustine Fitzger-
aid of 514 Thirty-fourth street.
Guessing contests were engaged in,
the guest Of honor proving the most
proficient guesser and receiving the
handsome prize
Refreshing ices and cake were ser
we'd
Other guests were. Miss Hermina
Schulz of Charleston, Mo; Misses
Lola Steinel, Virginia Green, Elsie
Ibach Lynnette Greaney, Mona Per
rault, and Geraldine Schulz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

speeding at 40 miles an hour along
the road to Brest
A poorly-clad woman entered the
little cottage As she did $50. q straasd
cry fei on her ears. She glanced
around, wondering whence it pro
ceeded.
Then her eyes lighted on the mys-
torjons parcel lying in the middle OF
the table
She pulled back the paper covorine.
then stepped pace backwards n sur
prise.
A little baby gazcd with eyes wide
open from within.
Consideration now filled the poor
woman. Whose child was this? Who
Rad so cruelty attempted 10 burden
her with still another mouth? Filled
with anger, she summoned her neigh
bors
Someone has left the child here
and viii call for it again" one sug.
gcsted.
TIE thought appeased the indignant
woman and she laid the child. stu
IN it, strange cradle. on the mat b.
fo-e the fire.
The afternoon passed. yet no one
had come to claim the baby. who slept
In happy unconsriousness Of the stir
its presence was creating Towards
evening one OF the neighbors called
To inquire what the woman intended
90 10 with the child.
Nothing she replied. and fearful
" related her own poverty.
Then ] will take the baby" said
the nciebbor. a. a plaintive vail IS
sued from the paper parcel
With the baby in her arms. the
woman proceeded 20 her house. Then.
a thought coming TO her mind. she
decided to examine its clothing for
any marks that might trace its parent
age. One glance AZ the fine material
told her that this was no child Of com
mon people. And with indignation at
its heartiess parents she proceeded
with her Investigation
4 bundle q folded papers fell into
her hand. A letteri perhaps an ex-
planaton7
TIE woman rca1-what vas thfe7
A note for a thousand franrs-u9t
one -trn-twcutg- ignore still
forty-hfty uctes each enc for q thou
rand fr4n-A
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
THE DESERTED BABE
STRANGE BUT TRUE INCIDENT
THAT HAPPENED IN FRANCE.
Child Of Rich Parentage Which
Brought Small Fortune to
Large Hearted Peasant
Woman.

Not many months ago a handsome
motor ear entered the little town Of
plouneor- In it was seated a
man with a pretty girl at his side,
who held in her arms somewhat
bulky parcel
The ear slowed down, and the man
cast an anxious glance behind him.
The narrow street was deserted
small house caught his eye, and ha
drew up
Springing ont he knocked impa-
tiently on the door, Then. receiving
no answer, he turned the handle ana
entered
Evidently no one was within.
Satisfied that this was so. the man
returned TO the ear and, taking tia
parcel from the girl he again has,
tened to the cottage
Five minutes later the same ear wal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
REPORTED DROWNE
Three Members Of House Boat PARTY
Said to Have Lost Their
Lives Near Cairo.

4 report came TO the city yesterday
afternoon that three people were
drowned cT a hou q boat ia he Mis-
s.ssippi river some time yesterday
morning The report came To G. G.
Beird who resides near the river on
The wet side of ihe ciry. but 90 could
not ba confirmed The boat came down
ye terday forenoon and The acc dent
IS said 10 have occurred a shcri di-
lance above BE city. d was Impossible
20 secure details.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
IN SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Mrs. NJ j, Fambaker of Fourth
street entertained Tuesday evening
in honor Of her daughter Mrs j. u.
Jacks and her cousin Miss Margaret
Jube. of 81, Louis A program of'mu
sic in which Mrs jack, who ~ AN
accomplished vocalist took part was
the pleasant entertainment offered
the guests. followed by luncheon.
Mrs Jacks and Miss lobe returned
home yesterday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
Band CONCERT.

The program for the band concert
to be given this evening at O'Clock
at ST Marys Park by Prof Culver
band is as follows
March, "Redmen, Hall
Overture. "Fayorite," Daily.
Serenade, Empress. Southwell
March "Emereldo.' Laurens.
Waltz, Star Light, Warren
lntermission.
March. "Aristo, Laurens.
Melodies from Faust" Daily
Overture, City Swells, Nelson.
Overture. Past and Present" Dal
by.
America" Laurens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the building committee r the Alexan-
der Club. at the Office Of H. S Candec
No. G17 Ohio street Cairo. 10. until
y O'Clock neon. August 9Th. 1906. for
the erection and construction Of a
club building in said city. according 10
revised plans and specifications. which
may he seel at the Office Of c Ku--
cuer architect Cairo. H.
Separate bids vii be received fer
the general construction. for the heat
ing and for the plumbing.
The committee reserves ile RIGHT
10 reject any and an bids
n. s CANDEE.
Chairman Building Committee.
July q. 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
rhoneht It ~ - Mestiar.

Attorney Don a. Powers. Of Maine.
a brother OF Congressman LewellyB
Powers. was once defending q man
who was charged with some minor Of
Tense Tho trial was before q trial
Justice in q country town. and al the
close Of the preliminary hearing a wlp
in the courtroom arose and said. "Mr.
Judge. Z will make q motion that The
prisoner DE- discharged"
u viii second the motion" chiued
in another sDeCtatcr
The trial Justice who evidently fo--
got where hc was. and though. he wa
pre- idiug lf town meeinr. saii:
The u-is1u g. ci- hlrred."
Powers and she pros -cstile 1f'o--eg
were s1 sslaria ia at This method Of
ra,IHirr the iru1t rnce OF rei't of ne
audeat THAR hay never % ped
tt-ir rrths. Esd IRE case ended in
sris f-l.-l. -Lgst1u if-.fd
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
THE WEATHER
t.%.....-.....+-.-.."'''''

Spring still nestles in the bosom
of summer in Cairo and the people
of this section are treated TO the mild
salubrious cline of the ideal resorts
The maximum temperature was 81
minimum 65, p. m. 70, ana at mid
night last night street thermometers
marked r. Yesterday mornings map
reported only nine points or. OF fifty.
where the maximum temperature was
lower than at Cairo. Phoenix, Ariz,
reported ITO degrees. Rain was re-
ported from eight points, the heaviest
being n inches al North Platte,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and yicinity-Fair and
warmer.
Illinois ISSUED al Chicago FAR,
warmer in extreme youth portion.
Kentucky and Tennesssee-C ISSUED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; slow
~ rising temperature.
Tennessee Fair, except possibly
showers extreme west portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Builds New Cottage.

Mrs. John A. Miller is having built
a handsome modern cottage on Tweu.
lyfifth street adjoining her residence
property which will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Arthur Mattinsly
Mrs Mattingly formerly was Miss
Adele Miller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
washinnton Forecast.

Washington. D. c.. July 25.-Illi.
nois Showers Thursday, cooler in
west Friday fair and warmer in
west; fresh southwest to northwest
winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
XIII The Weeds.

Health Officer Orr desires that peo-
pie give some atten on to the weeds
on their premises II weeds are cut
at this season of the year they are
likely TO be killed and there will be
less trouble with them next year
Owrers of vacant lots are especially
urged 10 look after them in this re-
gard
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26
NOTICE

Ire K. ~. X. c. wiii Give 4 grand
cIting for members Only on sunday.
August 5. at Linceneau. en- Cache. De
tails will be furnished later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Suitable Entertainment fer July
Guests Progress from Room to
Room-The Tour" Includes Farm,
Railroad Train, Ship and Forest
Salad Course Served in Auto1no-
biles--Dsssert on the Lawn BY
the Sea Shore"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Mrs. Alice Lee of Eleventh street, is
confined to her home by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

To have your advertisement read
By the greatest number Of ps0ple &
must sppes: In The Builstia
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Bulletin ads payf ASA any msr
chani that has used rs columns durins
he past year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Miss Esther Mary Martin. of Anna,
will arrive today to visit Miss Mary
Sarber, of 25l5 Park avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Mrs. y. II. Wing Of Fifteenth street,
has returned from visit with rela
lives at Cassopolis. Mich
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Miss Frances Farrow and Miss Lor
eta Fitzgerald will 80 to Chicago
next week to spend month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

Miss Frances Allen has reiurned
from visit TO friends and relatives
III Helena, Ark.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-26

There may De q want al printed 70
1ay which is bunting q Job Or = man
who ought 70 have been working Tor
you foF Yesra