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awake, he discovered later. Mrs. Fan
ME Nicarzo of i2G West Twenty fourth
street told tho court how sho had left
her Hat for moment 10 go around tho
corner ON an crrnnd.
"Whcn l came back. your honor. I
found the door OF my nat open, and
this sailor, whom / hnd never seen be.
fore, was seemingly happily asleep on
my best bed. When / went I'm he open.
ed his eyes, yelled at me and asked
why didn't knock.
"Glt outer hcrcl I'm the cap of
this shlpv lac said. | almost tainted,
but | managed to run out ana find n
policeman. Tie follow was snoring,
actually snoring. when I went In"
Policeman ITccSer who arrested
BrusO on the charge Of disorderly con-
duct, told the court how tho little wo-
man had come running up TO him and
begged him TO como and arrest man
I'm her house.
To all OF this Bruso listened with
surprise. u guess ] must have slowed
In tho wrong berth, cnptaln-T mean
your honor" said the sailor. az don't
remember nothln' about II or Of ever
Heen' this lady before I had fow
drinks, you see. But II she snys It's
so, why, how could contradict lady7
I'm sorry. but 7 must hnvc sailed into
tho wrong bunk 'Scusc mo. lady"
He was Gncd So aud costs. IIe paid
IL and went away, eth cudgcllug his
Uranium, but rejoicing That no had
some OF his money left
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Daniol Bowers, son OF Jacob Bowers.
said 90 Doc o. wealthy farmer Of Chester
county. ra. created O panic during thh
services iu Grace Lutheran church.
Entering the pulpit, he removed bIs
Oyorcoat au1 hat and tossed them at
the foot OF thc pulpit Then hc took
on his ovcr.boes and nuug them across
the church calmly facing thc thunder
struck congregation he stood with bis
arms folded Services werc SUSPEND
Ell and t required the efforts of
policeman aud several others 10 get
bin to the lookup Physicians declared
him dnmonte1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
Esll OF tho wnt.r wannn-

Policeman Michael Kane NJ the city
hall CNcw York; police station noticed
man driving water wagon cast of
Ciiy Hall park in n peculiarly aimicss
md uncertain manner Tho driver
lurohcd Co thc right and left and acom-
cd in Imminent danger Of falling oil.
Willie tho policeman was watching
him. ho tumbled 10 tho street Kane
had 90 call three other policemen to
help him land the driver u the city
han station Then Doc charged him
with being intoxicated while driving "a
wn'er wagon The prisoner aam Dc
was Thomas Stewart Of 50 yandoryocr
avenue lie had On his clo,n SOB I'm
cash and several religious Ia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

The Waterbury Comm branch, SO.
%. OF thc Cremation Association Of
America gave dance the other night
10 provide FOR "a sinking fund AZ tho
conclusion of thc festivities &c was an
nounccd enthusiastically by the preai-
dent tbat enough cash had been taken
iu at the door 90 transform half n
dozen members into ashes and buy
them fancy urns besides The am
nouncomcnt was received with cheers.
Tho association WIZ keep ON dancing
until the future welfare Of al The
members has been provided FOR
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WOOD PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. THURSDAY APRIL A. 1907
CRUCIFlED GIRL MAD.
Crying That She ls Martyr, She Goes
20 Insane Asylum.

- Crying loudly that she was 20 die a
martyr by cruclhxion for the sins OF
the world. Miss Jean Mitchell. nineteen
years old, who ON Nov. last was
found in her home In Pittsburg witt
nails driven through her hands. was
taken hopelessly insane 60 the Glare
mont asylum.
Miss Mitchell grew In the hallucina.
ton that every person she met was
plotting 20 cruelty her. She wns n
cause of much excitement wherever
she went Frequently in the streets
she would raise her hands and call at.
tention 20 the scars OF the nails In her
palms as proof of her mission.
Physicians who have observed the
young woman say that her mental con.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
FOUGHT 1000 RATS.
Desperate Battle Between Men and
Rodenta In oranhry.

Rodenta In oranary.
with their bncks against the wall
ana their clubs flying Ike fails Charles
Wheeler and William West Of Wood
bury, Conn. fought for their lives with
thousand big gray granary rats.
Wheeler and Wesa Killed 200 rnts in
the brief but deadly combnt. which
ended only when other men went 10
the rescue.
horde of greedy rats infested H. II.
Stone & Co.'s grain warehouse at
Woodbury. and devoured much grain.
Wheeler ana WeHa clerks there. deter
mined to cXtermlnate the pests. For
days they plugged various rat holes;
then 10y sprinkllng grain temptingly
they finally lured the rats into n small
room where bran ~ stored While the
big drove ran here ana there the men
plugged the rat holes I'm the little room
nul attacked tho rats with clubs.
But the rats, cornered, dld not wait
to be dubbed. No sooner had Wheeler
0nd Wesa slammed the door behind
thcm than n great lean rat, squcaIlug.
Jumped nt Whcelcr's face Behind Il
came the rest Of the drove. They
wrlthcd nt the mems feet swarmed
mp their legs, biz savagcly nt their
shoes and sprang high I'm the mir I'm nm
effort 20 get at their unprotected hands
and faces.
The men welded their clubs Ike
mad ana yelled FOR help. Iut the
squcaling animals only attacked them
thc more furlously. One worked his
snv0gely at his ankle Another sank
DIS teeth into Wheeler's hand The two
might have been eaten nliyc had not
another employee heard their shouts
ana thrown open the door The rats
scurricd out OF the building. ana the
two eXecutloners dropped exhausted
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
SPooK SUES SPIRITUALIST.
Mrs. Strickland Says She Wao a Ghost
at &12 a Weolc.

with n view OF bringing suit against
the "Rcy." Hugh X. Moore of 100 west
Thirteenth street New York city, Mrs.
Harriet r. Strickland OF 500 East
Twentyfourth street, Flatbush, has
placed oll necessary data iu the hands
Of n lawyer In an attempt 90 reesyer
$4,000 damages for alleged dofama-
tion Of character.
Mr.. Moore ls hcod or the First
Church or Progressive SpirItuallsis ana
gives soaucos md holds services each
Sunday nc the Berkeley Iycoum. Mrs
Strickland alleges that sho has been
in his employ for more than ycar az
a spirit at salary Of Sl2 q week. Be
sides herself there were eight or nine
others who acted as spirits. The
names and addresses OF these persons
Mrs Strickland g0vc TO her attorney
Mrs Strickland promises sensational
exposures whcn lhc suite comcs UP for
trial
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SAVES HER MOTHER.
Child Flags Train on Bridge With .
Red Muffler.


Mrs William Johnson. while walk
Ing across Pennsylvania railroad
bridge near the Mount Holly CN. JJ
station. fell between the ties of the
bridge and. besides breaking her leg,
narrowly escaped death from an APP
pro0ching passenger train
Mrs Johnson was accompanied by
her young daughter, Sadie. Not being
able TO lit her mother, who was sup
porting herself with her arms extend
c1, the child sped across the bridge
md. gnatchlng from her neck n red
eilken' munler. stood In front Of tho
oncoming train and frantcally waved
&C. The engineer brought the train TO
q sudden stop at the approach 10 the
bridge.
Passengers and crew rushed from
the train and dragged Mrs. Johnson
from her dangerous position. She was
taken to The station and thence to her
home 90 n carriage.
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nulIdoa oralk.g 80 phor..

Sport On intelligent bull pup owned
by Dr. Charles T. Chandler. q COlum-
bIa university Instructor. who has n
summer home iu New Hartford. held
q conversation with bis master over
The telephone between New Hartford
and New York city, n distance Of 100
miles John Fox Smith. at whose
home I'm New Hartford Sport ls kept
in the winter. and Dr Chandler FIRST
convcrscd over the wire, after which
the doctor asked how Sport was. Sport
was placed so he could hear his mas
ter's voice atd went into antics OF Joy.
barking and whining. Mrs Chandler
also spoke to the dog. and he received
her voice and rent The room with bis
borks
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Parm for sale.

Two miles east of Terra Aus. one n a
u'r.h ot tb. 20. r. r. Io7 acres. s5 acres
cleared balance woods and timber abou,
200 Geo feet ofiaw umocr. mostly good sale
1' acres meadow good orchard goo
water siNroom house. small baok barn
horse stable. and other buildings 41 fcci
lime rock good fencing a portion of the
fafm levc and some hillside but machinery
can DE used conveniently on nearly an oi
DC. Call ON or address w a. CASTFFI
lcrro Alta. w. Va or Lee Miller al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
WRESTLES WITH A "CRoC.p
ALLIGATOR Joe" Makes Women az Palm
Beach Gasp.

Warren Frazier, better known ns
Alligator Joe" treated society folk at
Palm Beach recently TO new sporting
sensation. lie towed n crocodile
weighing zoo pounds well out into the
Atlantic ocean. had wrestling match
with II, mounted II bareback and
brought II back 20 shore. Tho crowd.
mostly women. gasped until IL was
over and then applaudcd smortly
The crocodile was about sixty to sev-
enty years old and perhaps twelve feet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
III LANDED. STOMACH Down, on TnF
CnEATUREs BACK.

long Hes n young one" said Frazier.
and he spoke truly, for the patriarch OF
bis tribe IL declared 10 be more than
100 years old. After towing Il out Fra
zicr released It, then made n quick
jump and landed stomach down on the
creatures back over ana over they
went, like boys wrestling. The tail OF
the animal lashing about could be seen.
and nj times its forefect were exposed
as Frazier tilted Il up.
Gradually Frazier worked the reptile
TO steep bank A rope was thrown
70 him. Keeping the crocodile under
water, he tied the cord around lts long
snout in two places II was then drag
gcd ashore. ana it's tail was tied to its
head so that II could be lifted into n
cart
The reptile toward the end appeared
to be completely tagged, but Frazier
showed no exhaustion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
TlPsY SAILOR IN HER BED.
New York Flat Dweller, Returning
Home, Roesivos a Shock.

''NiNNf hN~AANe4 n onoCks
Joseph Rruso. good naturcd and un-
dcpnncd with pair OF rolling sea
legs that seldom carry him into mis-.
chief, como ashore nc New York from
the savannah line steamer on which
Ito Is employed. That's about all no
remembered the next morning when
he woke up 0nd later found himself
nrrolgued In the Jefferson Market
court. Opposite him ON the bridge.
looking very angry and indignant, was
pretty little woman, who was telling
Magistrate Stclncrt that she had found
Bruso In bed In her hat and wanted
him punished as much as the law nj
lowed.
Bruso kept pinchlng himself whllo
she was telling the story TO see if he
was really awake or asleep. lie was
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04
She Wanted to Wear Low ost Cow,

She Wanted to Wear a Low oat Gown.
ITO Doe free " "a dIsieuriua scar upon
her nncl, That Induced hcr t1 Tor wear
low necked gowns and appear at -o.
cnpHons aud balls ln dresses wih hfgb
nocss Miss Laura Stollo. grandIaueh.
ter Of Alexander Mcdonald. iho Stand.
ara OH mnguatc, has submitted to n
painful operation in Cincinnati Two
years ngo sho wag burned while ser.
ing Au afternoon ten Attempts t1 ra.
move th' scar were unsuccessful a
new method by "a surgeon was rcs5rteI
lo Nf sal'o has so far recovered
that 'Io tticmpt IS pronounced o sHe-
cess
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

The ,bh tide Of waicred stocks
holds no worry for the man who C
surplus is deposited in the Terra
Alta Bank Terra Alta, W Va.
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Wanted.

Telephone poles and street railway lies
also srf other lumber We pay HIGHEST
cash prices T. o. o. cars NJ s. * or w. Va.
Northotn railroads
kINGwOou REALTY Co.
tgu Kugwood W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Baby Likes Pipo More Than Candy.
A. twrn'rmDu.H 0'J bog who smokes
r pipe and prefers t 20 coudy Sc tho
singular 'rat developed by Lloyd
Wcsett the .ou OFF Alr and Mrs. John
d. Wiclc.t of 5t Dover street. Brock
t1n. Mass just how the appetite FOR
t71occD was developed by tho boy Is
not quite clear 90 thc family or friends.
Mr Wickett is On icemou employed
hy tho Flagg Coke and Ice company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

prevenucs' will promptly check cold
or iho grippe when taken early or st thc
'snccfe stage Proventcs cure seated
colds as we'll Prcventics are little candy
cold cure tablets. snd Dr. Shoop Racine
WIS will gladly mail you samples and a
book on Colds Tree 10 you Uaf write bin.
lhc samples prove their merit. Check early
colds with Pfovcnncs and stop pneumonia
Sold in SC and 2Sc boxes by Tho Suckler
drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Rheumatic sa6ercrs cam have free sam
Ole OF pr St3op Rheumatic Remedy with
book ON Rheumatism by simply writing Dr
Shoop Racine Wis. lhs book will explain
how Dr. shoop Rheumatic Remedy sue
cessiuIly drives rheumatism out of che
blood This remedy Is not relief only. lt
aims 20 clear Che blood entirely OF rheumar
ic poisons and then rheumatism must die
natoral death sold 5y suick'er's drua
store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Father take bottle OF Dr. Fahrneys'
icgihing syrup home With you and stop
walking che floor while baby is tccihine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

For Catarrh. let me send sou fIrr I.si TO-
Caisrrh Remedy itsa snow NIito. creHmy
trlI'ug anuscpuc balm chat gives instant
relief 90 catarrh OF thr nose and throat.
Make the free fest aud see Address Dr.
Shoop Racine, wis. Large jars soc Sold
by Che Stricklcr drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Dr Fshueys IccthiDg Syrop is abso.
iutcIy harmless to thc Youngest babe You
can get sample BY writing ior ii.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

Some sure things are srrcr than
others; an account in thc Terra Alta
Bank, Terra Alta, VIVA. one af
them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-04

But the Train Went on the Track and
Barely Escaped Dropping over
Forty five Foot Ennbankment Into the
knro River
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
Aae NOW ARrssIAN WELLS.
one Curious Result Of the Earthquake
h at San Francisco

IT has Just been discovered that the
upheaval OF April is did funny things
TO the wells in the courtyard at the
rear of the San. Francisco mint, says
the Chronicle OF that city. For year.
prior to April IS these had been ordl
nary, well behaved wells. yieldlnr
water plentifully when steam puml
was employed. But now tliey are
spouting arteslan wells, from which I
steady stream OF water flows wher
no pumping is done. This was diseoy
cred when the pump was taken ont fo
repairs. the courtyard being ioodet
within short time.
The wells were bored many wears
ago. and are about 1T5 feet in depth
There was apparently a subterraneai
connection between them, for tn,
pumping Of water from one lowered
the water in the other. Normally. tn,
water was within 80 feet of the sur
face. and that was the condition whc,
the pump was taken out last March
Recently. for the first time since
March. tho pumps were again re
moved, when 1t was discovered tina
the water flowed freely.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29

enlisted men and horses. Capt. Koch
Ter requested an Improvement in the
way of better quarters for his mon,
and when Mai. Scott paid no a,ten.
ton 10 this Capt. Koehlcr sent a com
munlcation through military channels
charging him with neglect and with
not attending TO his duties as com
handing officer.
Maj. Gen. Wood ordered Capt.
koehler conrt.martialed for dlsre-
spect To Mai. Scott. The courtmartial
found Capt. Koehler's charges against
Scott were unnecessary and vexa-
itous, but did not say they were un-
true.
After the finding of the court-mar.
tial had been approved Gen. Wood
reprimanded Capt. kochler, where.
upon the captain appealed from the
reprimand TO the secretary of war
and In doing SO sent q strong letter
through the military channels. in
which he accused Gen Wood of preiu
dice and of trying to shield Mai
Scott. II Is for this letter that Cant
Koehler underwent his second court.
martial, which has Just convicted him
lie VIII lose several numbers in
grades.
Capt Koehler is from Milwaukee
He began the practice OF gymnastics
when he was nine years old. and was
the worlds allaround gymnast and
athlete when, In 1885. President Ar.
thur appointed him swordmaster AZ
the West Point military academy. He
for years was head coach of the foot.
ball team at West Point. and is
known as the Father OF Athletics in
the Army"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
Gum RuaAs ann
tlrr Antnntnhtlr
BY EDWARD HEWITT,
Automobile Expert.

through good for commercial automobile transportation
bound make the road question that will have 10 be considered by
legislatures &
state commission with appropriation sufficient to intcrlace the
state freight roads would
all the that could have prcs-
road that leads Long Island City that
worth the
That should not be-
freight hauling Long Island could be done by
mobiles there roads that
of il.
France Germany Switzerland have been using The freight
mobile years, yet think progressive nation
The pleasure must give factor of manufacture TO the
the who control t big of
toward the kind of roads
begin 10 take shape and it coming in the future
The big controllers in the manufacturing market
that future and big profit lies in the freight and they
roads for they will be able the
agitation sufficiently great TO that they get the kind Of legsa
they need for the same
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
Creek and Roman Artillery.

Greek ordinance--which was adopt
ed BY the Romans without any ma.
terial altcration--was, almost without
exceptions, dependent on tho hand
bow principle, says tho Technical
World Magazine. On trying 10 shoot
larger bullet to greater distances
the elastic arms of The bow were nee
sssarily made so strong as to be- nc
longer susceptible of tightening by
hand. A tension shaft had therefore
to be fitted to the bow, which shaft
was frightened with levers or hand
wheels. Finally, as the power oi
bows altogether failed tn insurc the
efficiency desired, their bending elias
ticlty was replaced by tho tcnsional
elasticity of neura, that Is, ropes made
from animal sinews. woman'8 hair or
In an emergency, horsehair.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
Cow In strawstack Ten Days.

Ten days ago William llowischer,
residing southwest OF this city, lost
one of his milch cows. and. feeling
positive that the animal hJd stlaycd
away, advertised his loss IN the news.
papers. The advertisement, however,
failed TO bring the usual results.
Howischer had abandoned hope OF
ever finding his COW again, when, ON
passing near large straw stack on
the farm, his attention was attracted
by noise which seemed 10 come
from within the stack. Securing a
lantern he Travelled long, dark pas.
sageway in the stack made Ey tho
stock. at the END OF which he found
the missing COW. which had got fast
In the passage and could not extricate
herself. She was given her freedom
and does not seem to be much tho
worse for her cxperIence--Wapakon-
eta, o., special in Cleveland Plaip
Dealer.
v Hf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29

The wife of an army officer n :
western post recently had occasion Il
visit small noiehboring town, to dc
some shopping at what is called the
general store She was much cute
tanned by the variety and antiquity al
the stock Of goods, and as She passed
out her eyes were attracted by a pllt
Of mottOca olaborately lcttercd and
ornately framed, tile upper one boina
the scriptural passage: Walk In love
As she paused. the clerk, dappei
young man Of more afabtllty than al
vautagcs. stepped forward with tho re
mark, Them are the latest things III
notices. This top one is swell 10 pui
over q young lady's door--'Walk III
love. .''--Iippucott' Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29

Everyone looks with favor on the
married man IN Australia. and he r.
considered to deserve we'll Of his coun.
try. Even II nc Is so imprudent as to
wed On nuthing. and has no Home to
which 10 take his bride, he Is not
much blamed; his relations or her re-.
latsons generally come TO the rescue
aud set the young couple on their feet.
In the government service the married
man In very tenderly treated and this
Is one place at least where IL is n
strict rule that no married man shall
be dismissed except for insubordlna-
tion. Needless to say, all the voting
clerks, take wives at the earliest, ros.
yaible mbnent, and thus Insure their
POSITIONS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards, HIS, Jan. 20.
Ca;te-R Receipts 5000; estimated
for Wednesday, $4,000; market
itea ly prime beycs, 5.S5 a Z; poor
TO medium 4.10 a $40; stockcrs
and feeders, $50 a 40; cows and
heifers, 2.75 a SEQ; Gamers. / so
a go; Texans / a $50.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; estimated
for Wednesday, 10000; market ; a
lOc lover; light $40 Al 6 80; rough
$40 q G.s5; mixed G.7O a Z; heavy
.6.75 % Z; pigs 6 90 $50.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; estimated
for Wednesday $4,000; market steady
native sheep $50 a $50; western
sheep 3.75 % $50; native lambs,
80 n 77j western lambs So , %
40.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29


Robert Louis Stevenson, near Apia,
for n government residence. II would
puzzle an architect and his clerk to
draw the ground plan of this struc.
ture and 1t would be an equal problem
to draft any of It's elevations It
seems to consist of two houses put to.
gether at the corners and held in
this association by porch In such
n climate Il porch on many accounts
is the most habitable, certainly the
most generally inhabited part of n
house. The Vailma porch in every
particular is OF the uncertain charac
ter of the house or houses of which
II is n part. One stretch of II rs en-.
tirely on the ground hoor. another
stretch has two stories--in fact, there
Is one stretch Of this porch which
clings to the second story without any
ground support at all. Some of Il is
open TO breeze and sun, some is
shaded by lattices and climbing vines
still other parts are boarded over TO
form odd rooms which We're hastily
run up to suit the needs of Tho ten.
ants The older section of the house
contains large paror. so dark and
shaded as TO seem cool, and overhead
are the living apartments. In like
manner the chief theme of the newer
part of tho house is the dinjng.room.
With q library and a small writing
room overhead.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-29
Daily Market Report
EAST RurrALC.

East Buffalo, n. e., Jan. %. - Cat
tle-Recelpts 600. Fairly active ana
steady.
Veals and calyes-Receipts $50
head. Fairly active at steady to
easy yalues. Top veals $50 a 9.75;
Gull 20 fair a 9.25.
Hogs Receipts 1850; opened act
i've ut strong values, closing easier.
Workers 7.15 a. 20; pigs 1850 a
Z. 40; heavy and mixed grades 7.15
q 7?O; roughs $50 a G.io; atags
: n n.oI