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Of brood . mares. Il!

Of brood Mares s.j5s%' I xE f. AIN $555
a fine large deer has been seen sev.
eral times lately about two miles
northwest of town., Dave Turner
chased it a mile Tuesday: a.
Rev. Mr.. Dempsey, the new Method.
list minister, who arrived last @satur.
day commenced stirring up the sin.
ners the next day with a red-hot stick,
Dave &McCanna, %of Towner county
was In town Tuesday. He3is hopeful
Of railway connection with Cando
early in the spring. The road Is
coming Dave. q & 81: &. t g
i Gray Bros, Of jamestown were the
successful bidd ers Tor B the tartesian
well, and Eaton &1Higbee Of this city
purchase the bonds, Gray Bros. con.
tract Il! to bore and case. the wen com.
plete for So per foot }ito. q depth 81
1000 feet Il necessary, below that
depth they are to receive Sc per foot,
It Is thought that q good How Of water
viii be obtained at 1900 to 1900 feet.
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/. SMUT.

What is: commonly known as snut
is the seed o. spores Of a degenerate
plant that lives on the grains. This
class Of plants have lost the power of
taking their food from the soil and
SO have to live on other plants. It's
life history is5as follows: Ne - ..5gs%
~ The smut spore or seed is held to
the kernel by. the hairs as on wheat.
When the seed terminates the smut
seed also grows and It sends its shoots
into the young grain plant and keeps
on growing up through the stalk until
Iit gets to the head, then 1t sends a
little branch Into each place where a
kernel Of grain is to form and takes
all the nourishment that the plant
sends up to, form kernels with, and
makes smut out of: It. From this It
will be easy to see. that If seed
grain that has smut on 1t Is grown,
smut can be expected in the crop.
There Is an easy way to prevent smut.
q !, Z. L. = ~
A solution Of for1naldehyde can be
made. so strong as TO- kill the smut
seed but weak enough so as not to
hurt the grain. ! . .=
Directions for treating for smut
from Press Bulletin No. II by Prof.
FL. q Bolley Of Agricultural college,
make the solution, add one
pound sixteen ounces) OF the 40 per
cent formal ehyde to forty or forty;
Ave gallons of water Il 4 b: IN III
For wheatdip sprinkle and shovel.
s. run through dipping machine. In
deed sin any way, So all Of the grains
become damp over the entire surface,
Avoid using too much solution. TOO
much only softens and swells the
Grain and Is Of 40 use. T All one wishes
is5 to kill J the smut spores. These
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
Law Points.

The adoption Of a child under the
statutes Of one state is held In Brown
versus Finley (Ala.), Al So, SIT; q l..
r.. A. IN. s., $40, to confer upon him
no rights of Inheritance in lands In an.
other state. -.
j. One who Intentionally points a gun
at another, which is by statute made a
misdemeanor, is held in Mcdaniel YER
sus State (Ala.), 4e So, 9ss; 81 L. r. a.
N. 81, 678., to Re guilty Of manslaugh.
ter in the second degree II the gun
while so pointed els accidentally dis
charged, producing the death OF the
one toward whom it is pointed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

band and brother, and for the courtesy
shown us, which we assure you Is
deeply appreciated S al {, IN 555sssB
q Mr.. Christianson held three policies
IN your company under which we were
benefciaries, policy No. ;2S6SSs: !, for.
$4,000, which was dated Dec. 1s, 1904,
and on which had been paid but six
annual premiums; policy No. 213491
and No. 2134a2; for $1,000: each. 4 You
willisnotice that on the larger policy:
he had paid, but SIX annual premiums
and ion this. you paid US not only the.
amount of the policy, but $4,000 in
accumulated dividend additions as
we'll Ii E&:I!! 80 III, lE3W ri +, tis5. KS
Your treatment of; us has been 3of
the very best, In fact your, company
was the first of the many companies
In. which Mr.: Chrdstianson was insur-
cd, to make settlement with us. Proof
Of death was mailed to your home Of:
tice Feb. 16, 1910, and today We have
the proceeds Of the policies at your
hands personally. %3t&z}aa& 7iF>:f' :: ::as5.
~ Assuring you that we very much
appreciate your personal attention to
this matter and that We will be pleas
ed at any time s5to answer, inquiries
which you may refer to US, we are, \
: tss Very Respectfully; y II,
j b :%.e'.@},s* BELLE CERIsTIANSoN.
.'f ~ = ANNA G. BE1ssBARTH.
- :~r., ~ - EDWIN BEIsSBARTH. IS
-s'E: = y JULIA CTIRIsTIANsoN.
Fred Locke. special agent, Devils
Lake,,N D. Ats - : s.4%>'& -. ~ .'.E;.=%
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!. TOXIC.

b q Z r. .s: T5o1mlinson was avisitor IN
Town. Monday. #5 :s. q
1 ,. John NJ Miller is digging well in Ills
livery barn. i. ( 8 MA =
! = MI. Albert Thompson was e visitor
between trains Saturday. # a55Ess$5
Y ss Mr.. Pearson, 81 Neville, was In
town over night Monday. ~ Is
Mrs. Victor Ruth was 4 Devils Lake
! visitor I'l:5 between trains Monday. \.
? I. Court and wife were ii Devils
= Lake between trains Saturday. IL
Misses Winnie and Alma Thompson
spent sunda With friends III Devils
Lake. .%4@s %s5s, { - j.. n,
"a Mr., and Mrs. G. D. Mills were out
from Devils Lake Sunday for visit
at their place east Of Toxic. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
AUG :I()N SALE

" Having sold my farm, situated 2 -
miles northeast 81 webster, / Will sell
thereon Tuesday, March 22d, com
.mencing at II o'clock, 10 head Of good
draft ahorses;,s mares and . sgeldings;
Q milch cows; 80 chickens two COM
plete, sets farm machinery; n new
wagons !; good gang gplows; hair1roWs;
drills; bugg1es, etc. = ~ Il: .,f!5i 4, 5 s
800 bushels Of fine cleaned seed
barley; 900; bushels Of " cleaned soat
seed; 10 tons Of hay; .6rssets harness;
double and single driving harness.. all
odds and ends about the. farm and
some household effects :. it,3t5 l. NJ
Terms: All sums of $1,000 and un.
der cash; oiver$that amount time will
be, given lat 70 per cent. Interest. & II i
II. . ,i5st1' t$t5s 1s7}F@ JULIUS LEE, 81,
ms b oWnerg
FRANK H..fsxst YLAND, ~ ~ - sS's s.ss'
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are on the outside Of the grains. 1t
takes three fourths9 to one. gallon OF

are on the outside Of the grains. 1t
takes ee-fourths to one, gallon Of
solution per bushel Of wheat. 8 -
For oats, barley tand millet-1n case
Of each of these grains, the smut
spores are lodged inside the chafr
scales. Thus the treatment must be
thorough enough to allow the solu-
ton to soak between the scales. Dip
ping, In this case, Is all right, but 1t is
found that 1t pays to shovel the grain
over several times to insure the even
distribution Of the liquid If the
sprinkling and shoveling method is
used, the grain should be shoveled
over thoroughly. and be wet up once
or twice more. These grains take
about one and one-half to two gallons
Of the solution per bushel. - -.
wv. O.. PALMER,
Agricultural Editor,
j. :.. Extension Department.
The man who keeps his eyes on the
face of the clock will, never see the
wheels go round.
Don't traduce your enemies. It
won't help you any-and then you
may want to use them tomorrow.
Remember today is the time to do
the things that you put OF until tomor-
row yesterday. .r
= There is nothing that puts the back
bone into a man or woman like sue
oe ess',, .!"it d., = 80! hp,~.. =,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

Remember today is the time to do
the things that you put of until tomor:
row yesterday. ,-t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

~ There is nothing that puts the back
bone into a man or woman like sue
CESS .,nN d., :, d, .es. : rf},r.. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

~- r s,.-t X. '@:ya,~jr ~ ~ ,&tsRts,
'.Hear about 'Bunko Bill9 He startez ssss
out to rob bank" *
changed his mind. did heT'
Eyes. The banker wouldn't let him. ''''''
e" !; Softened the Outiines.
.1she doesn't seem to care for tho
bright lights"
1"No; she looks better In the moon
- - r 49,.
Explained.
sWhat Is he doing for o iivingT'
e'Nothing" = =" 1907 ~
81 didn't know he was married.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

Don't traduce your. enemies. It
wont help you ,any-and then you
may want; to use them tomorrow.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18

,. The man who keeps his eyes on the
face Of the clock will, never see the
wheels go round.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

John Bargaray and family have
moved into their new home recent
ly purchased from DR.. H. ].
O'Bryan on south Maple street.
Cravenette coats, black thibet
cloth, warranted fadeless for a
year, $500 at the. Model.
When you are in need of dray
Of any kind. call up Jim Skinner,
Office 10S N. Maple street or phone
Main 349. Prompt and careful
service guaranteed. 38tf
Lost-Al gold hat pin with pur-
pie settings. Finder will please
leave the same at the Saturday
News Office. 41tf.
A P. Munt has the contract for
laying the brick work on the new
Hanten block on. First avenue
south and corner Of Midway.
There is q big demand il Water
town for moderate priced houses
to rent. There are at least d doz \
en- people every day who call at
this Office hunting for houses to
rent and many of them are COM
PEELED to locate in other cities
because they cannot rent houses
in Watertown.
William Martin. he clips horses.
39tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08
Local Happenings.

Mrs. Paul Lemke of of Florence
is visiting relatives in the city.
The city election was very
quiet, Mayor Martin being re-elec.
ted without opposition.
Special values in felt hats for
men at 81. IS. new style and proper
colors. 49,.
Geo. H. Eastwood of the Water
town Herald departed for Mitchell
Monday to attend convention of
master printers of the state. MIR.
Eastwood went as a delegate from
the Watertown Ben Franklin Club.
A wife will insist that the husl
bald shall not 60 out of the house
cold, raw days without two under
shirts, liver pad and muffler
on. in addition to his regular
clothes. Yet as soon as he is safe
lily down town she will rush out
of the hot kitchen bare headed
and bare armed to hang out
clothes, so as to get ahead of the
woman next door; or, she will
tramp off down town, and from
house to house to work up some
society or church enterprise with
nothing on her hea but little
saucepan Of a hat, and shoes not
thicker than newspaper. Isn't
this SO? ..z j
Spring weight in ribbed under
wear for men, special value at 45c
at the Model.
Those who listened to Ole Theo.
.baldi ,vioIinist. in grand concert at
the NJ E. church of this city Fri B
day evening Of last week, enjoyed
one Of the rarest Musical treats
that has ever been held in Water
town. He is rightly called the.
wizard of the violin and held his.
audience spell bound ttsruout the
entire entertainment
The clever presentation Of The.
District School caricature Of
the ordinary scenes in q house of
education forty years ago, BY the.
young people of the Presbyterian
church last week was a complete
success and those who were behind
the movement have been asked to.
repeat the attraction. I
Radinm hose for men, usual l5c.
values, Zoe TIRES pairs for &c at.
the Model
Now ID the time for you 81 paint
and fix up, and make home look
as is there was q little enterprise.
around you. Take the garden rake
and collect all the old rubbish
Bof 1903 ia q pile and set fire to
III. don burn the house down ia
the operation and let II be burn-
ed mp and never TO collect there
agaiii. Then 90 for that pile az
ashes col iected during the winter,
and remove 1T far hence so that
your yard vii look as IL some one
was living there There ID no
Bpl like home therefore make III
bealki f6 de1ig ful enchant ing
and your attac hments for Il will
abe the stronger III
Model 45c work aEi No cut
bomber III tue body ana longer id
sleeve thSn any tOc shirt la
tow and there III mere wear inI
1.-THE etoth 5l
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

Hole-proof hose for men are
warranted to Tighten your wife 8
work, 6 pairs last 6 months with
out holes or darning; get them at
the Model with other good clothes.
| will build all the sidewalks
you want for 8 cents per foot.
The work will be under the city
bond and done according to tn.
city's specifications. Henry En-
glesby. 41tf.
Pay as you 60. This is golden
advice that will keep the business
world moving, the wheels of in
dustry from rusting out, and the
money will surely come back to
you. 1t should not be forgotten
that the earth is round. Stand
the people all in line and they
will reach around the world, the
last touching the first. Now pay
your neighbor on your right the
dollar you owe him, and he will
pay his neighbor on the right and
coon the dollar will travel until
it will come around again to your
hand from your neighbor on the
left Try it. We make no charge
for this advice.
Hazel has new paper.It ia an
eight page quarto and is nicely
printed and we'll edited. Pres
Christian. the publisher, is man
of many years experience in news
paper work and will give that
town the best newspaper it has
ever had. X. n
b Grant has blished an
automobile garage next door to
the Purity Ice Cream Factory and
is prepared to do all kinds Of aut-
somo5ile repairing and livery
work The Franklin cars is used
in the livery The automobile
repairing is under the personal
supervision Of L. B. Grant. 39tf
~
Boys corduroy knickerbockers
at 85c, much better than usual
dollar grades. Get them at the.
Model the store Of good clothes
for boys #
The town Of Hazel has organized
q commercial club. That new edi-
tor over there seems to be q live
wire. 81
Kranzburg is about to have an-
other saloon. George Keenan, has
an application filed for 4 license
I'D conduct the second saloon at
that burg. ssi
Jim Skinner is busy axcavating
the basement for the large new
brick block which will be erected
Eby the North American Storage
Company between the tracks on
north Oak street. This building
when comple ted will be one off
the largest and most modern of
any cold storage plants ia la the
state
John Melgren, one of the sue.
|cessful farmers residing near
F lorsnce was Ia the city Monday
and purchased the fine standard
bred stal lion owned BY Seth VAL
Rterss the stone mason c0EIjn traEtor.
/ q 40 "a 1 Z 8: ia 81 V. Il III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

Byron Grinols has purchased a
residence IN the southwest part
of the city. o.. s.. a -. f.
Considerable seeding has been
done in this county and many
fields are already green. i
Boys romper and play suits
made as we'll as you make them
yourself, Soc at the Model.
Arthur M. Poulson, the popular
Midway grocer. was summoned to
Sioux Falls to act as juror for.
the federal court.
DR.. Christensen. Office over
Kirwan's Confectionery Store.
Phone red 1876. 31tf.
The latest, up to date wall map
or pocket map Of Codington Coun.
ty for sale by Ransom & Babcock,
Room 13. Goss Block. rs ny
City Clerk VIM. Schoenberger
has issued building permits since
the first Of January to the amount
of one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
Dennis Solberg. of the firm of
Solberg & Wood. job printers, is;
visiting at his former home at
Pierre this week.
DR. Christianson has commenced
the erection Of a largemodern res
idence in the east part Of the city,.
Herman Sperling, the shoe man,
has purchased a lot in the south
part Of the city and will remove.
his old residence thereon and
erect fine modern residence on
his lot in the east part Of the
city s
The Model sells a special night
robe at 81 that is longer, wider
and better than any you ever saw.
IS. D, ming has purchased the.
frame building occupied by the
Rowe Construction and Heating
Go. located just between the M. &.
st. u and Rock Island depots.
He will use the same for a dray
and transfer Office.
Lautenschlauger. the tin man
who has a tin shop in the basement
Rof the Saturday News office, is
doing quite a stoke of business. If
you need anything in the line Of
tin work let fim figure on it for.
you He will do you good honest
work at reasonable prices.
Ostrander's Feed Mill Is the
place TO buy your ground feed, hay
or wood. No charge for delivery.
Phone Main 63377 35tf
Abe Goltz and family have re-.
turned from Wisconsin where they
have been for the past year con-
Quoting hotel. Mi. Goltz has
again accepted his old position as
stock buyer for G. Whistler.
MI and Mrs. Goltz have many
warm friends ia Watertown and
Codington county who vii vel
come them back to the live city.
Blue serge suits are very cor
rect men seek to dress we'll at rea.
sonable expense will. be glad to.
know that sun proof sarge suits
may be had at the Model for 81
very reasonable sum 80 To-
S27. 00: Warranted to hold color
under ALL circumstances and con-
ditions q
basket social and dance will
he given ID THE store bull ding at
Estert On Th,irsday evening Aprif
18th Every body cord tally invfts
ed and hi sure tosbring basket
and supper for tsvo.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

orators. Give them all the infor-
nation you possibly can because
the count this time is official and
will give Watertown her official
mark in population for the next
ten years. Don't overlook anyone.
Unlaundered white shirts for
men, Soc at the Model.
Mrs. Aaron Morehouse is home
from illinois where she went sew
eral5 weeks ago on account Of her
health and is said to be somewhat
improved. .(sf
Dick Schulz, the heavy man with
the light dray, has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness
to again resume his duties on the
dray. t# a.
Model special suits at SIS. are
an eye opener to the man who
knows quality in clothes and APP
preciates good making.
We seem to be having our March
weather in April this season.
William Martin, he clips horses.
39tf
Did you say you wanted wood?
Ostrander's Feed Mill sells it and
it will not cost you any drayage
to have it delivered. Tap them
by wire. Phone Main GET. 25tf.
The Hanten Machine Company
has sold forty Overland autono.
.biles 50 far this season to Water
town people and surrounding
towns. 1t would look to q man
up a tree as tho that was going
some. \. 4 $5
A reporter for the Saturday
News had the pleasure Of inspect.
ing the large new residence now
in the course of construction,
being erected by VIM. Corden !.
one OF Codington county's most
successful farmers. 1t will make
one Of the finest homes in the
city. Its located on beautiful
corner lot id the east part Of the
city and is full basement and
three stories. The first floor ID all
finished in quartered sawed oak
and there are hard maple floors
all thru the entire house. Every
thing is nicely arranged and the
whole house is strictly modern to
the last tick Of the clock. John
Kozack has had complete charge
OF the building Of this modern
home and his work shows that he
is a mechanic Of superior ability.
A smooth faced cigarette smok-
ing skunk tanning to hail from
Sioux Falls and wearing q Masonic
and Elks emblem blew into the
city the other day and successful u
worked about q dozen Of our busi.
ness men for q little inch ad On
a hotsl room card for the CONNER
'cial Hotel He cleaned the ner-
chants up for about s45 and left,
beating the local printer fol, the
printing Of the cards. Ii ID Just
these kind of miserable ours that
make the average man sour Oh any
strange advertising man that hap
pens to blow into the city He
went from here to Brook ings
where he will proceed to bump the
merchants and beat the printer,
That TEL How ought to be cut up
and ted ~ . bull dog The idea
OF beating = poor printer OF
course, il II different With the
average merchant they rather Ell.
Joy being bnncoed and charge IL
up to iegi Innate yertising
WI liam tin, he clips horse1
s9
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

The road to success is paved
with good advertisements.
B F. Clement, formerly resi-
dent of this city, but now residing
at Marshall, Mimi, was shaking
hands with Watertown friends last
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Stutenroth
are home from the Pacific Coast
where they have been spending the
winter.
Mrs. Will Mclaughlin, wife of
the popular chief of the Water
town Fire Department, is visiting
relatives and friends in SPRING
vile, Wis. y
Boys knickerbocker trousers for
Doc at the Model. They are spe-
cial values.
In advertising always say what
you believe, if you wish people to
believe what you say.
A man never realizes the super
lority Of woman SO much as when
he is sewing on a button without
a thimble, pushing the needle,
against the wall IT, get it half way
thru and pulling it thru the other.
half BY hanging onto it with his
teeth.
K& E blouses for boys at the
Model. Warranted fadeless and
the price is 45c. n
WatertoWn will have three ice
cream factories this year. With.
all that CONCEALED moisture Wat.
aertown people ought to have no
trouble keeping cool the coming
! summer
Boys felt hats in regular ST.
grade for TIC at the model. This
is q sample line and the offer is
good only while the stock lasts.
An exchange gives an incident
that illustrates the impossibilityI
sof telling where the trouble re-
ssulting from q mortgage will end.
IA man mn tagged his farm to
buy his wife q pair Of ear rings
The wife toopk ID washing to pay
The interest on the mortgage, and
the first day lost one Of the dia-
Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-08

Hole-proof hose for men are
warranted to Tighten your wife's
work, 6 pairs last 6 months with
out holes or darning; get them at
the Model with other good clothes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
State Society,"
PARK CITY.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
park CITY. April 16.-The Woman 8
Athenaeum net Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs H S. Townsend, when the
following read papers; "teod Prinelples'
AIRS. Il. =. IeCompte; ION the Home
Mrs. A B. Williams, and Mrs. f; w.
Havt presented a civic paper Lean, Mary
and Ralph, Townsend played musical Sc
lections.
end gave a tea party at her home on Park
avenue to the following: Misses Mary ana
Alice Sherman, Ellen Mclaughlin, Mar
garet Switzerland. Grace Payne, Norcy
Sullivan Ruth Townsend and Messrs.
Gent Radon Norman Carlson and Nor
a party was given by Miss jeanne sher-
man Monday night in honor of Misses
Margaret CahOon, Frances Shields ana
RIrdie Beatty Of Salt Lake City. The
game of five hundred was INDUCED IN aho
there were a number Of musical selecuons.
Miss Tessie Mclaughlin and Storme Platt
were awarded the prizes. Refreshments
we've served. The following were present:
Misses Clara Kimball, Tessie Mclaughlin,
Anna Paul. Anna Wilson. Mildred Wilson,
birdie Beatty, Frances Shields, Margaret
Cahoon and Messrs. VIII Shea, Emmett
Shields Irwin and Edwin Evans, Ralph
Townsend. Joe Jones, Bernard WOODS ana
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith was hostess Sunday
afternoon at spring luncneon. -
Five Hundred Card club Wednesday aft
ernoon. The home was handsomely dec
Grated with spring flowers. Mrs: E J.
Reggs was awarded the club prize and
Miss Cora Mulgrave the guest prize. Later
the guests sat down to delicious spring
luncheon. -.
dance and card party Wednesday evening
AT Society hall The prize winners were
Miss Violet Wright. Mrs. Henry cary,
Franz Hanson and Thomas Mclaughlin
Miss Scott entertained with whistling and
Misses Birdie Beatty and Margaret Ca
boon returned to their homes in Salt Lake
MISS G ]. Tyler. chief nurse at the og-
den general hospital, has been visiting
here during the week - l,,.--
q Whitta, leader Of the Park CITY
Military band left for Walla Walla
Wash. Thursday.
Mrs c. w. HodgsOn was IN salt Lake
the latter part Of the week.
The ball given by the senior class OF the
park CITY High school at the Orpheum
theatre Friday evening was a success
10Th socially and financially
Miss Katie Sweeney returned SATURDAY
after an absence of three months. Miss
Sweeney expects to leave next week for
washington. d. C. Before her return she
will visit the coast
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

Made Of beautiful all wool mate
rails. semi-fitted. COlors- fancy
mixtures, tans, grays, navy and
black, also the cream serge. Sizes
from % up 70 49,