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GUNlEN ON TRIAL

New York. Nov. s.--Thc four
gunmen charged with the actual
murder OF Herman Roaenthal. for
instigation OF which Charles Beck
or has been sentenced to the electric
chair. were placed OH trial today be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Gof. The
examination Of vcnircmen began at
once.
Within half an hour after the Gaze
had penc called two jurors were Sc
lectcd.
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne. WyO.. Nov. lndica-
tiUns from approximately three
rour;hs Of the pereinc's OF the state
Indicate that Wilson carried Wyom-
ing by IL plurality OF l.ooo Ger Taft.
Incomplete returns from ~ on, of
~ counties give TAFT ii.5sa: vii
son I:.iil: Roosevelt 500. Demo-
crats do not dispute that Mond"il.
Is reelected TO congress
by 1000 over Fshry. Senator r. r.
Warren has n ma Iori,y In each
branch OF the legislature on returns
early today.
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OFFICIAL COUNT IN
LONGWORTHS DISTRICT

Cincinnati. Nov s.-Thc official
count necessary to determine whcth-
cr Congressman lonEworth has been
defeated by Stanley Bowdlc. Demo-
crat. began today and probably will
rot be completed before Monday.
The unofficial count. which give
iowdic "A plurality OF nincty-six
votes had not been changed as n re-
sui, OF til" first several hours OF the
recount
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Complete returns CINCH
M'''E:A!!alB|E's y! ELECTION BY
n his a.; $;::A|ME0 At FIRST
Preciscts Missing Yesterday Fail to Help
Hunter. Wild Claims of the Gang
Absolutely Disproued.
GAMBLING STOPS AT WALSENBURC
STOPS AT WALSENBURG
GAMBLING

Clerk Montez iueano
Of claim l3c6
himself claims
in Mefendrie Both the hpup
These Republican claims made this
Mciicndrc carried the
district L claim the state
Mciicn-
with the probability that Mciiente VIII
majority
the election
the fusion judIci
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ZAPATISTAS LOSE.

Mexico CITY. Mex, Nov. S.-D"-
cisive defeat was administered to
the Zapata rebels in the fighting
around Cuernavaca. The rehels left
more than 200 dead on the battle
field and the remnants of the Gener-
al Delao's band sought refuge In the
mountains. where pursuit is difficult.
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D. S. OFFICIALS ON
LOOKOUT FOR oRozCo

Los Angeles. Nov. Sat the re-
quest of Mexican Consul Baz. fcdcr-
al officials were on the watch today
for General Pascual Oroxco, Jr.. the
Mexican insurrccto leader. who was
said to be on the way to Los Angeles
from Ell Paso According to infor-
nation. Baz said he had received
from his government. Orozco is due
to arrive here today.
The rebel leader is coming to visit
his family. who have been residents
in Los Angeles for the past four
months and Baz asked the federal
authorities to npprchend him and
bold him until he had time to COM
municate with the Madcro govern
ment.
Assistant District Attorney Dud-
ley Robinson said, however. that 1t
would have to be shown that Oro-
eco was conspirinG against the Mex
lean government on this side of the
line before he could be arrested.
FL Paso. Texas. Nov. 5.-Attorney
Gomez Robelo. General Orozco's rep
resentativc here today denied that
the rebel chief has been In the Unit.
,ed States, and local United States
and Mexican secret service men have
no such report. Madcro agents here
however, a few DAYS ago telegraphed
the Mexican consul at Los Angeles
that Colonel pascual OroZco. ST..
father of the rebel chief, expected tc
visit Los Angeles. The elder OroZcc
remains in I'll Paso. where he wa!
freed recently from jail and eXoner'
ated of an cxtradition charge.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago. Nov. B..-HoNefnOr7 WIZ
sons plurality In Illinois cchiinucd
to mount today when returns from
the precincts missing last nisn' came
IN.
Twcnty-four scattered precincts
gave n net gain OF l.s3i votes 10 the
president elect and increased his
known lead over Theodore Roosevelt
TO fG.S13.
Only II precincts remain In the
uncountch column,
Complete returns at :: y. IA. from
all precincts In Illinois give Wilson
u plurality O! l6.l0a over Roos.vcli.
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WET VIRGINIA.

WhecIInK, ". va. NOV. N,--F"lI-
urc 10 secure figures on the result
,oi the voting In Mcdowell county.
the home Of Dr. ~ d. Hatfield. Re
publican candidate for governor.
brought out he prediction from Dem
ocratis leaders here today that
THOMPSON. Democrat. had been elect
ed.
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MINNESOTA

st. Paul. Nov N--Retufns COMING
now from III" rural districts OF Min
ncsota continue to increase the lead
attained by Roosevelt over Wilson.
lie IL now i6.lil votes ahead OF the
esiicntial nominee.
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COPPER REPORT.

New York, Nov. S.-Thc state
mcnt Of the copper producers asso-
citation as of November list shows an
increase in stocks on hand OF 49,
679,317 pounds. compared with the
previous month.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash. N,y. S.--WIth only
,a,ns,y-.-v-. rrvst ..=sc,ue., Out
lstandinE Lister. Democrat for gov
crnor. has n plurality OF I.dH over
Hay. Republican.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

Sioux Falls. $. D.. Nov. S.-Addi-
tional returns from South Dakota to-
day failed to make any important
changes In the result. The election
,of Byrne. Republican for governor.
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELix SAYS

4 swan song Is
not a really tru-
~ song. It's a
Eroan, accolnpan-
led by n Ion &
string of hand
picked figgcrs.
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.SAL0N|N HAS
|. FALLEN; TURKS
SEEK TRUCE

Athens. Nov. s.-Thc Greek army
commanded by Crown Prince Con
stan'inc occupied Saloniki tn. Turk
lish stronghold In southwestern Tur
key In Europe today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Cologne. Germany. Nov. Sit Is
reported in Sofia that bulgaria has
that the porte has proposed 10 bul-
raria to begin peace negotiations
without the meditation OF the pow
cis.
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Washington. Nov S.-Two big
American armored cruisers. the Ten
ness.e and Montana have been given
rush orders to proceed To Turkish
waters to look after the interests OF
American citizens.
The cruisers are now In reserve at
the Philadelphia navy yard. the Ten
nesscc being the flagship of Rear
Admiral Austin NJ. Knight. They
should be ready to sail within -
hours and under ordinary conditions
should reach Constantinoplc about
November 25th. II they make good
time.
Since the Presidents return from
Cincinnati. and after Il conference
with til. State Department officials
the fact was demonstrated that
American naval vessels could be en-
ployed as places of refuge for Amcri-
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CONTINUED on page two.D
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
Yesterdays Temperatures
Weather Bureau Repor,

Tonight and Saturday fair; not
much change in temperature.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Vienna, Nov. S.-Iniormal ncHo-
tinopi. have been already entered
upon. according to the correspond
cnt OF tn. Rcichpost with the Bull
garian army.
lie adds the BulHnrians hope the
fall Of the Turkish line OF forts ",
Tchatalja will be simultaneous with
the capture OF tn. fortress ut Adrian
opic.
The correspondent adds that the
Turkish troops have been rcpulScd
from tho principal points OF the
Ichatalja line. the fall OF which IN
expected Immediately.
The Turkish advance posts on the
right wing opposite the fort OF D'liy-
unus have been captured already
by bulgarian troops belonging to the
third column and their posts form
excellent bases for pushing home ut
urks on the other lines.
According to prisoners. the cor
respondent adds. typhus has broken
out in Adrinnopl" and IN causing
great devastation among the defend
INK force. Their. are already several
thOuss, nd cascs OF sickness. and hor.
ribie tales are heard Of the trouble
aiisinE from the lack Of doctors in
the bcsciScd city.
In Rpitc Of numeous iossea. there
''1r- si:ii from forty to f,t:, thousand
hmcn engiEed In the defense Of the
city. md although there are several
turkish heslcrs in the city there is
not n single doctor who has received
"a European education.
Although the Turks are physically
strong and are used to privation
hunger and illness. they ar. doing
NOR. damag. than is tho enemy.
The commander OF the Bulgarian n
investing force is fixing his at'cn-
'ion on the comrlet" surrounding OF
til. city and he does not contemplate
making n forced conquest OF the
fortress.
IA
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Constantinopie. Nov. s.-Fugitiv.
rnrkirh soldiers are reported to have
massacrcd many people oi the VIII
age OF Silivri. on the coast OF tn"
sea OF Marmora and southwest Of
Tchataiia forts.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

II It's exception value at the price.
it's SURE to he advertised In the
Chrohicis.N News. else the mer.
chant would be hopoiessiy unpro-
Sresslve.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
Commercial Club Meeting.

The Arvada Commercial club
held its regular meeting MONDAY
night and transacted considerable
important business. Mr.. O. N.
Evans reported that nearly all of
the owners of land along the
proprosed road west of town
were favorable. A. L. Davis,
Arvada Lumber Co., ON. Evans,
D. F. Cahill, G. M. Duncan, A.
J. Recht and E. L. Newcomb ad-
vanced $25 to take with the pc
tition before the commissioners.
D. Mingus, H. Reno and D. F.
Cahill were appointed a commit
tee to see the Tramway in re-
gard to a special car for the
County Democratic convention
to be held here April 20, and to
look after the comfort of the del
egates.
The opening of the alley be-
tween Wadsworth and East First
street north of Grandview was
discussed and a committee con-
sisting Of A. j. Recht, C. M. Dun
can and G. B. Drake was ap-
pointed to see what could be done
along that line.
The club then adjourned to the
next regular meeting.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

had fallen to 81. There were
25, 900 members of the Royal Tenn
perance association. Here is news
which should thrill all hearts and
cause song of praise to ascend
from all the friends of temper
ance.
You well remember the great
fight made by the brewers to
overthrow Names prohibition
law. They expected to win and
had palatial saloons fitted out,
ready to open after election.
They were dissatisfied with the
outcome and instigate1 the Gov
ernor to call special session of
the legislature, which was opened
on the Goth of March. The bill
for re-submission passed the
senate, but was defeated in the
house. A number who voted for
re-submission year ago felt that
the matter was settled on Sept.
II, 1911, and that it was not
right to bring it forward again.
The usual TRADE against prohibi-
ton was presented by advocates
of the local option bill. Sonnd,
able addresses were made by the
upholders of prohibition. A
prominent representative, in his
speech before the house said; TT
was mess of political pottage,
upheld by the blind tigers of
Maine, garnished by the gamb-
ling dens and made red by the
houses of shame.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
W. c. T. U. NOTES
By c. w. C.

The w. C. T. U. will prepare
program upon Health" for the
April meeting, and if skies are
sunny and roads dry, we will
meet at the home of Mrs. R. C.
Greene; but in case of a snow
storm we will find a more con-
venient home.
On April Oath, the Eighth dis
trict will hold an evangelistic con-
ference in the M. E. church, hold
ing both morning and afternoon
sessions. All denominations will
be represented and some of the
leading ministers of Denver will
be present. We hope to interest
all the churches and friends of
temperance in Arvada.
Last week we spoke of the pro-
gress Of reform in the German
and English navy. A reader of
this paper, who has also been
studying conditions in the mother
country, sends additional statis-
tics which show a new British
army. General Miles, speaking
of the health and conduct and
standard of the British. soldiers,
said; 1T is not a development,
itisa a revolution. In 1903, there
were 10, court-martials in the
army; last year only 5, 1881. The
sobriety Of the army had in
creased out of all knowledge. In
1889, there were 6SS men admit
ted to the National hospital suf-
fering from alcoholism; in 1903
the number was 1863; last year it
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
Wheatride Items.

Our basket ball team played
their last game of the season at
Berkeley Armory Saturday night,
defeating the Fort Logan soldiers
by a score of 80 to "a.
Mrs. Walter Barbour has re-
turned from a visit to her parents
in Kansas.
Oral X. Holley attended the
Taft -Guggenheim convention at
Colorado Springs last week.
Mrs. N. E. Holley is deputy
assessor and has began her work.
The concert given by our music
teacher, Prof. Johnson, at the
Berkeley Christian church drew
another crowded house.
Howard Bunger and Morey
Martinsen have returned to their
school duties at Boulder.
Mrs. Burgess, who has been
visiting in Texas, arrived home
Saturday.
We would like to see the SEN
ate make an examination as to
how much Guggenheim spent to
get into the senate; it would make
the SLOT, 600 spent by Stephenson
look like 10 cents along side Of
what it cost Simon to get there.
Get your local news through
tho Rnternrise. One wear 81 90.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
Clear Creek Democratic Cen
trail Committee Endorsed
E. L. Regennitter.

At meeting of Clear Creek
Democratic County Central COM
mittee recently Hon. E. L. Reg
ennitter received the endorse
ment for district judge, and the
following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas, the Honorable Erwin
L. Regennitter of Idaho Springs
has resided in the First Judicial
District and practiced law in the
State and Federal Courts of Col
orado for almost a score of years,
during which time his fitness for
judicial position has become well
known to the people as well as to
the bench and bar; and
Whereas, we, his neighbors of
Clear Creek County, are espec-
tally acquainted with his fine
qualities and his excellent and
unimpeachable record, public and
private, as a lawyer and a man
and
Whereas, he has the respect,
confidence and love of many vo-
ters who are not members Of, or
affiliated with, our Party, as is
indicated by the fact that when
he was elected District Attorney
some years ago over an able and
popular opponent, he received
three-fourths of all the votes cast
for that office in this County; and
Whereas, the affairs of the Of
flee of District Attorney never
were more satisfactorily, impair
TALLY and economically conducted
than during his incumbency in
1898, 1899 and 1900; and
Whereas, we are much i'm
pressed with the necessity of
electing to the position of Judge
of the highest trial Court a man
we'll known to US to possess the
qualities of integrity, impartial
ity, legal learning and experience,
as we'll as a judicial temperament;
Be it resolved, that we present
to the voters of the first Judicial
District as a candidate for Dis
trict Judge the Honorable Erwin
l.. Regennitter of Idaho Springs
and bespeak for his qualifications
the earnest consideration of every
voter in this District; and
Be it further resolved, that we
pledge to the Honorable Erwin
L. L.Regennitter our earnest, unan-
imous and continuous support.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
BETHANY" A SACRED CANTATA
TO Be GIVEN AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Thursday Evening, April 18th, by a
Chorus of Thirty-five Voices d.
rection of Prof. E.A johnson

.t...... SoLoIsTs
Soprano, Mrs Harry Secr Mary
Contrato Mrs. Walter L. Smith Martha
Tenor Mr. W. R. James Lazarus
Baritone Mr. H. J. Miholland Jesus
Bass Disciple
Director, Earl A. johnson
Accompanist Nell Nicholson
CONTENTS part One)
PROFESSIONAL From Jerusalem Descending Mixed Chorus
Solo, On The Evening Air Martha
Bethany. Mixed Chorus
Marching in the Inspiration Mixed Chorus
g. Duet The door of this poor Home Mary and Lazarus
Rectative and Aria Thou Art the Light of the World Mary
s. The Lord is my Shepherd Male Chorus
g. Solo, My Sheep they hear My Voice Jesus
1t the Lords Mercy A Capela Mixed Chorus
Rectave Under the Start Sky Jesus
T. Revere I'VE Hear His voice in silence Deep Capela
8. The Kingdom of God d Mixed Chorus
~ Introduction instrumental
TO- Rectative Maser From Bethany in Haste Messenger
Rectave This sickness is not unto Death. Jesus
Master! The Jews of Late Mixed Chorus
Rectave If Man Walk in the Day Jesus
II. 1ntermezzo. instrumental
r. Duet If Jesus Lord of Comfort Mary and Martha
49, Darkness and Sorrow Capela. Mixed Chorus
H. Solo, Lord If Thou hads been Here Martha
Rectave Thy Brother Shall Rise Again. ......... Jesus
Solo, Know that He Shall Rise Again Martha
Solo, Am the Resurrection.
Thou Art the Son of God Mixed Chorus
Is Recitative Where have Ye Laid Him.? Jesus
Solo, Lord If Thou hadst been Here Mary
Rectaive In the Deeps of Human Sorrow. Jesus
Jesus Weeps Tender Hearted A Capela Male Chorus
Solo, Life and Love! God Eternal Jesus and Chorus
Rectave Take Away the Stone Jesus
Solo, Prayer: Father Thank Thee" Jesus
Life Divine Mixed Chorus
16. Solo, Thy Voice of Love- Lazarus
II. Solo, My Hour it Draweth Nigh Jesus
49, The Everlasting Song Soprano Solo, Quartet and
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

States have favorlte sons, and SO has
United States, Woodrow Wilson being
the latter,-MerIdia Miss Dispatch.
Governor Wilson will go to the Ma.
tional Democratic convention with a
solid New Jersey delegation behind
him. And the grand thing about It
is that this delegation will be made
up of men selected by the people
themselves and not by political ma.
chine.-Dubols (Pa) Express.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04
What the Exchanges Have to
Say of Wilson.

If Wilson is beaten for the Demo.
cratic nomination 1t will be the work
of the bosses, and when they perform
gin to pray for the mountains to fall
on them when they are confronted
with he wrath of the honest masses
of the ty.-Birmingham Gala. }
News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

The high tariff is one of our great.
est evils, according to Woodrow VIII
son. Contrast that emphatic state
ment and the action it denotes, with
the do-nothing policy of Taft and
Teddy. The people who want to stop
the tariff jokers are likely to take a
strong stand for Wilson this year
Milwaukee (Wis.) Journal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

The friends and partisans Of Wood
row Wilson observe with much pleas
ure that the fight on him is thicken.
ing and becoming more furious. 1t
shows that the class opposed to him
is getting scared, and from the rush
of matter in certain papers it would
appear that it is also loosening up
Tampa (Fla.) Times
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

"A man like Woodrow Wilson ap-
peals to voters irrespective of party,
and we may remember that the inde.
pendent vote is continually growing
both in quantity and quality" is a sig.
nificant paragraph in the current Out.
look.-Coumbus Is. c. States.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

Jail is a sure cure for the trust
evil" says Governor Wilson. The New
Jersey candidate is showing plainly
that he will not give or receive quar-.
ter from "big" business. s.-Chattanooga
(Tenn.) News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

a mistake after he has made 1t; but
ability to do that is not an uncommon
sift. 1t is his willingness to admit it
that causes the politicians to become
disgusted.-Chicago Qll) Record Her.
aid
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

sumo popular government" That is
what Woodrow Wilson said, and that
is what the country needs. The gov
ernment has too long been run in the
interest of a few at the expense of the
many.-Raleigh IN. c. News-Ob.
server.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

Always the best corn fed meat
at George J. Muench's meat mar
ket at the same oldstand, at pri-
ces you would pay for poorer
grades elsewhere.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

The attempt of Wall Street to place
its collar" on Woodrow Wilson was
fiat failure. Woodrow Wilson is a
man of the people.-Boston (Mass.)
News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

Woodrow Wilson suggests that the
lawlessness Of big business might be
checked by imprisoning some OF the
dummies. No doubt this would make
those imprisoned talk Something
might be learned by listening to them
Boston Mass Advertiser
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

For the benefit of his enemies We
must say that Wilson is Just begin
ming to run.-Pensacola (Fla) Jour.
nal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

Woodrow Wilson ls able to recognize
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-04

Get your local news through
the Enterprise. One year 81, 90.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02

Ladies' Petiicoats

Al full size petticoat made OF good cambria with
India tueks and RI end also with four inch en-
broidered bottom, each ....... 800
Good quality cambria pettieoats with 15-iaeh
1aiassa VI r,lDroiderles each s86c
-Four styles Of petticoats made OF splendid quail
ity Nationals, and exceptionally rich embroidefie
RIFLES at ....s1 .25. s1.60 and up TO $3.50
DE Bevois Brassieres-a new line reads
at 60e up TO $500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
Corset Oersrs

f2 dozen deliberately embroidered aud lace
~$xsnamed corset covers; at sizes, each 4s..*s16o
I'll styles og corset coVefs st .*.+. sa4s 90 e8o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02

25c for imported madras, fine mercerized checks md
stripes, Il. inch fine mercerized stripe-sFlaxon weaves
i'm plain and fancy checks. "Lyelnon," q fine plain sheer
dainty cloth, etc. Many Of this lot are worth s5c
and Ace. Choice. yard ...-....... 25c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS
Ladies Drawers

Made Of good quality cambria, two styles one
extra wide Marcella style, plain henstitched
rufie; the other regular size hemstitched rufie
with four small tueks- Special in this White
Sale .......... loo
Extra wide drawers made of soft long cloth,
neat embroidered rnfie s........-.- 3ba
i large line OF styles to sell at soc. Extra
wide also; regular sizes, neatly trimmed; others
more snowy, either lace or embroidery finished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
New voies

This season q new satin striped yoiles. In all the best
colorg Most desirable and fashionable Cor evening w9 i
Priced per yard se andl6nc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
New Shirtwaists

Many q the new designs which viii be most papalsF
TINS coming season are now shown In this White Sale ssla
: 1'Sss ! 80 sIoo up to $3.50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
Combinations

Combination of corset covers and drawers and
eorset cover and skirt. These garments are hand
soInely designed-rich embroideries and headings
with ribbon maks these combinations most attrae-
tive. Many Of the styles are trimmed with
Valeneiennes and Linen laees. About Il styles
are Included. Prices are Doc up 10 s2.25
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
Ladies' MusIia Gowns

In gowns you win find most any style Of make
Or finish the very neat. fine ones, the deliberately
trimmed, both high and low necks. Very neat
sssith linen edge and pink and blue ribbon
draw 46o
embroidery trimmed, to sell at ...s...... 800
Good Nainsook gowns, trimmed deliberately, IN
all neat styles TO
Fine lace or embroidery trimmed gowns about
Is styles, to sell at $50 and $500