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Alabama Con. e.. & I. Increases Output

The Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
Company, control OF which Is held by the
International Power Company, reports net
earnings for March, 1905. Of ISL 1877. Its out
put of coal and coke has been increased to
an annual average of $50, 900 and 1900 0 tons
respectively. Tho new furnace now being
completion. This, with its three other
large furnaces at Gadsden and Ironaton.
will give the company an annual output Of
iron of from 200 900 to 225, 900 tons. Al the
last meeting Of the board Of directors the
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ per, cent
upon the preferred stock was declared,
payable June /.
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Mursinai Notes on the "City Record"

The bureau Of the Citizens Union, which
was formed to keep tabs on the city admin
istration, issued yesterday O long statement
showing the salary increases made by the
municipal government from January / to
April 1. The list IL complied from the CITY
Record. The result OF the trouble the
bureau put itself to was to show that in the
period mentioned there had been 2S5 new
appointments, while aI3 employees had
received increases Of salaries, the whole
amount involved being $500 $50. OF this
si3s, ITO Is accounted for by the establish
ment OF the new Water Supply Boar .. As
for the rcst the pervSntaSe u normal.
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Yesterday, for the first time since the
sarthluake. there was a transfer Of money
from san Francisco through the Sub"Treae-
NiS go, and it was Of especial Significance.
ior il exceeded 10y s233,5OO the amount rams
ferrpd from this city 10 q Francisco Z.
The money was sent by the First National
Rank OF Oakland to the Chase National
Bank OF this city.
Gold withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury
Yesterday on account Of gold imports
amounted to 81 SOC, 900. making a total Of
Sr7 5000 since April II.
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FOR BROOKLYN NEW ACADEMY.
The Allied Arts Association working for
Its COfnnletlon.

The Allied Arts Association Of Brooklyn
has planned a number of concerts and other
entertainments with a view 10 secui ing the
completion of the fund required for the
erection Of the new Academy of Music. The
first concert will be given at the Nesmith
Mansion, III Remsen street, on Tuesday
evening with vocal and Instrumental talent.
At the close Of the concert an appeal will
be made for subscriptions to the academy
atock.
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By his will, filed for probate yesterday,
John c, Snyder, who died OF April rs. cut
of his daughter. Fanny T. Rotman, who
lives at sol West Forty-slxth street, with 81.
In doing SO he wrote that his reason was
that she had incurred his disp!easure by
marrying against his wishes. His estate,
which is not large, goes to the widow,
Emma j. Snyder Of 1926 West Fifty-frst
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imports and Exports.

q, 20 Imports OF specie for the week were
;Fetsl speGi j lm mp . . sl LaSS, S SSn Ssf sHi sas 'oss I'll!
nNporis OF specie were: Silver, lsst,Ssi
4 "a s2?c. 900. a total OF o.. iot.5Si. against
siiTeSie since, January l have been: Gold,
S,SS IIS5Su3 silver, sls.7io. no, q total OF t1s,.
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D,NSsH ron aES. pOarER

IsraH ~ iAc auess NJ TIE IUaiaah dsab
Netl saturday Niaht
A dlnnsr will H. given nest saturday
niaht 81 the MoatAuh Club. Hroohlyn. In
honor u Gen. Horace Porter who hos lone
Clov. TimSthy 4. woodruff, pfspident OF
tho club, and the other officers asr rlsnnlng
q nreat reception for him. u u eSpRctsh
that fully ?V1 gusats will he present.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING AS:
SOClATION-The annual election OF trustees OF
this association will he hell al Its once. ITO Nassau
ST.. Nc Nork. on Monday. May 2!st. 1909. from
noon TIL 1921 O'Clock Y. Al,
FRANKLIN %BAllTLEr.., Secretary.
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Lard was dull: prime West
american. ss'sS. PORK was QUIET and steady;
ER %,sr s11sssI1;s; d TsIsv soc Sa fs ss.lss e. sS:
were weak early IN the day on iouldation,
selling BY packers. and expectations 0f large
soine rally occurred on covering Of Efforts
and foreign buying OF lard and ribs" Prices
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The ANNUAL MEETING ofthe VAULT OWNERS
OF the NEW YORK CITY MARBLE
will be held at the ornoe Of the President. Alexander
Maitland, IS Broadway. room ise. On Monday. May
ALBERT puLLuS Secretary.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the associated
banks produced genuine surprise In the
financial district. 1t was about as far away
from expectation as could be. A large
decreas' in loans, for instance. had been
looked for on account OF the liquidation In the
stock market, but this item actually showed
ably S as 0S a result Of y the S9e deiective OPERATION s
Si,l tSs al Rye ira end sy 81 tbe S Week Es aEa co tine ied-
There was a loss Of 81, s2o, 800 In cash, and a
decrease OF, 81 400, 100 In, deposlts. The de:
1852 ,I25 in reserve, which. deducted from the
loss of cash. showed a diminution OF N.+el.-
SIS IN tho amount OF surplus, reserve: me
surplus IL now 81, s9g, 52S. against SIS ,729, i26
las, year and s2?, IA. 200 in 1904.
The weekly statement Of the associated
sf SIass Of xt tie ,S city o q IN, New Syo York Ma So mp re- tbs e.
corresponding week a year ago:
F bsss,,.;; 81. 'i i:$sE: !Ss s:ssS ' f;Sss: s!s: :sSs = T. l: :'ss: ii :sss
Circulation 5o,sH,2oo 6i,iss,too t,SS 600
LEGAL lend. S,5fi;sS sS,sss:sSo $1,000
Res, rcq'd. :S6,sis,S7S 2S7I7o'sOO 'sS'S7iA7S
,sgplu. ss,soo,SaS VO,ss7,too ss,71s,tss
iOdcptS. $50 263 900
Tho changes for the week were as follows:
LamS Inc, S,voo' ~
,,rpUHllh Deo' Si,tge,l0
'lfcuIhVoh '...'''.,... Wt'soo
Spccir . ;...''' s.ss,,asSycv
IFVhl tenders Dec l'Hof'oOo
Io'al reserve Dec N'Sso'Soo
-----
Surplus Dec. N,to7. s7b
The amount of United States deposits
shown in this weeks statement 70 SIS, OF ,70o!,
an increase of t7.OiS, 400 since last week. II
these DEPOSITS were deducted from the aGgre-
gate given the surplus would be 81. eo2, $50. j..
Fellow Is Il table, showing the percentage OF
cash reserves to deposits. Of the more prom
inent banks compared with last week:
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for sS Septsifassi ss W sess and ssaG "a, i.s,o s'f FOR mus lSls.
covados 90 test. Sales, 1900 bags Porto Rloo
and Cuba, May shipment, az equal 70 $50.
June shipment, at equal TO $3.50, duty paid,
Refined was more active and firmer. Federal
prices 9 points higher. All .~refners now on
basiB Of $500. for GRADUATED.
NAVAL SToRRs -Spirits OF turpentine. CSC.
Common 70 good strained rosin, et.oS.
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NO EXTRA HAIR FoR IT.
Advertisements for The Sun and Evening sun
may DO left at any American District Messenger .
once In the city,
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PUBLIC NOTICES


PUBLIC NOTICE
"a OF NEW YORK.
Board Of Railroad Commissioner.
Albany, April 80, 1904
Application swing been made To this Board by
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company and It's lessor, the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company. under section "a OF the railroad
law. for consent 70 the disoontinuance of the iioth
street and Park aven9e. New York city, station on
the New York and Harlem Railroad. NOTICE In
hereby given that q public hearing on said applioa-
ton win DO held By this Board az the New YORK
once OF this Board, rooms H0Qt SOFT, In the Metro
poitAn Building, Fourth avenue and oath street.
New YORK city, on Wednesday. May o, 1905, at a.so
O'Clock p. n By the Board.
J. s. BENNEpY.
Secretary. Board OF Railroad Commissioner. y
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Gosasp 90 WAEE sTAEET.

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w ths pfastiUat eefialntT thaf there y 0Htt
~ ~ stftna " tho Hhthf ~ 49, Fpnioaa Haais
hea4 had anlF haru Nv rfuafesa y fea miHHieN
Whaa IN lnsplfef item iaHeaed Ne Wfeff
efselna ~ tha higst aehnilr terms thsf tbe
msn egahi ~ sfdsfed btet ~ WsfN 0n ~
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Aielsfby . SHARP buYiha asafeHeHt IN HssdlHa
aad NE sthef e~oaiefa. lH.th fag ~ tittl 90
esWnt and ~ csveflne " shsgta The aeiuaf
aAneaHfetHaHt " ne sHfseaWiHflees aUfi8H
" Recommending that ~ HtsH sfeaid ~
oHee hatufH ~ eofs under fhs ieg1 tsrHia
att nee faash tha hHaHeiat dtstflrt uHtit
abuut IN mlddls N fhs serBad h0uF When
n eHFge4 ~ shaef Tire eHeet " ~ anees
psctediy btd baNH statement The 9eHsfHi
aHnfINtsnt Was thaf ths hsetdgWn ~ the
miness Waa lmpsftakt, hUt 0nty N Ne bsafiHe
~ ths Aathfaelge tadHaffv ead tha earnings
u The hard e8al f0ada but - q asIHtBfy
lsaasa " sgbag Iabsg bodtse. ~, fsf lnafaNre.
thuae concerned Nv the sfFihe Witch ~
pFeasht practically tlss 10 BUSINESS ~ the
Great Lakes
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Delaware and Hudson. the Erie issues and
Ontario and Western made substantial ad-
vanoes on the practical settlement Of the coal
labor trouble. The short interest In these
was not 80 large as In Reading. but on account
OF months Of neglect the weak bull account
had been eliminated and the ct ocks had be-
come concentrated In strone hands.
The oasis., 1906-07-28

Thursday, after q week a that in- stitution, suffering from iniiamma- tion of the eyes NIT. Motherhood came up from one of the grading camps on the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad in Sonora. Rudolph Nors and Arturo Torres, from the same locality, are now at the hospital, being treated for chronic bronchitis
 MT. w. T. Welisch, formerly manager for the Nogales Bakery and Grocery. who has been in Sun Francisco several years, doing a handsome business as a rice factor, and WIS compelled to cross the bay to Oakland at the time of the earthquake, has returned to San Francisco, and is now estab- lished in the Monadnock building, on Market street. The many friends of Mr. Nelisch will De pleased to learn of his prosperity.
 Thursday evening Messrs. H. O. and .. w Eberle came in from Promontorio, and were here Fri day. They report work there go- ing on with the utmost speed and satisfaction. Within the week they have cut another ore body in the new workings, and have ex- tended development in the ore bodies discovered heretofore. The material for the telephone line. and the machinery for the electric lighting plant, mentioned last week, have arrived. A steel cage for the hoist las been ordered at
The oasis., 1906-07-28

Roy & Titcomh's. and will De in stalled and put into operation in the shortest possible order. This week Manager Eberle has received information that at d recent meet of the board of directors it was voted 10 authorize immediate con- struction Of d shelter, to reduce to matte and bullion the concentrates from the mill, which will greatly increase the value Of the product and work a great saving in freight charges. Mr. Andrew Bartleth, of Nogales, has been engaged to take charge of the mill on one shift. continuous work being now the programme.
 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Middleton of Tucson were visitors in Nogales for a couple of hours. They made the trip from Tucson here, about seventy five miles, in seven and half hours in a Wal- tham-0rient Blackboard automo- bile. It was the first blackboard machine seen in Nogales and was admired by many. Il weighs about six hundred pounds and the mechanism appears to be as simple as \ water motor. Mir, Middleton is Mergenthaler operator on the Tucson Citizen and puts in his spare time selling autos like the one he uses.
 Ii you want something suitable for present, call at Ia Moda The only house that imports goods direct from Europe
The oasis., 1906-07-28

For good, substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown E Co.'s Patrol Shoe" sold at the Rad House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 Sunday at Cihuta, q newsboy on the Sonora railroad accidentally shot himself in the foot with a twenty-two calibre rifle. The bullet was extracted by pr. Gus letter at the Sisters hospital Mon- day.
 This week the card of Attorney $. F. Noon is added to the political announcements appearing in the columns of THE OASIS. Mr. Noon was elected district attorney two years ago and will De re. elected this fall.
 NIT. David G.' Taylor, m attor- ney from Denver, Colorado, who spent several days of last week in Nogales. left Monday for Globe Mr Taylor N looking about the territory, with view to locating in Arizona
 Mir c. Q. Richards, who was the first witness called in the case now on trial in the district court, hn- ished his testimony Monday even ing and on the following morning started on his return journey to his home in San Diego.
 Monday Mr Charles Bowman, q prominent attorney residing in Tombstone, was q visitor at Mo- gales Mr. Bowman, is a member Of the territorial board of equaliz- alion, and his visit had some connection with the Worlds Fair tax case.
 Mrs. Doan was quite i'll Friday and Saturday, compelling her to terminate her visit at the line city sooner than intended. Sunday morning Judge Doan accompanied his wife, and Mrs. McAllister, her cousin, to their home in Tombstone, returning the same evening.
 
 The Washington Trading com pany will remove it's stock of dry goods from the local store to the es- tablishment as Washington camp. The big store room will be divided and the south room will be oceu- pied by Rodgers < Helvey, the confectionery and ice cream manu- lecturers.
 Mir. w. E. Motherhood was dis charged from the Sisters hospital
The oasis., 1906-07-28

Saturday July 1000
mstsfoootssions

Following are the market quota ti0ns ou metals for today. Copper (E. Cathoie) lss-lsi cts
 per ID.
 Lead, per 100 lbs. 5.75. Silver, per oz., 65t cts New York City, Exchange l.Ol Pesos. Bullion value 504 Mex. Dol. (local) 514 American Dollars 195 Mexico City Exchange 2.0l
The oasis., 1906-07-28
NOGALES NOTES.

While in 6uavmas eat and drink at The Gambrinus. l.. J. Ashley.
 Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Neil Me- Donald of Harshaw, were visitors al Nogales.
 MT. Julius kunde, from the San Rafael region, was visitor at the line city Tuesday.
 Miss Minnie Lee Johnston. from San Antonio, Texas, k visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Elliott.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by MT. John ". Prout Jr., assistant munger for the Mowry Mines Co.
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Tuesday Messrs. John F McIn- tyre and 4. L. Cane left on a ten days prospecting trip in the Pata- gonia mountains.
 Last Saturday Reverend k. C.. Elliott was naturalized in the dis trict court The gentleman is q native of England
 Monday Mr. F. s. Clark, attor- ney general, was ut Nogales, on business in connection with the Worlds Fair tax suits.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House. Ramon Yasquez. \
 Llewellyn. the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. w D. Fredericks, has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever, but is now improving
 Sunday evening Captain James Sheridan was at Nogales. en route to Duluth, Minnesota, for vaca- tion through the hot weather.
 Tuesday morning Mir George A. Trude, one of the attorneys in the Cerfo Prieto case now on trial in the district court, started for his home in Chicago.
 Mr. R. r Mutt, who went to Los Angeles q couple or three weeks ago, writes that himself and family are all we'll, and that they are located at 124 west 33a street, in that city.
 Monday at the Sisters hospital Dr. A. l.. Gustetter performed all operation for appendicitis upon Miss Carmen Ortiz of Nogales, Sonora. The young lady is now conyalescing.
 Mir. Rudolf Marburg, who has been at Hermosillo, Sonora, for the past few months, settling up his business affairs at that place, was in Nogales Saturday, on his way to his home in Germany.
 Pupils taught piano. organ and vocal music. Pianos for sale. Mrs. Lulley.
The oasis., 1906-07-28
Leading CIOthierS of the Southwest

YP to the present time there has been no wholesale
 dry goods and clothing house the American
 Mexican International line and retail merchants sent to Chicago, St. Louis New York and other points for their stocks of goods. They be purchased on the Mexican side of the line and shipped to any point south short notice. Our wholesale depart ment in Nogales, Sonora, is we'll supplied. We also represent the best tailoring establishments in the country and suits made to order are guaranteed to fit We are prepared to supply the trade of Sonora and sinaoa more promptly than any other house in the two countries.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
HAVANA ELECTRIC,
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

During the week ended June more petroleum
wells completed in the lower Southwest and
Southeastern Ohio than in any previous week dur
Keener sand pool. in Tyler County. however. and
County the completed wells were of ordinary char
acter Were 1t not for the Keener sand pool. the
field news would be uninteresting This one dis
trict continues 70 bring more wells above the
average size and with fewer busters than in any
other section. Furthermore all nearly all OF
the wells show exceptional staying qualities, which
continues It's prestige as the best pool discovered
in n long while More wells going down. and
in q constantly increasing radius from the orig
inal producing section; but far the limitation OF
the pool has not been denned although the wells
are not so strong those near the actual produc-
ing centre
Perhaps the most interesting discovery OF the
week was that OF new Berea grit pool in Mercer
county. in Southeastern Ohio. This cOnsId-
cred a worthless section. put man continued 10
peg away. and rewarded by striking producer
on the edge of Mercer and Lawrence counties. He
fair producers for that district. as they started
out with about twelve barrels a day. and hold up
1airiy Well The oil Is OF a fine quality. and Is
found In the grit at about seven hundred feet down.
There Is little OF note elsewhere in SOutheas astern
Ohio.
Several good producers have been found In the
Shire pool Crawford County, Ill. Some OF them
were good for 800 barrels day at the Need
displayed in this field. and operations are
being extended we'll beyond the Birch Farm, where
the first big gusher came to light.
Refined petroleum closed UNCHANGED AZ TSO cents
In barrels and 47o cents in bulk New York Phil
adeiphia prices were basis OF points lower
The foreign refined market was also UNCHANGED.
werp, ls francs per 100 kilos. and bremen 6 IS
marks per % kilos-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
FINDS LOST GIRL THROUGH LETTER
Father Follows Up Clew-Leaves Daupbter
IN Place She Had Found

oo"ing clew found in letter left behind b.,
So. nay rose, OF Albion Place. Port Richmond
- iS'ahd ny Rose. her father, on Saturds,,
si'' 70 FoTt Chester and while waiting IN rrot =,
. I.e Iost~faoe there met his lost daughter 49,
~, Irs' greeting Mr. Rose began 10 upbra,a tba
eHi' she told him that she had answered a.. "a
l'Iseiieft OF couple in Port Chester who vra,+aa
%. mat she was waiting to see how she
r,re;o,,s .''I ne" place and had written the
IHeElous day 70 her mother She did no. aaa, :.
I me 'he terrible anxiety she had caused bsr
verge Of @ ooSse Sen a6s f0ld that her mother on the
MI hose went 10 the home vrbera r. -,
desires nc liu xtilhed her story and as the coune
Island on Saturday night without her 0A 10 staten
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
SOLDIER PRISONERS START WEST.
Party Of FOrty-two Leaves Castle Williams
Bound for Fort Leavenwortb

"A party OF forty-two military prisoners from 1,ar,
o1s DOSls IN the Department Of the East left Gov
ethor Island yesterday for the military nrisop ..
oiI -~-aFenWorth Kansas. The prisoners were
'eed 10 leave Castle Williams at 2:30 D m b,,t
they cid not start fo- the Penrsvla,t. .' %.
slauoh until O'Clock Fully two-thirds Of the ~
i-1o Oeeh confined AT Fort Jay. The remainder ,,sa
Et-soneTs from Madison Barracks. Fort Dunont
EoFt Howard, Fort Monroe. Fort Prablo r..
D11lKs' Fort Ethan Allen and Plattsburg BARRACKS
- - men We're closely guarded by twelve arrned
pI1va5es OF the line under command os - @--iieu
.,,iu 'hfee corporals and First Lieutenant wsrooa
-l,Nainara- Of the 18th Infantry The prisoner.
We're assigned TO a special car.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
PRICES FOR STOCKS STRONG UNTIL CLOSING DAYS
OF WEEK.
Money Conditions StrongePob ty of Gold Exports Discussed
Crop Conditions.


responding period. and the same thing is prac-
tically true of bank ciearings.
Weakness which developed in the stock mar
ket at the close Of the week merely represented
the operations of the trading element and the
temporary withdrawal of support by the sub
stantial interests. Traders were bearish because
a reaction was due. and they used as a club on
the market the adverse weather reports received
from certain sections Of the crop territory and
the 1dea that to-day's government report by the
able showing compared with a month ago
Inc condit1on of winter wheat last month was
placed at 81, and even If the condition should
iaH Iour or hve points, there would still be a.
large harvest indicated. as in the last five years
the country has averaged yield an acre of 13 50
ousheIs from an average May condition of s642,
and an average June condition of s1S6
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
MAIL LINE PRESIDENT RETURNS
steamship Man Made Long European Tour
in Automobile.

robert A c Smith. president OF the American
man steamship Company arrived here vesterda,,
on mo Celtic he has been abroad since last ITsh
.eaIy- lie spent most OF his time I'm an a,,,o,,Ctr
horsepower car. ~ H--SsoN IN a 40
sIr- Smith covered 400 miles IN b,s 80.
s.sSee Slr Thomas Upton his Yacht 4, ~
,t e. a..!ean but declined 10 discuss the renors
mat Sir IHomas was building two new vacb.s foiS pS
"Oulo come 10 this country within two months anu
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
CABLE SHIP STOPPED BY FOG.

80 f'a'iDut s-Arneriean liner Blucher which ar
rived here yesterday from Hamburg r.nor,sS ~. !.
me cable repair ship Maekay- Bennett had stonn,o
~ thick fog when sixty miles south and nfteen
niles west OF Cape Sable. Captain Shenk NJ ,ha
repair snip sent wireless rneesaee 10 f-en,I stso
..eessing OF the Butcher asking that he reporf tba
- -s.s4y : beiIetL rs stopped in thick FOG Tho
bI0cEeF received The message at noon or ssaturdsx
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges Of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold on the New York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare as follows:
June o. OS 10. '0S. June IL. '04.
Exchanges 1872 sos 7s6 S1472 CAS- GOA S07e O2a
No shares sold 1892 200 q 290.oo5 1.2s5.1o9