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landed two right swings to the jaw and
then a left hook found refuge on the same
antagonist, but could not locate him.
Britt" Britt" yelled the crowd in uni
son as the gong closed a Britt round.
Round 14-Acting under Nolan's in
preston. forced Britt about the ring. As
usual, his efforts to locate Britt were
fruitless and Britt landed several left
swings to the Danes head. They closed
in and Britt peppered his man with right
and left jolts to the face. Britt drove
Nelson's head back a foot with terrific
straight right Britt then shot his left
and right to the face and they wrestled
for a moment, during which Nelson gave
Britt the elbow and floored him. The
crowd yelled it's disapproval. The men
went at it hammer and tongs, Nelson
landing hard right to Britts body as
the gong rang. 1t was Britts round.
Still Yelling for Jimmy.
Round 15-Nelson followed Britt around
the ring and received hard c1Out to the
face. Britt then drove two wicked lefts
to Nelson's jaw, completely turning the
Dane around. He followed this with
another left to the face and they fought
to close quarters, Referee WEIGH prying
them apart. Britt backed about the ring,
landing his left to the Danes jaw with
telling effect and regularity. He continu-
ed this to the close of the round which
found the men in clinch. The crowd
was again on Its feet yelling for Britt.
Up to this time Britt had a clear lead over
the Dane.
Round 16-They fought Intellectually at
close quarters. Breaking, Nelson upper
cut with right to the jaw and then but
ted with his head. The referee pulled
the men apart and Britt swung his left
to the head. Again they closed in with
Nelson inclined to butt. Nelson sent
Britt's head back with a right to the jaw
and then sent his left to the face. Mel
son fought strongly, forcing Britt to
corner. The elusive Californian, however,
sent the Dane to the center of the ring
with a succession of right and left
smashes to the face and head. Britts
round.
Dane Staggered Twice.
Round 1.-THE boxers closed in, both
holding to some extent. Britt staggered
Nelson with a left swing to the jaw and
they clinched. Separating, Britt landed
right and left to the jaw and easily
avoided the Danes attempts at retalia-
ton. They clinched and Welch separated
the men Go in" came the Injunction
from Nelson's corner. The Dane obeyed,
but was met with a left to the face. Mel
son drove his right TO Britt's stomach.
and Britt staggered Nelson with a left
swing. followed with a terrific right to
the same place. Then Britt sent the
blood squirting in a stream from Nell
sons mouth with fearful left smash to
that member The gong rang and for the
first time the Dane showed signs of weak
ening.
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Additional Sports on Page Il
"OLD HOME WEEK."

Boston, July 31.-Ten thousand men
marched through Boston's streets this
forenoon in a civic and trades process
sion, which was part of the New Eng
land day" celebration of "Old Home
week
The parade. of which Lieutenant
General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A., re-
tired, was marshal, was an elaborate
one.
Tonight Boston and Cambridge will
join in exercises upon the occasion of
the dedication of the new 1900, 600 West
Boston bridge, which joins the two CT
ties.
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FRANCE SENDS WAasHIPs.
Fear That the Number of Europeans
Killed Exceeds Those Reported.

Paris. July 31.-The minister of marine
has instructed the commander of the
Mediterranean squadron to hold two
cruisers in readiness to depart for MorOc-
co. He also telegTaphed to the captain of
the cruiser FOTbin, now at Azores, to re-
main there until further instructions
Special dispatches from Tangier receiv-
ed late tonight express the fear that the
number of Europeans murdered exceeds
that at first reported.
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ONE KILLED; TWO INJURED.
Fire in One of the Pittsburs Munich
pal Institutions.

Pittsburg, July 31.-Fire that threat
ened to destroy the municipal institu-
tons of this city at Marshalsea. twelve
miles from here. broke out at 10 O'Clock
tonight and did $4,000 damage. The
fire started in the laundry of the main
building and quickly spread to those
on either side. The administration
building and the hospital were de-
stroyed, and one man wis killed by
falling walls. Two employees of the city
We're seriously injured.
The dead: Samuel Means, employe
caught under falling walls and crushed
to death.
The injured: W. H. Laiben, employe
caught by wall; condition serious.
SentOn Thornton. employee, caught
by wall; condition serious.
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Wholesalers, 10; Retailers, q.

In a nine-inning game at Lagoon yes
terday afternoon the wholesale nine COM
pletely outclassed the retail team, the
score being Is to T. The retailers showed
a flash or two of real ball in one inning,
but they will have to reorganize the team
if they intend to gain honOrs playing ball
Schatz is good pitcher, but he had no
support whatever. This makes the fourth
successive defeat for the retail team.
Additional Sports on Page 10.
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EXTREME LIMIT
IS NOW REACHED
Europeans ButChered in Mo-
rocco by TTibeSmen, Who AS
SauIt and Burn a Village.

Tangier, July 31.-On the pretext that
they were displeased with the harbor
works three tribes today raiGed Casa
blanca one of the chief seapOrts of Mo-
rocco, and massacred the native guards
and seven Europeans. The other Euro
peans in the city. together with a number
of Jews took refuge on a German ship,
which has arrived here. The French
cruiser Galilee sailed for Casablanca to-
night
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
RIDERS STILL
MAKING MILES
Big Four Taking All the Money
-SamueISon Rides
Mile and Quits.

Twenty-four miles and four laps were
added to the string of fifty miles already
chalked up to the credit of the riders in
the hour of the one-hour-a-day six-day BIZ
cycle race at the saucer track At the
close of the race Munroe had been Tapped
three times and the other riders
were ali even. Now and then a rider
Jumped TO the front with burst of speed,
but no attempt was made TO steal a lap.
1t begins to look as if the big four.
Kramer, Clarke, Lawson and Pye, had
formed an offensive and defensive alli-
ance to get the big money in the race.
Last night this combination took all the
coin in the five-mile and end of the race
finishes. Each time the coin was cap
tured without a fight between any of
these men.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle. July 31.-An eleven-inning game
marked by sensational fielding and pitch
ing during the last five rounds was won
by Butte on a close decision at the plate
Score;
r. II. f.
Seattle =. 900 O02 100 01-3 8 4
Butte o.. ..............OO0 200 O10 OF g 3
Batteries-Allen and Stanley; Hoon and
Meyers. Umpire, Ehret
Tacoma. July 31.-Tacoma won today
from Spokane by good batting, Osburn
being batted all over the grounds. Score:
r. H. +.
Tacoma . ..............1G 100 213 20%-9 II ,
Spokane . .............. 900. 900 GG0-3 9 2
Batteries-Deilar and Shea Osburn and
Swindells. Umpire, Frary.
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FIGHT BY ROUNDS.

Round Britt sent Nelson lettering
back with terrific right TO the jaw and
Nelson almost went to the floor. He was
up quickly in fighting position and Britt
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Round 1S-Britt crossed his left to the
ear and then shot his right to the nose.
left hook to the mouth again started
Nelson bleeding. Britt sent a straight left
TO the face and then swung his right to
the Jaw. Nelson forced his man about.
only to receive a telling left upDercut TO
the mouth. A straight left to the mouth
was followed by two right swings to the
same place and the Dane was forced to
cover I'D and stall. Britt staggered his
man with right to the head and then
sent in a left hook to the body. Britt con-
tinued to pepper his man in the face, re-
treating without a blow from his antag-
onist finding Judgment. Britt swung right
and left to the jaw and staggered Mel
son as the bell tolled. 1t was all Britt.
Nelson's right eye was nearly closed at
the end Of the round.
Nelson Still Forcing Fight.
Round 19-Nelson sent Britt's head back
with a straight left to the mouth. The
crowd Kissed Nelson for what they be-
lieVed was butting. Nelson forced Britt
around, but Britt stopped him with we'll
directed left and right swings to the jaw.
Finally at close quarters Britt landed a
right that looked wicked enough to put
out an ordinary man, but Nelson never
faltered. Nelson sent in a straight left
to the face, but Britt forced him to cover
up with right and left swings to the sore
face. Britt fought back viciously. 1t
was all Britt again.
Round 20-They shook hands and fought
hard at close quarters. Nelson drove a
wicked right smash to the jaw. Nelson
appealed to the referee about BIRTHS hold
ing on and then they mixed it furiouSly
Britt having bit the better of it. Britt
drove Nelson to the ropes with several
hard swings. Nelson tottered about the
ring helplessly. Britt went at his man
like a maniac and almost sent Nelson
through the ropes with a right flush to
the Jaw The gong rang at this stage and
saved Nelson from a certain knockout
Nelson went to his corner vomiting and
Britt was given the decision at the end
of the round.
Additional Sports on Page 13.
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A. S. Kendall treats diseases of ami.
mails without the use of therapeutics.
bacteriology or histology. No diplo-
mas, no red tape. Practical knowledge;
thirty years experience. Office, Nc
Coy's stables. Both phones 81.
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the sultan and insists that Great Britain
compel the Moorish government to ac-
cede to his terms and guarantee their eX-
ecution The terms include a demand on
the part of RaisuIi that he be made gov
ernor of the southern tribes. Failing this,
he threatens that he will kill Caid Mac
Lean. The Moors feel that the accept
ance of the bandits terms will lead to
anarchy thus affOrding an excuse for in
reference by France
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Meadow Sweet" best Cache valley
butter, soc h., at United Grocery Co.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. :; Mime
apolis ?.
At Louisville-Louisville, /; Indianapo-
lis. g.
At Columbus-Columbus q Toledo. 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; ST. Paul 2
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York July 3l.-New York won
close game from Detroit today, to !.
Newton and M1llin were equally effective.
but the locals with two hits, single and
double, battery error and Wild
pitch. scored two runs in the fourth,
which were enough to win the game
Score:
r. H. Z.
Detroit ........ 600 900 1OO-1 8 o
New York .......... 900 200 00*-2 8 2
Batteries-Mullin and Payne; Newton
and Thomas.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, July 31.-A home-rlIn
drive by Eagan in the seventh inning
brought today's game into the Oakland
camp. It was a pitchers battle through
out, with hOnors almost evenly divided.
Score;
R. II. Z.
Oakland . ......... 600 O19 O01-2 & n
San Francisco ......... 900 900 010-1 )
'Batteries-Cates and Bliss; Jones and
Street. Umpire-Perrine.
Portland, Ore, July 31-Hard and eff
fective hitting by Los Angeles in the sec
ond and seventh innings TODAY won them
the game from Portland. Burns pitched a
fine game for the visitors and kept the
local team mystified. Score:
r. H. L.
Los Angeles ........... .020 600 no. s .
Portland . .......... 900 O0l OO0-I .
Batteries-Burns and Eager: Hartman
and DonOhue. Umpire. Derrick ..-
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Ask your grocers for the Vienna
Walnut Bread
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver. Colo, July 31.-Denver and Lin
coin broke even in a double-header this
afternoon. Scores:
First game R. HE.
Denver ............... 900 100 020-3 10 4
Lincoln . .............. DAB DOL ITO IL /
Batteries-R. Adams, Orth and ZaIusIzy;
Mckay and Sullivan.
Second game r. II. E.
Denver ...-.----,....- 600 Cos 0O@- S IL
Lincoln ..--.-..-.---- O04 600 O00-4 l
Batteries-C. Adams and McDonough;
Zackert, Jones and Zinran.
Pueblo, Colo. July 31.-Pueblo made a
strong finish today and beat the Sioux
City team in the second game of the
series. Score:
R.H E.
Pueblo -. ............... 900 col OBS IL
Sioux City ...........,.. O01 O13 O00--4 9
Batteries-Jackson and Drill; Dressler,
Jarrett and J. /. Sheehan.
Omaha. July 31.-Edmundson gave but
one hit during the ten innings he pitched.
which was responsible for Omaha's defeat
today. Raglan allowed but three hits but
one of them, a three-base drive, sent in
the winning run in the eleventh Score:
r. H. L.
Omaha . ........ 900 600 900 60 ? 3
Des MOines ......... 600 600 900 oil 3 .
Batteries-Ragan and Gonding; Ed
mundson, r. Miller and Yeager
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Ask for that NEW BREAD at your
grocery. Vienna Walnut Bread.
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Try the Vienna Walnut Bread. Fresh
every day. Ask your grocer.
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RIDS The SYSTEM
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Washington. July 31-Walsh's pitching
was too much for Washington to solve
today and Chicago won handily, 8 to 0.
Remarkable catches by Manager Jones
were features. Score:
Chicago =. .............. 900 900 20l-3 0
notwithstanding. Heydon and War
ner; Walsh and Hart.
Philadelphia, July 31.-Philadelphia de-
feated St Louis today in a hard-hitting
eieven-inning contest. The home team
won out on three hits. an error and wild
pitch by Dineen. Score:
r. II. Z.
st. Louis ..... 900 900 O25 O0-7 IA ?
Philadelphia .... 90 100 900 O1--S Is 2
Batteries-Howell, Dineen and Spencer;
Dygert, Barley, Plank and Schreck.
Boston. July 31.-Cleveland won today's
game in the first inning. batting Tame
hill out of the box. The final score stood
to >. The home players began to hit
Joss hard in the seventh and in the eighth
filled the bases, with none out. CongaltOn
hit to JOSS. who fell down, but managed
to roll the ball to Clarke. and Umpire
O'Laughlin called Hoey out at the plate.
A fast double play ended the inning and
Boston's chance of victory. Score:
r. II. z.
Cleveland -..,.--.-..- 400 600 600
Boston =. ............. 900 600 600 8 4
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; TannehilI,
Pruitt, Winter and Shaw.
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Crowd Wells for Britt.

Round 13-Britt, fighting carefully. land
ed twice with lefts on the Dane
stomach. Nelson advanced. with Britt
backing away. and battering the Dane S
face at will Britt was very cool and APP
peared to gain strength as the fight pro-
crossed. Then Britt shot a fearful left
to the stomach and followed 1t with a
light left to the jaw. Nelson, however.
forced the fighting. He was rewarded
with a right swing flush to the jaw. Mel
son again almost slipped TO his launches,
but was quickly in fighting position. Britt
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Vicious Last Round.
Nelson All But Out.

Nelson failed to come back. The round
ended with half a clinch and Nelson es-
saying a weak uppercut with his left 1t
looked as though the final gong was all
that saved him from knockout. In his
corner a moment later Nelson vOmited
freely.
Nelson carried away as mementoes of
the hardest 2)-round fight he ever stood
up to. a right eye all but closed, slight
cash over the left cheek. a cut mouth and
a badly battered nose. Aside from bleed
ing nose, Britt showed up at the finish
WithOuta visible mark.
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nails Is also Notcd MS the anniversary
OF the death OF three OF the early pres
idents OF the republican,. Adams, the
second, Ieftcrson the third and Mon
roe, the nth
1891 Nathaniel Hawthorne, American
author born In Salem. Mass; died
1854
S07-Gmscppi Garibaldl revolutionlst.
born In Nice; died in Caprera June
>. 1882.
1S26-Thomas jefferson, third president
of the United states. died at Montl-
cello, Va; born 11i3, John Adams
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

OF 17i5 Later he served In parla-
mcnt.
1S99-~Emma Dorothy Eliza hewitt
Soulhworth, the American novel;
ist, died In Washlngton born 1919,
lpoO--The North German Lloyd steam
ers Saale. Bremen and Main burned
at their North river docks In New
York 30g deaths reported, Dcsper-
ate battle NJ Tientsin foreign min
listers ordered to leave Pekin.
1g05--Gen. Hugh Boyle Ewing, soldier,
author and diplomat. died at Lam
caster o.; born 1925.
July 4.
15S2--James Criohton, the famous schol-
arr ana gentleman CThe Admirably.
was assassinated at Mantua, italy,
aged %.
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stroyed by the American fleet under
Sampson and Schley after cscap-
Ing from Santiago hnrhor; Gen.
Shatter demanded the surrender of
Santiago.
Q--Jnpanese destroyers repulsod IN
an attack on the Russian fleet at
Port Arthur. destroycrs sunk by
the Are OF Russian batteries.
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second president OF the United
states, died at quincy Mass; born
there 1886
iSsi--James Monroe, firth president diea
1895 Truce between ,he armies M san
tago.
l9Ol-Prof. John FislSe. philosopher and
historian. died at East Gloucester,
Mass. born 1892
lsob-~A son born to Crown Prince Fred
ericls William OF Germany.
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JUNE 80.

16s5--Archibald Campbell. ninth Earl OF
Argyll was beheaded for rebellion
against James III.
17sh--Gen James Edward Oglethorpe.
founder OF Georgia, died IN Essex
England; born 1858. Oglethorpe was
valiant soldier who served his
king In the armies OF Marlborough
and under Prince Eugene. the Ger
ran ally. In 1888 he obtained a
royal charter TO found colony in
America, which he called after Eng
lanes reigning king. After passing
several years in the colony Ogle-
thorpe returned to Europe where
he took command OF an army and
helped defeat Prince Charlie, the
Scotch pretender. in the rebellion
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Augustus Viscount Howe
Killed near Fort Tlconderoga, n. Y.
His skeleton was found there in
1890. Young Howe was with the
vanguard OF the colonial army, led
by Major Israel Putnam, and he
asked TO be one Of the first to meet
the enemy, Putnam said to him.
II l am killed. the loss viii be of
little consequence, while your pre-
serVatlou Is OF Importance to tho
army" The gallant Howe an
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Washington, Garfield was attacked
while passing through the ladies'
waiting room 10 join q party for an
excursion in New England The
weapon used was q pistol, from
which two bullets were fred. one
bullet took effect In the presidents
back. The assassin had been
promptly seized at the moment OF
shooting aud proved to be charles
j, Guiteau, persistent but disap-
pointed applicant foi Office,
l3eecher stowe died at
New Haven; born 1911,
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independence" sale of parasols

During the Independence sale of
paraso SILK or shade only 10
During the Independence sale select
of $3.50 and $500 parasol all styles SlS5
All other Paos valued
lndtpen- dene sale at wonderfully reduced prices 'S W
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lSi6--Mrs. Jordan. actress and mother
OF 10 children of William ". died
In obscprity at St. cloud France:
born in Ireland l162
lSeS-Decisive day ut Gettysburg; Pick
etts charge rcpulsod.
lS1l-Rome declared capital OF Italy
with imposing ceremonies.
lS90-ldaho admitted as state.
iS9S-Cerverps Spanish squadron de-
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independence sale in the trimmings
and neckwear section.

Fifteen dozen linen lawn and
lace stocks, daintily trimmed,
worth CSC and 35c each. indie
pendencc sale ~
price .''..... NV
Ten dozen neat embroidered
turnover collars, worth Isc to
CSC each. Indcocn- IN
dence sale rice .....,. lOc
Pure linen hemstitched hand
kerchefs 25 dozen OF them,
worth 25c and 3sc each. TX
independence sale price IOc
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tbEsENEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY nrNr % 1907

i7a5-,Ve Comta dc nnnho,,,,n.,
Yoshambo), French eensrai YVi IN
merica, born. died 1907 -
1852 tbattle of Malvern Hrn va
,o MOODY repulse Of the confcderates,
iSsS-gattie OF Gettysburg begun.
lSS'-Ipomas Francis Meagher. irish
patriot and American soldier. while
governor of Montana fell from
steenner on the Mississippi and was
drowned; born 1923.
Isss--Attack on Santiago. Cuba. by Gen.
Skaters corps. battles an lei rnney
and San Juan hill.
lsV0-.J ohn Hay secretary OF state OF
me United States. diod az Newbury
y. H.: born 1875
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LIIN

l6it-Battle OF Marston Moor
l'St-Frederick Theonhlus I5lopstock.
German poet was horn died 1903
lSoo.Sr robert Peel, British Liberal
statesman. died; born 17sS.
lSSl-Presdent Gariield shot bv GuI.
teau in the railroad station at
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Ten white hand embroidered
robes, ready for fitting. Worth
$500 to $1,000 each. 90 ~
independence sale price DJ.( ,
Two dozen embroidered chif-
ion wells in assorted colors.
Worth $r.so to $500 each.
Choose during the cc
Independence sale at =, 2 OH
Laces and embroideries. hum
dreds OF short lengths in all
grades and patterns. Indepen-
dence sale &c
reduction ...........3 OH
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Millinery for Independence day
Our entire stock
off
Splendid mar<o owns o all millinery.
First noo
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twenty-five dozen hemstched and calopcd handbercle
worth 25c and 35c each independence sale price 1E
Tor 25c or each ''....,,. ...,...,..,...,.... 10S
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swered: Putnam. your life is as
dear to you as mine IS to me.
am determined TO go" He was
killed at the first fire.
lsoi-OaNid Glasgow Farragut, naval
1870.
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Undermuslin sectton-First fioor-Annex