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The daily tribune., 1907-12-09

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ronage.
FLORENCE STEArl LAUNDRY
II2 Santa Fe Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
DETROIT WINS
AND GET FLAG
New Champions Hit Powell Hard
in Fifth and Eighth
Innings.
Innings.

ST. LOUIS, MO-. October 5.-Detroit
to-day won the American League
pennant by defeating ST. Louis 10 to 9.
Up to the fourth inning Powell held
Detroit safely, no one reaching second
base. but in the fourth Cobb's triple
started a batting bee that sent Jones
across the plate in that inning and
SO worked on Powell that two bases
on balls, two triples and a double
were marked up for Detroit In the
sixth, netting five more runs.
After the disastrous fifth the result
of the game was never In doubt. In
the seventh and in the ninth st. Louis
made run, but by the close of the
game Detroit hid added four more
tallies to its scorN. three Of them COM
ing In the final inning.
Ground rules We're unnecessary. Two
r re games are scheduled for to-
morrow, Umpire BILLY" Evans, who
was severely injured during last De-
troit series several weeks ago, worked
with Umpire Sheridan, and was warm
~ greeted by the Detroit players, who
showed strong disapproval when the
bottle was thrown.
mi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Ginnt. Drop Two Games.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, October 81
The strenuous baseball season in Phil
ndelphia closed to-day, the local Ma
ional League team taking two games
from New York.
New York 80 81 oooooo3 o. 2
Philadelphia 20 0s24O 0 O 4 80 II 2
Batteries: Beecher and Bresnahan:
Moren. Covaleskie and Jacklitsch. Timc,
100. Umpires, Carpenter and Emslie.
Second game:
Score by innings: HE
rhlladelphia ......i . ooiii-r3 :
Batteries: Mafhewson and Curtis
McQuillen and and DooIn. Time, 1:15.
ompires, Carpenters and Emslie.
Otey Loses His Game.
CINCINNATI O.. October Sin the
double hoader to-day the local and
Pl ,,E teams each won a game.
Score by innings: r. HE.
Cincinnati .....oooo.oooo 90 8 8
Batteries: Ewing and Schlei Camnitz
and Gibson. Time. 1:25. Umplres,
O'DaY and Johnstonc.
Second game:
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Pittsburg oooO1so0-1
Batteries: Hit and Mclean; Otey
and Phelps. Time. 1927. Umpires,
ooiiAiotoHe dIu ODOy.
Cubs Forfeit and Lose,
ST. LOUIS. MO-. October 5.-with
the score to Q in favor OF Chicago.
the first game between st. Louis and
Chicago this afternoon was forfeited
to st. Louis in the fourth inning, to O.
as the result Of an argument con-
corning a decision by Umpire Rieler.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. n. r
ST TNJJiy + n n n
chicago ........1 0 OIL 001O O-3
Batteries: McGlynn and Marshall.
Brown and Schultz. Time. 1:i5. I'm.
rire Rigler.
BOSTON. MASS, October 5.-Boston
won both games of to-day's double:
First game
Score by innings RIFF. T.
Boston ........ .O0110 OOO4-6 II
Brooklyn .......0t3001000 -5 II 2
Batteries: Young. Boultcs and Ball,
Pastorious and Ritter. Time, lis. Um-
pires, KLEIN and Rudderham.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. e
Brooklyn .....-....o o o0o-o 4
Batteries: Frock and Needham
Scanlon and Bergen. Time, 1:15. I'm.
pircs, KLEIN and Rudderham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
INDOOR BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Efforts Being Made to Form u Six Club Cir
cult of Teams.

Christ Church Association Is endeavoring
to form six-team indoor baseball league
for the winter season. team from the
Ccvenanters and one from the boys at St.
Andrews are willing to enter the league.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has organized several teams.
and Is playing
The game has greater possibilities than
one would Imagine. and is perhaps as fast
as the outdoor game. Men who have been
playing this season have developed curves
and shoots to a remarkable degree. consId-
terlng the fact that the ball must be deliv-
cred with straight-arm. underhand move
mcnt.
Mr., Frank s. Tousey OF No. 21c1 venable
Street, secretary OF the Christ Church Assoc
citation. will be glad to hear from any teams
that are Interested In the sport, and would
care to join the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
NEGRO
ABLE TO. SPEAK NOW
Cured by Operation at Virginia
Hospital-Can Walk
and Talk.

John Pollard. negro boy. recepti5
stricken with paralysis M C result Of I
q fall from wagon. which gave him
a serious wound on the head. has been
completely cured by an operation at
\ virginia Hospital. When removed
there he was unable to speak, thu
p".aiysis having afflicted his throat,
but he was SO wild and dangerous thai
1t required 4 strong force to keep hin
quiet. Having found by diagnosis tina
the trouble was the result OF a clot on
the brain, Or. II. s.. MacLean and DBL
w. Il. Martin, the latter. the residenti
physician, performed an operation, CUT
The ciot was taken out. Pollard had
been unconscious from the time he wa
placed In tho hospital. but he qufckii
got back his senses. and In less thai
twelve hours was able to speak. TIL
next day he was ready to, walk.
Several operations OF this charact
have been performed at the Virgin
of late, but Pollard showed more
tally and more recuperative powk
than the others. He Will go homeh
q few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
RICHMOND MAN MARRIED.
George r. West and Miss Mccain Elope 10
Norfolk and Wed.


Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, October 6.->Chnplnin
Harry w. Jones. recently dismissed from
the navy after trial by CONFERENCE.-THE, which
he claims was irregular, yesterday came to
the assistance OF two young lovers. They
were George p. West. hotel proprietor OF
3tcwn, N. Y.
1t was an elopement. The ceremony was
performed In the paror OF the Monticello
Hotel In the presence OF Just the number OF
witnesses as required by law.
This was the nrst marriage ceremony
Chaplain Jones has performed since he
severed his connections with the navy. He
had Just arrived from New York. and was
.ccngratulating himself over his narrow cs-
sgpe from what appeared n certain collision
on the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroad, when he was approached by
n friend to tie the knot for the young couple
who wanted the matter kept secret.
Tho ceremony was performed at $3.50
o'clock and at 4 o'clock the newly welded
pair were on train bound to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

yet bred in Virginia, should be hnndi-
capped by the initials q. j., whicl, SAVIOR
OF ii brand rather thansa name. TO these
may be added the Grace w, 2:s2 "a
pacing, bny mare, s. out Madame Bull.
dam OF Princess, 2;l0 ia, breeding ,in-
known Those by sidney Prince With
reduced records IRE Princlne. 2:15 a
Nettie May, 2.2a Ia to 2:21 Ia. and
the PAGERS l.. !. X, 2.1o Ia to 2:lG III
and Frank s., 2:23 Ia TO 2;20 "a. ii
IN addition to these there are at least
n dozen others by Sidney Prince, MI
bred and trained In nm amateur way,
those enumerated mostly by young
farmers In the counties OF Accomack
and Northampton that have shown fast
enough to enter the list OF standard
sped when started.
b. w. Switzerland, Of Mt Olive. N.
C.. owner or the bay stallion Angcl.7 by
Guardsman, 1928 ia. out or zeta, dam
OF Miss Duke, 2:13. etc. by Red Wilkes,
and other trotters, Is having them ham
died for speed and their workouts fur
nish him real diversion. With limited
handling Agnel1is credited with hav-
ing trotted n half in 1910, and another
season Mr.. Switzerland contemplatcs
sending the handsome son OF Guards
man away from home, and having MN
for speed over some good mile
track. "A very clever member of tho
,stnble is a three-year-old nlly by Agnel.
and She promises to make q trotter,
while another even more highly
thought OF Is May Tine. three years old,
by Jane Tine, the sire OF this seasons
high-class filly Belle Bird, gil 3-4,
whose dam Is Sagunchc. by Interlocllen.
Both Belle Bird and May Tine were
bred in Maryland. the latter passingto
her present owner when two years old.
May Tine is regarded as one of the best
young prospects In all North Carolina,
and some tempting offers have been
refused for her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
THEATRE MEETING TO-DAY.
Three Notable Ministers to Speak at y. NJ.
@. A. Services. il3

AppreclntinE. that II the weather ia good,
hundreds OF men will mot he able to hear
the Bishop OF London at the open-nir SER
Vice in the capite! Square this afternoon
the Young MEMS Christian Association has
arranged for a mass Meeting at the Academy
Of Mas!c. beginning at a:15. he doors sopen-
ing at 2:4b. The meeting will begin wlthaa
sol vice OF song. TIaddon s.. Watkins. the
wel!-known tenor solqlst. win sins, short
addresses Will he made by three OF tho
strongest speakers OF the great Episcopal
vention--Rev. W liam Wtlkln known
as tho Wall Street evangelist OF New York
City. Rev. w. q. Marsh. rector Of st. Lulke's
Church Adelaids and for years snn
" NJ G. Al, and Dr. Arthur s. Lloyd. gen.
eral secretary OF the board % u, lssons, All
moi. arc cordially sinyl ted. III E gSS
REV. u. s., White, of aAtehtson, Kus,, Will
speak to the boys !n the association hall,
Of the best sneakers TO boys IN the conyon-
ton. Tho meeting will begi with songs in
1.-The dark at 2;15 r. NJ. 5St i'll !t5s vi
At 5;ls o'clock the convcrsat ional \ Bible
Study Club will meet In tho association
building. Mr.. Rethard. the physical direc-
tol, 5w:ll be In CharGe. Al m n are Inv ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
BOY WHO FORGED CHECK
ESC.APES FROM ItEFORMATORY
[speciaI 10 The T,mes-D,sno,

Especial to The Times-D.spatch.1
& WINCHESTER. VA, October o.
Harry Sine. the seventeen-ycar-ol
young man from Liberty Furnace, who
forged a check on the Mount Jackson
National Bank. for $50 TO raise money
to gettmarried with about two months
ago, and who was sent to the State
Industrial School at Glen Allen, Va.
by Judge Thomas w. Harrison until
he Is twenty one years old. escaped
from that institution Thursday morn
ing. reward has been offered for
his arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
OFFICERS OF DEEP RUN
Hunt Club Holds Annual AIcetlng--W. Or
lnOnd Young, President.

The annual meeting of tho Deep Run Iupt
Club was held last night at the Westmore-
land Club. .S3 3,55. s5 4,
The following officers were elected:
Hammond. vice president: James w. Graves,
secretary and treasurer. and u. st. George
Bryan. master OF fox hounds.
The board Of governors consists of tn 10 fol :
lowing gentlemen: DR.. r. c. Bryan, p. ID.
sydnor. E. B. Harris. J. w. HARRISON 3. II.
Ellington NJ. B, Hobson, William Rueger
and ]. T. Anderson.
Tho club Is in n most prosperous condition.
and the prospect fora successful hunting
sensonst is good. Tho first regular meet will
be on October 10th, x 3iis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
LAWRENCE WINS
GUN CLUB MEDAL
Long and Close Contest Be
tween Him and Mr.. McLclland
Is Close.
BROWN MAKES GREAT RECORD
BROWN MAKES GREAT RECORD.

The features OF the last regular
shoot OF the Deep Run Hunt Club yes
tterday afternoon were the contest TOR
the gold medal of the Richmond Gun
Lawrence. and some very fine shoot
ing by Messrs. Brown and Montgom-
cry. Of the Deep Run Club.
Fairfield was high gun In the regu-
lar score. breaking 4s out OF 90, which
was an excellent score, when one con-.
were present Brown was second with
AZ out OF SO. 1t Is worthy OF men
ton that Brown broke rs straight
twice. making the phenomenal score
record OF the best expert shots in the
country. Brown showed wonderful
staying qualities in shooting off the
tie for the $40 gold piece offered by
the club to be shot for each month.
Brown was tied with Medlco and Mont
Brown broke IS straight, and, with
handicap added, tied in the second
shoot off; but Montgomery won out
in the third shoot off. having more
handicap than Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Mont.
gomery deserves q great deal OF credit
for winning this event, as he Is one
or the youngest shooters In Richmond.
and. Judging from the good showing
made yesterday, will rank with the
pest next ScdsOu.
The most interesting match of The
Afternoon wassthe tie to be shot OH Pr!
for the high gun medal donated by
the Richmond Gun Club. Mr.. Law
renee and Mr.. N1cLelland were the con-
testants, and 1t was an exciting race
from start to finish. Mr.. Lawrence
was the lucky man. breaking as out
OF So. Mr.. McLelland broke As out OF
SO. The scores show how evenly lhe
contestants were matched. MT. Law
renee has only been shooting for two
seasons, and his score yesterday de-
monstrated what q shooter can 90
with practice.
The president OF the club. in a neat
speech, presented Mr.. Lawrence with
the trophy, which he has worked SO 9
hard to win. In reply. Mr.. Lawrence
said, with respect to his nearest ops
ponent, that he did as his friend from
Texas: 'T did my best to win: tnat
was all the angels could do. In the
language OF his German friend ne
said ST tank you. gentlemen, Tor
| the speech Just made" Is
lFIunt Club will hold special shoot
| to decide the championship of Rich
mond. The conditions will be as fol
llows: The race is to be for 100 BIRDS
| 81 entrance: three moneys to be a.
vded: $50, $50 and $50; high gun al.
vision.
Time permitting there will he q team
race between members rof the p ZEE,
Run Hunt Club and the Richmond l!ur
lClub, and visitors are Welcome to WI.
mess this most interesting shoot Of the
Hugh Goodwin, boy fifteen years
Ilo1d. freed the trans for the first TINE
i and broke his first target, and y
out Of 25. This was a most cred red 10 a. DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Electric Lights in Ashland.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

ASHLAND, VA. October 5.-The Vir-
ginia Light and Power Company to-
night furnished the first electric lights
seen in Ashland for several years. The
Bay Railway Company was brilliantly
illuminated, and attracted considerable
attention.. The building had many
visitors, and oil admired the improve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Two Busy Policemen

Policemen johnson and Stockmar were.
kept busy for about twenty minutes las.
night between the hours OF and 10 o'clock
THE first case was that OF Stewart Faulkner
s(cclored). who Is alleged to have shot at his
wife while he was In At of intoxication-
The other offender was Henry VIM also
co;ored, who Is charged with cutting a wo-l
man. as yet unknown to the police. The
two men were finally landed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Z ms, Gould IN Free.

PARIS. October 5.---The time limit In
which Count Boni de Castellane could
appeal to the court OF cessation y, 4 n eXpir-
ed and tte5 3, -, &C.
obtained by Nine. Anna 90 uid, stne 1o =
N ar Countess de Casteilane, Is now ab-
solute. Nine. Gould has settled out OF
court the realtors claims both against
herself and the count. W ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
FALLS FROM CAR.
snr,uel Floyd Receives Bad Cut Or

Eye.
Samuel Floyd. q white man. about s
years old fell from an lakewood and Bad
street car at Twenty-third and YeISte
Streets last night and badly cut hiSeis
over the eye. besides bruistng his tcc.
There was n two-and-a.haif inch woundSer
the left eye. In which Or. Woodson, othe
city ambulance, took 1--we stitches fhs
man was taken to his home. No. 1i1z Ten
80 GYreef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
wv. & u. Tie Carollnn.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
y NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October b.
In an exciting game OF football here
this evening between North Carolina
and Washington and Lee neither team
was able to score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
for Inst my
Re.c.ord III clnl,. /.

Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
staunton Merchant Parn1yzed.
+ Special 10 The $Times-Dispatch.l

Il STAUNON, VA, October 5.-Mr. w.
Alex. Grubert was paralyZed this af-s
5ternoon and Is unconscious. He has
been engaged in business here many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

GA West Eighth Street, have returned after
q visit TO the exposition. 3
Miss Alma Pearson is quito Ill in her home.
No 1902 Bainbridge Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Results Yesterday. '48a
Chicago, 3;St. Louis, 4.
New York, 8; Philadelphia, {f1rst

EalHe1. =, "a n q Iss35
New York, 2; Philadelphia, 8 tscc-
ond game). B3a
Plttsburg. Il: Cincinnati, 4.
Brooklyn, 8 !; Boston, 1 (nrst game).
BROOKLYN, o; Boston, II (second
game).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

]Atehison, Kns., Mill
.he associatlon hall,
IL In said to BIO one
boys in the convcp-
begin with songs in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

John Crouch, white. was before the
Mayor yesterday morning. charged
with interfering with "a man on the
street and being disorderly. lie PAID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

Conversational Bible
In tho association
the phyHical dlrec.-
All mon are invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
q Personals md Briefs.

Miss Leila Adkins Brown, OF swansboro. is
Writing the Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs Ii. G. Utley, formerly OF Manchester,
died day at her residence. No. 424 South
Laurel Street. Richmond, at II o'clock A.. NJ.
many friends. She was thirty years OF age
and a is survived by her husband. Tho
funeral will take place from Union Station
Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon
lat 3 o'clock. and the nternaent will be at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

summary. Earned runs-PhIladel-
ph1a, 2. Left on bases-Philadelphia S !;
Washington. !. Umpires. Messrs. Con-
molly and Hurst. Time OF game. thirty
minutes --ll- =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

nj EN designs for coins which were
~ TO have been minted In phisadei.
phia which Augustus ST 0andans. the
DISTINGUISHED seaintof. made shortly
before bis death, have been found IN.
suitable III their present shape for
execution with the machinery In USE
AZ the mint Hence contrary 20 4
current report. the government has
not accepted any ~ them. The gen
eral Approval which was expressed by
the president ~ not conclusive ia an
Official sense. The law requires that
they shall be accepted by the seere.
tary Of the treasury aud the director
OF the mint before being adopted
The projection Of the sculptures
upon the coins Is too high for con
yenience Of handling At banks or
other large business establishments
Coins cannot be well stacked unless
one viii he perfectly fat and snug
upon another. and this Is Impossible
where the has reliefs In tho middle
are higher than the rim pile Of
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Nseklaee erlna. I'd l.aek

A. e@Fie story IL told about a neck.
lace which formerly belonged TO the
rlaharannse Of Cooch IiahaF. India,
and which is supposed 20 bring bad
fortune u every orr connected wifh
H. The history Of the u@shiaes--of
pearls and turaa0isss, elsich are not
usually considered q b. aaineky
stones h certainly peculiar while Il
WIS In the nahasaanFas possession
ahe was fuhhea Of quantity on yalu.
asle ieweiFf aud fhs mahaSaiah loas
soule ~ his beat faeihg gonaes BY
death nad brvakdo~he The advice of
Bundts ~as eaHgg, BE prescribed =
change II g~arrslsp ana a VOYAGE
aeross The sea Ia order % break the
speii and the necklace sa8 according
BY Gsysn % lady 10 England. As ~.
stflt shs msharaiah has beeun IL wfn
races a@aln and the msharAnaee hax
received the stolen property. 6as ih~
story goss that ths pfsseut 9wnef ~
the nsseklaca has bsrn sh~ vfstim ~
peressfyng 81 fortune gFuEa ths day
that u came into beF ps.sse2xIon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

Tor the large nansheg ~ basahaads
IN e sryasa t@lHAF'a 'sir quantity
nf pref afst.ear fer re lals wss nsst
Here saae 81 RS rntsiva HAY
rem xa1 ~; witch hazel. ga, hair
taale, s7sa7. hfsirsn,ine. sise
A sflvsS inkstsHd for the vice pres.
idsnss roara euSsins $500 has been
noticed Seiefe II the pubic prinis
Then. on t!sr last siax ~ the last ses
sion. wsea & E tresi e I ard his. cab,
inst went 10 The CAPITOL 10 help clof,
M the seatte. II ate SO - ~eril
of feed for lnas hsoa No less thar
t3os rs for naaienFe ATS fnf the men,
heFs al the senate Indicates that tho
fair raaRleprtsss In tbs town are los
Ing consider able trade Six SEWN;
seis AZ total rsast of sae SO are On
the list
Glove ard handkerchief sets figure
prominently in the rrpoFt. as also
do oBefa hags, hand bags. engage
ment pads. and sneh like
II IA easy 10 guess that all these
articles are utilized BY the senators
and their families, but II Ia puzsling
10 understand who makes way with
the hundreds of bushels aud pounds
% oats. t;axseed neal, bran meal, rock
salt. etc, and they certainly do not
eat axle grease, soap. roain. tar spool
GOTTEN. cheese cloth. pamlee stone
Georgia piue. screen hinges. brass
taeka. wire head nails monkey
wrsnehss and paste oilers. nor 10 IL
reasonable 20 suppose that these sol
ons drink mustang IMMINENT, petFo-
ieam. taFnensine. arnlca. mahogany
varnish. aud lot Of oshaf stun that
Is bought In Wholesale lots These
probably. were bought Tor the horses
that are used TO draw the senate
mail wagons, and for the vehicles
themselves.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

The Queen u Siam possesses the
finest soliHc1ien ~ isweis IA the world
Tbs wslis ct hef bed chamber are
LITERALLY ahlass with precious stones
While IN a safe in her psalesty apart.
meats are diamonds. rables. pearls AID
emeralas tashioned gnfo aaalat neek
lsess Of tahai0aa ssla~. 0ne Atgia ar
,icis alone imieadea 20 serva as a
ihiH bie. IL Ia gha shape - ; lotus
aawsF ard II valued a. ais 600
The Elnw. tssa possesses a woaaer
yal stssck ~ iswels, ard rot ony IS his
shrene whleh Is raade ~ pare Eo1e.
ihlckiy euernsied SHh dfsmoags
pearls aHd ridges. hat bis usaiestgs
ssats mAaus Is covered wlth 5~2eis.
in fact. tits cloak is he MIST wuaief.
Gal Earmenf tn the ~crid 10 spite og
his emofaoaa c0l!scfiun Il seMe2s.
however. the KinR q Ss4m, = eea-
ssastl4 adding 60 shea ass sssane
something like clz0eao gsf Anauu -
PURCHASING nes stcae's