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The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

RnS-Mfler. A. Holman ca. B. johnson. Bury.
Haas, n. johnson C2). r. smithson, Thompson H.
Smithson. DOugherty. First bass On errors-In-
gam. 5; Nativity. J. Left on bases-Ingram, ):
Nativity, / Ff1t hsss balls-Oh Keppler. ! OF
Kelly. J. stuck out-By Beach 9; by Kelly. 10
Bits made-Oh Keppler, ;: on Beach. { TWo-hass
hits-N. johnson, X. Smithson. Bury. Three-hase
hits-N. johnson, Haas Sacrifice hits-J. Holman.
Crown. r. Snifhson. H. smithsou. Herman Stolen
hGses-Miller. A. Holman. B. johnson, J. Hod-
man. Balk-Besch. Umpire-MH. Herbert. Pine
of Eame-l hour and 3 minutu.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Ifnlinn Murderer Hanged.

Lancaster. Pa, May 23-Antonio
Romonso. an Italian, convicted OF muir
derlng Antonio sarahno with an Ak on
July 6 1910. for the purpose OF robbery
at an Italian laborers' camp near here.
was hanged to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Tenm Wand. Game.

Continental Casualty Company base
talI team wishes to play some eighteen
year-old team Saturday afternoon. Ad-
dress v. A Nichols. care Continental
Casually Company. s16 Fourteenth
Street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

Runs-Neil, Walker. Maddox, kidEelL First base
on srror-Lofaer. l. Left bases-Lofaer. 5; Pep
co, 6. First base on baIls-Of Brady, 4; OF Kid
we'll 3 Innings pitched-By Sullivan. ); by Kid
we'll. Times at bat By Opponents-Asaipst. H;
against Kidwen u Hits made-Oh Sullivan. 4: OF
KidWel !. Struck out-By Brady, Il; by Sullivan,
); b. Kidwel, l. Threebase ht-Maddux. Two
base hit-Moran. Stolen baseS-Nsil, Heck, Lynch,
GIL Double play-Meyers TO Gill. Umpire-AIr.
Newman. Time Of camel hour = nd IS minutes.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
yrsrrRpArs RESULTS.

-
Capitai City League-Pumpes. 2; Navy Yard. 4
Columbia Leagne-Bankera. %; EQUITABLE.
Departmental Leasus-Interior, n @. =. o. 1
tForfeitll
Irdependencs Lsarue-Loaher, ); Pspco. o
Mnruuetts Leaeue-P Printer. 10: Tennanytown. 4.
Northern Associetion-Regents. u AndruNs
R. R. Y. NJ C. A. Lsague-AdamA B; Sta
ton.
sunday School League-Iusrsm. s; Natisity.
Treasury Leagae-And. State, 10; n. B. r.. =
GAMES TODAY.
Columbia Lsague-dt Pleasant Va Bnddock.
DEPARTMENTAL EeaEue-commercs and Labor u
East washington Lessue-Era N. P. u Met.
ropolitRn.
indepcndence League-southlAnd "a NsuOaah
Marquette LeaCIe-Carroil ST. SterhenA
Northern Assocstion-Park vs. Wayeriey.
r. R. YM @ A. LeaEne-station v southern.
Sunday School League-Sherwood "a Lincoln
Government League-war Va Asricaltue-
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Rms-Fitzgibbons C1, seibold t9, stockman C9,
Sullivan o.. Ford %, Kelly. Hughes. Murdock
t9, Shaw, Colston ~. Sabean C1, Mefz %.
Twobase hit-Carter. Three-base hit-Ford. Hits
made-of Murdock. 9; of Woerterdyce. 6: on
Carter /. Double plAys-WoeTteTdycke 70 Colston
to Elliott. Left on bases-G. P. O., 2; Interior.
g. FHt base erTurs-G. p. O.. 6; Interior. /.
Hit by pitcher-By Murdock (Sabeanl. Passed
ball -FitzgibSons. Wild plteh-woerterdyeke. Bak
-Murdock Umpire-Mr. Nails. Time Of game
! hour and S minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
FLOOD Widens crevaase.

New Orleans. May 2a-The crevasse in
the dixie at Hymelia continues to widen
beneath the constant wear OF the foods
water. The gap was l.5o0 feet wide to-
day. A human body was carried through
the breach BY the torrent.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

Runs-MarkieY hetner, Buckingham. Bearusley
i2), Rector e. Fulcher. Cruson. MeI.sTan q, Nc
Nzmara Roberts, Carr. Left on base~-N b r.
A. Z; Auditors States. First base on balls
Oh Hartley, 2; OF Croson. & Innings ;itehed-By
Hartley. S; b. Bell. ) Times at bai-By oppo-
nents-Against Hartley, Q; against Bell, Il. Hits
mHde-Of Hartley S; Of Bell. I. Struck Out-By
Hartley. ]; By Bell. ); by Croson. 10. Three-base
hts-HArtlsy. Roberts Doable plsy-Fuleher to
Smith Wild pitch-CrUson. Umpirs-Mr. Credille
Tine Of game-l hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

huns-Jaeschke, CaH, hountfet bIltn, DaIA
shipley ~. Bagsetts. Steele. Murphy. Grim.
FlyEn O. TEo-hass' hit-steeIe. Double play
GoSnsu 10 beard to Can. Stolen bsses-Blabemore
~. Jaeschke Carr. Beard. Litz %, Gioyannetd
RSuntrce, Bryan e. Davis, Murphy. Grimm. Left
on bascs-Nayy Yard Q; S. P. s., s Hit By
pitcher-By Gosnell H1ynnl. Passed hals-Walthsr
~. Wnd pitches-BuscheF. GosneIl Umpire-Alr.
Beta Tine Of Eame-i hour and > minutes.
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we,,ern UnIon Defeated.

The ex-Post-ofice defeated the West
ern Union for the second time this sea-
son, Is to 9. With the score tie until
the eighth inning. with three men on
bases, II. Knapp's homer was the fea-
ture Teams wishing games with the
winners. address F. b. Knapp, messen-
ger is. City Post-office.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

: Runs-Roberts. shipley Feldnhn. Reider e2 Lin
so,n 5,n ~. se.en e. Sherwood ". Mac. EsTnsd
Apdreg. }; ReBsnts, LEFT On bases-AndruHs,
u; kesgns1, 9. First hass on balls-06 Walters !.
on Upton, l. Innings pitehed-By Walters. .: b.
Upton. l. Hits made-oh Walters, 10 Struck cut
BY WALTERS. 9; b. Williamson 10. Threebass
hits-Feldman. SilFerberg Gheen, Beach Two
hase hils-Immuthsn Reidsr. Stolen bases-Li1-
coin. silyerbeE. Sherwood %. Lake. Chen t9.
Double play-Reider 10 lincoln- Umpire-Alr. Jen-
ktnA Tine Il Eame-g houEx
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
pumners. o: Navy Yard, 4.

Navy Yard was badly trimmed by
Pumping Station yesterday in the Capt.
tai City League by to 4 The game
was slow. The Pumpers hit Gosnell at
will Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
SAME OLD DOPE.
Reds Are Losing and Spring "crip-
pIed Team" stun.

Cincinnati. Ohio. May 22.-The Giants
have clinched their present series with
the Reds and have fastened themselves
to FIRST place so hard that It will be
impossible for the Reds TO dislodge
them during the present imbroglio.
The good old dope about the Reds
being all crippled up, which has been
doing service ever since the days of
SO, is now being sprung again.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Adams, 10; Station, O.

BY the overwhelming count OF % to 0
Station went down in defeat before
Adams yesterday in the r. R. Y. NJ. C.
Al League. Score:
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War and Navy, 81; Bureau, 8.

The War and Navy defeated Bureau in
the colored Department League n to s.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
GAMES TO-DAY.
BANKERS WITH EASE.

Defeat Equitable In. the Columbia
League, 20 TO 4.
The Bankers defeated the Equitable
Life nine yesterday In the Columbia
League % tn 4 Score:
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interior. 21; G. P. O.. 4.

Interior walked away from G. P. o. ia
the Departmental League yesterday by a
score Of p to l. Conover's catch Of a
line drive featured the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Prtncetnn WIN. from aIichirnn.

Princeton. N. J., May 2.-The Tiger
nine took listIess game from Michigan
to-day By the score Of s 70 ,.
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State. 10: n. B. 3. A., 5.

Auditors for State scored an easy vic
tory over the n. B. r. A. team in the
Treasury League, winning 10 to 5. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
AmrnICAN AssocIAr1oS.

Columbus, Q; Louisville. 5
Toled0. 6; indianapolis. L
Kansas City. ): Minneapolis. O.
Milwaukee, 4; 81. Paul, !.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
FrRsr pREsBYTERIAN FORFETs
Refuses 20 Abide by wood~ard's
De.s.ion-Ninth Gets Game.

with the score tied. to. S. First Pres
byterian refused 10 abide BY the decision
Of Umpire woodward and left the neld.
forfeiting 70 Ninth. Score,
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Suburban League to Start Again
REGENTS WIN.

Defeat Anarews IN Northssn Asso-
citation, to Q.
Regents defeated Andrews in the
Northern Northern Association yesterday. 8 to s
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STILL LEADING.
Lomer by Virtue of Victory Over
Pence Retains Hold.

Lofier retained its hold on first place
by defeating Pepco yesterday in the In
dependence League, 5 to l. The fielding
of GIL and Moran was especially nota-
BILE Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

Two-base hits-Flaunerl
hits-.Sulliran. Tsnsin,
Flannefy. ? in 5 innings;
Sacrifice fy-Buscher. ID
saver. Stolen bsses-cone
Sacrifice hifs-c0nofe-, J
p. O. g. Interior. 6
nor. 5; @. p. o, l.
nery, Cockrill: b. Gray,
sin. Fishsr. PcIiock. B
mold. Wild pitch-Gray.
Tins o. EanA-2 hour-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
ANOTHER TIE GAME.
nativity and Ingram Battle to Q
TO o Draw.

The second tie game In as many days
was played in the Sunday School League
yesterday. when Ingram and Nativity
battied nine innings to,a s to 6 count
Score:
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IIIaIF.s-.s. y = 2 3 Z
/ 0 0 0 o o ) o 90
Q 10 - 5 l IN

r Robinsoa. Three-b base
conorer. Hits made-of
: OF Gray 4 in I innfns..
ouble play-GrDom 70 Dil-
yEer o., Fanderiip. fisheE.
fisher. LEFT On hases-G.
First base on erTurs-Ints
Hit b. piteher-By F1an-
Lncas; b. WilliamS Tan
Iuscher. Passed bali-Af-
Umpire-NT. ColiihoEer.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
G. P. O., 1s; Interior. z.

C. P. o. defeated Interior yesterday on
the EIlipse, Is TO 7. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

sons out When game was forfeited.
fBstted for Harris in ninth.
E1... E1a., e,..sgtsrian. ..s 5sSSssssISsG
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24
Tnials. 81 .salsIs

"a. p. O-...-..--..........--
Interior. or.......................
The Washington herald., 1912-05-24

Manager Gauzza, of the Nationals, OF
the Independence League, would like to
arrange a game for Sunday with any
fast club in or out Of the District He
can be reached at the National Sporting
Goods Store, in Ninth Street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-02
hintarx In Postana stamna

Many intensely interesting historical
events have been recorded in postage
stamps so that large collection Of
stamps ofrcn shows in a most striking
manner how history was made There
is period OF French history which is
particularly interesting in this way
because the stamps issued at that time
so plainly show the changes in the
ruling power from monarchy 10 repub-
lie and back again. On one French
stamp you see M BaTes head of Lib
erty and the words Republic France. 4
On the following issue of stamps
those issued in 1S49-Louis Napoleon n
head appears Instead Of the Liberty i
the words on the stamp being still REL
public France" After that there was1
new stamp on which Louis NapoH
Icons head still appeared but tho
words Republic France" were replace
ed by Empire France
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-02
Hats In EIizaheth,s lima

The oldest material used for hats i
felt. which was in use at the time o
the Conquest. while in the Canterbur1
Tales merchant is spoken of as wear
ng "a fiaundrish beaver hate LadieI
probably did not begin to wear hatI
until about the tenth century. if a
early. and then it was the lofty head
dress draped. with some material
which it must have been most trying
TO keep on even indoors and quite ind
possible to wear in a wind According
TO the Anatomy of Abuses" writteI
in Queen Elizabeth's time. ladies had
were very nearly as perplexing then n
they are today. 'The fashions be rars
and strange. so is the stuff whereof th(
hats be made divers also; for some arl
of sille, some of velvet. some of tai
fettie and some of wool, and which Il
more curious. some of a certain kim
of fine haire. these they call bev&
hates, of XX. xxx or Nj shilling
price. fetched from beyond the seal
from whence a great sort of other "a
riety do come besides" In the reign Of
Henry VIII. hats assumed a "greate
richnesse and beautie." but in the tin1a
of the first James they became even
more ornate. jewels of price and occa-
slonally small mirrors being used II
their adornment.-London Spectator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-02
Phnsnhnr,Is Eor What.

Experiments in soil treatment hau
been made on the University of In
nois experiment plots on the s. NobN
King farm in Mclean county. and by
The use of phosphorous fertilizer tbI
wheat yield was more than doubled
The average yield on all plots viii
were not treated with phosphor
was twenty-four bushels an acre. T q
average yield on the fortified pldts
was fifty-eight and one half busheif
an acre.
This Is the climax of the results thu
have been obtained on the experimenl
plot year after year and more than
bears out the propaganda of DR. c. g.
Hopkins. the university soil expex
who holds that crops may be double q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-02

research of the Carnegie institution OF
Washington, in which he speaks upon
this subject as member Of commit
tee appointed by the executive council
of the American Historical association
to bring the matter to the attention of
the president and congress.
WM. IL. TAFT. +
The White House, Feb. ., 1912.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-11

'NcoAAAAASo IO4A - WV L YIN " -
Louis 3; Cleveland II, Philadel-
phia 8; Detroit 6, Boston 5.
National League-New York
4, Chicago %; Pittsburg 8, Phil
adelphia 4; Cincinnati 8, Brook
lyn S; St, Louis 3, Boston.1.
Did Judge Owens show con-
tempt for Judge Mckinley?
Search us. But the Giants Ger
tainly showed. contempt for the
Cubs yesterday afternoon. They
ought to be jailed, fined, and.
given the grand razzoo. One Mr..
Ames, who did the hurting for the
New Workers, refused to recog-
nize the hitting credentials of the
Cub batters when hits meant
runs, and Chief Meyers gaily
pushed base runners out of the
way when they tried to chop
down the doors leading to the
home plate. 1t was a shameful
evidence of strong arm work.
***
Larry Cheny did a nifty job of
pitching for the home folks, but
it was useless with the failure of
his pals to hit consecutively.
-
John Evers had a swell chance
to score once. on a double steal,
but the Trojan ran like the second
section of a cattle train, and
Chief Meyers punched him in the
ribs with the ball three feet from
the counting block.
Met Grounds will Orevent a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-11
TO-THEMINUTE SPORT DOPE I
game this afternoon.

game lIllS dII6IHOOu.
***
Turning from the gloom
stuff, the Sox put another over
on Washington yesterday, and
as Boston took the count from
Detroit, Gals men gained a
full game in the race. Rube
Peters was master of the Ma
tionals all the way, easily out
pitching Groom.
Just to show he was some hit
ter himself, Morris Rath banged
a four-timer in the sixth with
Block on base. The rookie also
connected for a single. His hit
ting is one of the daily features of
the Sox play.
Cashion, one of Grifith's. re-
cruit pitchers, was injected into
right field in place of Germany
Schaefer, and duplicated Rath's
swat, but with no one on base.
Harry Lord and Shane Collins
are doing almighty strong smit
ing, the third sacker ringing up
a triple. Collins contribution
was a two-ply bump.
x ~
Just to show how good Peters
was, the only run Washington
made beside that personally con-
Quoted tally of Cashion's, was
when Milan singled, stole second
and third, and scored on an out
field fly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
PAID IN APRIL.
d nrown. AssIgnee. pet,y ~ ae.ount-

!. q. Brown. Assignee. petty ash account
u : Express 90. box from Detroit .............s 20
W p Wallace. .o Ills hay -..--.---......... 81
Va. W u Kahn, supt. sS!ff. hin .....--.......... So II OF
" nstt y Lar. Ere y X ,";Hi "n carIonS -........... Al es
srSt iari~Sft %. iLr-d rhls. polish, ct ............... 3O7
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49, - lang. o. No q ,nI hoNtN Observation-Disclosures 90
a. $500 SWNF e.. J "irphW,. 80. II Sc
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American lr1tft tor 81. eiaEs To 2. : Injector :.
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a. "" AFH 'W sss 80
Total 81 ZIG 81
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= q Brown. Assignee. petty cash
Western Union. to Kely-SprnEneGd r. a. Co and
Williams Contractors supply Co...........f1 20
western Union. TO warren Chem a Mfg CO.. 10
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Trimbie = Lutz Sup Co. pert o. iubricator ... / IS
Geo ". Jonnsuus som 90. 2 dor wick ........ 90
eWttern Union. 10 Equitable Asphalt Co......... / ~
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NOS Alien y day short IN Main ~ ............... ! 10 - -
TOP Mil road fund. January IRA ............. $50 ia
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me l'neylvnna 90. Wand ar No ihe60-crushsd limestone. a. IL
srhenereisin Roofing y sup Co Eatv. iron for asphalt plant file 8 ,
Joe frosty n son. mixed csi Observation-Disclosures. 2 50
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nj H1rea Sons sewer pipe etc observation-disclosures. Isl
TIE freedom OI Worka 60. Rrease. Oh ....-........ Z "a
.ft-Ieskel Hnrdware Co. 5ibs vrre nails .............. is
rrears 4 ttfdle Co. Is carriage bolts .................. 70
ONO valley Drug Co.. lQlh green soap .................. SO
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bay ro,l-Marea IN lo.i g.
rug "f-NAf leh- llsl AZ
Total .,.Ec
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Mcllr-Fargo & co. cartous from StaVe r CO... so
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Msi.f 1E;glsr rSpsaas 5s%s y ..........:.:.:::: 11s &;
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he canton. Rubber Co. I pr cleo gloves . IL
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u " "1-Ie = bill for oats : 10
nsI' nhaV v~as = bolt cutter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ; IS
-. ~ M"fsS 1 Hg white tai saNosran ....... . rs
sasi Ala. ss ei SoTporSion friction tape batteries. ....... IS
= nrrner Lead III turpentne. brushes. ste............. Is rs
= aLa u horseshoeing I SO
n n tSSugey. hauh > as
oiI ~. 20 Goa ass Is
~ - late CSal (. coal 5s 70
b 8 h o q 70 Q n r 2. G i, t nT Q motor ..".."."":5s: So I:ss
rrSy r"i- Nosemser n sgs 80
ny lth ss 90
Total -
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Total
PAID IN DECEMBER.

W p Bgrrussco, coal s.s rs
airy men ssoclatio !. bil Tor hay n oats. .......-. 8 90
w II haiinan a sons. : reams ssndpaper s 90
The Philip Carey Co. ioo-ihs aSbesior cement. ......... 2S
ne Freedom OH Works Co. cyl oil Observation-Disclosures. II so
Sree,S Lans; ; ~ No ? coil chain. Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
szei-Atl Glass co. repair scraper az
Chas u Berry supply 60. Manila rope ? as
y A, MCLAUGHLIN. horse>hodng . 60
rnmbIe 4 Ltz supply Ce. supplies ...........--....... ? IS
" ahsI * nepier. rewinding. n immature .......--...-.....- 81 ls
SumHu Lice torporauon. brackets. switch ~ S.
baiiumore = Ohio X X CO, frt o m csroons 80 so
siumof = ohio. r. X Co frt o n carbons. 40 so
htohn tsrbon Co. caroons l0is SIS
Pay roh-Deoember 18TH s77 81
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PAID IN MAY.

l. II row Assignee. petty cash count-
Metsserher < EhelinG Machine Co. drilling - eb
Trnmhle y Iutz supply Co. l manhoe elf. 40 ii
Inmbie & Lutz supply CO. ! Raly. eI......... SO
GIimsjs s I&t1 sogfi ~ 20. sSas - sss1sss fa''et -: / "a s
~ r%"WTV 20. ettrh, supplies Observation-Disclosures. Q so
Greer 4 I@insS land saw . o o'Y''. - : casnns let..:::
$500, HSW FL rIHnS 80, go: ] 90
- 80 nmN V- : so
= u nausHg otH&h"ing . so
:. W iItz ~ SON q, staNtngs and pine ? 90
So - H. T ~ - sons Greessslng pick ends ! 80
Ta 49, Tue %. IBID IthorF" ..--..-............. IS
m rein Electric co. power for elevator .......... Sc 90 /
RI. y ~" ~ WORKS e, gas oil Observation-Disclosures. ass 50
EEItHnshsm & co; hay -. :? 90
ne u a - x X Co. freight On coke ................... as 0s
~ - ., W y" "W"' kbt1wn mare OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .2S %
" a tI,nr..s - iHSHt on eeNe :.-...---.......--...... 80 Os
rsy Inii NJ. ~. 90. 727 Is -
iS H"H-M4y I"h 757 %
Total .;34s? "a