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The evening world., 1915-03-12
MUNICIPAL ELEVATOR MEN
ORGANIZE BALL TEAM.

The forty-hve elevator 6peratorS st
the Municipal Building have organised
a strong baseball team for the coming
season. They are now arranging gamss
with some OF the best semi-pro teams
in Greater New York for Saturday aft
ernoon and Sunday games.
In the next few weeks .ths candidates
will begin practice at Jasper Oval Thsy
viii be weeded out by Cspt Louis 0ans.
who viii serve also In thS capacity Of
coach. The first game scheduled Yiil
be played on Sunday, Apstl 70. e c..
hook up with the Corona Cubs. Xmong
the candidates are Capt. Gems, ~
Miller. w; Clancy, T. O,Hara. W Ne
Kiei. N. sutton. +. Bennett and J. S1-
isssri AZ 10 cSmmHnsssicn' ss'' =. .sa :h9la e
pal Building. ~
The evening world., 1915-03-12
RITCHECAAMPDN?
WHIPPING WELSH
IN IE|tR0UND BOUT.
California lightweight Absolute
Master Of EngIishman An the
:, Way at Garden and Il Seemed
za lksiy 10 Would Win By
Knockout n Longer Confess.


Srrsady Wslsh won ths lighk-
wA mt champlonanap mom WnIs
RatA'hie Ast July m Honooo 81
poilta according 20 Me ~ ~
- Aeferes Ccrr1 LAst n,gns
NfaAh,oa 0luaro 0aroen tcn
ana Welsh INST egAin. IN W',
rOunA bout, ana hitcme cIsax1
won IN the opinion OF tweivs o.
OF tlnrAscn eporting sxpers Ina
r0ported the contest for tne Ncw
York papers. The ODD nnans 40"
olulon Vos . draw. Isn't ne prao-'
{icaliy unanimoao cpinacn q twelve
S9Derts - 00Mvinotn8 - 0es q
-sas- -Rs1ssss Corn n Lsneen iasf
( sHhouaan~ R,sdsss - sss dam
vson t0-Aayf
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cisi weights. ringside and In nshting
costume. were Ritchie. itsh pounds;
Welsh. 1s5k, Each wore about two
pounds and q half Of clothes.
In the early part Of tho fght Welsh
responded to Rtchie's determined at
tack by butting freely until the end
OF the third round. Willie made no
protest. but the spectators hisssd
Welsh. Altar the third Welsh
stopped using the top OF his head In
tho ciinches and for several rounds
ciinched less frequently. relying more
on his footwork and his ducking to
evade Ritchie's attack.
Neither man showed any mark
worth mentioning at the end. Welsh
hadn't landed . blow that WAS hard
enough to do much damage. and
Ritchie's heaviest punches had beer
directed at the Welshman's body.
From the condition OF the two q
the end Of the ten rounds II seemet
likely that Ritchie would be able r
stop Welsh In longer night. He wa
still fresh, ana Welsh was arm wear
and In distrsss from the body punish
vhs ests receipts were etAsyA
1Ssst 1sss Dsspas ~ - asAt
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SPORTS OF MANY SORTS

anal Of the state ohampionship tourney
s SWsr &. y. vsS Visck q Eontois,r By By
So. The winner eoorsd .rsmaFkably
we'll on the outward round. Hs had
Two Sp "a he e1s nn sS '01f S:d fna nsSsd pS Out
his nsdel round hs would have been
PRINCETON. y: j.. March H.
Princetcn's two-mils relay team de-
festsd Pennsylvsni. In, N . pretty race.
yards more than two miles. in the good
time OF 9 minutas and 20 seconds.
PHILADELPHIA, March III. y.
Poggenburg, New York. defeated r. NJ.
Lord, Chicako, zoo to $50 after an excit-
inx dnish In the eiEhteenth game Of the
the national championship. AverASes-
Poggenburg. sI3-ls; Lord, s-is. High
runs-Poggenburg. ~; Lord, rs.
Two new out Of town teams have
sent In their signed entry blanks for
the twenty-four hour roller skatins
race which starts at Madison Square
Garden March II at midnight. The
new comera are George Mclean OF
Bath. Ne. who 10 paired with RoiliS
BEkhimsr OF Kansas City. and stan.
ley Keyes OF Detroit. teamed will
Billy MofIatt Of Philadelphia. Al
. four professionals will arrive her,
| o-morrow. when a dozen moro star
from the Middle West viii arrive, In
cluding Steve Shipley. Arthur EgiinR'
ton. Frank Bacon. jesse Carey. KIM
Rex. Joe Forrest. Lyman Moore an<
Carroll Donnoll.
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~ FREDDIE WELSH.

Ritehls fought Q mueh bsttsr
Sipkt than hS did against me in
London and besides was much
faster. He etartsd right sitter me
from the bell. Ritohis dessrves .
eroat deal es credit for the battle
he put up as he fought .svsry
second o. the eentsst. which ie
them did not do. While wee
slow 70 GET Seins, J ih'ck ny
oievsrnssc and the blevse ] land
Cd In the last hak ef the battle
entitled me 20 q drew at least.
The evening world., 1915-03-12

Brooklyn Ceitics vs.. BfthIehens.
The Brooklyn Celtic +. E. will meet
the Bethlehem r. C. in the semi-final
round OF the A. +. A. Cup at Mar
auette Oval. Tenth Street and Second
Avenue. Brooklyn, Sunday. The game
will start promptly At 2.30 ,. N. :
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~ WILLIE RITchlE.

went In the ring 10 give the
people the best had andl hope
] satisSed them with my shew-
inc. u Welsh had kept his word
and fought me back instead OF
holding me ! think ! would have
steed . seed chance Of stopping
him. In many % the rounds ]
threw soleWee % the wind In Or.
der 70 score good blows. ] am
ready now @ fight Welsh .
twenty Or fsrty. five. round battle
fer the title and will alse mako
him Q bio side bet en the result.
The evening world., 1915-03-12

Cutler Swsaps DsovniAS, lS-O.
The Cutler School h0ckey team. In
terscholastic champions. added another
victory to IL long list by swampins the
Browning School seven at the st. Mich.
olas Rink. Browning vas outclsssed
ana at the end Of the game came out st
the bad end Of . 10 10 . score. DowiinE
the Cutler captain oassA the puch
seven times. and Bull. the cover point
accounted for four taliieA
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Pennant Hopes Of Big League Clubs
Sized Up by Bulser on Camp Tour

sosemAn suEs The Evening wod: baseball expert ON an en- en-
watch tho various teams practice and s.s
baseball outlook
which
WORLDS
70 coma TAs ef published Saturday
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Has Wilson Horses in Good
, Trim Already for Racing
Season.

TOM HEALY, who has charge OF
the horses in the stable OF h
T, Wilson. has arrived at Bal
uoot PARK and has the big string
rnovinS we'll already. Hsaly has been
avav from the horses since nate iAss
fall when he started on his ANIMAL
vacation. Most Of his time was speat
in California
Healv was we'll pleased with the
condition of the horses. All wsntssed
we'll. The assistant trainer had al
ready logged many Of the older horses
into fairly good condition. The stable
,v,,I he well represented at Pimlico
srd there will also be few Of them
startsd in races at Havre do Grace.
The two year olds, those that show
enough condition, wall face the starter
scr the first time at Havre de Grace.
Several OF the youngsters. however
cannot be gotten ready until the Bel
mont Park meeting.
Montressor. Montrosa, 0loam%s.
Egmont and Nourreadin t ws1 ,v9sI IN
ready for Pimiieo: tsnoISco' 80. ~,
through the field at Baltimore. Heeiy
- roinr along very carefully wan
Pixsy. ths sensational two year old
aily Of last year. She !. being pre-
nassd for the early stakes at bel-
mont Park. TarIar may be lent a1te!
the money In the opening handicap a.
P.inlico.
JaNk Baker, who races extensivels
on the Leuigville tracks. claims q \
has the best three handicap horses y
the south this year. He has In hi
barn at Lexington the three horse
that finished In the money last seaeoI
lin the Latonia Derby. They are yohl
lGund, Constant and Dr. samuel, The'
lfinished in the order named. All thre
viii be seen at Saratoga this year.
There are 36S horses In training .
the Lexington track just now, Thi
" a record number for this time o
the year. Accommodation for abou
two hundred more have been aske
for, but the association will not per
NIT any more oWnsss 70 alp unt
ADril l.. The main traek Will nst ?
kNVoilabla ~ tsa1nlng oUUoooD ~
The evening world., 1915-03-12
Whit. So. WI. 4. ts.ts.

Los ANGELES. Cal. March Ia
Solving Horstman's delivery 10 the tsstA
inning. tho Chicago Amerienns broke
. . to . tie with the Los Angeles Ceast
LeaEuers, and won 7 to 2. Eddie Collins
duplicated his recent feat of getttog
four hits In four times up. Batteries
Sect Sec ao,s. and Mayer. Psrri't Hor'eaAa
The evening world., 1915-03-12

Shiela, q four-year.old. by Ormen-
dale-Nancy D.. gives promise OF
being one Of ths best 1umpsre In the
stable Of 0wyn Tompkins. The lat
ters horses Wtntsred ct Warrsnton
and most Of them win be ready for
racing at Pimiico. John Clark, who
rode In the coloro OF Miss Cham
for Tompkins tAis season Tho vet.
Gran Kermath, however,, Vlll be seen
In the saddls quite often. riding In the
colors Of Tompkins.
The evening world., 1915-03-12
Real Skill and Ginger
In Yankees Practice
At the Savannah Camp

gams, during which Lobert. Brain
erd, Pies, Burma. Wendell. Holks and
Smith distinguished themselves.
Pitcher Schupp and oue0e,ders Rob-
sidsssA In the trade for pitcher Per-
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oolaSers RobbeA Of Award.

LAWRENCE. Mass. March i2-Joe
Goldbsrg o( Rochsstsr save Larry Burns
Of this city . systsmatic drubbing for
twelve resads. but referee Tommy Sui.
livan declared II . draw. 0oadbsrg
left the ring unmarked. while Burns
was badly out and bruised. Three times
Burns Was In evident distress.
The evening world., 1915-03-12
military Review s.a Athletic,

The second military review and
athletic tournament Of the John
Wanamaker Commercial Institute.
composed OF the Junior employees of
John wanamaksr. Nav York. end
Company q. will be held tonight ct
the Ssventy-first Regiment Armory.
Thirty-fourth street and Madison
Avsnue. There are Twelve svsets
open e ~ puhue and prtvate ~
The evening world., 1915-03-12
Every Player b Showing Up In
vsry Fine Spring Form-What
10 GloIng On With the Giants,
tho Dodgers and tho Brook.
: tOde,

O0 OS DWol8WsseA,
0AvAlgNAH. O.. March ~.
AEEvDRYTHS0 10 lovely and
TE ~ sooss hoa1rs high" In the
Yaakse6 tsAia1n6 camp 10.
~. IAsal WsasAsr ooatinuss. and
sA6A aaA svUy slayer 10 showing ~
II vsy me spring form. That r.
moSs suAis e Bin Donovan's waxeth
brsaAr asA bssaAsf - his luohy
Aays rsai ~.
TArs was real slill ~ gingsr in
yestRdayfs psaee3ee battle II wsa
were roQulrod % gst ere tally ovez
tno plnas. The pitching Of Cole and
LOU3s 0A ~ ra0ulAss' side end
Fishse On the Ysnnigsns' side va
~ 9s lore run scored By ~
lrsGulaxO IN the seventh came WITH {
young booAA, pitcher named Small
1ool @ the mounA Yhe iAttar hA<
Soiiovsl Fisher y tha fourth 1aiee
~ IT, bnkt1n9 Ang q tAe day. viii
| . Aouhis and . single out Of tx
49, ~" p't.
osAMTe.
HARIxN. Tex.. March i2.--Pitchs'
sFsliy' Psaatt sppsarsd sounswha
sunasvAsDsa to-day WHEN he ~
oslvsd from ths Pittsburgh Fedsra
LoaSuo Club Tie draft 6or $1,000 tha
- Onsz1 from 0hgovopoge the 0Ay b
slgneA - eenSzact To play with th
n he ssssr.es. . ssysa-innin,
sane We yleyeA bstWssa sidss chose,
Sy LAsry OUy1e and Frsd hnodgrass
TIE 0oy9D Won 9 10 In . sparite,
The evening world., 1915-03-12
Trainer Ton, Healy Returns
To Belmont From Coast

then. The track now being used 10
narrow and very candy and the -.
eoctation oonsiders It too he.ardous
on II.
The evening world., 1915-03-12
poooERs.

Do0oGNo.
DAYTONA. Fla. March if.-Dooets
HslA No. }. at Sea Breess. was opened
ysseasdAy by the Robins and . team
from the 0tstson University Of Deiand.
B1a. The ooliegtans did not put up
nsueh opposition at any time. The big
lsASuers scored ~ runs In the hrst three
innIngs. after which they played mostly
on the defensive. practising the differ
ent plays which they expect 70 use
duriIg the championship season.
score: Brooklyn. 10; Stetson Univer-
kcSSis started three Of his recruit
pitchers. They teok thlngs compara-
.:S :soy so l:sss s4sssc ss % ne sms
ond Den took their turn In that order.
eNA let the collegians down with two
indssd. the morning scrub game save
| ne big leaguers Q much better wosk
cut. Unfortunately. however. joe
F, Philadelphia, in attempting. 70 steal
oeoond, rot his foot tWisted IN the 6Al
| and badly disiocAted It. II 10 moro thar
likely that he Will BE- sent homo. - II
VIII BE- several weeks befcre he cax
put on . uniform. Pitcher RaSax
steppSd in Q amaii hole IN the sut4el(
but ssoaosd serious injury. ,.t,
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vRookfEpa.

BROWNS WELLS. Al,AA. March H.
Although the Brookfsds have bssa IN
trsining At browns Wells only week.
they have roundsA into such condition
that l1ss MaSsA the manager. y highly
dated and The prospeots are that the
team WIN train here assin next year.
rssaisr outhsldsrs. He stated to-day
and and stove Evans viii bs the resSIsrs.
Milepn Reed, the shortstop Of the Phila-
play second base.
Tom Beaton thus far seams to be in
batter condition than any of the Fingers
and has. been pitching curves. while the
anything but heave straight b6lls.
The evening world., 1915-03-12

T HE bout started with all the
y II frtlly OF 2 chappionshib battle.
Mach man narchsd 10 the rins
un1er : Grest ouktsring banner. Jhs
No. enl qtg1Doo WaYed eyef nttehisj
The evening world., 1915-03-12

Tsss fsss.ds Of nasshA.'. an ever u. essns,
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TIE First 20 Unite Us.

T:@ Unanl-alty @lth which The
American r,epI,le aps.oTe II ne
P,esjdent'k note - Germany mgs- be
teeply gratifying ~ the President, az
5, ia 4 sovrce II co1acence II every
true cltlzen- The i1resideat has ably
ezld the words that any American
nigh: be proud 70 have said. II Was
lis frs. ut,erance ~ BE- oTerwheIm-
lnyiy approvef. FIR two years Nr.
Tlson has BEEN d minority Pre9i-
cent: today he is majority Preei-
sen.-aa reclamation President. No
.Dii.!cs coiorE H. II IL ore people:
re ir the President q all. facing an
oppresEor.
TIE nearest approach 10 majority
favor, preTiougly accorded Nr. VIII
ron. was the sending u armed force .
10 Mexico, ~ enforce q demand for a
salute from an individual! there who
had no, even been recognized az in
control II the nations goings and
coYnings. II seemed TO ug the first
degree in folly, yet Congress hastily
approved-wny? Because the action
promised conflict?
More today than ever before are
thinking men Of the world asking why
II is that nation can be instantly
united On war proposition that en-
bodies justice and demands patriot
ism. Today Italy is being driven into
the world conflict TO avoid civil war.
Japan LIS turning down the screws On
China in response to popular pres-
sure President Wilson felt the
swelling arteries and quickened pulse
OF one hundred millions Of people be-
fore he diagnosed the case for the
German war experts. We believe
they will understand and we have en-
tire confidence in the outcome-a
measure OF justice that will amount
10 a triumph for humane war ugages.
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VASSALBORO

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-es6z-x. Mzss Eao l. visiting re2s-
tres L Ggr5s.er. Was tie guest sun
czr - hs- friend Mrs J. A. Haley
Franz Eoxe q South TAssalhcrc
Las resoa-.,y noyei lis fairly into
re Smiley 5o1se
Mrs.. E-sIsns Austin- who for the
u. week las ben confined 20 the
hczse win e-ysspeaas- Il slowly i,a-
proving
1.r. and Mira Lewis Johnson and
Charlie Morton u Tss. Dresden were
callers Sunday afternoon II tie hcls
II M.. ard Nr- F. ". Ballard
W. and N-s Alden Priest who
have been spending the winter n
r.o-6s- hare returned 70 tie Gard
ns- homestead accompanied ~ r~o
lille grandslild-en-
Miss Lottts Richardson q Water
vile ard Ess-sr Edith also NJ. and
Grz- Howard Richardson q Augusta
we're guests Sunday q the.r p.rsatA
Nj. and Ms J. " Richardson
Nr and Mr. Arson Psgley q Por--
lard vere v1s..oYE Sunday Of DR.. and
L-s- r 3. Percy and family
~. and Ars- " A Austin were
visitors for few hours Saturday u
Augusta
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WICK, Lewiston, FzrEaE4sC-. fcrEl6-cs
Boston: 12E P n. Hailovel. Gardner
ard 80 Gardner: 3ts r. II. 0oceit Port
land and Boston: AU P n. sexpress),
Brunswick, EocEiar6, PortlsLS- Boston
and New York: .-J P u. Eslc~eI
Gardner and SO. Gardner: sE P y,
Lewiston, Portland and way stations.
rs P. Il. Lewiston. Bath. Po1laad,
Boston Sundays LIZ and 81. A ", -.
Cesw YORK; and la-f 2. n, Po-tiz-d All
Boston-
GOING EAsT-in A. Il, Bangor. s.
JOHN, Halifax. Arocs-ooG Co Sunday
r-,orri1z does rot connect beyond Ban
gor: az A q. express. Bangor. Calais
ard Bar Earbor. Sunday does not COZ
nect 10 Calais: So A. " local 70 Moose
head Lake via Oakiancl. Belfast Fox
croft. ard Bangor: e-5 A N. local %
Belfast, Bangor and SkowhegaE; = :.
nool, Waterv.lle. Bangor. B. d A r r
Calais. St John and Halifax; "a ?. n.
express TO TaseFville. thence local 10
Bangor and Aat,awaTnkeag: aE & n.
Waterrille and Skowhsssn: 10 P. n,
Wa-s-yilis, akoThegsn and Bangor.
Surcays LII A. n, fer Bangor; a. A.
II, fer Bangor and Bar HaEhor. SO A.
NJ. 2s T. u. for Bangor and Skcwhe-
gan.
Trains leave Augusta for HaIloweL
Gardiner ard South Gardner az k-3. 3
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Coming Events

MAJ ,s--lIgnar= Sunday and BE
KING - Annals Te%s-
May 1s-P1nlic Utilities Commission
hearing OF p~ri1.cn ~ .ssre o. rn.oo3
81 u. Augusta
May 1SReceDtioa 70 grand oacsrz of
Knights Of I>rrhizs AID Fyrhian Sisters,
Nay Is-1@-h Enretsr County Sunday
school Assoc1a-ton Il winthrop.
Aey zl-fo-k Comfy sunday School
convention. Bi1deford OF Saeo.
May Z.Teachers' zsee-lag. Fisaata9uis
Ma 3-Gen1or!al 1zy.
J1l= l-s1p-@-ne co1r Law tsrrn. Ban
J9ne Limited States District Court.
June ivy day At Bowdoia College.
Brunswick.
June s--UniyersitT Of Maine Co1.-
Ine2csmelt week. O-ono-
Alliance guests Of Lewiston Journal ard
Hiram Etcker. so1s. a Poland Spring
House, Poland
june !-Dedication 0. new Exposition
nerce with State CT Maine PROJECTS Ex-
position.
June 7--Reunion Of Alumni Assocaa-
'iqn Of Y; q =; LIZ .nI sehosl. s y g.
Cniversalists. Auburn
June e-Annual COUNCIL meeting Of Pa
triarchs Militant Of Maine, 81 P. n.
June annual field day Of Patria-chs
Militant q Maine. with parade at IL.
Lewiston
June s-io-Maine Division Sons Of Vet.
Grams and Ladies Auxiliary. annual
' June i5-I Hs England convention
Portland.
June i.-Congress Square Sunday School
lei prsyH
land.
June Is-z-Colby College commence
nsnt week, WaterviIle-
June 3}-24Bowdoin Commencement,
Brunswick.
June A-Meeting Of Council Of Admin
istrat.on, g. A. z. Portland.
June 2, Supreme Court Law term,
June 2-Eastern State Normal school
s: 5shs szS Cssfins eneampmen. De-
partment Of Maine. G. A. r. City hall,
June 9-1-Annual convention Of wori-
ems auxiliaries Of Grand Army. Portland.
June 24-Portland High school gradua-
ton.
June AT Augusta. semi-een.ennial
six visiting Communicates
June A-Banquet Of graduating class
Of Portland High school al Congress
June S-Convention of State Associa-
ton of Rural Free Delivery Carriers.
Portland.
June N-21New England Typographical
Union at Portland.
June 8-July belfast Midsummer
Carnival.
June 1--University Of Maine summer
term begins, Orono.
July &Legislat.on passed by last
Legislature without emergency clause
attached, becomes effective.
July Scouting Of Maine Master Plumb
ers' Association at Long Island. Port
land.
July 2-3o-Summer conference Of Mis-
sionary Education Movement, Ocean
Park.
July 2-31-Coast Artillery Corps par
ticipate in Joint coast defense exercises
at Fort Williams.
sept Is -1s.-Fifteenth Maine Regimen
tai Reunion, at Bangor
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READFTELD

l. L Hopkins. who has charge OF
the Reedseid Corner Cemetery has
nearly completed the rsking Of il and
repaired ,hs driveways~ = rev pump
mas been PLACED II the well there
Mr. and Mrs D .. Me-rman are
much better than they were last week
Mrs Alice Aanter has recovered
sufficiently from z sickness and Is able
TO sir up some.
Miss Marion Eenry is 20 take care
Of the children Of Dr.. Bach q Az
gEs-a- going from her hcls- Nay Is
Nr. Thibault wS in Iown ovs-
Sunday visiting friends
Ms. Nay Rogers lakes the place ot
Miss Marion Henri n the Central
Telephone Office here
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take Rev. Wm- Woods place here
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was led by J. n Williams z, TIE
chapel. a goodIy number being pres
ent
Rev. Mr. Petten VII deliver The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-20

TIE Democratic parry has re-
ceene5 81 .ts p.e1geg," Ea.i Con-
gressn1an Baschmon II Alabama. on
h.s return horae after Congress as
.o1r1ed. He eTiGen;ly sgs1mez thu
ne Arnericza people vii oTeriook
sch pledge2 81 economy. continued
prosperity. reduction ot the high coE.
q. living. and maintenance n et-
1e.eacy O. government serVics-t9
cay nothing If TIE canal tolls repadi-
alton and 4 fen other things.