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Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
Trying to Burn Nut Hts Sons Eyei
and shooting his wife In the
Head

The attention of two officers connect
ed with the Orange IN. J Police De
partment was attracted yesterday by
pistol report. They were satisfied
that the noise had been made in the
premises of Michael Kelly, on Orange
street, and they went iuto the house
In the back yard Mrs. Kelly lay on hel
face, bleeding profusely from wound
in her head. She charged her hus,
band with having shot her. The
wound was not serious one, but she
was put into bed, and physician was
called. When she had sufficiently re-
covered from the shock to be able to
tell IN ineligible story, she said that
Kelly had ordered their fourteen-year-
old son, whom he abuses constantly be-
cause he is deformed, to so for beer
The boy, probably at the mothers sug-
gestion, refused to 60. His enraged
father seiz-d poker, and held it in
the stove till |. had become red hot
Then he started for the boy, and tried
to thrust the heated iron into the lad 3
eyes.
When the boy ran, the father pur-
sued him, and made repeated attempts
to burn him in the back. His brother
and mother interfered, and saved the
lad from harm. Mrs. Kelly afterward
went into the yard. Her husband who
had armed himself with revolver,
pursued her, and as she was ascending
the steps discharged 1t at her. The
ball struck her in the back of the head,
and she fell to the ground, stunned by
the shock. Luckily the ball, instead
penetrating the skull, travelled around
it under the scalp and inflicted wound
that is not dangerous, however painful
it may be.
The officers arrested Kelly. At the
police station he denied THAI he had
shot his wife, and said that she had re-
ceived her injuries by falling down the
steps. The police in searching his
premises, found pistol with one cham
Der empty.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
A Railroad train arrested.

A train on tho Louisville Railroad
was stopped at Galloway, Tenn, on
Saturday evening by a sheriff's posse,
who searched for the conductor, for
whom warrant had been issued for
neglecting to appear as a witness in a
larceny case. The conductor was not
found, and the train, after twenty min
utes' delay, was allowed to 60 on. OBJ
structions which the posse had placed
on the track had to be removed before
the train could proceed.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
Public sale.

L. W. Stidham & Son will sell at
public sale on Tuesday morning, at IL
O'Clock, at No. 1922 Washington street,
the household goods of Mr.. William
Lscklen, who intends giving up house
keeping. The goods offered are in good
order and should be seen on day Of
sale. See adv. for. further particulars.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
Death OF Charles Hewett.

Charles Hewett, brother of Hon.
Abram S. Hewett, of New York, died
at his residence in Trenton, N. j., last
night, aged IS years. He was a mem
Der of the Senate Of New Jersey in 1879.
At the time of his death he was Presi-
dent of the Trenton Iron Company.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
Election of Officers.

The Christian Doctrine Confraternit,
of St. Mary's church elected officer
yesterday as follows:
President-James +. Daley.
Vice President-Chas. Staggers.
Secretary-W. H. Tucker.
Librarian-Chas. McDonOugh.
Lady Supt.-Miss Mary Kane.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
rueInserests of Farmers.

Mortimer Whitehead, the lecturer Of
the National Grange, will deliver leo
ture upon "the interests of farmers"
in Centreville Hall, on Monday, Nov.
10th, 1879, at II O'Clock, A. M. The
public in general, and farmers partiou-
larly, are invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

Vinegar Bittsrs, Hop Bitters, Hoof.
lsud's Bitters and Hostetter's Cslebra.
ted Bitters for sale by J.R. Hartman,
Druggist, Eth and Poplar. U
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

FINE COLT strayed away from TN
the prsmises Of ChAs. PasohsI AA
|randywine HID, on Tuesday, te .o,n
Any Information in " ID 10 htS wntIo.
q Will 20 thankiuIl fecetved py vs.
mASkst WAmfngtoa. Dsl. Hiss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

An old pioneer WAS hugginR the lis
toric stove in Judge Knox's COURTROOM.
last evening, and, ~ usual with the old.
timers who visit that temple of justice,
wss In 4 reminiscent frame OF mind
Though poor now, he Ind, ~ = matter
ofcuurSc, been once rich. II Wan lead
in citizen of MmckalIamy hill in Ga h.
nid. I'm them days wins Ia the dust.
buying business. had my sign ont y.
comprx Gro Acqni, up stairs, yon know.
and Nil TINT sort III thing. ! tell 80 IL
takes smart man to get along In that
ere trade. jenkins n Co. was tho boes
ut II when first went into IL nj Muck.
albany hill, but II wnsn'. six months
nforc Iii took hmlf their trade away. !
hMl ID tusslr ~ do II. You sec the
boys WAS allu. very anxious 10 do we'll.
IN the first that offered tho coin made
tho rifle. Jenkins 4 Go. was pretty
high. toned. M used 10 wait every night
fur that man to 20 down the hill 70 thu
express office MI bring up their money
in liandcart. saw my chance mn used
To ,~ on hand when the stage came IN.
MI Just Hhoullcre.l my own coin when
the driver tlrowca il or. Nick Mon.
kinh was the driver in them days. H.
was aftcrward killed hy road agents
Mays the time Nick's tI.roweI Inc
down my suck with clean slO0.OOO II,
gold coin In II. and I've clincked hef
across my shoulder an trottel up tim,
there old hill and had every lit o. dns,
bought mp afore Jenkins 4 Co.'s hand
cart arrived"
How much did you way you packed
up the hill on your shoulder" asket
Judge knox's clerk.
-Four hundred Thousand oftcner thai
lcss," replied the pioneer, with melall
choly pride.
See here" .aid tho clerk, figuring
rapidly. Colds worth as MI ounce, mt
there's twelve ounces To the pound, tro,
weight: that makes pound worth s2if
New 2iG into 100000 leaves Homcthin
over 1851 pounds, pretty nearly ton
How iar mp the hill did yon carry tins
did you say?"
The old pioneer looked Ut the clcr
with hxcd contempt Tor moment, nm
then, merely saying, You're plague
Johnny Come Lately, that's what w
Arcl arose and left tho courtroom
rirginin Chronicle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

A LITTLE ginger put into sausage
meat improves tho flavor.
Ir your coal iire ID low, throw ON =
tablespoonful of salt, and II will hclp II
very much.
To CLEAN ZINC Hcour with siftod
coal ashes; aitcrward rub with kcro-
sine. KEROSENE also gives new look TO
oil.cloths.
IN boiling meat for soup, ,sc cold
water TO extract tho juices. II tho
meat ~ wanted for itself alone. plunge
In boiling watcr n once.
TmE skin ri boiled egg II the most
eflicaci ms remedy that can bc applied
10 \ boil. Peel II carefully, wct and
apply II 70 the part affected. II will
draw CT the matter, and relieve the
soreness IN few hours.
Oxios 6Arcx. Boil some onions III
milk, with pepper. salt and nutmeg.
When quite done. l,As. them through !
sieve. Put some butter and -four into
saucepan; when tho butter II melted,
and we'll mixed with Tho h0nr. put in
the pulp 81 the onions and add either
milk Or cream, stirring tho rance on thu
hrc until II u VI tho desired consist.
cncy.
HtrE CraRANT PiE.--I.inc 4 pic-tin
with good crust, and MI with mix
tnre 81 ono cup u crushed ripe cnrrHntx
one ii sugar, two nIDonfuls 81 water
ono u -four mixel smooth with tn
beaten yolks u two cggA; lake; then
cover with = mrrangnc made u thu
whipped whites and two tablespoonful,
II powdered sugar; return 10 the oven
10 brown.
Bo.ToN BaowN BREAD. One heMpinf
coiIee.cupful each II Indian. rye and
Graham meal: Wifi and lsest together
with two cupfnls of molaAses. two cup
| fuls III sweet milk and one 81 sDur, add
ing spoonful of cream; ono dcx
scTt-spoonful 81 soda and LITTLE nalt
Heat thoroughly and ponr into = tir
form steam fonr hours and then place
| In tho oven 10 brown.
STRAWBERRY nLANc-MAN0E. = Hte~
nice, ripc strawberries, strsin oG tn
iutoo. ard sWeelen 70 taste; plece Oyel
3A~a ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
The BARS ef IstI.

The North american Revie,p for
July does Nj important historical ser
vice by the publication of extracts from
: tho diary 81 : public msa In Wash.
ington" II the opening Of the war.
The extracts, which appear To be from
the record Of man having access 10
the leaders of the day, North and South,
but not ono whose own opinion on 81.
fairs was oil vital importance, has its
chief interest from tho graphic picture
Il gives of the hesitation on both sides
In beginning hostilities. The facts
given make Il plain that the opening of
Che way wss not planned, but csme by
tho pressure III events. Tho finAl blow,
the hiring on Sumter, might have been
even longer delayed II Mr.. Seward had
not finally allowed word 10 70 South
that the garrison was 70 bc reyictualcd.
Az IL va, tho account given In this
diary Of Stewards easy optimism, hin
frank and cordial social relations with,
Southern men, tho nnsyailing struggle
81 tho "CommissionUT from South Gar.
DINA" 10 act ~ foreign ENJOYS n wash.
ington when everybody insisted on
tBC0&DU8 WYNN - tNGIG O1 bNSs0 vtAbS
and the utter imbecility Of President
Buchanan, who broke faith with equal
impaytiality with his Cabinet, tho South
and tho North ~ speak time when I
strong man using small events would
have referred the conflict between ths
two sections. II In noticeable that the
claim 81 ucn. Doubleday, then esp
tain, tlist be planned the removal r
Sumter from Fort M0ultrie u c0rTob
GRATED In this diary. II u there sttrib
nted ~ Senator hen Wa<ie's sdvicc
An incident 81 curious interest IN TIN
diary IL the outline u M impossible
plan u Wigfsll'. % kidnap Buchanan
and make Brcckinrilge President. ~ i
anybody could hsve lnen bctter thar
Buchanan for the South. The suggest
I've fact IN recorded that All the sharl
lawyers Gushing, benjamin aud III
rest thought that tho odd coDstitu
ton Of ~ had Outlivcsl In usefulness.
iSDriugJIeld Republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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r,rk oses and ~Nsh quarter n t,cMn''
"a siec, rns II into quart II lsesline
water containing a Tablespoonful u
sals, and inil II IN ten minutes. Thss
drain IN. lnt il inln two quarts ~ hFv,sh
.r men, stack seasoned With lrri~t
and salt, and ,ril II gently until she
grains l~ein 10 crack open. Meantime
boil 4 rin. III green prA@ IN ,,ciline
water anil sall until they ARR tender,
wash them well with cold water ~ soon
~ they nre done, drain them. and rn'
them into the rour.lnreen. A. s"o'l
a. the rice Ia tender pour The soup int
The tnrecn IN The peas and serve u
once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

A Nsw method of laying tlac nocsing
III ground stoncs " lMrracka. hospitals.
churches and court honscs has been IN
truluccd Id France. and II said 70 pre-.
ven, damp and vermin and unhealthy
cxhalations from the soil below. In.
stcAd of laying thc flooring on joists, Il
il imbc.l,led In layer ~ hot asphalt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
IN en()volooelo FsloNd O ooWebed'o
Radical Cur.
MA.ixs lNsvHA.c4 AoVcvs -


Ncllicr, Ihevo fOS eo,la yam bern troubled With
CasAtrh. md eoe ne pase two yeese Neve ee0sse4
kAh10ab'e Ngnupv tkAptc4 d Gfnals dceldea ~
III n lh.vg us.a only I've eossles. and - . rsssk
tonAi relations and write this ~ t0N ~ eek taee
roy take hOmy Hu eeures krstt more prom
- hyse. have ger0snuss hdrd u 10 unite > NUN.
Der III my ftirAsis, III ~ Whus4 have eHprrserl 70
IIeally iAimk n pafileulArly aAarseA n vants n
- lhoss Who lscd Il sh6sl4 Ny1l. VII stek DE
0qoestlon hist 49,. o. ylAtq "a oA0pset " -
river aWAy VIII octl - many h0ellce.
Il. Il SsIisss essld ~ eiS bosilss yhyssl1- q
Why nol w w Yours truly. w. BOWEN.
Grid " III Wholesale an4 N%satl psu9gleea 80
n az s sssf i So
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
The Nsilsnal Party .t,Ainlnx StrrWKth
Daily"

The indianapolis correspondent 81
tho Chicago inter OCEAN aavs; Con.
ercssnan d. Ia Matyr arrived from the
East tonight. where ~ has remained
since the adjournment Of Congress, and
he has been ~ In New England. lie
reports The National party - gaining
strength daily. They will have full
ticket In New York 1t the next State
election. lii Maine the Nationals will
carry everything. Tickets will hc IN
the hcld In every Southern State.
with Democratic candidates generally,
10 draw strcngth from that party. The
Nationals will poll large votes IN Kan.
sas, Arkansas and Iowa. In Ohio the
Nationals will vote their own ticket
mainly. Hc thinks tho late Congress
did grand educational work for the Ma.
tional party. which didn't expect 10 ~
compl,sh any legislation"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

CERTAIN. aud teftuAAent rurr Tor GatAssh u every
lnflA and i thr noat perfect leMedy tsg! dsvlsA9s
locally " lnaui6attnn, and consttsullenaly ny ~.
!.M. adIalnis,..i,on, Legally sppllsds vsM1 sn.
afas,ss. s as :: I'D q s:sss.
ssslulnlstrrsd 10 YenUvAloo lr blond. nnrtnce " ~
tha arld p6lson with which = Al~ASh charged ln
ilmul aess lhasl0meclsa and ktdnrfst
Il. NJ M pe ss. ~
obtains fomplule eeatiol 6vef the a!beasc. The
az. AZ 81 81 o ccss ~
pttessrh by lLoiIeaada who gracefully reccinpcnA
= ~ ictlpwsu4ercvs. No etAtcmvnf = ps4de e
most svatueSnbte and reliable pelsgenecs,. j + >
gre.l md. GOOD nlsdlctnc. and wcsthy all eona-
I'D iaIs asssssIcss " IL ~ ID IL easss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
LANE BACK
1iilATleM
c0lllIS'.".;.'!: :

Ikssrs Neske \ Htfevs Nsnltrmsn, -Qse yeas
$50 VS. satssa With Aesssrg nlaACt ~ HArNmA.
lieM u ~ slGN Nip, % Whlrh waaeahjeee. tsste1
the sAslQua Jtnllqrhts end rheumatic eufes. bNs
without the eAeg h~uens. When ny son. druggist.
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WITH tie COlllHt' vplJAtC rLAef1Ast 0s &AFNM.:
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years pass 1'Aavs I'D the voiTAI ID rLAsfsss II
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aAofdlnN sessdf eslxf thus cesse ~ WHICH liay
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PRICE - CENTo.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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49,. drawing y rss rvns III essld ] Al
~ass converted ihe rala into green
hsrks AMI lesnri th.m. and TINS. ~
hane.ls, economy sni industry. -
Ian. |. issa. | hal nussvaee nn,s% ~
slSa.tAn
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~ great many dishonest farmers, Who
mnstQAe~d ma land In more than u
~AA Wrtth. mud hAsr hren heavily A.
sessel Nv The BANKERS unicn fcs
mnney fnr political rnsrr@rs, ~neh ~
,ms@ine laws ~ strengthen The national
credit ~ I have l~en eight wears AMI
have cnly icu.iea my capital, which il
nav little over tJWl.tNA. hHrdl
U'prtsf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

Chicago [ Northwestern
RAIIW Az
Oldest, Best Constructed, Must Progress.
sl,c, Hest Equipped,
NJ - - u II 4. I. 1 - - l. II
Hallway Corporation et ihs si,'ire
WEST AND NORTHWEST!
aud Ii, iis accelerated praath has extended III yarl
Ahsx aa branches tu Ks h Proportions. airt Nv
tts eNlrrns lberalits las acquired tint sse.sf Hup
ahnHy that makes il really vim, IL tlain To e Tho
LeAsiiMD liNitMnN ~ fhe Hest
and NOrfhWesf,
Embracing under one Management
R.16A MILES ni ROAD!
AMI forming the following Trunk fine..
Chicago. Couacil 0iuas California lins,
.'chicseo, Slou City and tankton lne.''
Chicago, Clinton Dubuque q Lacrosse Tine
Chicago. fscepon . Dubuque Line
.Ch,caSo. lacrosse. WaNoAa minnesota uNs."
"Chlcses. 81. Paul Minneapolis Line"
Chicago. Milwaukee 1 Lake Superior llns,
"chleaao. Green Has and Lake Superior Linz"
The advantages Of these Lines Ars.
I. II the passenger IL nains 10 or fr,n, any point
In the entire West anil Northwest, h. rau lus hts
tickets via snme one 81 this Company liue. airi
be SURF Of r~aehing his destination ~ = ~ III
4 The greater part OF IL lines arc laid with Steel
Rails, the road bed II perfect NJ road has better
| Or smoother track.
4. In trains arc NIL equipped with thr Wrestling
house Air brake, Miller's Platform and eunrrrs,
and Tho latest improvements far comfort, satsts
d. ii Il III only Itoad In Tho West running the
celebrated Pullman Mo,ei Cars bssween Chicago and
Council HlnfHs.
4. ii ID tho only Road running tho Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars either way between
CHICAGO AND ". PAUL."
.cMlcAoo AND oAGGn 0Ay."
.cMlcAoo AND fAGEpoaI."
.cMlcAoo AND a CROSSE
.CMlcAoo Amo WlnoMA."
.cMscAoo AND 0uouQuE."
.cMlcAoo AND msoaeeoa."
.cMlcAoO AND mllMAvkeG.'
q n u ~ only N0ad paaaiax along Tho shores Of
Lake Michigan between CHICAGO ard MILWAUKEE
4. Tho only Road running Four kxpresa TrAlna
day via IT. lines between Chicago aud points IN MIN
/ ueaoaA.
y. No road ozcr cQad facilities In number d
| through trains, equipped with Pullman i.alsc'
10. Il runs Two Exprssa Trains Daily c.cA Wy o.
Oh il lines and four trains csrh way between Chi
| cAxo and Milwaukc0.
II. makes connections with I'll lines crossing
d intermediate puints.
Thr popularity ci those lines u steadily incrrAa
ng and passengers should consult their interest b.
| purchasing tickets via this line.
for information, Folders, Mara, ke.. not obtain
able II Namc Ticket Once, address any agent of iii
| Company or
MARVIN MuoNtiy. 0sA'l naAaoes. cAlcaee. IN.
Nm. 1IeMNEII. Cen eass. ~. cAlcaos. m.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

WEBSTER MOUSE. ccrner Elm and High
streets.
sTasspTMER HOUSE. opposite thu Depot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

tuW0 J0bGG0 UP tU6 totU - SuA1IU0S ~ =
point destructive Of production.
,. Thinking people With moderate
means would not jcopariiSe their fort.
mes 10 earn y per cent. when tho Gov.
eminent wonld pay double, and BY q.
emption from taxation In many cascs
treble that rate th ~ paying pro
MUM IN idleness.
=. The productive and commercial
cla1ses were driven, ~ before noted. 70
substitute enforced credit Tor cAsh In
their exchanges. which haA resulted In ~
increase ri bankruptcies from m average
u shout 100 year In tb63.B4 .'G5 and
VI II period III ample volume Ut none.
tsry circnlati0n), 10 1000 month in
thu present lOlst ycar 81 our republic
rME crAE.
|. I.rt the Government aasume, once
and forever, the direct control -con
ferred upon II by common Law aud con
slitntionAl enactment ~ tho money
and coinage. whether j,&pss Or metallic
printed ~ stamped, 81 the republiC.
:. Make the volume of money ade.
guatr To eject thc cxchange~ 81 tLt
republic I'm money, In lien 0f tho IN.
forced credit which now prevails.
.. Make that money The only sl,so.
Int money ri the nation. full legal ten.
der Tor I'll personal and national lishili,
ties, excepting where special provisions
oxist for other II lmilistiOn.
Above Ill. while W ara In debt 10 The
foreigner. III attempts q specie liquids.
tiOn should 10 carefully avoided, =
every debtor nstion which taAsa ~ cur.
sensy, md consequently - production
~ eommonool r 49, '1r1 lr111n -
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". Vi. stDWEs.s, a nAilAsas late ssana ca Nail.
rad ssrsrt.
w. III. RsNnE, IN Msrkes ssr~st. - ~ t,sa
RAM a. NAlt.Aetth rnrk stsrss, esss II lin.
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Aents, ssfsssiue % tho British statis.
-, vhtoh I'll ~ tlsst the average pro.
1oeos a. 70 Day, By tho aeutslanee of
nnshinssy. acconplishss twen11.dve
80 = mach work - his oo0ogoog o.
soslsgy - sosA aeee1rllaA -
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Dr,tsy Ntorcs.

CHEM MER, j. y. Scc I'd.
8, 81. WENtsEe&. ksc al.
II, b. PRICE. Druggist ann rhysieisn.
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Dry H0ods Dedlers.
WHITE 4 MtNsN. north end ~ Trick hloek.
h11tssTbs ia kEA MI.GS. nfiek Nock
Tl1uMrNspN u LOU NstpN nNttS., heN door
10 Trutnbuii sho~ store.
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GEORGE W.. COMBS, opposite Court Mousse
square.
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Carpenters and Dnitdcrs.
Il. n. CLARK, ship CA Cherry stvtes.
q. %. LENT. shop last side Elfa str~<s.
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Foundry and Machine Shop.
oWENsON BROs. = I.OWnI. star FoaaAsy.