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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-05
LIVE TALK ON LIVE SUBJ ECTS

LIVE TALK ON LIVE SUBJ ECTs.
Every variety of cake and cOnfectiOn-
cry at Melville Bros.
For fresh buckwheat -four, go to c. A.
Gallaghers.
Just received cargo of glass, all sizes,
which we will sell at rock bottom prices.
SMITH & ADAMS. Planning Mill
Why is it that Gallagher has such
large grocery trade? Simply because the
people know that they:get just what they
buy, and nothing is misrepresenied in
his store.
Plain and Fancy Bordered linen
handkerchiefs in great variety at Nelson
& Bullen's.
A fresh delegation of FlOrentine per-
fumes at the Peoples Drug Store.
The Newport sash, something new, at
Nelson e. Bullen's.
Something new in cloak ornaments at
Nelson & Bullen's.
For B. w. flour, cranberries, Seedle's
raisins, pitted cherries, dried Rasber-
ries, dried blackberries, California
plums, and preserves figs, 60 to Reid &
Co.
House to Rent.
Enquire of Humphrey & Perkins.
1Onovtf
The finest line of dried fruits in town
Is at Reed & Co.'s.
Peerless German Horse and Cattle
Powder at Case & PERKINS, drug store.
The best of bread at Melville Bros.
For the most elegant line of silk cir
culars and dOlmans, go to
NELSON g. BULLENs.
Every department filled with new
fall goods at Nelson & Bullen's.
Fresh Oysters always on hand, and
always good or money returned at Reid
& Co.
The best winter apples in town at c.
A. Gallagher's.
For Sale,
An improved farm for sale, AZ miles
west of the Court House, with all farm.
ing utensils, on good terms. Apply to
MEDARD METIvIER,
At the Court House.
The best Bread, Pies and Cakes in
town at the Peerless Bakery.
G. A. Gallager sells oysters at Detroit
wholesale prices, call and get some.
Just received a new line OF carpets,
prices way down, at Nelson q Bullen's.
Examine Nelson and Bullen's fancy
goods department.
Have YOU seen those new chenille
dress fringes, in all the popular shades
at Nelson Il Bullen's.
Fish ofall kinds for sale at G. A Gal
laghers.
Popular prices at W. & A. McArth ur's.
Hickory nuts and popcorn at W. Il A.
McArtur's.
California 3 lib canned fruit, % cts.
per can at w. & A. McArthur's.
c. A. Gallagher keeps in stock the fine
st varieties of dried and canned fruits
in the market
Choice eating apples for sale at the
Peerless Bakery.
All kinds of California canned goods
for 25 cents per can at Reid u Co.'S.
from the farmers. Call and get some at |
c. A. Gallagher's.
CA. Gallagher gets his oysters direct
from Baltimore, and are consequently
fresh when received.
Go to G. A. Gallagher's for picked pigs
feet and lambes' tongues.
For SALE.-Two sets Of Blacksmith |
Tools and stock at the Star Blacksmith |
shop. good chance for the right man.
Rent low. Reason for selling: am going |
west. Price, 5000 cash, Possession any |
time before the first Of March. Apply to |
w. MCEACHRAN.
For fruit of all kinds 60 to the Peer
less Bakery.
The Melville Bros. carry select and
choice lot OF groceries.
Ike Detiowin has apples. hand picked |
1T that. They are sound and the price |
Is cheap.
Fancy towels and tides, just the |
things for holiday gifts at
W. & A. MCARTHUR's.
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HEAVY BLACKSM|THIN(

l am fully equipped to do accurate and
skilled work for all purposes.
L employ none but the most competent
and reliable workmen, use the best materi-
al, have had several years experience in
manufacturing in my line, and superintend-
ing all work done at my shops, and having
as good machinery and tools as there are
and constantly charging my stock, and IA
cilities for manufacturing, I warrant all
goods and work. Prices the lowest for first
class work.
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The following is the petit jury lis
drawn for the January term, 1884, OF tn
Circuit Court, for Cheboygan Count.
commencing the 22d instant:
George W. Barnes, Mentor.
William Spies, Beaugrand.
William Peake,
William Bigger,
William Leavett, Inverness.
John LheureuX,
Francis Stead,
Lyons Riggs.
Simon Widrlg,
Jonathan Stead,
Patrick Monaghan, Benton.
George Paquett,
Charles r. Smith,
Andrew Rapin,
Henry J. Miner,
Joseph SpOOner,
John G. Mulvaugh, a."
W. c. Moore,
Myron B. Champion, "
S, LeGault, ST.,
Joseph Cueny,
Calvin s. Dice, TuscarOra.
Joseph Blank, MonrO.
NelsOh Fleury, Duncan.
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Every variety of cake and cOnfection-
cry at Melville Bros.
For fresh buckwheat -four, go to c. A..
Gallaghers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

The American pie has been suojec' ed to
m IRE urjust abuse from foreign writers
tn an nny other of our distinctive products,
ii wa NAV except the recent TRADE against
tins American hog. And yet we can not
saw that It has can altogether undeserved,
because of the villianous compound, thick,
hard and heavy, that is 100 often made u
do duty 40 crust and which BY court
esy IL called 'pastry." Light, tender.
flsxy and digestinle pie-crnst and all kinds
of pastry can be made most readily by the
use OF Royal Baking Powder, without any
butter, or with MALT the usual portion, il
DR. ,terred, or with small quantity OF lard
or other shortening as desired: Pie-crust
thus madeis much more wholesome and
oigestible, besides being more economical
and essisr prepared. In addition to saving
all the butter il desired. one third the fl iur
is a. 80 dispensed with, as the crust is rolled
that much thinner, the leaveDiDg qualities
of The Royal B,kiog Powder swelling II to
the yrauisite thickness. II dfiapipgs oi
lard be used, the Royal Baking Powder Fo'
moves Ill unpleasant taste, rsIldorl ~ sif
crust 40 shor', aweet and plesssns - il
made from The finest butf"r. Those who
know the appel zing quelities OF the gen
uine home made American pie VIII reJ"ice
that by the aid of R,yal Bskiug Powder IN
tbs pastry it can be- made quite es digesti-
bic os 1t is delicious.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29
n0y AURGLAHS,

Monday night at a late hour The resi-
dence Of Mr.. ]. q. Bogei, corner vi RIOS,
avenue and Sycamore streei, was Visited
oy burglars who made a thorough inspec
ticn Of the room In which no aud his wife
were sleeping without disturbing ihem.
They sole d diamond stud, his shirt pnd
collier bu,ioas, besidea come 50 Ia clange
he had Ia bis pants packets. Nothing else
about the prtmis.s was missed. Tnsy Ell
Iec,ed rn entrance by uu.ockirg the door 10
the room with a skeleton key, and the
quiet way la which ihey operated shows
that they are by no meaus novicas IN the
business. They locked ihe door after then
and, save pair OF gG.,ers they traded Mr.,
Bogel for psir of lowcut shoes, they lett
no Trace behind them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

TRuuAc,sA, May a. (Corrssp opdencel :
Ga last Friday evening We had an ehorn'
GUS rain and severe Wind rom the hoitp
dong considerable DAMAGE TO crops ano
crop respects. This morning u has been
raining heavily for two and half hour'r
from the northeast. How longit may con-
time IL uncertain. The amount al vnt"i
/. already immense and very damaRlof
Crop prospects nrs gloomy Just a. ,pis
time, ,
The annual meeting Of the board al tfus'
tees OF frinity university, Will ,aSa place
hero ON the afternoon VI June God. Among
the mnmbers exnected f.om - dis
tsnce, are Mack Il. Roach, Of Westheyimu;
Rev, j. A. Julian, II Plot Point; Captain
\. J. T. johnson, Of Curs caus, aud judge
James W. Smith. OF Austin.
TRINITY UNIVERSITY PROGRAMME.
From June let 20 All, 1881:
Sunday, Jupe lst-Btccalaureate sermon,
Rsv. +. N. Gillian. .,,......
Sunday night-Anniversary Of timo'hean
society.
Monday foreuoon-Addresses nnd read
Ing by Pupils; Monday a'ternoon-Ad'
dresser aud readings by pupils; Monony
night-PiEe declaration.
Tuesday ortnoon-Unveling Bsfson
monument; Tuesday afternoon-Read'nR
In eloculion and musical recitation; Tues
dsv night-Addresses and eesays by pupils.
Wednesday forenoon - Commencement
cxrrc,..s: Addresses by graduates, oy TIE
president a6d report OF trustees.
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Louisville Races.

LouiVILLR, Nay 27.-There was a large
st,sudd ut the races to-day. The
weather was COO! aud the track IN good con
jition.
s.l.lug Racs-Purse 500; ususl condi
lions. nile aud hslf; jim Carlisle wob
rruelrr, recaadi Edwin A., third. Time
2dt.
Moet & Chaudon champagne St,ke-Fo,
yp.rolds, winner 10 present elk dozen
vi Mcs. IL Chsndon wine 20 the club, mile
and three furlongs; stsrter'-- Modesty,
Str ckl.nd, Bob Cook ant Bob lies;
Modes,y held the lead and won by. tive
lengths Bob Cnok. second; Bob Miles
third. Time-2:26 IL.
Steeplechase-Abouto ono mile and three
eighth.; won BY &ajor Pickett: Patansca,
second: RosoE, third. Tlme--2:35.
The Kennesaw Stske-Selllng sweep
stske, ell ages, one mile: starters: lizzie D..
Gu. Mathew, TsxIatberer, twilight, ia
ponIca aud Wedding Day, Gus Matthews
son by a length; Taxcstherer, Pecond: Liz
zie, third. Time-l:441.2: The MINERVA:
sold 10 L. Martin for $1,000.
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It ia the universal desire of this county
for Mr.. J. o. Terrell to become candidate
for the state senate, and a resolution to
that effect will be passed by the county con.
yeution without dissenting voice: 1t IS
hoped that our Dallas neighbors Will graat
Il has Deither been our disposition nor
wish to entagonizs in the least wise any OF
tha reasonable demands OF our Dallas neigh.
Nom. Two years ago this oou 1ty cheerfuliy
accorded to Dallas the senator, and by their
enthusiastic support Of him have contriou-
ted m rich to swell the grand Gibbs boom for
Northumberland II 70 now ccnceded
that the bold end outspoken course Of kaui.
man county at the beginning ofths last cau.
ynss encour ,ged the friends Of Colonel Wei
born, and secured the congressman for Dal.
ius. THIS county supported Judge Hurt
for the supreme bapcb; 1t Is now supporting
Mr.. 6te7ett for Chicago delegate from Tire
stats st large, and a movement was iusugI.
rated here to bring cut the Hon. john
Cochran fer com ptroller, as endorse
ment of the great financial ability DIS
played by that gentleman while speak
or Of the house. Had theirs. not been
a candidate In this county for the ssme pc
sitiop, Kaufman would have chesrfulv cou'
tributed her mite 10 behalf Of Colonel e..
iiot ior the chief commimiouership, and - Il
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

IKpIAHAPoLIs, Nay 27.-The atiep6a sce
on the greenoack national convention,
which meets here tomorrow. is unerpect'
yates in The city, end the menagers expect
200 more. The convention meets to
morrow at IL o'clock and all indications
point to the nomination OF Ex-Governor
Butler for president. There Is good deal
OF opposition 20 Bniler, which Is led by
Salon Chase, Of Maine, and George o.
Jonep, OF New York. but there Is no proba.
sbili,y 1t will develop enough strength 10
defeat the Massachu setts man. An attempt
has been made to work up q boom
for Jesse Harptr, OF Illinois, and the Mary.
land delegation will vote for him, but the
movement seems to have little streng'h
,se where. General West, OF Mississippi,
appears to be the unanimous choice for
vice president. General Tyler, OF Florids,
will be made temporary chairman ana
General Weaver, Of Iowa, permanent pre-
fdipg officer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

Gas our people, In common With nefih
Isssf. fflolnrd N be appolhimtni uap.
taln VI, h. Hal lea fiyofiis sith the hlef
l0f one M The diaifioi de.efaes n NE ont
esr0 convention. and w. sfe sa'isn u QUE
people will size his olaiml isyofabls con
sitefati0n.
a 4, moi snfpflsins ihhi, In view II these
couiiesies Of 0iif people, i the s'nt nehl
~ large p0fiinn ~ ID lies nluaV ihai
Kauiman shall hayu toe fenatof .,.
A young man Ol uhqnesilonsd Ablty,
careful aud ihough1iul "a maklne demands
aud knightly m presentluf hi claims, MT
Terrell will command the attention aud r.
spsci Of the senate, and he able 10 oenen'
his district ard honor his constituents.
rhs custom OF selecting parliea OF mol
more than average inteiligenca 70 lsg'sla-
tive positions must b. h0nutd In tht
breach hereafter. The splshdor al u olun-
b. is generally measutd by this character
and conduct OF its representative, and :
district by toe dignity and ability OF IL
ssnator. Oar large and Intelligent populi
ton and vast concerns oalalnly demand tbs
q walton vi our most able aud active mel
70 ,ris'ative positions, and the selection q
AR. Terrell has been made with these OBJ
jscts in yisw.-Irsrrell Star.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

.s hfaihtp and alih0ufh hla hpdY be-
lafn feinrft ~ duet hnm Ffion 4 rti1e
W Hili Tel that III our rlutcil hHisflf fl.
ne iia u h1enoe N HE hishsf Ne ~ hatf'
fniy bsnedlailon over our de.ibefaliQtsi
fhsfeiofa hslt
nssllysd, That In The death NJ brother
w. W. patE We have Loot dear friend ana
brother Nh1 gss devoted N 'hs wtlisfe ~
our oTsSr and Oue'whose fault Nss the gftn'.
~, Of ~ yriues, "Ohsniy and fnsnd'
min" d. " further
Rrsolysd, Thst Csddo Tribe No. : Cr'
isuds ~ sincere and he,it.itlt fympstll
q the family of our deuaried hIoths', snd
commend them 20 the osre Of the Ga u
The widow and the iaihsr ets.
Resolved, rhsl We, la our eourolls Enu
in our lives sill seek n emulate his VIZ
,usf, and wnen our Time comes 10 cross
ths river Of death may We ieaye liks
record behind Ne. a. o loving nnn devoted
husband, sn siseIionhia parent ana
slpears friend.
Resolved, Thst q copy Of these resolutions
bs cent 10 the family al our decea ed
brother and published in the Dallas HER
AIN, and that they ba spread upnh The
minutes OF the tribe. Adopted, 81 flowaf
Moon, q. 8, ID. SD3. !. IL. foRrsR'
]. d. rHAIcngR, S.ehen'
Chiei Of Records,
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LOCAL LITERATURE
A Crazy Cfank taasinr Cohli aI'rn
In the Commallly.
IinrglalB Dusy 10 tbs Ilsld ne = A.
srfvt-iardy Tfala,.
A CnAl, NAN Ar LAHOE.

Monday afternoon Mr. ]. CokFf, while
waking tna track ~ the Gulf COLORADO a
Santa Ne Tlsd tome tWo nunuFd yards D.
ord zoe nfst white rock out nefoss the
fnpity uyeT discovered young mhn
slandlGg Ia the river nearly W. 20 NJ
shoulders la Witsr holding on 10 tue liam
oi tree. MIR. Cocker, tainklng that the
party was about 10 drown, set aoonE resou-
ing him, when the party swain 10 tue SHORE
with all apparent ease, aud dishp'
peAred IN the brusn. lie fol-
lowed him M, hut the pprn
continued his iliSni, aud jndgirg from h's
tat,ered dress aud strange action, Mr.,
Cocker, who NJ first was Of LRa oyiaion thai
ho was an escaped convict, believes him 10
be some insane psrson. Some three IVES. &
ago a printer on Nor,on's lntelligencei SUD
denly disappeAred ahd nothing he's besn
heard OF MN since, unltss this party "
him. His vile, who 10 in great distress, ray :
that his miod was cloudy aud aaseitlrd
several weeks prior 10 his disappearance.
The party who was seen by Mr. Cok'r was
about % years old, smooth lace ani ligh'
brown hair,
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CORSICANA,

CossIcANA, May 26.-[Correspondence j.
o. Saturday night at the Lippord placc,
ons mile west OF town, J. NJ. Majors shot
,!is istner-in.law, w. P. Mccoy, ilfiicting .
serious wousd IA the shoulder, and aleo
wounded his own vile In TIE wrist, who
wes tying ito prevent the shooting. The
difficulty aross from quarrel shout law
suia in which both had been involved.
Both parties were undo, the infiuencs Of
liquor at the time. Majors took to tho
woods .fter tho o"nnting and has as yet not
peer ap2'elen ed.
We asa mere rain to-dsy, although ap.
pear lncss would indicate batter weather.
Our first mal from the north for a week
arrived vest rday, but we are still wihout
rail connection east or south farther than
Gal vert.
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nI'GREGOR.

MoGREe Or. May 20 -[Cor.espondence. :,
Our preUin It met last Saturday and elected
the folio ving.usmed deegstes to the Waco
cove ution: W. T. Glasgow, w. d: Harris,
Dr., Il. W. Burger, DR.. W. W. Hall and
Pink Lyons.
Trains have bagun running regularly
again since tbs heavy rains. It has been
rainiug agein to-day. Crops Will be greatly
injured il the raios last much longer.
! Miss Maud Burleson, Of Waco, is in our
town.
d J D,bblns was in town to-day exhib
ting mis- d ae one aud half year old colt.
Carpenters are building a nice house over
our public we'll. When completed 1t Will
be quite en- ornament to Main street.
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A-Dovn Town Moronant

III -.
Haying passed several nights, disturbed
by the cgonies and cries of suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured a supply tor the chiio
On reaching home and acquainting HE
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have II administered to the child, as she
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
stiIl worse; and while contemplating an,
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room TO attend to some domestic
duties. and LEFT the father With the child.
During her absence he administered por,
ton oil the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said .othire. That night all hands slept
we'll. and the little fellow awote IN the
morning bright and happy. The mother
WAS delighted with the sudden and wonder;
full change, and although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and sufferin( /.
CRYING babies and restless nights have dis
srreared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never vet faIled 70 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice Of the mother
Sold 81 ali druggists. Gcsnts bottle.
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IN GENERAL.
Dslroli rarnlshes n Dafk Page 10 ih'
Criminal Calendar.
Bali aud IA, -Ths Lucky Flyers o. Tbs
Turf.
Aud Olhtr Tales Of the Telegraph.
ATerribie Confession.

DETRsIr. May 2T.-D.yli St,ns. the hall
gitted uncle OF the llttls 6-yesr old g'Tl
Lula Dyke, who was arrested last week or
suspicion OF having Outraged and murdered
her, mads q confession Of his ter bio CRIME
sunday N GIT. The matter Was ken, pro
found secret ANA list night ha Was taken
INTO court without public knowledge o
what was going On aud sen
fenced to the t'ate prison for life. thel
nut into Gloss carriage and driven soross
the c,uniry 20 Jackson, where he arrived
M an early hour this morning. These OK
tTaordinary proceedings were taken on 90
count OF the intense feeling At Hlllsdalt
and % avoid lynching. which had been
generally threatened. IN case tue suspicious
entsr,aiued as sinst Stone should iipen iIte
ct rLElnly,
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JAcKrBoRo, MAY "a -[Correspondence i
Our town was shocked yesterday over the
Vie OF Dr.. ]. M. helms, of Jacksboro.
she had been sick for some time past but
not thought to be dangerously III. 1t Is
said that an over-d dose of morphine, 3D.
minlgtered by herself, wss.the cause or her
sudden death.
TIie recent heavy rains have done much
damage TO crops, and, in many instances,
hsvs washed them entirely away.
handao,ne residence on Henrietta str.er.
Jesse Nelms, infant son of Mrs. NeIms,
VINO died yesterday. is now dangerously III.
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PILor POINT, May 25-GCorrssponderce
The rccent heavy rains did greet damage
to crops In this vicinity and in many places
washed away cotton and corn. Irsv'l was
impeded on all Tond,. Numerous bridges
thr ,ughout the county wsrR washed awav.
Irtph potatoes show signs Of early rot.
Fruit crops are very promising, Small
grain looks we'll. Stock Is doing well.
Thomes Gary, foreman on the Post, was
robbed Of $50 on Friday last; hs had taken
IL from the Denton bank and placed IT IN
new safe recently purchased by the Post;
some one knowing the combination oper ed
it and took his money. No clue to the
tnief.
Co ton shipments since lst of last Sep
tenn Der to date, 8 900 bales. An increase OIL
1909 oyer the previous year.
The Methodists are building a large
handsome brick church, IN cos' $4,000.
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NEW YORK, May 27.-Brighton Beach
races-Seoond day. Weather pleasant and
track fast; 1000 persons present.
Three. quarter Of Mile Race-A'l ages;
won by Little Miuch; Plunaer, second;
King Fan, third.-Time ILL IL.
Selling R,oe-Mils; won BY Boulette;
Li,tls Dan, second; Clarence, third. Time
LAB. -,
One and One.auarter Mils-Al ages;
Mikes Pride won; Arsenic second; CenteD.
nisl, third Tims-2:1434.
observation-disclosures short course: won by
od,tte; Carlisle, second; Echo, third,
Time-9.53
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ct. LouIs, May T.-Sr. Louis tUnionf)
s; KsysloDr, 4.
WAsnis0roS. May T-Luulsvllle. 4
Washington, l.
CLIvELasp, May g-Dstro!t, 4; Clsve-
land. /.
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York;.
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Brorkivp, o.
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Providence, 3.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29
BuRGLAR BAGGED.

]. Williams, colored, WAS arrested yester-
day morning by deputy sheritis, Arthur
Winston aud Kearsy, on the charge OF our
Il AIRY and lodged In he county jail for safe
keeping, on o warrant issued OIL bl! o
Williams is supposed 70 be
the party who attempted TO burglarzs
Snyonia' store, corner OF Maine and Ervay
streets, a few weeks since aud who struck
a young woman on the head in max ing bis
escape from the premises.