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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-17

showing as We 90 70 press. VlnO IN
NE. It is mild Minnesota blizzard.
Following IS the list OF letters remain
ing IN the Austin pestofiice for the thirty
days ending Nov. IS, 1885:
Rs;nSn RT ssss6l sa; andre"
c 1 nrsE Pieros. ]
Cutler. CT Semsep, Mrs sinna
Hubert, Swenss0n,
Krikama, Josef Twitzer, VT
Lynch, warns,
We, the undersigned BARRIERS in Aus
tin. hereby mutually agree to close our
places Of business on Sundays, until fur
Their notice, and respectfully request the
public to aid US In the effort to secure q
Day Of Rest. Signed.
$. A. SHuPE,
]. B, SHERWOOD,
w. Fl. H. BULLOCK,
J. A. PIERCE.
AUSTIN, MIMI, Nov. 16, 1885.
Warren Lee Cess, author Of the pepu:
lar paper, ''Recollections Of Private
published in TIE Ceasxry for several
months, will deliver lecture. entitled
The Story Of Anders0nville, next Satur-
day evening. in the Congregational
church, under the auspices of Mcintyre
Post, G. A. r. It will certainly prove
an entertaining and instructive occssi on
for oil who attend. The church should be
be filled. Admission, only Is cents;
children, Is cents. II.
New Goods Thia Week:
Picked White Onions, b the Quart.
Fresh Broiled AACAerel
In Tomato Sauce.N
Florida Oranges.
Malaga Grapes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-17
NEW FASHIONS
NEW STYLES !
NEW GOODS

l have been receiving and
placing in Stock, every day
for Some Time Past. the
Largest, Finest, Choicest,
and Most Varied Stock of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-17

brazilian Oh lnl HID pril9 II sale
ID DuGlsts
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
A YOUNG MAN S CRIME
Raising Stock Certificates 10
Obtain Large Sums.
He DIES OISRONORED IN THE JAIL.
4 Popular Baltimore Stock Broker e
Mysterious End Unusually ts-
teemsd by Ell-NO Motive
tor HIS Crime

BsIgluoHE, June l2-Aelson Palmer d
Young man Of hieh family, aged -. residing
al No. SIS Townsend-si., was arrested lass
night hy Detective nan and locked up a.
iae Central polioo station on charge 81
forgery. and this evening cled under sus-
pici0us circumstances in Dis CELL Young
Palmer was engaged in the banking house
Of Andrews. Peters q Co. and Was person.
ally d member of The Baltimore stock
Exchange ln the course oi his business
last December he contracted % purchase
500 shares of railroad stock Of Mr. q. ID.
Ciark-5el shares # Missouri Kansas
a. Texas Railroad and 200 shares
New York, Lake Ene Western
Palmer delivered 20 Mr. Clark 1--WE oeriiti-
Gates. each purp0riins 10 represent loi
shares of ghe above named stock Two
weeks ago. while Mr Clark was in New
ork. he called at the offices Of the railroad
companies mentioned 10 collect ihe aiNid-
end on the stock. He was informed hy The
clerks that the certificates bad been fraud
uiently raised by the use of chemicals from
one share 10 400 shares each. equivalent o.
a robbery OF about $4,000. Mr. Clark
Fastened back 70 Baltimore add pat the case
in the hands of the police which resulted
IN The arrest last night oi Eai-
mer This afternoon the accused bad
a hearing before Justice Hobbs. who COM
milted him 90 iali 30 await the action ol the
grand jury. lie was then taken % his cell
up stairs 20 await the making out OF the
commitment Ten minutes later f30 b
m when Lieut.. Frazier went 10 faimers
cell he found the young man lying on his
cot. has hands tightly ciinched. and foam
ing al the mouth Coroner HUI was quick
~ summoned. bgt all efforts 20 save Pal
mer's life were in vain, and be died az 545
p. IN. That the young man committed sui
eide is generally believed, hut the coroner
cannot be induced o. ta.s until the inquest
is held tomorrow The symptoms exhibited
by Palmer would indicate that death result
ed frorl a dose of aconiie. He iefi two letters
addressed 20 his mother. who il in Maine a.
present in one of which he stated tlai hc
was diving of grief. bat further than that
their contents cannot be learned unul the
inquest is held Mr Palmer was a very
popular young man. and moved in The best
society afforded in this city The Central
Station has been visited by a larre number
of stock broKers and other prominent people
all evening 70 view the remains of one wbo
bad been among them a general iaYorite.
Further investigation shows thai cl8NU
is only a portion Of the peculauous Of
Palmer. Gabriel ID Clark flied SUM- late
this afternoon against Andrews Peters a.
Co. claiming S6o0p0 damages on the ground
that he was yicfmlzed 20 that extent boy
Palmer while in that firm employ and in
the name Of the firm.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
TRoUsLs sNoUGH.
The Presidents hs~i Relate furchssS
Criuolssd- Msrshal Wilson oFsr-rau
Win aso See kiug Work

WAsaiselo0. june ~ some Washing
ton real estate dealers esiacise harsh'y ihe
Presidents 81 eciion and purchase ci Forest
Hill f1r lbs summer residence A lea "
them 80 So far as Co say no money WAS
actually paid fsf fAe property but that it
vas merely q real estate boom "a Suburban
property Sir Green aho sold Forest Hin
to the President. says b0Weyer ftat he has
the purchase money safely deposited ln a
bank and tLai fhe President holds a re-
ceipl in fuil Ever since Marshal Wilson
became Identified With The purchase of the
Iresidents summer home. be has been over
run with applicants many Of them ai the
most auseemiy hours. who want to make
improvements aheui The grounds. On one
occasion The Marshal was in the ari of put
uns his Wlfe in carriage 20 take her Go the
depot when Is man approached. stating that
he bad urgent business 90 Transact IL
trauspircd that De wanted 90 trim the trees
and sbrubhery q front OF the cottage ana
besougnt lhe kind offices of the Marshal iu
ms behalf Nor Las the President been
neglected oy his seekers after employment,
ana bis personal mail contains many in-
dorsements of public nen and others on tine
papers OF builders. sardners snd dealers in
house furnishing supplies.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
STEAMBOAT WAR.
steve Grummond Gets His Dander Up
ana shows the Natives How
to DO It,


DETROIT. June 12.-Eyer since the open
ing OF navigation there has been deadly
rivalry between the Star line of steamers
and the Cole-Grummond line The Cole
of the latter line, has invariably beaten the
opposition boats in point of speed and the
fight finally narrowed down To the landing
a Star Island. Knowing the Cole would
always be the first boat in, the Star people
tied one of their boats up at the dock and
thus prevented all landings, the Ward and
Cole being obliged TO land al the lower club
house and transfer their passengers to Star
Island by a steam launch They We're for
hidden 70 land and the hotel doors closed
against theni which on several occasions
nearly resulted IN a riot.
Capt. stephen OrummOnd has finally got
his 'dander up and this morning he sent
the steamer X wenaw 10 anchor abreast of
the Star Island dock This was done, and
the Star Island steamers cannot land with
out a collision. Both the Ward and the
Cole viii make landings following each
other, and land some one thousand passen-
gers. Should any attempt 10 prevent a
landing be made there viii be trouble The
Star line boats have gone 10 the scene with
the intention of landing or breaking some
thing Altogether there is blood on the
moon, and the result is anxiOusly awaited
here
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

Intense Excitement over the Question of
the Repeal of the Union-Probabiliiy
of Separation.

HALIFAX. n. s, June 12.-The present
political campaign in Nova Scotia is proving
to be the most exciting since 1866. AL
other issues have been almost lost sight of,
and that of the repeal of the Union has been
held continually before the electors.
The contest eliminates next Tues
day. There is considerable bet
ting on the result with odds slightly in
ia or of the repeal party which is led by
the Provincial Secretary and the leader OF
the present government fielding il is op-
posed by the cotton manufacturers and 10y
other industrial manufacturers who have
sprung up since a protective tariff wa
enacted. out the Premier party advance
the argument that wages are not advanced
with the increase of manufactures. while
the tariff has re-tricied many of the old
industries and increased the cost Of living
aud the expenses Of the Government had
been added 90 without any commensurate,
gain
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
TURNER'S m SESSION.
The Convention of the North American
Turner Bund Meet for "a Four Days
session AT Boston.

B0sroS june PA four Day convention
of the North American Turner-B BunG opened
in this city today. About one hundred and
seventy-fye delegates were present, repre-
senung the orders -, 900 members. This is
the first convention held by the order in
Boston since its founding in this city in
1919 Three of the founders, Earl Stein, >
Urbsne and Y. ". Reinus, still reside here.
The ercises opened this afternoon by the
dedication at Forest Hill cemetery of
a monument 10 Karl HeinNn, the
German liberator. who was exiled for par
ticipation in the German revolution of 1918.
Robert Lieber presided and made an intro
ductory address. The Grafton was pro-
nounced by Carl Hartmann Boppe of Mil
waukee editor Ofthe Americ1n Turn ZeifuHg,
the official organ Of the American Turner
bund. This evening a grand reception was
held at rurn Hall, AZ which Mayor O Brien
extended the hospiialiues of the city to the
visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

WAsHlNgroS June j. - After routine
morning business in the Senate Mr. Whit
thorne took the floor IN favor Of Mr Frye s
bin "to promote The political prog ress and
commercial prosperity Of tbe American na-
ton he believed She interests OF bis state
and The whole raion werc deeply inter-
woven with The policy sought TO be inaug
uraied and not ibe United States only but
the entire continent Of America wss inter
esfed in the policy recommended By this
BILL
on She conclusion IF Mr. Whitlborues
speech the Northern Pacific bin was taken
up. bnf informally laid aside fof The purp 40
af considering the Array Appropriation
bin The latter was accordingly taken up.
and affer consideration 10 was passed. pre-
ciseiv as reported from the senate commit
tee Tie senate also passed biIl which
aufhori7cs the removal nf fbe southern
Tie Indan- in Colorado 60 tde Ter
ritorv of Utah ard the hiil de-
fnine service of q seFed0re to the
marine service and establishing p Zen In
favor of slIrh service. ON motion of Nj
Mrsra hll was passed authorizing fbe
carving ~ passengers hg fov b ars on fhe
sprfoVa of supervising inspectors he
Northern Fscfc Forfeiture biH was fhea
formally riscei before TIE -euafe aua 81
ss M TIRE Senste adIenrned ieaVing
fhe measure. ard Size unfrishesi nasiress ior
Monday
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
SALISBURY SPEAKS
His Course Endorsed by the
Primrose League.
THE GREAT DANGER TO The EMPIRE
Z Large Gathering al the Country Seat
of the Marquis re Says the home
Rule liii Meant the lnaag1ra-
ton OF lynch Law.

La>lov. June IA largely attended
meeting of rAe members of tie Primrose
League vas held at Hatfield the seat of the
Marquis Of Salisbury today % ind0rse his
action lu opposing the second reading of the
Hume Rude hill The Marquis who was
present was enthusiastically and repeatedly
lleered. ln response 10 vote OF confidence
unanimously passed by the meeting. Lord
salisbury in quitea lengthy speech said
"We are nov called upon % fight
for tile integrity ot The empire The
issue was not merely fsr the
purpose OF elocting a legislature al Dublin.
lt was something much greater. 10 was the
banding of the executive power an Ireland
over to those IS hose sentiments were those
ot separatloni,ls.' The present Govern
ment be said sought 10 transfer the
supreme power t8 those who would prevent
the ordinary law from operating and sub
sritufe therefor lynch law. II the EXecu-
tive Government of Ireland was handed
over to the Dublin Parliament. the military
government of the country would soon be
likewise handed over, and If England
became involved in difficulties with
foreign powers. the troops in England
might side with the enemy is il
not madness. his lordslip asked, 10 expect
that the Irish hatred of the English which
had existed through SO many years would
change in a day If the Government place in
the hands of the Nationalists the tate 81 the
loyaiisis and the safety OF the empire
In conclusion Lord SalisbBry said that
he was firmly of the belief that Great
Britain by a union of her patriots would
return a good answer 20 the question now
before the country and that a unity OF the
patriots would preserve the unity of the
country. The speech was greeted
with frequent outbursts OF applause
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
The CARPET WEGVERS.
\ National Assembly Now Being Formed
A General Convention 10 BE Held
in New York.

PHILADELPHIA. June l2-The Record to-
morrow will say: The National X. of l..
Assembly of Carpet Weavers. which is form
ing throughout the country from local
assemblies of carpet workers Withdrawn
from the various district assemblies, will
hold general convention in New York
City during the early part OF July. Dele
gates will be present representing branches
of the carpet trade in ali sections of the
country, and the workers look forward TO
this session for results more iar-reaching
and important than have attended any
movement in the trade for years. Seven
teen delegates have been elected 10 represent
the l 200 organized carpet weavers in this
city. The cOnvf ntiOn, when organized,
will take steps to secure uniformity in the
carpet weaving wages schedules throughout
the United States. Such result, 1t Is
claimed, would remove the possibility of
many strikes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
DISCOUNTED PUDoLeas.
Not satisfied Win the Action of the Anal
gamsted ASSOCIATION. They Threaten
to Secede.

PuTsurRe. Pa. june i2.-The Amaiga-
mated Association convention adjourned
finally this evening 10 was decided 90 leave
the wage question in the hands OF their
Finance Committee President VIM Wiehe
and Secretary Martin were re elected by
accIamaiion There Is considerable dis
satisfaction among pndelers because an ad-
vance II fifty cents ton f0r boiling was not
inserted ln the scale presented 20 TIE manu-
iaciurers bv the AmalEamated. It Is
learned that tonight there was conference
oi representation Of unddlers ol three Sonfb
Side mills. at which the adyisaoiiity oi
abandoning the Amalgamate3 Association
and joining the knights of Labor was dis
cu-sei
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
GAUOAUR AND TeeMeR.
The Race at Pullman Last Evening a
Bippodroming Adair-Teemera Quar-
ter of a Mile Behind.

CHlcAGo. June l2-The three mile race
between John Teemer and Jake Gaudaur
az Pullman. this evening. was characterized
bv every one who ssw il as "a hippodrome
Of the most apparent kind. Oaudaur pulled
ont with a long. sweeping stroke and was
never headed When Gaudaur bad gained
a lead Of one hundred lengths be laid back
IN his boat and tantaiized his opponent by
heckoning him 20 come on. 80 the
finish Teemer was fully a quarter ~
a mile IN The rear. and in the words oi q
spectator Jake could have easily carried a
sun shade and still won The race Time.
- minutes IA seconds. Tie betting before
the start had run up as high ~ three to one
III favor of Icemer. end his bacscls are
iusfiv indignant at the lssoo When
Teemer came in ho refused an explanation
for his defeat. saving his boat was so riElf.
and neither was he sick
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
BLAZING CAR STABLES
Heavy Fire in New York City
Destroys Many Street Cars.
The TOTAL Loss IS OYER 5l5l00l.
FIVE Hundred 1orses, Rescued hree
Firem-o Narrowly Escape Death
ne Origio of the FIRE a
Mystery

Nu Naaz. jane l2-Ihe Forty second.
81. cros.-toan ear stables az Forty 81
ana Iae.Hl-ase. We're entirely destroyed
bv dre tonight together with about twenty
ears and large quantity OF hay. The fire
started ia the hay .oa SO i0i5 and quickly
spread through Ihe entite 1uildlus. Three
alarms we're sent oat bar the exertions of
the drsmen l-ilrd -o STAY the progress OF THE
aames. Flge hundred horses we're rescued
iram fae burning ouiliing The total loss
an huIdiug. ears harness. etc. wlli amount
O. $3.50 olU Whicn Is covered by Insurance
m ocal companies Thomas Coyle. of
Engine - aud tWo ether Gremen We're
overcome by heat and smoke and We're re-
moeed to the hospital The origin of the
lre is aulrsferF.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

Sraffonn Ef.. jane l2-Tbe child muir
deress Mrs sloan has just made the fol-
lowing confession 20 sheriff Hamlton. d
bad started or Fershere where mr brother
Iire- and stepped ONT fo the bars IN front q
tae water course. and there saw the child
PLAYING in the water near the CulVerf I reut
bsrs to the house and laid the baby on the
hei and ihen came back and jumped over
t1e vail icsiu- $3.50 2 pest I sfrgrs the
bead Vas near the mouth ~ the calvert. (
chem zfasped BIN hy the ieg and shovel
him irto fae calVert Then T took the pest
and showed him n as far ss J oouid That
/. al ..na
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

The Trip ofihe Purstsu Frsln Bo-iou rbs
Great arht Races -
Come

YIN Norr Fnre ~ The frff .f fha crack
., 49,. t..t. ........i 49,,
p'st'"
from Boston today Vas an nnffenIiAl 'iir.
The YACHT Icf Boston on Tueaisr nislt in
- .sn ,t, sf.... r.a.. ana
'tiana ~ int -as.t
Ninh ana ft h.it
int ifii' - N.i.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

NASHVILLE Tenn June IA Fl
Worth, Tex special SAWS A document
was made public TODAY which exposes the
plan Of the knights o. Labor and the Fer
mers Alliance to capture the Democratic
organization ~ fhe ~.are The iocameni g.
a Ci-culsr fo local asseniblies and alliances
calling attention f0 fho lsci tlaf fhe Demo
cratic Executive Iomuiffee has called
nominating conventions and urrnf tnaf
the delegates fo THE Democratic County and
fhe State Democratic Conventions 1e chosen
SD assemblies and alliance r. IS believed
fhat THE exposure of the scheme viii defeat
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
MUSKEGON NEWS.
4 Bogus Spiritnslist Bleeds the Suckers
shorty" Goes Up"-Other
News Notes.

tts--assz r9 7eE ys-.laAa-4e7Nl4.
MUsKEGoN. June IA fellow named
Shepherd came here last night and gave out
that he was Spiritualist. About one hum
dred and fifty citizens paid a dollar to be
rankest kind
William Rogers, alias shorty was this
morning sent 20 the Detroit House of Cor
rection for ninety DAYS for disorderly con-
duct.
The iewelrv store of A. Travis was this
morning closed on a chattel mortgage. and
the goods will be sold on the 10Th inst, if
not otherwise settled Mr. Travis. however
Is hopeful that all vii be well in few DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

5aaee rarker. 81 Kingston. g. argue 8
nosi4a o. cemfel tle seventh ave. 4na
Twenty IhiTist Rallroaa comlaary "a sl.i-
render and dehrer ths Rread~ay cariAos
railroad ald sl the prolsrg conneeiea
herewith lo john q Brieu lhe reoe'eel and
e. desisl irlm us,nE QT interfering Nlll tlt
road eEeapt ty permission ui lhe fctYer in
suea iefus a. shall he approved py the
courts and ier other RELIEF iaage Sclaah
matfI of Ainessan in The aaseuce oi ths
regular couuse. appearel Ger iAe read ana
a.t Cd far sn adIeurDmrui ef tWo weeks
q vas haalis decided io adjourn ihe bear
lug laUl lhe 4-a Instant
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

lfl...sa -.- rt-t1sse -aell.
BELniNG, Mich, June l2.-rhe proprietors
Of toe Beiding Refrigerator Company of
This place have offered 10 establish a silk
and spool factory here providing the resi-
dents OF M0ntcalm county will contribute
$4,000 toward the enterprise. The firm
operates silk and spool mills at NorIhamp
tom Mass Rock vile, Conn. and Montreal,
Canada. The factory would give employ
menr to 500 hands Henry Leonard and
Spencer Bros, prominent merchants OF this
place. are taxing active steps 10 raise the
money All THE other residents are anxious
f0 get the factory here
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
CANADIANS NOT SUSTAINED.
The British Government Does Not Sus
tain the Canadians in s.izing
Am.rlcan Vessels.

HAIuAv. " s., June l2-It is stated on
the best official authority Q at the British
Government has issued orders 20 make no
more seizures ~ American vessels, except
where the violation of the treaty of ISIS is
0pen aud hagnnt that 10 cannot be- winked
at ~o far as learned from guarded official
utferances here the Imperial instructions do
u1f sustain ihe Canadian construction ihaf
The three usile Hmii does NOT lean three
miles uH fhe headland. IF the Imperial
Government doe~ nor sustain the Comedian
Interpretation of the treaty it places fhe
Canadian authorities in very awkward
rsf.a.ff0.n
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

KtLArszoo June II This afternoon fire
broke out Ia Root Bros ice house and
spread to the large brick brewery adjoining.
Both structures We're entirely destroyed.
The brewery. which vas built IN 1856. IS
owned by x r Howard, of Detroit Loss.
about $4,000. partially insured. Loss on
the Zee house 5000. mo- Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

B0s7ov June - The sign Off T.. snlli-
van over bis place came down tonight and
vas replaced by one Michael F Clark II
IS said Clark has 0ened The business Tor
some slime and has used Sullivan name as
a drawing card while Sullivan IS trying go
eet control of hoteI in Yes York. Paddy
Rvan IS trying 20 gee license IS sell rum
f8r fhe Brewer House Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
DON IN rse cAslngr.
Humored that Don NJ Dickinson l. TO be
secretary of the Navy hitney
for Treasurer.

WAsHfssIoN. june l2-It is the talk here
thar Secretary Manning will not resume his
place and that Secretary Whitney is to
become Secretary Of the Treasury. IN case
oi such a move it is freely stated that Don
~ Dickinson is 70 be made Secretary of the
Navy. Dispatches to tins effect have been
sent from here tonight. but the general
heiefls that % IS an unfounded rumOr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
Death Of Ger. Grants successor.

GAlrvA. Ill, June l2-Charles K Per-
kins. proprietor since 1861 Of the old Grant
leather store in this civ. died this afternoon
A. bis home. aged - He was a partner for
several ve3rs before fhe late var With Jesse
Grant, fatbtr OF Gen. o Grant in the
leather and sail.ory hardware business.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

NEw BErvswIcE. y J June l2.-Rumors
were current in this city today TO the effect
that Arthur O osilby. the New Brunswick
Savings Bank broker. who was declared 20
he insane. had escaped The rumOrs OBJ
tanned general credence. oNloy was al-
Lowell much freedom and had every oppor-
tuniiv 90 escape from the asylum bad be
b
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

CovaRb. n RI June ~ a mysterious
ern' osion occurred early this morning in
the furniture establishment of IL. Hamsien
~ans Ar pennacs hv which the sides of
fhe h~irs boiler house rere tiown ouf and
Nisht Wsfcbman lra q. Pmilrs injured.
s.-. haIsIr fatally
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

1srs-os June IA successful burglar
iv occurred here last night and two unsuc-
oessfal attempts made. Ex-Coroner Casey
exchanged shofs with tbe men buf failed to
hir h.s mars. Ir Is thought to Pc che work
uf frauI-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
The Week Ends Without Any
Noticeable Change.
DETROIT STILL RETAINS THE lEll
Defroii leaves fhe 81 Loais Team
baolY Philadelphia sea ~sshine-
fon PisY Close Game Sos
toa Again Dsts4leo.


Cmesaa lune l.- lae lome iesns had
cons.dsrahls a5t1niafs ia tl.e game a ~
dAy being aa fhelr oNn eroanas. Tie
hoa,s ieasn teak saFaalses ~ eFcTg veak
sloi in lhe.f 4lfers4f'es p.ayea laneialiy
sna almosi wholly aefna of error anA
were easy fieio1s. Iae aitll4l score rAs 4s
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13

Bo,IoF. june iZ-iar bfau bass sol
ien aeaip TODAY ana riih Gee adFanfaEe az
playing on ibeT oWn grounds aers unable
was 4s ioioess