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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16
CARD At P|MLICO
WITHOUT FEATURE
Chesapeake stceplechasc Split
Only Two Starters in Fourth
Race

Baltimore, Md. May l5.-Thc card
at Itmlico today was without feat
urc. The Chesapeake steeplechasc
was split in two. Bergoo winning the
ilrst division ana Watcrspeed Tie. see
ond The fourth race had but two
starters' and was won by King james.
four lengths in front OF Capslze
First race-two-y ear-olds. tive fur.
longs-Littlc Ep az to ID nrst; Kit
terry % TO %. second; Bey g 10 ii
third. Time / 90 rs Thirty Forty
Lostday, floridas Beauty. Bill Lamb
i1rella and Eos finished as named
SeGpnd race-fouiyear-ol and
up SIS furlongs-The Gardener "a &c
81. first. Sixty Is 10 81, second, set
W. !. El!nch. German silver. Jack
Nunnally Cheek. Loyal Maid, labels
Agnes. Harmon Pass. Chief Bartlett
and First Up finished as named.
Third c-steeplechasc, two miles
-Eersco ca TO -. first; I;acebrool.
fevcn). second; Pail Mall CT 10 100.
third. Time. :O2 10 Black Bridge
Nancy Pansy. Andola, Bcggarman ana
Thames finished as named.
Fourth racc-three- year-olds ana
UP, six furlongs-king James q 10 $50.
first; Capsize (ouD. second. Time, l:ii.
Only two starters.
Fifth race-stceplechasc, two miles
-NNaterspced Is to 81, first: Guncoi-
ton % TO ~. second; Bigot q 10 5)
third. 'rimc. 2:5745 Dickshaw, Tom
Vat, EXpansionist finished as named.
Sixth race-one mile and forty
yards. for thrceyear-o lds and up.
selling-Supcrstitio Is 10 81. first by
one length; Colonel Asiimeadc (evcnl,
second: Royal Meteor (out). third
Time. az as. Martin. Doyle, SAN
drian, Busy and Springmas finished as
named i
Baitimorc.. May 15.-Pimllco entries
for TO- morrow:
First race, maiden two year Odds.
i've frrlongs-timation, Inwood, Pug.
gins, SSenegambinn. Flamma, Bally-
more. FoHbrook, Prince Chap Lake
Tahoe. Scholar. New River, Dalinain.
Bitten. Ji.. no
Second racc--threc-ycaro ids and
np, SIX furongs-uncas Chief. Shan
non. IFS; -SRosc Queen, Cliff Edge
Il9 Whist, Smirk. i<orinak 1l3 Piu-
vus, Jim iiasey. 1oSi Aggression, 100
Hoffman, 1874.
Third raco-thrce- year Odds and up.
selling. niilc-Littlc l'riar, XSlotram,
100; Idle Michael o.; xTom Melton,
102 xEAppelle. Neva, 90; OEm. 1905;
liMutineer, a5; lBounder. as; Duke Of
Esridgewater, 'Kilderkin Hedge Rose.
107.
Fourth racc-Grccn Spring Valley
stceplcchasc. selling handicaps. four
ycar-olds and up. two miles and a
quartcr-tDr Heard. Magellan. 1885,;
Sam Ball, 49,: Nat. Oct opus. 1856: Water
speed. IS; Orderly. Expansonist. 146:
Q. L.. 1872; Coligny, inG.
Firth racc-two-ycar-ol fllics. four
and half furlongs--Moilic kearney,
Hcnotic, Bonny Doom. Dipper. Flori-
das Beauty. Rod and Gun, Flamma
Wildweed, Refine Mareot, Patent Stop
per- 100: Moisant, IA.
Sixth race-three-y earods and up,
selling-xpremier, Feather Duster, Or;
Idleweiss. xNTy Gal. 90; Fair Miss, 95;
Lad Of Langdon, 1o7; Live Wire Frank
Purcell 10: irish Gehtlelpnn. Jennie
Wells. 105: Supervisor. 90; aoXer. lis.
t +
Weather fair. track fast.
sOxnard entry.
"r1fildreth entyy.
Parr entry.
SApDrenticc allowance claimed.
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NATIONAL.
WHERE THEY

Chicago AT Brooklyn.
St Louis ut New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
PittsburS at Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16
Dnnvil1e.
Score BY innings:

Lynchburg .....200 01O01,--4
Danviile ............l0OO 000-I
Summary; Runs--Howede Co. Nc
Donnell, keatins, kaufman. Three base
hits-k aufman. Home runs--Howc-
dell. Sacrifice fly-Schrader. Stolen
bases Howcdcll, Mcdonnell (2). Keat-
Ing (2). First base oil errors-Lynch-
burg, | Dnnvlie, 1. Left on bases
Lynchburg. !. DanvilIe. 4. Double
rlays--alcDonnell and Woolums.
Struck out-by Stocksdnle, 8; by
BrHant. .. Basic on balls-on stocks
dale, Naughlin); off Bryant. .
lHowedell and kcating). wild pitch,
Bryant Hit by pltcher-Morrison
Time. 1;2S. Umpire. Connolly.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PLAY TO-DAY.

PLA1 TODAY
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington ut ST Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16
Totals
Hnndolpli Macon.

summary! Struck out By laws. IA
N Hlanton. q ~ Green. D. Two-has y
y tfrM l'Haes on balls--on I,cwja
i%,,pH Hlhnicn. liit ~ nitcIcr
stolen ba>ca-i.ec. ITrov Ills
VI B!anton. in seven innings. ..
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Totals ..3f f'23 II l Totals :. IA 10 40 ls |,
Two out when winning run scored
fBnttcd for corinstpn In tenth.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Montgomery: Montgomery o;
Chattanooga. g. M
At Birmingham: Birmingham, 6;
Memphis. s.
Al Mobile: Mobile, 4: Atlanta, s.
Al New orleans:I New Orleans, g.
Nashville, g.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
PROGRESS CLUB MET.

The Progress Club met on Monday
evening. March 18th. at the home OF
Miss Elizabeth Blair. Sic North Sew
enth street.
The social committee. Miss Eva Nc
Gowan, Miss Adella Lucas and Miss
Katherine Mcdonnell. and the host
ess. Miss Blair. had planned a pleas
ant surprise for the club by arrang-
ing for ST. Patrick's evening.
Irish names were assigned to all.
bright green paper caps and sashes
made brilliant Irish scene
Among the various amusements was
the writing of Irish love letters and
a potato race.
The committee closed the dining
room while they prepared another
surprise by arranging on the floor a
picnic luncheon; and when the cur
tains were drawn back the room look
ed like a witehing scene from fairy
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
X. GILL WINS
IN CONTEST
Will Represent c. c. H. S.
at Boulder in
May.

An unusually entertaining program
was rendered on the occasion of the
oratorical contest in the assembly
room OF the Canon City high school
Friday night and large number of
people were present to enjoy it. The
primary purpose of the gathering was
to select from preliminary compe-
tition a candidate to represent the
student body in the state high school
oratorical contest at Boulder in May
although the program was diversified
with vocal and instrumental music.
The judges in the contest were A.
II. McIain. Rev. T. p. Stafford and
Rev. II. NJ Jameson and they award
ed the first place to Xenophon Gill,
who delivered a splendid Grafton on
The American Indian and His Treat
ment" The second and third honors
going to Will Schweigert and Clarence
Adams respectively. The complete
program follows: Music, High School
orchestra; grafton, Back to the
Farm" Herman Graves; Grafton. THE
American Indian and His Treatment"
Xenophon Gill; song, High School
Girls Glee Club; oration, THE VIII
of the People" James Taylor; ora
ton, "The Melting Pot" VIII Schwei-
gert; song. High School Boys Glee
club; The Future Destiny of Our
High School," Harold Warnock; ora
ton, "A Square Deal" Clarence Ad-
ans; selection by high school orches-
ira. Decision of the judges.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
1T is Durable.

Dyspepsia may be completely erad-
icated If properly treated. We sell a
remedy that we positively guarantee
will completely relieve indigestion or
dyspepsia. or the medicine used dur
ing the trial will cost the user moth
ing
This remedy has been named Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets. Certainly no
offer could be more fair. and our Of
fer should be proof positive that Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets are depend
able remedy.
Inasmuch as the medicine will cost
you nothing If it does not benefit you,
we urge you who are suffering with
indigestion or dyspepsia to try Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets. A 25-cent box
contains enough medicine for fifteen
days treatment. For chronic cases
we have two larger sizes, so cents
and s1.o0. Remember you can obtain
Rexall Remedies only at-The Rexall
Store-Mitchell G. Egbers.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
BOOSTS CANON CITY
As 4 TOURIST RESORT

The Colorado Tourist and Hotel Re
sue of last Saturday contains on it's
front page two splendid half-tone cuts
of the Royal Gorge and the Skyline
drive. as well as most Interesting
write-up under the caption. Canon
City Calls the Homeseeker to the Ar
kansas Valley" It says:
THAT live wire. the Business Mems
association of Canon City, had a good
fellowship banquet Tuesday night and
formulated plans to make that city
one OF the most alluTing tourist points
In the state
THE Royal Gorge highway is to be
opened about May Is and the celebra-
ton that is planned for the occasion
IS expected to make this event the
greatest good roads celebration ever
given in Colorado. The festivities will
last for two days, and will be attend
ed by many prominent men from this
and other western states. They expect
to have fiye hundred automobiles in
the parade over the new highway to
the top OF the gorge.
Another feature Will be a big bar
becue on the plateau near the sum
init OF the Royal Gorge. and several
elk from the game preserve OF w. II.
Pigg. near Black mountain will be
killed as meat for the feast. The cell
ebration is being arranged by the
Business Mems Association. Civic I'm
provement League. county commits
sioners. and Warden lyman OF the
penitentiary. A a wer festival SINH
lar to those held at Pasadena and
Santa Barbara, Calf, and In which
hundreds OF school children are to
take part will also be an attraction OF
the road opening. No sec
ton OF the state is receiving SO much
attention from the homeseeker as the
region about Canon City. There is nc
place in the world where SO great O
success is made of small farming and
fruit raising. Four acres near Canon
City have been known to produce oyei
$4,000 worth OF marketable produce.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
Florence News

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tannihill arrived
from Canon City this morning for a
visit with relatives
Work on the reservoir being built
by the city OF Rockvale is progressing
rapidly. Up TO the present time very
little excavation has been done owing
to the great amount of leveling on
that was necessary on account OF the
steep hill at the site.
Arthur Duntsch has returned from
Canon City. where he has been EN-
ployed for the past month as press
man at the Leader and this morning
entered the employ OF the Citizen in
a similar capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. David superstein. OF
Canon City. were over-Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Fleischmanu-
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

s 7 KING
N IN { R S
GUARDED
(By United Press.)

Gillipie. ILL.,, March 21.-Troops ar
rived here today prepared to prevent
rioting of two thousand striking min
ers who threaten to kill any miner
who returns to work. Last night the
strikers policed the town and threat
ened bloodshed. Nine detachments of
state troops began marching this af-
ternoon to Benld, two and half
miles away, intending to forcibly dis
perse the two hundred striking min
ers, who are armed with shot guns,
rifles and revolvers and are threaten
ing the community. The troops will
arrive about 9 o'clock and will order
the foreigners to stay away from the
mine.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
LODGED IN JAIL TODAY

George Russell, alias Frank Martin.
of Sedalia, Mo-. was 'pinched" by the
officers here Monday night for obtain
ing money under false pretenses and
is today occupying quarters in the
county jail. At the Denver & Rio
Grande station Monday afternoon
Russell worked the brotherhood graft
on W. II. Housler of Querida to a suf-
ficient extent to get money to pay for
his supper and nights lodging at the
Central hotel. He represented him
self 10 Mr.. Housler as being mem
ber in good standing OF the SaIida
organization OF the Woodmen OF the
World; giving him at the same time
tho alleged number OF the camp. the
name OF the clerk and lot OF other
information OF similar nature; all
OF which proved 10 be fictitious. Rus
sell was taken out Of bed nj an early
hour this morning and marched on
TO jail without amp provision beIpk
made for his BREAKFAST.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
WIRELESS FAKE LANDS
MUNROE IN PENITENTIARY

New York. March IA jury in the
United States circuit court Thursday
returned verdict of guilty of using
the mails to defraud, against Geo. II.
Munroe. of the firm of Munroe & Mum
roe.
II was charged that he had used
the mails to sell stock in the British
Maraconi Wireless company and 9TH
er similar concerns to small invest
ors in various parts of the United
States. Checks and cash were taken
for stock, but none OF IT was ever de-
livered. Judge Hough Immediately
sentenced Munroe to three years in
the federal prison at Atlanta. Ga.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
CHANDLER ITEMS

Lou Smith has rented ranch on
Wetmore and moved his family out
last week.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Drummin are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy of
regulation weight Both mother and
child doing nicely.
Mrs. Mozart Lewis was in Denver
last week, the guest of her brother,
Ben Griffith.
Ralph Miller had the misfortune to
get his hand quite badly smashed on
the machinery at the mine last week
Mrs. Charles Morris is slowly re-
covering from severe illness,
900
Mr.. Ransom of Ogden, Utah, is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Moses
Davis and ]. w. Thomas.
o-o-o
There was preaching in the school
house Saturday night.
Nathaniel Lloyd, from the Greeley
normal, was visiting his parents few
days the past week.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

land.
Shamorck leaves were scattered
about the picnic table.
The place cards were decorated
with paintings OF Irish potatoes and
shamrock leaves.
The green color scheme was carried
out in the dainty refreshments.
Everyone ate with good Irish ap-
petite.
TO close the pleasure OF the eNittt. 7.
each one gave in answer to roll calf
a funny Irish story.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
TELEPHONE OFFICE KNOWS
ABOUT THE TIME OF TRAINS

Central" at the telephone Office Is
at all times informed In relation TO
the running time of the Denver a.
Rio Grande passenger trains and VIII
promptly answer any inquiries upon
the subject. The best and most re-
liable way OF ascertaining the time of
arrival and departure Of trains from
the Denver & Rio Grande station "
to ask Central" at tho telephone Of
ncc.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
MOVING THE LAWNS
AT The PEN

Although spring hasn't been official
ly proclaimed as yet, it is summer al
ready. That is a queer statement to
make but it appears 10 be true II
signs are any indication of the fact.
You can go most anywhere about
town and see flowers. beautiful flow-
ers, too, and any kind of garden stun
fiourishing just as If 1t were the mid
die of June.
A paper in a small town near Den
yer the other day had quite an article
about a man who had seeded his acre
age in February. That, perhaps, was
wonderful for that locality; but out
here in this valley of sunshine and
ideal weather 1t wouldn't excite more
than a passing remark. Every resi-
dent knows here that almost any kind
of garden truck grows nearly all the
year round.
This morning out at the peniten-
tiary a man was moving the parking
that helps wonderfully to beautify the
exterior of the penal institution along
Main St side. He didn't use scythe
to do the work but he did have real
mower and ne was cutting real grass.
There perhaps are not many cases in
town where the lawns are ready to be
moved but there are few and this
fact goes to show California hasn't
got much the start OF us.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postoffice at Canon City. Colos
for the week ending. March IS. 1911:
Bird, Tom.
Branch. Mr.. Jay d.
Bouyant. Master Sheridan.
Canon. Catherine C.
Courtney. Mrs Clara
Curn. Mrs. Jessie.
Dtax. Nicholas. 90
Dickens, Mrs. c.
Eckert. Mr.. J. r., (2)
Gardner, Mr.. Earl.
Geddis. Mr.. A. 8.
Grau. Mr.. Fred.
Gregory. Mrs. Margaret
Har- ison. Mr.. Ralph.
Hughes, Mrs. J. s.
Hopkins. Mr.. David.
Jones. Mrs. Bernice.
Jou,iDe. Jos.
Johrson. Mrs. Marye.
Kerr. Afr. Robert
Kline. Gustevo.
Knueettile. Mr. GustaL
Morgan, Mr.. Russell
Pelland. Miss Leona
PENN. Miss Eva.
Stone. Madame Julia Pete Mulch.
Plumlcy. Mr.. II.
Quaintance. Mrs. A. b.
Rainey. Mr.. ]. w.
Rank, Mr.. @. II.
Rorem. Miss Sadie.
Seawell. Mr.. Clint.
Steele. Mr.. @. +.
Sreeie. Mr.. George T.
Smith, Miss NJ. b.
True. Miss Augusta.
wildhagen. Mr.. J. o.
supt. Sunday School NJ. L. tcol)
church.
ROBERT 8 LEWIS.
Postmaster.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
[.|NANTOUR
Dl hnlFD IN
I L.HULU ALV
CHARGE:
tBy United Press.)

Ell Paso, March 21.-It was stated
in Official circles in Juarez today that
Jose Limantour has been placed in
charge of the internal affairs of Mex
leo and that he will soon issue an or
der for the Insurgents to lay down
their arms and send delegates to a
national convention in Mexico City to
discuss needed reforms, Juarez de-
clared that President Diaz will not
resign and will not order a new cleo
tion os long as a single man remains
in arms against the government.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Thursday afternoon the East Can
on Division of the Ladies' Aid of the
First Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. HurIburt, corner Field
and Central streets. A pleasant and
profitable afternoon was spent. Re-
freehments were served. the hostess
being assisted by Mesdames Barney
and Biddall
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Biddall
entertained at their home on South
Fifteenth street, the following ladies':
Mesdames. Lowthier, Conaway, Lik-
ems, Hall and Hurlburt. A sumptuous
dinner was served and the afternoon
was delightfully."- spent in a real old
fashioned visit.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
Canon City, Colo.

Only few points shown below. For
as to the liberal stop-over privileges
accorded. phone. write or see the un-
dersigned.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

are going back to the cave in the
course OF a few weeks and will ex-
plore it thoroughly.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle and Mrs. Nc
Williams went to Brookside Thursday,
combining business and pleasure
thereby. The ladies returned in the
afternoon. leaving Mr.. Hinkle, who
has accepted a position in the mine.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Biddall entertained at supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurlburt and son.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Fred James, wife and daughter, are
visiting the formers father, Mr.. James
of North Orchard park. Fred James
is recovering from a serious accident
which happened to him in a Victor
mine.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Mr.. chAs. Milton was attending TO
businsss matters In the vicinity Of
Wssirtfns Tuesday.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Mr.. Barnard of Nineteenth street, is
in Victor ON business trip.
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

One way Colonist tickets on sale
daily. March 10 to April 10. 1911. in
elusive, from
Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

Through tourist sleepers to Los
Angeles and Ban Francisco are cleo
the lighted and have smoking room
for mon and extra large dressing
room for women.
D. n. 0ARRBTT.
'. Assat
,.s- 4 .. = 4 ,. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-17
Wrono intsrprstation.

A city official tells Of a conversation
he and Spanish maiden had when
he was sergeant, with troops sta
toned on the island Of Porto Rico.
1.-THE senorita," said the official, mad
become infatuated with certain SOL
der named Harry, and she had learn
ed his name. One morning she ap-
preached me and asked:
"'Where Harryr
"He was asleep, and I laid my head
on my hand and closed my eyes to tell
the girl She misunderstood the signs
and, with a cry, pointed to heaven. l
shook my head and pointed down. The
senorita raised her hands IN silent
duplication. Later Harry was seen
on guard. and the girl looked at me
Observation-Disclosures News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-17
the MOUSE
IN The TRAP.

Once there lived poor woodcutter
and his wife In the middle OF the Tor
est. he had three SONS, called Ed
ward, George and Albert. The two eld-
,st were thoughtless. but good natured.
One day edward. the eldest, said TO
his father. II am going out to make
my fortune. father, and when nave
made 1t will come back"
His father let him 90 sadly. On the
way Edward passed trap with poor
little mouse In It, but as he was so
thoughtless he did not think OF letting
Il out
A few days after George set out to
make his fortune. He. too. passed the
mouse, but did not let 1t out.
After that Albert left home to make
his fortune, but when he came to the
trap be went up and let the poor little
mouse out. Instantly it became
beautiful princess.
'Thank you, dear Albert" she said
to the astonished boy. "A wicked
witch turned me into mouse. but Will
you come and set my castle freeT
Albert said Eyes" gladly. So be fol-
lowed her, and at last they came to q
Grand castle. When they went in no.
body was there.
Then the princess said: Tonight you
will be tortured by invisible beings.
You will see only their hands and feet
but don't say a word, and in the morn
Ing l will come. This win happen for
three nights. but on the third day the
castle will be yours"
That night, when Albert was read
ing, ten pairs Of hands and feet ap-
peared and pulled his hair. pinched
and kicked him. tore his book to pieces,
ETC., but he never said word. Next
morning the princess came and with
her came a hundred attendants. whom
he had made free by his watching
That night the same happened, and In
the morning the princess came with
200 servants now. The third night
passed. and still he did not speak. and
In the morning the princess came with
300 servants and embraced him. She
showed him all the cellars full Of gold.
A few days after they were married.
and after that Prince Albert went to
bis fathers home to bring him to his
castle. The brothers had come back
penniless through their thoughtless'
ness. They all went to the castle. and
the mother and father lived with Prin'
cess Marion and Prince Albert. The
brothers married the sisters Of Marion
who also had castles. They all lived
to q good old age, and when two sweet
little twins, Edward and Marion, came
the party was completely hanpy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-17
The shin Of Toys

This IA a game to delight small chill
dren. giving them lots Of fun and ex
ercise and an excuse to make all t9e
fun they wish.
The children sit In q circle to begii
the game. One child starts II py say
ing, my ship has come in"
"What did It bring your asks tne
next one on his right
"a jumping jack" says the nrs'
child, beginning at once the hopping
motions of toy Jumping jack. Ihe
child to whom he spoke must also
play at being a jumping jack. saying
at the same time to bis neighbor Oh
the right:
my ship has come in"
"What did 1t bring your says the
neighbor.
"A lion." says the jumping Jack. try
ing to continue hopping and to roar al
the same time.
The third child must roar. too. pu'
not hop. as he gives the child mex
him lhe ship information and tells
him what toy he has received ana De
gins to initiate II. This goes on aronno
the circle till every pair OF children
are initiating two different toys.
BY the time the jumping jacks ART
in motion. lions roaring. sleep baaing
trains steamlng around the room ahe
some dolls saying mamma" ane
papa" the game will come to an enc
In one grand frolic.