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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
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1.-The Past=-the brigh,lyjcweled Past s;@
OF comes Ger me .il.,:d in, dreams; m1asAooo z;dt Sd
And Ger my heart its radiance aings. =,
In soft translucent beams, .,,
''i seem to live theh o;esr o;esir.'ag again 7''a':
Fho.e sunny hours Of youth, 81 L. Grass
Ii When happiness was stamped.on I'll, /.
"hen every voice was 'fu'h .42rs
q: ~ The Past-the softly cleaning P.ssa !, !:
Witch Ger my memory casts & 10 lanyoo :
9 Aradiarce, which, Oh, canmneFer, g m ,fadsi fadsi not.o
But beams unto. The last; =gTo b...,l ~.
The PAST, how bright its visions arc T. :.
with pleasure and delight *''7 ''''' - :
= Fond hopes a,l 1m'nirarored there 7 sss; h.'5.
which now have sunk insAight. ''sssetss u
Ifa es;e hun yslidsia Ii, aiHrls1etiI ! j.
,, The Past7the. dim and n Ishl'qaowy Ra.t
When sorro rs are enshrined, !.
y Thy ,aisles. are lit by in1emroffys lamp;
AID Veil their depths dedhed: tlisas 't's e. =
There. friends are buried from ny sight
Their hopes are burriedstoo,i o. bsaa ;;7Iyss
Yet still 4 love to live them eer ;rava4r
And scenes long since review e iIst1,t,a .l,e
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

their Cod -!iimlnitate their virtues and
avoid their errors. No mefc man man has ev!.t "
er.been perfect; and. with air Mr. CAL: G.1L;:
NOUNS good qualities, he committed VI
ry serious wrong ii failing:to; enancipatc
his slaves Had he belieyea'inther'k kltof
slavery thofcase would have been different;
but hc1profossed. to be All abolitionist and
died aislaveholder. r ,.l'44s1 y<>d wit 10:
what now viii be the fate odff o,dff his iis' poor
old nurse, who fed Him at her bosom ID id
infancy. and saved his life at the in,mi-
nent risk of her i5 Own, III in his early boy
Into whose hands will fall that noble,
faithful fellow who drove. his masters
herd of valuable cattle all the way from
Tennessee to Northern Minnesota, Il taking
the entire charge Of ition the way; and
who refused to remain here free and leave
his wife alone lq,. il. slayepy32 5s~ 9s::I
The browning act Of moral beauty and
hefeism in Mr.. .CALHoUN's own +. life, nwas
the loosins tin tha effort zto9 save o1his
wife. e.. When he>was out of the sleigh
he went down into the fearful ,chasm; en-
deayoring to rescue her. 1t.was) an act: of
moral beauty worthy to crown the life OF
saint; and we never think Of it that our
eyes do not fll with tears and our, heart
glow with: admiration, y et. what. was
there in the act more noble, more SELF
sacrificed than tue spirit which took that
poor black man back to :. Tennessee to
share the, fate of his wife in her dark pris.
! on house Of bondage ? But this. noble fel-
low, whom those who; knew! him; assert
to have mere intellect and integrity than a
majority, Of our Congressman, is .tc,dayyf a
slurc, part Of the assets Of III, CALHOUN
estate, q chattle personal--77a thing to Il be
set mp and sold like q bale Of merchandisel
Should that estate pro Ee insolyent, as il
now. feared, what is to protect those slaves
Of a @kind master" from realizing al . the
horrors Of our national. system, Of crime
and robbery, !, and wrong? Who shaal
, stand between them and separation frou
the land Of their of their birth and all th.s
I! les of .kipdred?9 NV hoI can insure any ID
then. az s~:;nstthe fate Of ofsan4@Upele Ton'2''
Would God :t.''at Mr. CALHouNs has
lived up to his 8 os, Viii iu Of Christian duty
ana that instead IF assisting S;i;tiini, the 'hetho
dists;4oh that fatal sabbBjatt'h bbBjat'h to a1m'n'ste
communion, he had been doing Justly
loving mercy and Walking humbly with
d God, in acknowledging, the common broth
4erhoea Of man, in delivering tho oppressed
ost, of the hand Of the ,spoiler; and rrestor.
I ing TO- the children Off common God the
! rights of which tney had been robbed, 2;
i His death reminds. us Of that kind. Il and
generous master, ST.: CLAIR, lins' Uncle
! Toms Cah'n.rrq :t7,;:,i' q. asAoqs ri ss:::x'
I Who.wilt carry out his benevolent in
1 tentions ?'@Who will WELD his lirresptonsii
BILE power over thesccp poor people yavho os'
lqyed ! and III trusted ' hi him: May GOD hay
mercy e !on thsm a fpF n':n has had none,
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
APPoRrIoxNENr OF THE STATE School Fr

APPoRrIoXXENT OF TIE STATE School FrxD.
The State Board Of Education, Gov. Wei.
Ter, Surveyor General Higley, and A. j. Moul-
der, Superintendent Of Public Instruction, J
have submitted a very interesting report, in
relation to the number Of children residing in
the School Districts Of the State, the appor-
tionment Of the School Fund due each, &C.,
from which We extract the following relative
to our county:
e. DoRApo.-Placcryille City, 9Os children; Up.
per Pacervile. ca; JohnSOub, 81 Smiths Flat.
10; Coloma, az Gold Hill. 81; Cold Springs, 50
UniontowO. sS; Diamond Springs, 1877; NeWtown.
s. 81 Dorado. l47: French Greek, Al Costumes.
80; Buckeye. 40; Spanish Flat, 52 Big Bar, 20
GAINESVILLE, 90; Jay Hawk. 81; Salmon Falls. %
Greenwood, rs; GeorgetOwn, ITO; Dry Greek, 80;
GriSsly Flat, a.; Indian DiggingS, Sc; -l,736
children, ct 50 cents each. 0l,I2S So.
Hereafter the appOrtiOnment for each child
attending school in this State will not be less
than q IS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

IHDgsKxT SIck.-FrOm the report Of the County
Physicians for the quarter ending December 9othr
ne CLEAN de following facts in regard the County
Hospital: At the commencement Of the quarter.
thsrs were sixteen patients 10 the Hospital; admit
I'd during the quarter. 6fty-Seveu; total number
tPsaAsa during The quarter, Sevenythree; discharg
"a dusisg The quarter, frty-ssveu; deaths, three
FumuiniaR uaaer freshmen, December 90th. twenty.
three TIE report sets forth thst there are Ave per
soas raw 10 The hospital who cannot be classcd ~
"oouaty sick." bot "cOnnty poor" 20 they cannot
b bs1sasaed By medical o. surgical treatment, and
Only require comfortable quarters, food and raj
meuG'' The names Of the patients dying during
the quarter. aep Joseph Kennedy and Washington
Coz, Of Illinois; and n. d. GOldSchmidt, Of Ger
many.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
1xFBNsR PeR MONTE.


Of the above expenses. the amount If $1,000 was
expended on Improvements. which leaves the actual
expenses for the current year a. G39.774 &c.
Ali Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. HAAS. Sec'y.
Plsccrville, December 2Sth, 1858.
The Pacific mill has been In operation for Eve
years or more and Is shown by the above reports
10 paying institution. The mill and lead are with
10 the City limits. and contribute much to the pros
perity and permanency Of the community. The
stock is divided into forty Ave shares, and IL con-
Sidered worth 1880 per share. The machinery is
propelled BY steam, and drives twenty stamps and
twO Arastras. The arastras are Of stone, and arc
used for the purpose Of re.working the tailings
which yield from $500 to $1,000 per month. The
mill brushes 100 tuns Of rock per week. The rock
10 taken from q tunnel which has been run into tn
hill to distance Of $50 feet, aud is las feet below
the surface.
II 10 the intention Of the company To sink shaft
from the tunnel to the depth Of loo feet; and in
few months steam engine will be placed in the
tunnel for the purpose Of elevating the rock from
the SHAFT and keeping 1t clear Of water. The com
pany confidently expect to find richer rock than they
have yet worked. 10 sinking the shaft We wish
them realization Of their most sAnRuine hopes.
AZ the annual election Of officers Of the company
for the ensuing year. held the 1Slh ult., the fol
lowing gentlemen were chosen: John Alexander
President; WIN. KTahueF. Treasurer; A. Haas
Secretary; and d. Newbauer and +. Boensley, Di
rsetOrs. The Company. for the fourth time, select
ed james Turnbull as Superintendent Of the entire
work.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08


AAss - exciting oUatest hsswesa ~ rival eandi
dates as he pOsiIiOu Of speakss e IN present AZ
sS@bly, Hon. W. @. STRASsos. II PlAssF has beer
sslOetsd. within the hst Nv days PFsesAis1
~ ssssioa ofthS Legislature he struggle wee mar
rOwsAA0Wa - bat two asPissats. who's expeeta
toas appeared well baSsa, viz: The Speaker elect
end Hoa. PaIE. Moons, Of Nevada. The friends Of
sASss ssnslsmsn respectively, Abored with great
seal Or Ne ssocsas q their hvorite,-And the de-
SSat u Mr.. Moore wAs accomplished not because 81
aay inlFiostty - his Oppoae0t but IN consequence
a ~ ket 49, Ne bold and decided eousss Of M
0aaAoa In ths lAst Legislature. 10 his iuGFOduetiOu
ed sappOst q The Lseo@p1Oa FOsOIutiOas attached
70 him hosts of fisaAA animated BY gratitude fOI
he advocaey II IhAsa resOluliOaA
Had Ws. y. gained the vistOSy, his elevation
Woald have boea eminently sAtisiAetOSy 70 the De-
m0cS0ey Of The State. His universal nF6AniSy5 bis
aatsAsvo social Qualities and his pFcpOsOossing sI-
Hoasuace, ere highly appreciated wherever be il
knOWn. II his own county be b pFe-eminently
popular. Hs courageous aud pertinaciOus aUtagO-
AiSm 70 everything in the shape Of BrOderickism,
holtsEism and political blackguardSm, has sndeared
him immeasusably 70 The lion hearted Democracy Of
Nevada. We trust that his recent deIeat win not,
n the slightest degree. weaken the hith Of his CON-
aiiinsnta In bic patriotism and paEtisan worth.
In the selection OF Mr.. StEattOn the Assembly has
secured most excellent presiding OlRceT. Saga.
ciOus and bOriOus in matters Of legislation, 40 was
manifested in bis conduct last session, les mem.
bsr be brings to the performance Of bis duties, a.
Speaker, enlarged experience and ripe political
tudgmsnE OF agreeable maa0eFs, b will b tie
polished gentleman In the administration Of bis
once, while his acknowledged 6rmneSS and IN.
Ainehug dvvUtiOo 70 right will cause him 70 eGPe-
dits shs business Of he HOase. % Car - such sxpe
diSs0 b comPAtbIS win he best interests Of the
people, end their representatives, who have called
hin into such high service.
TIA SHtire Democratic delegation from e Dorado
VUted for M EtrAtton thus early giving us assur-
aSes q tAeir proper perception Of the public veal,
end tksr determination to fulfil the hopes Of their
eOnAdinG constituents.
The proceedings in the caucus Of our party were
peFSsctly harmOniOus, and augur most hvOrably the
existence and success Of an undivided Democracy In
che next campaign.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
Pacific Quartz Company.

The following report Rom Mr.. Haas, Secretary Of
the Pacific Quartz Company, will not be void Of in
terest N our readers:
To res PRRsrDsST, DIRncroRS AND MRMDERs or ruE
PAciVIc QUARYx COMPANY.
GRNILBHEx al hereby submit to you the follow.
ing report Of the business Of the Pacific Quartz Co.
for the rear beginning January ls 1885, and ending
December 2Sth, 1855.
DuFiug the year, the mill has been run night and
day, except Sundays, and has not lost day, pro.
ducing- sa aggregate Of A,067 800 Ozs. VI gold,
worth e6S,3eS ~,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

OFFICERS or THE LEGIsLATURE.-Thc nomi-
neoa Of the Democratic caucusscR, Of the Sen.
ate and Of the Assembly, were all elected.
The utmost harmony prevailed in each eau.
Gus, and although the friends Of each aspi-
rant worked xcalOusly for their favOrites, vet
all Kere HatiSficd and cheerfnlly acquicsced in
the desciSion Of the majority. Nearly ell Of
the defeated candidates bore the success Of
their competitors gOOd.naturcdly, and scarce
" q muFmur was heard from any one. The
opposition tried to create the impression that
one gentleman was defeated because he had
formerly belonged to the Wing party, and
that Old Line Wings were slaughtered with
out mercy in . Democratic caucus; but the
very body they charged with defeating an
Old Line Wing, solely on account Of his for
mer political associations, immediately after
nominated two, if not three. Old Line Wings,
thus emphatically giving the lie to the
grOundless and silly charge. Mr.. Letcher
and Mr.. Reid We know were ardent Wings
but few years ago, and We think that Mr..
Pennington belonged to the same school Of
politics, and they were all nominated BY the
Senate Democratic caucus. The selections
that have been made in both Houses, will
give entire satisfaction to the Democracy.
They are good men and true, competent and
faithful. reliable and National, and not even
ttNctuFed with any Of the isms Of the day.
No Democrat In California has q clearer rec.
ord than the President pro tenn Of the Senate
Col. Dickinson, Of our county. He is gen.
tleman Of ability, honesty, industry and ur.
banity, popular at home, respected every.
where. Mr.. Palmer, the Secretary, Mr..
LetcheF, the EngroSsing Clerk, Mr.. Reid, the
Enrolling Clerk, Mr.. Hawkins, the Sargent
alarms, are oil gentlemen Of unexceptiOna.
BILE character, reliable Democrats, and sound
on every issue"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

Tho Daily Register is the title Of Brod-
erick paper started mot established) in Sacra-
mento on Monday last by Harvey Houghton
& Co., and edited by the monomaniac Zabris-
kie and the eccentric William Bausrnan. "a
briskie is noted for having belonged to all par.
ties and been false to all, and Billy has close.
" followed in the footsteps of his illustrious
friend. Zabriskic has spoken several times
in our county, and every year for different
party. When Governor Bigler was nominated
he stumped the State with him for the De.
mOcracy, and Bi0Isr sOGs detected! When
Edward Stanly was nominated for Governor
by the Black Republicans he stumped the
State with him for the Republicans, and
StGnIy WGs defeated! When 10 McKibben,
Dudly & Co., were nominated by the Brods
md Blacks last summer for Congress, he took
the stump for them, and they sOere detected d!
Few men have met with more humiliating
and inevitable defeats than the senior editor
Of the Register. Some years ago Hardenbergh
was nominated by the Democracy Of Sacra.
mentO for Mayor, and his election was re-
garded IS q ixOd fact. Unfortunately "a
briskie made speeches in his favor, and de-
JS0ted HArdenbergh. The Brods have this
consolation, IL he don't sink them nothing
can. The Register is neatly printed, and itG
editorials are filled with the high. falutin fan
cies Of the poctical William.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
SherIm,n aaia.

H0I virtue Of an executions issued out Of IN, cU.s,
ID Once Of the lion. District Court Of th IS,h -
deiAl Distinct IN and for n DOTadO COuaty o. ira.
Inent rendered the 2lSt day Of SeptemleT A. n ~
in favor Of Peter schram, and against IusinAa Htk
mOnd, for the Gum 81 three hundred and tWo Anil M In
dollars, costs OF suit, and areTung eosts have SvisS
upon and w 70 Public Sale, AZ the dooS 4 ~
Court HOuSe In the City Ot Plaesrvihs, -
On the 31st Day Or Januarv.
A. b. 1859. at 10 o'elOek, A. ~, an the rieht tl,I.
trEest and claim, OG the said Lueinda kiehTo~S - n
and to the following described property yinE and 49,
in White Oak WnShP, II Dorado county and STAG ~
California, to Wit: certain frame hsuse - H. S.sa
eide u the rOAd leading frOn PlaeeFVe % OaeTH 80
located between the kalrOad House anA ths n, sss
Tavern, In the village Of ClaTksvie on said FoaS ~
known a. the MetrOpUltan Jew Hoass, and The "a ~
land Ahieh the stands, together With ~ -
prov nents thereon.
z. BOGARDCs,
Sheriff Of II DoFAdo Co.. Cal
By L. b. IIOPkINS, Deputy ShsEiG
Sheriff. Once, PseeTville, Jan. g. A. d. l6so teS,.I
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

PassIDsEsS MRssAOs.-A prominent and innuen'
tAl DsaOcrat in the southern part Of our cnuny In
alludiug to the PrVsideuss message, ssys: I'VE
have received the PresideOt's message, and arc
pleased, satisfied, delighted with it, 1t sdds fresh
lussEs to every Democratic eye. II will prove an
extisguiaher to some. Of the factions. The few
Reods We have in thia region ere mum, waiting,
presume, SOr orders from Washington before they
express 81 opinion with regard 70 its merits. They
have dreadful spprshensiOus that their chief will
jump H. end that Douglas will cut him. To beeOn
sistent to be true TO his friend" BrOdsrick mus
hereafter cooperate with the Black Republicans i
and We wait impAtieusly for some indication - v
kis Satare coarse. viii he be 90 insane - to TAXI
sssund against messaga that is universally com
mendsd b. the Democracy We shall see."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

ROsSsax.-On Tuesday night last, Mr.. weAtheFill
WE resides iust without the City limits, was robbed
Of alu.ast Ais eatlEe stock Of poultry. The rOGuei
IsA Ain oily t~o or three hsSs. out OF Hoek oil
aear ssSeaty eAieksaS Ed turkeys. The POu'sFy
hOuso % situated but ShoFt distance from the
dwelling. aud IL e Astounding that - large mum
Der of Gswls eOaA Be akeO thence in the nght With
eat makieg suGicient noise 70 arouse the Am'Iy'-
Maay persons have necessity been robbed q their
poultry In this vicinity. and John CAiaAman has a.
ways been charged WITH the crime. II iHn"es"t'
John 70 SAamelsssly slaadsgsA; guity, be is GER
family the most accomplished rogue In that line that
Nxiats,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

The Central Overland Mail from 81. Joseph, No.,
arrived in this place the let nst In II days with
the President6 Measage, thus demonstrating the
feasibility and certainty Of making the trip a. all
seasons Of the year under the most adverse crcum-
stances. IN shorter time than any other route. Az
ter the stAtona shall have been arranged at proper
distances, the line well stocked, and the employees
ties Of the road BY which the distance can be great
y shortened, We are satisfied the trip ran be made
regularly In twenty days. In bringing It through
10 % short time as they have just done in spite Of
the obstacles they have bad to encounter, the
more than was anticipated from them. II proves
beyond controversy that the Central route 10 the
shortest and quickest and that With little fostering
care Of government 1t will be MS0verland Route 70
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
SheriM'S Sale.

RY virtue Of an order OF sale issued Of the cIsrA
I'D Once u the Hon. District Court Of the llth Jv1i
etal District, In and for ~ dorado county, on Sn1.
ment rendered the 18th day Of August, A. D. M
favor Of ISaae Lisman, AdmlnistTatoT III Lis@aS
deceased, and against fTaneis GaageF, ThOs Pslas,
Pollard aud W. kichardsOo, EDF the suu Of ni0~ ~
dTed and IoSty-Ou and S0lO0 dollaRs With iStsSssa
thereof at the rate Of ten cent. pr annua ~ q
l6th day Of August, A. D. ISIS, together With ~ -
Of eighty and g. lO0 dOars. Of suit aai -
eTuing eOSts have levied upOn and win e1poso h PsS
lie Sale a' the door Of the Court House, IN The City e
PIaeervils,
On the 31St Day Of Janu0sy.
A. D. 1852 At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ IN the SiRAt tsl, f.
tereSt and claim Of the said defendants either q
bad on the I'D day Of October, A. D. 1851 any ViIS
thereafter In and 10 the following des<FibEd oF1IRe1
property, to wit: One certain River Mining CIaH H.
uAted the mouth Of Ladies' CasOO, IN " Dcra1s,
county and four hundred yAEds beIVw the q OTeT
Eagle, aud known the Buchanan Mining 1. in. u.
GetheI with aume, wheels, pumS tools, and appus,Sn
aDees thereuntO belonging. and eli the FiEht ia. ~
interest, both At Law and equity Belonging thereto e
said dsfrndants, together with the inpsovsmSsSs
thereon.
Z. BOGARDIs,
hhe rin Of II Dorado Co., Cal
By l.. b. HOPkIHs, deputy SAeTiG
shtrAs Once, PlsesTN ale, Jaa g. A. y. Ieo. lSSlsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
Editors Certificate.
A Care by OXYGsmaGea BIOOePs.

brAiiN6S'H. W., Nov. - 1884,
GrSuEuHS: suffered foT about year pVevOss Iass
sTThg from arrangement 81 the aetIOh 81 the keaIH
which Ike u'oa oth,F' sin, Harry aIe SupPOOeA ~
an organic hSeasr and having pecn the lvv06RTffd ~
lers highly nd,d for cases, pNseussa
and used single bottle. with entire
d-HErse b" ps"mS Pp rdly 6lsAHpeASed, I'D
have never had any recurrence Of them.
Being really Of opinion that this tine 10 Of uaSusS.
Onshe value as for IySIs psiA lin uAIsA seia-a
hnppv I" kn"W that With n,aHy ntSgVnt pAy.
sieians have M hss'tton ia p~VnEa tAL sessasass
:" Oe used in ~ way that viii I'T,m"IS eshesa
t. T. n ANIDCRY
EDITOR If the Burlington Owrtsv.
Seth Vovie Co. IHS Washington o., BSsIsn. PFC
Prc'"rs. Sid by their aRents eVeTyVhSte.
sid BY Henry hn'"n G." whslesSle rTnggistp, N6
Washington Sst'EAn FTAncScO, sole agents fvF The fS
cihc coast
PETTIT cmoATE and r. WHITE. Agent. ~ Placer.
vile
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

Comv1DRScu No. 1.-The members Of Confidence
EnRias Company are IN sntsspriSing Get Of fellows
and ere Determined mot to 30 outdO0s In The way o.
Slensnes In the arrangement Of their Aa. usatusS'
s90niGbrns. q S@eisDey Of apparatus. Their Hall
AaSs SossaEly undGEoSs . tAOFOeGh repairing
&c., Gics6 easpstsd al smbslliSAsd with eo''ee'
Gioa Il 0ss pssres. Thsir sDgiAs TOO. b always q
aeAa asa seR pin and 10 real ornament 70 TIE eaty
o. New Yeats Day. tAs CsaadsAee boys had
6PlaS&1 6alS Sst al tkelr HAN Suply SiOeked with
lsasss,ss. viaads, sIs.. end e everybody was to-
yiAeA1o ct, AEiak end b @sry, maAy Of our eli
ss6s n %. with . vtlL Afssr night Tie enter
0dAmmnt aaaeaHasa with sOeial Aascs. which foE
mImpssmpes aGAlr. rsassAsasssak upon the CON-
aany "a anasA suihS pleasantly.