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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
Garibaldi on America.

Garibadl has addressed ITO the English
Nation an ImpassoDGd and somewhat gran
dioquont address, IN which. after expressing
his iuIenso gratitude for benefits bestowed
on hlm by tho people of England. he advo.
cafes the calling OF an International Con.
grcss to settle the disputes between peoples.
lie urges the English patton to call the
French nation to cooperate in this work
to call the bold sons of Helvetla" to did in
II, and, says he:
"CalI the great American Republic, for she
is in truth your daughter and is struggling
now for the abolition of that Slavery which
you have so nObly disclaimed Help her to
escape from tho rorriblo strife waged against
her by the traders in human flesh Help
her, and then place her by your side al the
great assembly o! nations-that final work
Of the human intellect.
The international scheme of Garibaldi
may be chimerical enough in the present
state OF European politics, but tho address
is fine piece OF ideaism, and its coDcep-
lions are embosomed in prophecy. His
words IN reference to America show that he
rises to just conception Of our great strug.
Clio, and present to England view of our
history and Of our contest which that Ma
ton has long lost sight of and forgotten
Inc terrible strto against the Republic,
says Garibaldi lis waged by the traders in
human flcsb,' and sho is struggling for
tho abolition of Slavery" This was written
before tho news of Mr.. Lincolns Emanci
patton Proc lamutioD had reached Europe
and was based on tho general drift of our
struggle as seen By the clear eye of the
great Italian Liberator. He saw that war
waged by Liberty against the traders IN bu.
man flesh must logically result in the de-
struction OF Slavery.
Tho great Republic" says he to Eng
land, sis your daughter" and he calls on
the mother to "heip her" This o. course
is not the temper of England. These are
all on the other side in this srruggle-ou
the side of our foes and dcstroyers, the ira
dcrs iE human flesh. But tho words of
Garibaldi will find a response in many
English hearts, and may mitigate somewhat
that malignity which is daily assuming to-.
wards US a biltcrer and more atrocious form
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
CHOICE VARIETY,

MOURN not that you arc weak and humble
Tho gentlo hreCze Is better than the bprri
clnc, the chunriul Are of tho beartbstopo
than the couiligratioD.
A PLUSH of hope renders toll and trial
bcnutiiuI as the sunbeam gives a sparkle 20
the winters frost
lT iS an important part of good educa.
ton to DO abIo to bear politely with tho
want Of it in othors.
SEE that each hours feelings and thouphts
and actions arc puro and true thon will
nur Ito be- such. Tho wide pasture is but
separate spears Of grass; the sheeted bloom
OF the pralrles but isolated flowers.
EsouGH of human life is wasted in this
world to poop!o many larger worlds.
WITm what different oyos do wo view an
action when it is our own, and when il is
anOthcr's
One of tho most agreeable consequences
OF knowledge is the respect and Importance
which it communicates to old age, Men
rise in character often as they are venerable
trem what rhey have acquired, aud pleasing
from what they can impart
To MORROW never comes; It's times
horizon.
We should enjoy our fortunes as wo do
our hoai!h-cnjUy it when good, bo patient
when 1t is bal, and never apply violent
remedies except in an extreme necessity
BAD Sito is a shack!o on her husbands
foot, burden on his shoulders, a palsy to
his hands. smoke to his oyes, vinegar to his
teeth, thorn to his side, a dagger to his
heart.
Ir is when the work is finished that we
feel how unfinished is tho workmanship.
lF you arc conscious OF certain iuirmitcs
q! character, select companions in whose
society you would be ashamed to givo way
to them.
The more people do. tho more thev can
do. lie that does nothing renders himself
incapable of doing anything.
II We had not within ourselves the princi
pie of bliss, We could not 5ecoms blessed
The germ of heaven lies in the breast. as
the germ Of the blossom lies iD shut seed.
We all OF US have two cducations; one
which we receive from others another. aud
~ most valuable which WI give ourselves.
IL Is this last which fixes our actual value in
this Iito, and perhaps the color OF our fate
hereafter. Yes my dear Theodore, your
destiny is in your own hands: nor wonld ali
the professors and teachers in tho world
mako you wise and good man with out your
own cooperation, and if such you are do.
ternined to be, it is not tho wan; of them
that can prevent ii.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
FUN ITEMS.

A RETURNED Californian 'has n right TO
rest upon his ore.
WHEN is n woman as cod as leo; When
she is scold
Why docs a cabman think Il a fine day
when it rains hard : Because he considers
II fare weather.
WHAT invitation would be dangerous and
disloyal to soldier 7 .One asking him to
dinner and dessert
THEY who "pine" in their youth, can never
look spruce" in their old ago
Why isa poor horse greater than Ma.
poleou; BCcouso there arc in him mapy
bony parts.
Why is a man who beats his wife like n
thorough brod animal Because he's a
perfect bruto.
BARRIsTER observed to a learned broth.
or in court that ne thought his whiskors
were very uuprofossioual. You arc 'gbt =
replied the friend; "a lawyer cannot be too
barefaccd"
WHY, my dear child" said an anxious
mother to brght.cyed little gil. what
has become OF your hoops :" why, ma !
don't mean to wear EN- any more" 'Why
not child = because father saws there is
a tax on en- and don't want tho tacks to
scra'ch me"
PRAY, madam. what makes you so Sc.
date = "Oh. have taken a sodative" Il
tell you, wife, have got tho plan all 10 nv
head" "Ah. tbon it is all in nut shell"
WHY isn't miikman like Pharaoh 8
daughter Because he finds not ht:le
profit in tho water.
The editor of paper in Indiana wants to
know it Western whiskev was ever soon
coming thro' the rye"
AN editor says tho only reason whv his
house was not blown away during the gale
was because there was heavy mortgage on
1t.
wAGGIsH deacon overhead tho school.
master giving lessons in grammar. You
cannot place Il, the singular article" said
the precoptor, before plural nouns. Nc
one can say pigs, u wemon, a
"Nonsense, crlos tho deacon, Tho prayor.
book. knows better than you. | should think,
or it wouldn't teach to say linen !"
"A PREACHER whose text led him TO speak
OF the prophet Jonah. among other things
said, Il am of tho opinion that Jonah was
cleanly old man, neither smoking or chew
ing, from the fact that the fish retained him
in his stomach. If the fish had swallow ed
the house where We are worshippug. he
woud 40 doubt have vomited himself to
doath,"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
nBe Courteous at Home.

| Peier iii 8.l2
Why not bo pollto: How much docs it
cost to cay, thank you Why not practice
1t at homo-to your husband. to your wife.
to your children your domestics !: Ii a
stranger does you some little act OF courtesy,
how sweet tho smiling acknowledgment il
your husband or wife, ah it's u matter OF
course no noed of thanks.
Should visitor or acquaintance tread on
yonr dress-yOur best, very best-and bN
accident tear it, how profusc you are with
your 'Novor mind" "Don't think of it,
Accidents will happen" Ifa husband does
it, no gets frown; if child. 1t Is punished.
"Ah these are little things, say you.
They all tell nightly upon tho heart, let
me assure you ; and little as they arc, they
disturb peace, or create pleasure in the
family circle.
A gentleman stops at friends house and
finds it in confusion. He does not see an
thing TO apologize for-"never thinks OF
such matters" Everything is right-cod
supper, cold room. crying chiidren-"pcr
fectIy comfortable J. Goes home, where
his vito has bcoD taking care OF the children
or attending the sick, aud working hcr life
almost out. Then he docs not SEQ why
things cau't be kopt in order, there never
were such cross children before !" No
apologies accepted at home Oh why
not look at tho sunny side ut home as well as
abroad, and try pleasant words instead Of
surly nncs
Why not be agreeable at home: Why
no use freely that golden coin OF courtesy
Thanks, no You are very kind !" Doubly.
yes, thrice sweet from the lips we lovo when
smiles make the eyes sparkle with tho light
affection
Bo polite to your children. Be courteous
to your servants. Do yon expect them 10
DO mindful of your welfare, to grow glad at
your approach, to bound away to do your
pleasure before the request is half spoken,
Then. with all your authority mngle kind,
ness and cheerfulness. Brothers and sisters,
be amia6le, be courteous among yourselves
and your servants. Ii at table one person
oe speaking, listen kindly till no has finished,
and then you will meet tho same attention,
and much family love will arise from this
mutual torbearanco. Don't be 0tlpdys
dontiag, but try to bo pititul and self-deny
for the Lord Jesus Chrlsts sake. and yours
will be family where the Holy Spirit shines,
and where jesus will come TO dwell.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
Humming.B DIS.

A writer on the subjec; says: at is &
most pugnaciOus bird, Many lime have
l thought 10 secure a fine male, which ]
had, perhaps, been following from tree 10
tree, and at last seen quietly perched on a
leafless wig, when my deadly intention
has been anticipated by one less so in fact,
but 10 all appearance equally so in will.
Another humming bird ruShes in, knocks
:he one court of his perch, and the Two
go fighting and screaming away at pace
hardly 10 be followed by the eye. An.
other time this flying fight is sustained in
mid air, the belligerents mounting higher
and higher, ill The one worsted in the bat
lie darts away seeking shelter, followed
by the victor who never rellnquishes the
pursuit ill the vanquisned, by doubling
and hiding succeeds in making his escape.
These fierce raids are not waged alone be-
tween members OF the same species.-
The exquisite frillneck coquelles and
royal. blue myrlle-Suckers ale greatly
addicted to fighting. The pugnacity OF
thi3 species is very. remarkable. Ii is
very seldom two males meet without an
aerial battle. The contest commences
with a sharp cho!erc shrek after W hloh,
with dnated throats, the feathers OF the
whole of their bodies erected on end, and
their tails out,spread, they begin to fight
with their bills and wings, and the least
powerful soon falls to the ground or flies
away. l have never known one of these
battles TO last longer than ten seconds !;
and in the specimens | have had under
my notice in cages, their fighting has
mostly ended ia the splitting OF the tongue
OF one OF the two, which then surely dies
from being unable 10 feed"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

. Mr. JonN iiUTcHINs' LETrER.-HoN.
John Hutchins has arrived at Hilton Head
and writes the New York Tribune some.
what lengthy letter, descriptive of the
country, prospects etc. He says General
Mitchell has just located, and has much
inspirited the officers and men under him,
and signs of activity are everywhere ap-
parent, and thinks that il the Government
give BIN the necessary reinfOrcements,
Charleston and Savannah will soon fall
and with them the States of South Car.
oIino, Georgia and Florida. He says it
is an encouraging fact, Of which the Gov
ernment should take coguizanec, that Of
703,7 persons inhsbiing the State OF
South Carolina, 4l2, $50 at least sre loyal
to the Constitution and Union. and are
ready to labor and fight for preservation.
The Islands about Hilton Head are fertile,
though not under high state of cukiva.
tion. Tney are capable OF sustaining a
high state of cultivation. They are ca.
pable Of sustaining population of from
l50, 900 TO 100000. There are upon the
Island Of Paris SEQ contrabands, l50 of
each are available IS laborers. They
have cultivated this season 22o acres Of
corn, 46 Of sweet potatoes and 20 acres OF
rice and garden vegetables. the. gross pro-
ducts Of which cannot be less thau S27,-
900. Oranges are grown here in oonsid-
cradle quantities, as many as two vessel
loads being frequently shipped in one
season.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
ARrEMUs WARD ON AUTUMN is no

ARTEMUs WARD ON AUTUMN 1t is now
the sweet, sad season of the year--gentle
Ortum. My little daughter is singing an
entirely new song called Listen to the
Mockin' Bird" Guess you haint' got II in
Now York vet. She's been a singing IL to
me about all the time, day and night, Cor
the past four weeks. I think I'm going to
like il. But can't tell until il has bocum
somewhat familiar to me. Yes, this is
Ortum Aud is it not sad to think that the
leaves, now so beautiful aud green will soon
withor and fade Is il not ? I'll bet it's.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

A LETTER written by old John Brown Two
years before his attack on slavery in Fir-
gin ia, and Just after the idea was Conceived
by him, has been found among the papers % I
Th eodore Parker, though not addressed 4 o
him. sperkirg of his plan, be says' Il
or pect nothing but to endure hardness but
l expect 10 achieve a great victory, even
th GU gh it be like the last victory OF ssmp-
SON"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

Cesar anG Perry are immOrtaliEed for
their brief announcement of victory, ont
General Rosencrans has surpassed them
both. "I-u.kered the enemy"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

CURVEYoR'SNOTICE.-Thoseliviug
~ at distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address.
ing him by letter, giving Eve day s. notice.
Direct all letters to ambden, Geauga
Co.. o. S.EDSoN, Co. Sa,veyor.
1901
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;

ALBERT G. R1DDLE... Member of Congress
NORMAN l.. CHAFFEE.. 80. District Judge
HEFER HITCHCOCK CK................S Senator.
BENZ. b. WOODBURY. ....... Representative
Nj. e. Z CANFlELD............ .Probnte Judge
L. q. WHITE ..,."................ Sheriff.
WV. N. kEENY.... ............C Clerk
G.. c. FIELD. .................. Auditor
J.. c. LUDLOW "...................R Recorder
ID. w. CANFlELD.. D.....'. Pros Attorney.
BENJAMIN B1DLAKE .Cvroner
SETH EDISON Observation-Disclosures. surveyor
J. .. WORALhO,l
]. V. WHITNEY, ....... School Examiners
JOHN NICHOLS,
J. w. COLLINS.
LEWIS c. REEO........ ...ro,;..;ou
E.GAYLORD. JR ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AHEX VIC NISH.
GEO. MANLY. .." Directors Of Inirmary.
a. D. II kLL.....A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
How oaliforHia VA saved % iibe' pHIion

How CGlttoEI1ll t3zlF3d 20 lle WHO'LL
49, ACalifoERia correspondent Of the Chi
- eaeo Tribune says the news Of General A.
Sidney johnson death caused great Joy at
San Franoisco. twill be remembered that
he was in command at the latter place
d when the rebellion broke out, and bad con-
lll nivsd with the Secessionists todeliFef over
! the forts at the entrance of the haFb0P, and
20 siaEe Che go 600 stand Of arms which the
thief Floyd had sent there for the purpose.
The eity1Was swafming with cut-thrOats
~ and traitors; Johnston had privately sent
forward his resignatiOni io the Mar Depart
ment; the hour for the Communication
ct The treachery had almost arrived, when
the unexpected advent Of Gen, E--TiE. Sum
ner frustrated the scheme. 81
r--1si he was put on board the California
steamer al sea, and no intentiOn Of his
coming had reached the coast when lie
landed On his arrival he walked up from
the steamer to the headquarters Of the Pa
eilo Department, and inquired for Gem
mander Johnston Having been shown
into the presence of that Individual, he
announced himself to the astoBished traitor
as his successor in command, showed his
= papers, and demanded inEs1iate p0sssssior ?
u half an hour he had control Of both forts,
s1 and ran out their guns d0HBis-sko1fed on
The tdad side fIIIJJ .GADIGF
sl1g That satNA evening the 60,0O0 sts.nd Of
aIIs arms a BeRicia Wsns secursd. e The saps-
ely that dispatched General Simmer Sc
1ofefly vas 6fedtt&ate y ths new Govern
1nent. But for that California would have
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

IWEilF UEILIIEtPAJ l-FO1FYf-I-9'
maysO (l-.ITI.f MORGAN. ROOT 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

DIE A young man Of mich modesty, who was
left Glone in a dry goods store in Pittsfeld
during the dnner hour, received 8 visit
from bsRniiful young lady, who, after
selecting some goods eXpresseda great de-
sire u Try on hoop skirt The bushing
clerk was much embarrassed by the prop
~, 3 ssition, hut as the lady insisted, and
auuoRred 20 be inclined 70 carFs out her
Intention IN the store, he begged her to
-7-.l7 waIk into a private room il The rear. This
s-O1 she did. taking the goods she lad selected
.slT9a viii her, The clerk, feeling great hesita-
@lisa about hurrying q zhitly insso1 delicate
IN operation, 9le{f her there about fifteen
minutes undistnrbed but thinking at last
,-T- ahat sh6 nnsi have had suficieut tim6 to
80 5e arrange her toilet gently opened the
oIi- 4coT, snd found the window open, and the
y7 "a kaRdsome lady, the goods, and the hoo.
skirt gene. afli.l ! --1.51l eol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
LouN pREEFtss, Attorney for Plsintif
Sharin7s tlifira Nav is, lS6l i3gl 90. lr. H. ed
MI ASTER' s SALE-PffRSItAN Mt no

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT re
VN tho command Of decittal order OF sale issued
iTJ1T the Court Of Common Pleas Ut CuyahOga county
al fe suit Of lien u. Wood and others, against Alon
70 Her and another 20 me directed, shall expose
10 sale at the door Of tho Court House in the City Oi
Cleveland, in said county ON tho 9Th day Of june 80
at O'Clock p NJ the following described lands and
tenements to wit: Situate IN h iOv1ship OF Chagrin
Falls in the county Of Cuyahoga, and state Of ONO,
and part afDt -, Gardner & Hallocks allotment N
Chagrin Falls Village, beginning in the centre Of
Front Street at the northeast corner of lot decided
by Richard Pratt " teorge Belli thence along said
Front Street casIerly chains sixty eight aud one
half links; thence s0uth iuur degrees east six chains
thence south eighty six degrees sixty links 10 SAID
Bells east line; thence north twenty hye degrees and
forty -iYc minutes wes I've chains aud eighty links 10
lie beginning being the same land desed March ~,
1854, to Aonz0 Miller By Richard Pratt and VIE
Appraised at 500. GEU. H. MAN.
q. n. BLAEEs-EEy .tru sod iMAatei comm r
Plaintiffs Atty. mayS.Jyl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

a HOExLThe story of tie three me-.
going over the Falls on Sunday last js
nothing less than mercilsss hoax. IA
has been definitely Rscertained that a huoe
log aoated over the cataract on the tlav On
which the terrible fatality is said to kave-
occurred, which fact explains the sensa-
tion paragraphs Of the Rochester Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
aHT AEIEEIE9I. G759T I7n Tlallb i. out

aHr HAEIELlEoIs pw1ET Tom Thumb Is ont
done. The race Of infnites. NAL biDetls i
ecliPsed. The small mortal me ni1iI,,,1,
'fl1 pighy Of creation, has pFot9f an bsTs IL
'.ls Logan county. EVEq numb is f5oJSbere a
young maR W. t9e aame Of John Green
81. 81 twenty years e age, and residing 'bear
tbis Rlace, measures, it is saiI. lust two
iHehea less in height than Barntim's lpeil y
sl7s s smaller in proportion eTeryway. He
e 10 SsIResL 10 town occasionally yahdrid abollt
Irn the streets on n small binnd n = ifffle Ies,t
descending scarcely below the animal !
o. really es,giOsity,--L Lineo,ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
.s3H1TAq8la IAI3sqs suO
LEGAL NOTICES,


IMASTERS SALE.-PURsUANTTo TO
llk the command ola deetetal order Of saie issued
from the Court Of tGOmmon Pleas Of Cuyah0ga COM
~, at the suit ofjohn Harper against j. w trukell
and others TO me directed, shal expose for siia NJ
public auction at the door Of the Court House In the
City Of GleYIand, in said county, on tho 7h day Of
jane lsd4 at2 O'clock p NJ, the fdllewug leecrbed
lands aud tenSnents, 70 Wit; Situate III ne townships
Of Uhagrin Falls aud Russell, IN the 9Th range Of
tOwnships In the Connecticut Western Reserve, Ia the
stale OHIO, and which 4 also In the Counties Of
Cuyahu1t and Geiilga, aI Is known as being parts 9i
lots Nos ~ and 20 In said townships aud Bounded a.
follows The north by the north line Of said tract
No, 3; on ihe cassidy land decided BY Aarou b.s 20
5oaeph y Burrass; the south By the centre uf the
road leading nom ChnRrln Falls 10 Russell Centre,
and west BY line parallel with the east line and
far distant thcfofOn as 90 make thirty seven b-lu0
acres. And also-nnOthpr piece situate IN said oWu-
ships aud counties, aud 4 known being a part %
the Champion tract, and bQunde' as follows begin
ming ut the northwest corner Of thirty acre lot own
cd by Chester hastrnRei Themes along che west lilh
u said thirty south 10 the centre Of the high
Ray thence along the centre Of the highway westerly
FAR enough 10 contain wonty -four acr0s thence ntrth
20 the south line Of the tract thence east 10 tine place
Of beginning containing twenty-iO acres, be tho
same more OF less, but subject % all legal highways
Appraisal az el6s7. , GEO. II, MYMAN, q
u. 4. HAMILTON, Master COmm'r.
plnlutif's ttorney f' 's mays3yif ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
cR0cKEBY q GRINAWARE

gsPRIN14 IRA DE.4As 5. GARDNER
d Imported n China- 8iass aIt li 4e 2 49, ~,
= 5i6Ee .ssoEtIanf stone ghina- a ylfisis ol .lf ls
terms best make, flaIel Goo'is ,4t ~ JinI1er
Srons FoIks, Sc, Ivory Handled 9i I alh
P-iftaunia Ware Planished Aalet ~ eha l-s 49,
If6fssti5 q at uu IIIli les prlss1 nu5
inc fbe war agadce, at 10. A 55,i,i,,srp
ID apr4 1.lara11 s-li l1E r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
nrACrER,s SALE--PnRsuANT

MASTERS SALE,-+PURsUANF
NH 10 the command Of decretdl orderOt sale from
~ tsonrt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, N
tbs suit Of john sherman against JohR spTagpe and
ofbers 10 me directed, shall EXPOSE for sale et pub
IL suction At the door Of the Court House, IN the city
Of Cleveland, On tho tWeuty Durih day oi ane lso
a. q o1rIock p NJ Inc foll6wimg described premises,
itste IN tho township Of Mayeld, IN the copnty Of
Cuyai6eu and State Gf OhiU, and kHovn By lok No
fftsen n tract no. three aud b9unasl a. illloHs;
nR one hundred and fOrtysX and one.third rcres 81
Igbd be the or less but subject 70 oil legal
highways aud excepting thereirQ lhlE EtgAh qsr4 "
the northpest corner thereof ant on 90 John sage
ior a homosiead bounded as follows. cunmenetng al
point IN the west line Of said lot ehalnsA tinks
n0rthefly from the southwest corner ot SAID LOT eteo
running north on said west line SIX eains p links
10 the northwest corner a said la thence east e the
north line twenty chains 90 links thence south par
alel with the wpst lige sx CHAINS y ilpksi t5ehee
1nnraisaj At siOOl HENBY G.. ABBEY,
r. PpvSTfes --..-4r Master Commissioner.
- 'bilhis AtttV 't t''i- -Li 7 D - my9fi93