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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Shoe Department.

,,, Ladies dongola kid button and lace shoes. opera and common sense toe,
 patent tip. former price l.91. bar , gain day II 'S Ladies' fine dongolA kid button shoes <. opera and Phll toes patent tip. for mer price , D, bargain day If Ladies fine wei aid button and lace shoes. cloth top. Fashion and Paris ,n, opera toes. patent tip. former price ''> , 75. barsliR day l.
 Ladies fine French kii button and
 lace shoes. all the latest spring style
 toes. former price 01. bargain v! day 2.9 .5c Ladies Spring Capc>.
 Ladies' capes. new shape. trimmed G., with bows of ribbon in tan. navy
 and black. rerular price 5O. bar '5c gain day 20
 Ladies capes. finely braided and ,9c trimmed with ribbon. regular price
 6.75, bargain day 29
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
WHIPPED OUT OF TOWN.
An Indignant Mother I>cs a Raw hid,. With
 Good Effects.

PALMYEA, \. Y. March 3T.-As J. NJ. lam>dcn wHS about to board q train on the New York Central a lady named Mrs Willis, who. it k said, had had some trouble with I-ams,.l Il over un alleged in suit offered ly the latter to her daughter, met him nt the Il, l'rt, and drawing cow. hide NroCCClCd tu give him d sound thrash ing Tn" man MAS taken hy surprise and attempted |" escape, running into d switchman's Shanty. but the woman fol lowed him up, continuing tu Use tho whip at each step
 He finally hrard,d thr train a. il was pulling out thrw"Nan wirldins the whip on him as hr departed. The excitement for time about thr depot was intrm~c. IL k said thu; Arm>,ru was arrested about week az" nnI a tr.al hv!d very quietly. he leing charged with u>,u-. indecent Ian. guago to Mrs Wills dn .&Atyr, and that the judge Gi>vharSrG him with the under standing that he leave town
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Crokcr on Tor Enrlnnh-

NEW YORK. March 27.-Richard Vel strd Crukrr sailed today on tho steamship Majestic for England Ia look after his string of race horses, He is accompanied by Mrs. Crokrr and his two young sons and will remain away at least until Sep temhcr. Although Mir. Crukcr rcpcats in a carefully prepared interview the aSSrr tion that he iS out "f politics, hc takes the opportunity to sound the notc of a new political campaign and hurl a parting shaft at his enemies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Mems Furnishing Department.

At 37i. mems full balbrigsan under
 wear made of Egyptian yarn. regular price 5O. bargain day
 At 39c. mems laundered neeligee shirts, in new spring style regular price 59 bargain day At 25c boys cheviot waists and
 blouse with large satin collar. regu-
 lar price B. bargain day
 At 19c, mems unlaundered white shirts, regular price D, b4r5Ain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
BIG FIRE IN MIL WAUKEE
Over $I, ,ooo,o ,ooo Went Up In
 Smoke This Morning.
Y. h. c. A. BUILDING DESTROYED.

The Flames Wiped Out Rig Section or the Dry Goods District and Licked Up some of the Finest Isuildings In the City-Pub- lie Library on Fire,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
JacQues' Opera House, Saturday Afternoon and
 Evening.
Reproduction of the Operettas. "A DAY IN THE WOODS,
 AND ~ NIrn nN, l~nAan,Nr,-,.

With chorus of POO voices. and pre- sentation of public school music. Five, three and four part songs of $50 pupils O. the Grammer schools. Tickets to the matf inee 10 and 25 cents. No reserved seats Evening performance D cents and 35 cents with reserved seat. For sale by the memhs rS of the chorus and at Cones drug store, commencing Thursday at 9 a III.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
CURTAINS
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
 THURSDAY, .lBAL5GAIN DAY.

kins. worth ?. bargain day 9 5c At DC. white crossbar muslin. regular
 price SC, bargain day At l2lc, 4O-inch hemstitched laws. lc regular price 2Oc, bargain day l2 At Sc. India lawn. g inches wide,
 regular price l2Ic. bargain day
 At 5Oc. S4 turkey red table covers, worth 75c. bargain day , lc At 3ic. l case domet flannel. 30
 inches wide. good quality. worth 6c.
 bargain day lc At lOc. case figured dimity. all new
 designs. worth I5c, bargain day | At 3tc. 5O Piec es of light colored
 cahcos. in spots and stripes. worth
 5c. bargain day , ,c At l2Ic. extra large sig. all linen,
 husk towels. regular price lSs. bar
 gain day 12 >, At 5Os. 50 dozen Arse siza tringed doylies. worth 75,. bargain day ,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Wanted Him In the Game.

Daushtrr-Papa. please put sign on the front door, No admittancc except on business
 Fnther-Why, my darling?
 pauEhtrr-l am beginning tu havc that tired feeling when Tom comes around h"rH, and want him to tnko d hand ar get out "f tho Sa:nc.-Philadrlphia In Quirtr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Robbed a Bank.

OXFORD, Ills. March 27-Thc vault In the bank of Mount Morris Was :. ,wn open with dynamite by burglars. N.- king inc vault and fixtures Nearly u.uuO Was in the vault, but it is not b,lir> rG trat they secured any part of this, II k knu,, n that they got away with several hundred dollars in silver. The robbers stole team and escaped
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
\ Tritkmnh of Gcnius.

Mamie has stolen march on all us girls, ' said Mabel angrily
 Why, whats she donc:" inquired one of MabUl's sweet friends
 she sent a 20 pound sack of flour to her modistc, " said Mabel, with growing anger, and had 1t used as design for the sleeves of her new gown. "-Chicago Record
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Coming Across Seas For His Bride.

LONDON, March 27.-Tho Hon. GeorCe Curzon, M. P. son of Lord S,arsdale, will sail for New York on the White Star line steamer Majestic on April 10. His mar riage to Miss Mary Letter. daughter of Mir. L. z. Letter of Chicago. will take place in Washington on April 20.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Row In ncInlcnicn..

NEW YORK, March 2,-Giu,>ts in tho restaurant al nvlmunir,.'> wrr,. somewhat prrturhrd by A light whi, h tyuA l,,..,, lc tween William Haas. th, head waiter and one uf his >uhnrd!uAivo. AuLr,W Rogers. Rogers is a w.G:t,r In t:.v rr~taurnut. and for some wrck~ there ha~ lrrn ill feeling between the two men t ,ulmiuatrd by Haas and Ko4;rr> c,'':.lu-; In blows. A ia trulman arrested Rogers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
An Army Annointment.

WASHING TON. March 27.-The president has appointed Colonel Thaddeus H. Stan ton to be paymaSter general of the army, with the rank of brigadicr general. to sue Cced General William Smith, retired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
The Poem of Part of a Week.

Of m old and noble foreign house He was the eldest Sun; She, just plain American. But then she had the Mon ''1"vr, why should We longer Tur?" One eve he softly Slid. Sh" SAW nu r,y1Sun why they should, And next week they We're We'd.
 Indianapolis Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Fatall,ie. at Il ChIc,cn rirc.

CHICAGO, March 97.-r rhr Bell. n largo clothing store on StAtc street, wn~ burned. Four r}rn Were overcome hy the smoke and taken out of an upper story hy tho fire men. Another man was injured by jump ing from a window tu the street l. IL smith, salesman, WAS fatally hurt. drop ping from the srcond story window. Two tirrnrn fell with a ladder and wr.c prob ably fatally hurt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Explosion In a Cellar.

NEW CASTE, Pa, March 27.-John TalAvAnt. a h,nr,irr at the house of Will liam Lewis. went into the cellar with a lighted match. whrn an rNpln>ion took place which wrecked the house and knock ed PalAvaut insrnsih!r His clothing caught fire, and he Was fatally burned lc fore being rescued ny Lewis. Mrs, Lewis and three children We're thrown to the floor hy the furrr of the explosion and bad ly injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
saved mt the t,Iev.n,h uo,r

FREMONT. O.. March 27-Charlcs Carl ton was to have been hanged here Tuesday for numbering August Gotham but the execution was indefinitely postponed at the last moment on petition from the supreme court to the governor requesting that on account of vaguoness of the cvi, dcnce sentence be commuted to life i'm prisOnment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Jnpan wuI Trad. With Peru

WAsHINGToN. March 27.-Japan has re- gently concluded commercial treaty with Peru similar to that just ratified between the United States and Japan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Mint Superintendent to ne Appointed.

WASHINGToN. March 27.-Among the appointments which tho president is cx- ptvtcl Ia make very soon. probably today. is that of a superintendent of the United States mint at Philadelphia in placc of Mir Townsend. whose resignation is be- lirvrd to he now in tho hands of the prrsi- dent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Mrs. Yon ner Ahn Get. a nIrnrn..

ST. LOUIS March 27.-Mrs Anna Von der Ahe, wife of the baseball magnate, was granted an absolute divorce by the circuit court, and Chris will have to pay her s, 50 allnony in gross.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
4 Lord of Creation"

A hrnprCkCd husband called the servant maid aside and said:
 "l.""k here, Euhu>tina, am told that my wifr and daughter arc planning trip to the continent, Do you know whether am going with th, m ur not:''-Tit Bits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27

NEW YORK, March 27.-Arthur B. Chase, n retired theatrical manager II years of age. shot and killed himself at his home, 2l4 Seventh avenue. Ill health was given as the cause for the deed He was at one time manager for Edwin Booth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Lost Their Red Flag.

CHICAGO March 27.-The city won the replevin suit brought by tho Chicago De battle club for rcd flag confiscated by tho city some years ago when the anarch- istS wore active.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
His NIn,lrst Rcnucst-

Iud:c tat thr n>>iIv>1I Have you any thing furtlrr Io >,N
 l'ri~"urr-l should only lihrtu ask that the lime occupied hy coun~vl'S speech for the defense hr deducted from my term of iml riS, .lmrnt.-Il pupulo Romano
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Almost pecapitated With a Razor

SARATOGA. March 27-Julius Bartlett of Fort Edward murdcrod Richard Jack. son and terribly SlaShrd William Palmor, but the latter will probably recovcr. Kart lett used a razor and almost dccapitated Jackson. All are negroes. They got into a quarrel whilo drunk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27

PlTr>RURG. March 27.-The Railroad Coal Operators association met and offer cd to enter into an agreement with the miners to pay 50 cents per ton for one year from April l. A committee was appoint ed to present tho compromise offer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Massachusetts Republicans Dine

BOSTON, March 27.-The Republican members of tho legislature, comprising a party of 225 senators and representatives, held a banquet at the American House They had with them as invited guests Governor Grrenhalgc, Mayor Curtis of Boston and others.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Wilson Gets Points From BisseIl.

WASHINGTON, March 27-Ex- Represent ative Wilson, who will succeed Postlnas- ter General Bissell probably early next week, spent the afternoon with Mir Bis soil at the department They discussed postal matters Renerally,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Duke and puche>. Open a lsa1ar.

L"NpoN, March 27.-Thc Duko and Duchc>S"f Fi!r upcnrda naIar in this city ill aid ut the British and FurCgn sailors society. Mrs. Bayar,l. wife uf the Amer ican cmhaSSador; Ladies JCunr Roberts and Ashhurtnn and the Countess of Ports mouth werc among tho stallholdcrs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Without Pain.

Mrs. Homcr-It pains me to spank my children.
 Mrs. R"amcr-Mv too. I always turn them uv,r tu my husband. His hands arr hardrr.- Philadelphia Inquirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Spoiled Those Balloon Sleeve.

~!" k gwen to fr,twn
 A she J'urn,'y~ Ia town. Ger th" crush she with .;,rl r,;tSun t;rlrV,.> SInrr hyr limited ~IGtcr
 WyN nIIy caU~,' ;I A;"InI:,,,. For destroyed! k th, >pr,- q uf h.r >lrrv,.~.
 New urli Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
A LAST CENTURY CRIME
Woman Burned to Death as a
 Witch In Ireland.
THE PRISONERS ESCAPE LYNOEING

The Unfortunate Woman Was First Tor
 turcd at the InstiGation of Her Husband.
 Who Poured Oil Over Her I,ody and Then
 Set Her Ablaxe-T Ten Arrests Made.
 WATERFoRp. Ireland, March 97.-A most extraordinary case of murder, aris- ing from superstition was inquired into by the special court of Clonmcl. D miles from horc. Ten persons worU arraigncd before the court charged with numbering woman named ClCary because they sup posed her to he a witch. Tho prisoners included the murdered woman's husband and father
 The evidence showed that Mrs. Cleary was suffering from nervousness and bron- Chitis, and her husband. believing her to be bcwitched and in order to exercise tho evil spirit obtained a conr0Ctiun from m herhalist of the ncighborhood. Then, whilc the other prisoners held the unfor- tunatc woman in bed, her husband forced the obnoxious Concoction of horbs down her throat.
 Tortured Over n Fire
 After this the suffering woman was hold over a fire and drcadfully scared until she declared in tho name of God that sho was not ClCary's wife. This torture was repeated on the following day. but the woman refused to conform to her hus- bands requests, whcrcupon he knocked her down, stripped off her clothing, pour cd paratlin over her body. the" lighted it, and the woman burned to d,ath in tho presence of six male and two female rela- tives.
 Clcary declared that he was not burn ing his wife, but that he was burning a witch, and that she would disappear up tho chimney. When the woman was dead, her husband collected her charrcd remains in sheet and buried them in dikc be- noath the mud, where they were found a week later.
 The prisoners, who were rcmandrd, mar rowly escaped lynching at the hands of the excited crowd in and about the court room and had to hc removed tu jail under the escort of strong forrc of constabu- lary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
More spanish Troops In Havana

HAVANA, March 37.-A further force ol l,S92 troops arrived her from Spain They are quartCrld in the Havana forts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27

TUCKERToN, N. j., March a7.-The roundhouse of the Tuokerton railroad was destroyed by fire. Two engines and ev- erything else in the place were destroyed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
New Governor For Cuba.

MADRID, March 27-General Calleja, captain general of Cuba. is to be replaced by General Gamir
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Waterbury People

Will be glad to know that there Are thor oughly good pianos that can be bought At reasonable prices. Our pianos are >tTicuy first class and have borne unsurpassed r. putation for years Yet the cost k 50 small as to surprise most people. The b:lIrt k general that .'hiSa-Erade' in pianos Is equivalent to high price And this k USu- ally true But not 50 with Us. We sell high-grade pianos at moderate prices. Cali on us and be convinced We will freely disclose our actual net prices to all wLo ln- quire for them in good lalth. We sell on easy payments aS well aS for cash Anl take old instruments i'll eAchAnEF GnU have your choice of ''GilimeeSter < krOrbrr. ..Matchless Shaw" Brown A Simp~ n. % '.F. Moehlfeld ,t Co We have our wArr- rooms with tue Waterbury Furniture Co, ,l3H E. Main St D. F. NORTON. agent tvr
 GEAEY BRO THEIRS
 l5U Orange St, New Haven, tonn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Dress Goods.


 terms, value G3c, bargain day
 Dress Goods. Your choice of fifty pieces 3S inch twO-toned spring fabrics, regular price 39c, for Thursday 4S-inch all wool. silk finish. black Henrietta. regular price 59c. :or bargain day One lot of high class silk and wool novelties, goods never sold less than 9Sc per yard. choice for bargain day
 One lot of silk and wool plaids. beau tiful designs. regular price 5Oc. bar gain day
 Notions and Furnishings. At le, best quality buttermilk soap. bargain day At 29c. striped under skirts made on yoke band. regular price 5o. bargain day
 At 4Sc. ladies nightgo ans. with four rows of embroidery on yoke. large sleeves. bargain day At 2lc. infants slips with embrolder- ed yoke. regular price p. bargain day
 At?c. ladies Esty hose. seamless. very durable. regular price r., bargain day
 N Sc. fancy shell side combs. regular price l5c per pair. bargain day Al 4c. one lot of pillow case lace, regu- lar price : and \. bargain day At 32c. satino corsetS. long waists, all sizes. bargain day
 lIou>ekccprr>' Corner. Atl24 S-4 blrach-i sherting. regular price lSc. bargain day At 25c. cream bleachtd table linen. 5G inches wide, regular price 35c. bargain day At Gc. case of new dress ginghamS, in beautiful plaidS and stripes. reg ular price l0c. bargain day At 75c. full size crochet bed spreads, regular price loo, bargain day At l9c. 5S-inch turkey red table dam ask. regular price 25c, bargain day At 9Sc, D dozen cream bleached naC-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Thomas Hun ter Ware of Anacostia, 23 years old, n horse trader. committed suicide by shoot ing himself through the heart Miss Cora Lane daughter of tho Rev William I-anc, pastor of the West Lombard street Metho- dist church in Baltimore. had refused to marry Ware because ho was Catholic. Ware shot himself rather than give up his religion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Ladies Spring Capc>,
CURTAINS
Wants, For Sale, It. Rent.

EOR SALE In Mohawk park a house, If 6 II rN,mS in ccui TrTair. Lut 66 by ls4. water inside. In Iuire un the promises ur fr1il Thomas Lynch at Benedict G Burnharn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Weather Forecast.
Edwin Rooth,s Manager Q suicIde.

Generally fair, continuing colder; west winds, followed by warmer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27
Cnt to rirc.s In n Tnnnel.

NEW YORK, March 27.-John Shaw, 60 years old, of Is" West Eighty fourth street. fell from the western limited train of tho New York Central railroad in the Park avenue tunnel at Sixty seventh street and was literally cut to pieces. The deceased was employed aS head of department by NrwShCSSlin N Co, cloth dealers of y3, 94 and 96 Franklin strrct. He was on his way to Chicago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-27

In looking over the Great Bargains in our store, the values that interest mothers most are the bargains in our CLIldren's Department. We have taken about 100 light weight suits that We carried over from last year and put them in with the few winter suits We have left and will sell t"em all for one-half price. They are good values at the prices they are marked regular. but we don't want any but new goods in our spring stock and have de- cided to close them all out for half price You will fini them just as advertised Come Early.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23
LieGioCs in Florida,


MauAtcc. tiN., Feb. Is, ldVo,
When | wrote you last We wcrc a
Port Tampa, landed there on the 7h
inst Met Il great many northern pec-
plc on their way to Havana ; about
one hundred boarded the steamer
Mascuite. men and women. We ar
rived on the Steamer Florida frou
Mobile about three hours before a
terrific storm. made - morrow escape,
There was II snow storm here On Fri.
day the Sth, The ground frozl bard.
Plenty OF ice. said to be tie coiic.i
weather in twenty-five lcara: Killed
all the lc4ctables, nothing left. or
auge and lemon groves Killed out.
The people acc very dcspnpdinl, !
have been nearly frozen cvcr since |
rave been here. II is very cold TO
day will freeze TO nigvt.
The cold weather has destroyed q.
bout all the orange blossoms 50 the
crop fer this wear will be almost 'n,
iirely cut OF. snow enough to snow
BAH. The cold weather freezes the
fish, the tide brings Them ont and
they arc 40 cold that the tide caves
them on the bcacn. You can pick up
many fish of every variety, :he finest
ever saw. VIZ have had plenty OF fish
aud oysters all the time, equal 20 the
Mobile oysters, There is an oyster
bar half Il mile cut on The sound
where hundreds Of wagon loads are
nicked up. There are oranges enough
left for home consumption.
This is - great country tor ease
nothing TO do but to sleep and live on
fish, oysters, oranges, grapes, Jeiiy.
eggs in abmdadce aud oysters pl'cd
IN by tho wagon load at the house.
mis- is not II land ct flowers now
hut there are plenty of handsome Ia
dirs here vet. the cold has not Killed
them and they still survive the vis
ora of the unsnal season.
Mira. Mcdicus has been qaitc sick
ever since she lett %Shnquaiak. "A SC
vcrc cough and severe case OF grip
We thank the Lord that she is able to
sit up TO day,
We are getting on fcn'y here among
the Tioridiaus. The people here are
clever. sociabIc, piouS and indepen'
cnt.-rnise almost ANYTHING at hoiae.
They have n ucw religion here. MI.
McCaflcrv Of Toronto, Canada Mr.
VIM. BIatrhley Of !nid1n, England,
and + Il Jlck.on. OF lio.Ion. Mass,
,.c holdiuu a series Of M"rt}nGs IN
osspmll, hall AT Manrirc. Ihrse men
,,o ,,, hrlirvr in denominations or
oh,r,h nrr,ni2,upa but believe TINT
..l,,,ion Is a gir tram God, Ana thNt
al, NAV La,c +, who hrlicve IN the
work donr hv Ctriei on the rross, IN
depcnduDt al nay work thai man can
do,o cave himself. QniIc n pnmhrr
Of men and wom'n accepted u ~
,bcir tui,h rpd have built y neat Nc
tie hslY, where The meetings AT" he.d
Yours truly.
MEiINts,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23

Mr., !. Guusset has secured the
agency III this %"ac!ion for The sale OF
the Davis Machine for separating
cream lrGm the milk /, is very sim
pie machine, easily kcpr in order and
the draft is 80 l!rbt lhu u child cas-
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Grating II now on hjs place aud he
says the difference IN the quqnti,y OF
butter made VITA TIL. machine com
pared with the old process, will 500,
pay for the machine. The muchinr
he cells have the latest Improvement.
lie will forward catalogue to al
who desire 10 examine it, OF he vii.
take rlcaDure IN demonstrating The
workings Of the machine to ail who
will call on him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23

And now tie South side comes up
with her candidate tor Sheriff III inc
person of Mr.. W. d, Clark of Shuqua-
lax. Mr.. Clark as President OF TIC
Board of Supervisors and AS the ch'p'
executive oiilcer Of the Democratic
party in Noxubec, has al extensive
acuuaintancc throughout the COMFY
aud the record hc has made IS III ever!
rcspcrl favorable 10 him, Wha'evo'
he has done il a good rcromm'ohoa'
,ion ia the Office to which he aspircS
His many friends will give nm
hearty support with the assurance
Tint should hc.be elected he WI" Ut
the Office with great credit to h''i'sc''
and the people OF Noxubee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-23

As we 60 to press We learn of TIT
death of Mrs. 'no. W. Dohariy, Of
macedonia in the county. She died
on the night of The 2lst. Tho bcraved
companion has the sympathy of thf
community.