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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-09
NOTICE.

I beg to inform the public that my
store will be closed until 2 p. m. Tues
day on account of the death of a men,
Der of my family.
NJ. S. GARDNER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NO. 16.

A dividend of three dollars per share
on the capital stock of the Peoples
Savings and Loan Company has this
day been declared by the Board of Di-
rectors from the earnings for the past
six months, payable on and after 10th
instant z. L. HACKETT,
Treasurer
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GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting will be
P. Hall at $50 o'clock.
A. KESSEL, President.
A. HELLER. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Savannah. Ga

DASSNnAN CANGs
112-114 whitaker Street.
Cooling and refreshing beverages
carefully prepared. Also lunches VI
all kinds at short notice. Importer
Wurzburger Beer always fresh ON
drauEht and bottles. Phone 7lO'
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FOR ORDINARY.
FRANK e. kEILBACH.
FOR RENT,

Store No. 221 Congress street, west.
Possession given Oct. /. Apply to
DEARING & HULL.
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NOTICE.
All bills against the British seamer
Karoon, Freeman, master, must be
presented at our Office by noon this
day. Sept. 9. 1901, or payment thereof
will be debarred.
j. f. MINIS & CO.. Agents.
THE FINEST LINE OF CHOCOLATES
AND BON BoNs IN THE CITY.
Stick Candy 15c per pound. Pure
fruit flavors.
All kinds of Cakes and Pastry fresh
every day.
Headquarters for the best Ice Creams
and Sherbets, made with fresh fruit.
Don't fail to try our Sunshine Cakes.
only 10 cents-Chocolate or Vanilla. At
THE CANDY STORE.
BELSINGER & GROSS,
Phones 200 - Broughton street, west
OELsCHIG. THE FLORIST.
Has Roman hyacinths and trieseas
now for sale. Samples at IL Brough-
ton street. east.
]. GARDNER. Agent.
Phone 1880.
Nursery Thunderbolt road. Both
phones 496.
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NOTICE.

10 Drayton street, Provident Building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
| WAS CLEARLY SELF-DEFENSE
Which Resulted in the killing Of
Lewis scott

Guthrie. o. r, Jan. 12-In a report in
the Norman Transcript it is announce
that J. w Moore who killed Lewis Scott
on the Rabe Smith place in The Chic a-
saw nation the day after Christmas. had
his preliminary trial before United States
Commissioner Pfener az Purcell last week
and was released the evidence Of Mrs.
Scott. wife Of the man who was killed
and other eve witnesses. proving beyond
doubt that Moore had acted entirely in
self defense. Botsford &, Williams were
1Ioore's attorneys, Mr.. Ben Williams, of
the firm, having charge of the case
The evidence in the case was 20 the
effect that Scott had been in Norman on
Christmas and was thrown in the Gala
boose for drunkenness When released
he had gone home: was there when
Moore called the next morning to borrow
a barrel and kettle to scald some hogs
he was killing. Scott said he could have
anything ne wanted and Moore paced
the articles in his wagon and went into
the house TO warm While there Scott
began TO abuse Moore for not helping
him out Of the calaboose the day before
and Moore ted him he could not because
he had no money; that Scott ought MT
to have got drunk and he wouldn't need
any help. At this Scott grabbed tea
kettle full of hot water from the stove
and started for Moore Moore ran
through a barb wire fence and about 300
yards from the house, with Scott I'm fun
pursuit and gaining on him. and then it
was that he picked up a sing'etree to de-
fend himself He hit Scott only one lick
with the intention of disabling him, but
the blow was fatal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
SENT NO OBSCENE LETTERS
Norman Man Is Cleared Of That
Gharge.

Guthrie. 0. T., Jan. 12.-The Norman
Transcript says; Special Detective
spiece, of the postofce department. was
here this week interviewing Mr.. ]. a.
Lusk about some obscene letters that had
been sent through the mails to Joplin.
Mo- addressed to one Null, but after get
ting Mr. Lusk's story he fully eXonerat-
ed Of the charge.
1T VIII be remembered that Nuu
charges Lusk with running off with his
(NulIs) wife. and has been on his TRAN
for some time. His last attempt to get
even was to bring the charge against
Lusk Of sending these letters through the
mails. They were addressed to Null, and
were obscene in the extreme. but the
handwriting except an address on one of
the envelopes, was entirely different from
Lusk's Lusk Acknowledged writing lhe
address on this envelope, but said il con
tanned an entirely different letter Sus-
p'cion now points to NuI as having writ
ten the letters himself"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
is / RIDICULOUS?
So 0kIahoman DeSignateS
Crusade Against Mortgages
FARMER SHOULD BORROW
He Says, When He Can Make
Money by So Doing.

Guthrie. o T, Jan 12.-Not long ago
+ Tom Ferguson Of Watonga wrote an ed
itorial praying wives Of Oklahoma farm
1 ers not to sign mortgages. This has been
widely copied Now comes an editor,
however, who scores the article and en-
( thrones the narrower. The Richmond in
the field is Z. w. Kimber, editor of the
Tonkawa News. He says: "There are
a few country editors who imagine that
they are called upon to administer advice
I to all classes Of people regardless Of race,
color or previous condition Of servitude.
and hence are constantly poling their
noses into other peoples business, when
they don't know any more ABOUT what
they are trying to say than hog knows
about Sunday One of the most ridicu-
lous editorials going the rounds now in
some of the territorial papers is wife
don't sign that mortgage." Tt is an insult
to the Intelligence of any farmers wife,
for the average country editor to presume
that he is capable of debating to her and
especially when it comes so directly to
family business affairs. There is not
one business in a thousand that is run
successfully that borrowed money is not
used. is a farmer any less a business
man than the man who sells merchan-
disc Why not say to the merchant,
never sign note, never make an over
draft, at your bank Why not say to
the railroad companies, never borrow
money, never issue bonds. The fact Of
the whole matter is, the men of this
country who own the money are not the
fellows who do the business. The vol
ume of business is done on borrowed cap
ital. by busting men Of ability and the
capitalist is satisfied with his annual in
terest. Tt is evidence of ability and plu-
gress for man TO borrow money judic-
iously IF a farmer gets the use of $1,000
at a cost Of so per year, and by so doing
makes a profit on his business of $500. is
it not good fnancierins to do it? or
would YOU say plod along without capital,
keep out Of debt. and it viii be better
for you?
Certainly, the man or woman who had
the nerve and energy to run into the
strip for a claim and live upon it and
improve it. during the last seven years,
has sense enough to take care OF it. We
do not believe in borrowing money to
spend, that is, to fool away but we do
believe if a business man or farmer sees
where he can honorablv profit by Dor
rowing some money. it is his sduty to do
it, and it is the duty Of his wife to stand
10y him at an times-a few cranky old
maids and patriotic phIanthrouic edi-
tors notwithstanding"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
AID FOR RANOLETT
appropriation for Indian Agent Fav-
Ored by Committee

Washington Jan 1.-THE sub commit
tees Of the senate committee on Indian
affairs acted favorably today on the
amendment appropriaung $L35 for the
benefit Of Lieutenant Colonel RandIett
agent of the Kiowas and Comauches in
Oklahoma The claim arises from SER
Wees performed by Colonel Randetc
while stationed as Indian agent ia Utah
Hearings were continued today before
the sub committee of the house commit
tee on Indian affairs on The Cherokee
claim. The claim has been 50 amended
5y its projectors AS 70 car-g only Nu9 DO
e formerly involved about 100000 The
fun committee VIII receive q report Oh
The measure th,s week ana disposi zion
% report IL favoraaiy IS evident What
IFS fate Hil he when II gets into the
house IS urob'ematical AS role Indian
c'a ms sre eyed with suspicion by The law
makers and the prospects are tlat tde
Cherokee claim WIFI record no exception.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
NEXT SESSION SURE
Oklahoma VIII be Granted
Statehood BY Itself.
NO HOPE FOR THIS YEAR
It Will Come in Alone, the
Nations to be Added Later

Guthrie. O. T.. Jan l2-Statehoo5 for
OSlahoma az the next session of consrsss
is sure. This Is the word which couses
from Washington I, IS authsnac
The leaders az the Republican rarty
nationally have agreed omonS themsese.
that Oklahoma has q good ease. chat rho
Flynn bill IS the correct means of so.y-
ing what area % territory shan some m.
thar Oklahoma SHAH be admitted aI1re
al first and aftsrward the Indian nations
added as they are admitted. that 0kiaha-
ma WIZ be- Republican state. that Nev
81 1Xico and Arizouu mast wait arf- rre.
can show RESOURCES and population Ear
Oklahoma. ia fact Che admission 70 Ds
lEhoma IS % ac used ls prevent
against against fhe claims ~ she ortr
two territories for immediate stataroet
and an incentive to them Thc admission
viii come early I'm the session.
Hope az statehood ar The present ss
SION has been an h1t given gp. FLYNN
alone believing that there is chluc.
and pegsiug away as ever. tryine Go
his 5in up Tor vote. Bat the Iead.
discourage him and ten hlm tnat oes
session is MS time
The CAPITAL ~ This c.ty has q GIsratc
from Washington indicauue thlt thete
some show of statehood thls session
it is known that &c IS goo optimistic
far Tho capital dispatch is MARIA .i--
Flynn's anxiety and che political orna s-
ucn TO The statehood iiea which crars .lt
occasionally says.
Behind this Discrimination f1 consider
fha nfT rrrt- 10 90, e.fr -.--.,,....r.. s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
NOT FOR BOOMING TOWNS
GiistraD says 1t Is Wrong TO Use In
sttutiOns for That.

Guthrie o r.. Jan 12-Tbe pronoza1
TO locate institution is still a matter Of
discussion. Adding ITS voice to the for
UNI the Chaudler News SAYS: ut is said
that an effort viii he made to get The
present legislature to pass bin making
appropriations for the erection of a large
number of public buildings. including D.
penitentary an insane asylum. deaf
and dumb asylum reform school.
capital building and making liberal aD-
preparations for the institutions that have
already been established. The bin viii
be similar to the one framed two yeari
ago. and the appropriations. according IL
rumor win aggregate $4,000 The diff
ferent institutions are TO be located f7
such towns as viii do the most in secur.
ing the passage of the bill We do not
believe that such a proposition VIII have
very Vicar sailing. aad we do not believe
that it's success would be for the best
interests Of the territory There are some
good reasons why one or two of these
institutions should be located soon. but
there are some that might wait for
number Of years without detriment to
the interests of the territory If the pen
tenuary, for instance. could be estab-
Ished now it might result in the saving
of considerable expense to the territory
but it would probably be impossible to
locate one institution without handing
out the others also in order to secure sup
port and keep down a fight II a public
building bin should pass both hVlses of
the legislature it would have to include
everything that the governor might want
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13
SCHOLARS DO IT THEMSELVES
Agree to Keep order in an Oklahoma
school

Guthrie, o. T., Jan 12-Oklahoma has
accomplished something novel in the way
of school discipline 1t is shown in the
following from the Pond Creek Vidette:
The Deer Creek schools have adopted
/ the self government plan The pupils
have no restrictions on their conduct and
are free TO leave their seats or the room.
to communicate with one another about
their lessons without asking permission.
etc, so long as they do not abuse the
privilege. When pupil abuses these
privileges he is notified not 70 ask per-
mission for these favors until such a time
as the teacher is satisfied he deserves an
other trial
This is the ideal method OF school
management Tt relieves the teacher Of a
great responsibility and cuItivates habits
Of honesty and self-controi in the pupils
IF the true end of education is character
then it seems evident that teachers should
employ this means. If you adopt this
method be brave and honest enough to
tell pupil when he has forfeited this
privilege"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13

to extort money from ignorant claimants.
and he denounced as a tissue Of false
moods Edmin.ston's claim that he had
special facilities with senators to get leg
islatiOn for his clients. Commenting on
a statement in Edminst5n's letter that he
secured the removal Of Mr.. McKennon.
member Of the Dawes commission, Sena-
tor Jones said that this was untrue; that
Mr.. AfcKennon. who resided in his state,
resigned voluntarily in order TO enter pri-
vate business. The senator added that
he hoped no claimants hereafter would
be deluded by Edminston's false state
ments levied in the senate to pay assess
ments levied upon them, as ne intended
to expose his methods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13

! in no case viii the receipts from the sale
/ Of these county seat lots he less than
/ S10S 900 for each county seat This fund
VIII be applied to the expenses and to
equip the county government with all
facilities, and VIII prove q godsend 10
those who may settle in either the town
or the county. In the past every. county
in Oklahoma had a debt repres ented by
| county warrants. of from $4,000 to 100000,
before the people elected their own coun-
W officials. Under this bill, no indebted
ness can be contracted unless approved
by the secretary Of the interior, in any
county. prior to the election by the people
of their own officials at the first general
election. The reports set forth that
while all the usual rights are preserved
nevertheless no advantage in time Of III
ing or settlement is accorded any person
A soldiers declaratory Will only hold
it filed on land prior to the actual settle
ment of the land 10y another the advan-
taGe TO the soldier being that he is not
compelled to be present in person. but can
remain wherever he may reside and
await the result of the action of his
agent. The committee however. advises
so~ +ba 800, No. ....... - 49,,
,,e,,+ - 49, - go. -. 49,,
land Office or 10y actual occupancy.
The rush for these lands VIII undouot-
edly be so great that it is safe to predict
most Of it being taken Do BIZ actual set
tlement Mining and homestead laws are
of 100 acres of land cso -, tar,e-..,.,
Neither can an,- re-so, ~ .,,+...,..7
homestead Inv ee+tIa,,e-,+ a,,5 ,..+ ~
chase take land =, 49, rasar--,t5,..l..
The rosarvatior e,,7,rsoa- -, - 49,.
hers 1000 IN aoras or+ ~ ~, loo ooo
acres r,ust first 5,e olIo++.a 80 49,
dams lea aoras .ac7, +Lo IT -
ioo noo ,rba- +ooo l,....-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-13

say that America is an immoral nation,
as an thar they have seen are cerraialy
not bright and shining lights Of virtue.
New Years day was spent in much the
same way as Christmas day by The Cu-
bans, bur The Americans had probably
had enough. and with but few except ms
the day was passed quietly. The soldiers
were closely guarded. and as for the
teamsters they were either all 10 the
Carcel or else had some sense beaten into
their heads by the poHceman's club. So
made no trouble
On most feast days in Cuba the shops
are open half the day and Ia borers only
take half day OF. but upon New Years
day nothing ia the shape of labor IT
business occupation is performed. The
hence deeply rooted superstition that
person who works upon that DAY Will
have to perform like labor every Saw Of
the coming year. AS the Cubans are
pleasure loving people and dislike work
in any form but are always looking for
ward 10 q holiday. they keep as far as
possible from even the appearance Vi la
Dor. So fond are they OF holidays chat
preparations are already going on % OBJ
serve "Kins day" which occurs On the
5th % January i asked several 81 hy
they should celebrate a kings day now
that they were free and had u1 king
They did not know. only that * ie q Gus
tom here and had always been eel BRAT
ed. The negroes especially are looking
forward % it as a day Of license 60 them
They win form in procession with
whatever musical instrument they can
obtain and serenaje the town. oeyei-e
at every house to raise funds fer dance
called lei Tonga. SD called because ~
the singing INDUCED in while daro.ne
Liquor is dispensed free and The whole
night is usually passed in this way The
face that this year the day happens gu
Sunday makes TO difference oxcaul that
it is a cause of regret that tlav cart
have both Sundoy ana holiday instead
of combining them iu one
Tt seems that ln my letter of rec.it
date about miss 1nsries i stirred up
hornets nest I intended 20 tell Son
about Christmas iu Cuba put Gle muI
lately has brought so many letters abou.
that article, and specially q Iate jhat
VIII try and embody an the answers in
one letter through the columns of che
Eagle
III seems that the Congreea t0nal minis
ter az Henuessey took il upon himself t3
score me ia the pulpt and said T ha3
greatly injured the cause. Well Americ
Us free country and has free speech ana
If he got any satisfaction out Of &c be s.
welcome thereto. BY the way. 7 don't
know his name. but VIII say 20 him ana
10 all who think as he does. Chat Or II
have fu iural tho cause .fr cha -a.e. -t...
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-28

FOR 0ALE-ON PEKIN STREET.
two -family house. AZ rooms, baths. water
closets, lot runs through to Osborn
street. with smple room for another
q III. }. GROSS. Managers of Estates.
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherlns office.

Providence, June IL, A. ID. 1901
Providence Sc:
cution Number 1925 issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division OF the supreme
Court holden a I Providence. State or
Rhode Island, within and for the county
OF Providence on the 5th day OF June, a.
n 1901. and returnable TO the sald Coutt
5th day of December. A. ID. 1901, upon
2Sd day OF May. A. d 1901. in favor or the
Atlantic National Bank, a banking lnsu
tuition duly organized under the laws OF
the United States and located and dolhs
business IN Providence, in the County or
Providence and State of Rhode Island;
plaintiff. and against John ~ Huil i OF
state. defendant have this
SIN day or June. A ID. 1901, at
II O'Clock and 80 minutes p NJ levied tns
said Execution on all the right title ana
interest which the said defendant had on
the 10th day of August. A ID 1900 at !
o clock aud Is minutes + Nj; ,the nme OK
the attachment on the original wriD IN
and to the following described real estate;
viz: Those lots OF land situated In said
Cranston and laid out and delineated as
@ lots 81 ~ Is Ss 10 a. @ s 8 - = i5 g. on S the he
Mat entitled Partition Plat i'm Equity Suit
No 2S75 Caleb NJ Andrews ct ux; VS..
Emma Emma Term ; nun lsss S. I By ]. a Latham.
Jniv, 1885, and recorded In the Town
Clerks office In said Cranston In Plat
Book a. page 10 ana on rat Nsiu
Notice Is hereby given that ! will sell
the said attached ard levied on estate at
a public Auction 20 he held In the Sher-
Jff's OFFICE IN tile Providence County
Court House. i'm said City OF Providence
i'm said County OF Providence, on satnr-
dav the 12th day OF October. A. ID. 1901,
AT 10 o'clock NJ. for the satisfaction OF
said execution, debt. interest on the same,
costs of suit, my own fees ana All Gun
tinrent expenses. il sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES
Deputy Sheriff.
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SAERIFFS SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sherlff's office.


Providence, June u, 1901.
Providence Sc
Bv virtue and In pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number 25.s62 issued out Of the
District Court OF the Sixth judicial Dis
trict holden al Providence within and for
said District of the State OF Rhode ISL
and. on the ed day of March. A. ID. 1901.
and rrturnable 10 the said Court ODD day
of June A ID 1901. upon Judgment rom
dered nv said Court on the 2lst day Of
March. A. n 1901. in favor OF Car<< q.
Havens OF North Providence. in said
County. plaintiff. and against Clarence
Monroe, alias Clarence y. Munroe, OF
said Providence defendant 7 have this
2ist day OF June. A. ID. 1901. al 10 o'clock
and ~ minutes NJ. levied the said Exc
cutinn on all the right. title and interest.
which the said defendant had on the 1fth
day ~ January. n. ID. 1901, az = O'Clock
aud As minutes y. NJ. trhe time OF the at
tachment on the original wriD. IN and To
the following described real estate. viz. I:
A certain lot OF land with all the build
incs and improvements thereon on the
it measures 40 feet. and holding that
Width extends westerly 100 feet and Is
designated as lot No. . on plat OF house
lots belonging to Thomas s. Battey. plat
ted bv Cushing e. Farnum April 18th
1850 which said plat is recorded In the
la nd records I'm the city OF Providence In
Book of Plats No. 2 az Page 81
Notice Is hereby given that ! Will SCI
rho said attached and levied on estate at
y public Auction 10 be held i'm the Sher-
iffs Offce I'm the Providence county
court House. I'm said city OF Providence.
In said County OF Providence. on Sat
urday the 18th day Of October. a -,
~ said execution. debt, interest," or INC
sa me costs of suit M Own fees anI
ali contingent EXPENSES, II sufhcl.n,
ALBERT q. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff
.....on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sncrinffs Office,


Providence. June IL ~ ~ D'i'
Providence. Sc. -.
I}y virtue ana IN pursuance of an Exc
cutfon Number 20. .eN6 issued "ui oi tn'
District Court Of The sixth judicial Disr ~,
trirt holden at Providence within anu ip
said District of The State OF kho1e -, ~,
and. on the 9Th day OF June. n, 81, 81 az
and rciurnable to The said Soart iuSam"nt San "TE
rendered bv said Court on The jim "a.
OF MAY. A H. 1901 In favor OF Scoits
Jcpherson of Providence, SAID ,oue'N Nr,s,,., suu
state. plaintiff. aud against Alce >, iar,a
OF said Providence. said county az.
state. defendant, l have this e,n uss stad
June, A. - 1901. az Il o,cl9ck Al ,i,Ie
the said Execution on all the rlsnat 49,, 49,,
ana interest. which The sara neiun,'"a nei.aa, -,
had on the 3d day OF April a -. isu,i as
o'clock and - minutes - ~, ,o,l osnl' uriiI
ln aud 10 the following desciiped, itHl 80,
tate. viz: Lot Of land situated on lhgr
westerly side of Eddy street ~ CIV -.
Providence bounded easterly thereon -
feet more on less. northerly on lamd hoM
or formerly OF Charles l.asseh ann
Sormcry M.re "'sfer sf fhomas oa Emo Rooney. q
part on land of Rose Eble. ana
southerly on land Of the CITY OF ItoNl-
SCISSORS plat No IS Also lot on westerly
side OF said Eddy street boIndlng easi
erly thereon i0 feet southeriy on ANU
now or formerly Of Peter sreesen
eighty-siN feet. and is designated as lot
No SIC on Assessors Plat No. -, refer
encc 10 each of which plats Is neIcpy
maze lDf n Hlhif al
the interest Of the defendant IN salu
premises being a life estate. 49, ~
Notice is hereby given that | VIII seii
the said attached and levied on estate az
q Public Auction 20 be held in the sher-
MS OfGce IN the Providehce county
Court House. i'm said CITY OF Providence'
i'm said County of Providence, on Setlr-
dav. the 18th day of October, A. u. lSl:
a II O'Clock NJ. for the satisfaction OF
said execution. debt. interest on the
same. costs of suit my own fees and all
contingent expenses. N sufficient.
ALBERT O COATES,
Deputy Sheriff
sent 6-oct2-l0