The Albany register., November 18, 1871, Image 6

PAl'IFI' OAST SEWS.
Fyn ssvys, buckwheat cakes are
riz.
A fire recently acctirmj Ii Vallejo,
Cal., destroying niijeteeu building i
four hours, the Iqs roughly estimated
l.t $ 30,000.
The'Engene City Guard says that on
Wednesday night of last week Afr, A.
J. Crpgiiu killed a large cougur on the
jrarie between his lone and Cloyer
clalc. A surveying pnrty eastoftlte moun
tains i-eported to the Jacksonville Sen
tttal thut ou the npuutains east of
Mangel valley, tliey had found sev
eral sections of land twcred with wild
plums. They estimate the won at
from four to five thousand bushels.
Matt. Pledoe, who is now under
going a sentence of imprisoniiMJilt in
the . penitentiary for a period of ninety
years, for murder in the second degree,
committed some half do?en years ago
in Portland, is to be pardoned soon, It
is reported '
Ex-Governor Goodwin, of the
Northern Pacific Kailroad, accompa
nied by Gen. Sprague and others,' are
now In Washington Territory, for the
purpose of selecting a terminus for the
road. This, of course, puts the people
of the aspiring towns in a flutter.
The sight will be chosen within the
ticxt sixty days, so says the Tribmie.
The 'no fence law" is being strong
Jy agitated by nearly all the press in
California. Even the papers in " cow
counties" declare for it, and all declare
it necessary for the progress of the
William Winter, of Sau Francisco,
whose son committed suicide there
. nlxnit 4 year ago, dropped dead in his
office last Saturday.
On ilonday of last week about thir
ty Apache Indians attacked the stage,
containing seven passengers, about ten
miles from Winchester Arizona, on its
way to San Bernardino. At the first
fire two passengers ou the outside of
tire coach and the driver, were killed.
Three of the five inside of the coach
were killed. Wm. Keeper of Preseott,
mid Miss Mollie ShepparuV were woun
ded and escaped to the brush. 3Ir.
Keeper defended himself and Miss
fheppard with a six-shooter- They
escaned and reached fWlckenberg,
though both severely wounded The
killed are Fred Sholilm, . M. Larhigr
N. Solomon, PJ W. HarueO, J. S.
Adams, and John JFritz,' the driver.
The bodies of two of the inen were
Ibund fifty yards from the stage,
fipalped. . The baggftge and malls were
jljundered and onefcor.se phot. ; Great
f ccitement prev,,Ueti, and parties were
to start in pursuit
The Kalma W. qv," Fc co has been
fully adopted as the organ of the . P.
H. lv. Gojinipany, and is now furnished
w-ifck an office free of rent and is pat
ronized expensively m otlier ways.
The VancoHVef- Jleglater lias this
Suecial Constable Jacob, Isaacs ar
rested Lewis Miller of Lewis river bot
tom, on StiMxlay of last week, under
a charge ojf inoes by living iu adulter
ous eohabitatipA with Ins wu ster,
but before the officer liJHltme to. wink,
after rea,(J;iig the warrant of arresttiie
4-isoner ' gave " leg ball,", took to
tie brush, and lias not yet been arrest
ed. . :
Portland, for its sb saidj to have
yiore drinkiii SiUowis than any o$her
place in the United; States, - If that Is
so, It is nio, credjt to, Portland no the
Estate,. '.-'.a-
The perjury case' of Poi-felanfJ is
isiended for the present on account1
of the severe 5 illness of YrestfJng
Joe.'" ''''-'''": ,j! '
A. nugget of - pure goWfc wortjh $1Q0,
was picked yp not long since in French
iiicllvBa.Ver county. . . ' '.
Last w,eel a, female, per.fOirnjier.- in
one of the uvelodeons- n.PortUn(Utook
a "cup. of cold pizen,," with the inten
tion of shutting oft' this mortal coil"
but "a stomach, pupipfc kept her Croiu o;
coronee Inquest: ,.' , . ., , , ;
The Utah Northern railroad ,conpa
liy. intend to" connect the. Union; Pacific
mid Northern Pacific by, rail, extend
ixicr from -Ogden through Utah and
Montana to the line of the Northern
. roath They are building now between
Qgdeii and; Soda Springs. J ' , ;
The Cvnin anpng the Cijuneri of
San Joaquin valley, Cal.vacc6rding to
their own.sttemetit Is not so, great as
reiortedv AU tliey ask. ts credit for
wed. , ,. . . . ., .. . . -. .
. WQ gather, Stoju the. Portland Orego
n's of ' the lth, tliatthe Chinese are
r;dslng quite aloud smell by the. filth
. hich tliey liave permitted to aoeuuuv
J;ite in their back yards and, on the
streets near their gutters. .,
. TJiQ iiprses of Mr. Chavner ran away
i ear JacksQjivlllei, throwing him out
and brewing Liin, .ba0Jy,. II lay on
.tjie wad until huvlltjUp iioiiwent Ijome
ten miles and told the - news.. Tlie
jjboye Jtem i frppi th Times.
Toacquin Miller arrived In Salem last
Tuesday.
A week ago last Wednesday the
Aurora Boreal is was seen in the nortli
ern sky at Salem.
Editor of the Jacksonville 77Vhas
been presented with a ten pound tur
nip.
A wagon was capsized near the
Catholie church in Jacksonville, re
cently, thmwliig William Chambers,
Sr., Jolin Cliambers, Daniel Murphy
and II. F.Crook violently to the
ground, badly binning Mr. Crook,
who lay insensible for some time, and
internally injuring John Chambers.
A diminutive child has leen born at
Salem. .'When it was five days old
a lady's finger ring was slipped ; up
on its arm as far as it shoulder.
A hurdy-gurdy hou-e has been open
ed at Eugene.
The track of the Oregon and Califor
nia Kailroud has lwen laid to the town
of Cresswell twelve mile south of
Eugene.
Ilaj' has leen sold in Eugene recently
at retail for $40 per ton.
A man named ltohiuson, while
wrestling hi a. beer saloon on Main
street, Olympia, on Sunday night last,
was thrown with such violence as to
break his leg in two places.
To travel from llejena, Montana, to
Omaha now costs, only $70 currency
From Helena toCorinue tare is but $5.
Cheaper than staying at home.
Montana is rapidly developing into
an agricultural Territory, and now
produces an abundance of cereals, veg
etables, butter, &c, for her own con
sumption. She has a Territorial Agri
cultural Society and several county
Societies. ' (
Chief Justice MeKean states the
issue with the Mormons : as follows ;
" The Government of the United
States, founded upon a written const!
tutiou, finds within its - iurisdiction
anotlier Government, claiming to coine
from God tmjierium . in intperio-
whose policy and practices are in
grave particulars, at v.u-ianee with its
own. The one Governjneut arrests the
otlier, in person of its chief, and ar-
raitrns it at tins bar. A svstem is on
trial in tiie person of Brigrham Younr
Let ail concerned keep this fact stead
ily in view; ami let the (iovernuient
rule without a rival which shall prove
to be in uie ngnt.
The Portland Ortgoni'm eava : Two
railroads routes liave been surveyed
through Yamhill county, one crossing
tne i uuniui river tieiow larayette hih!
the otlier some distance above. Mc-
Minnville sup)osed she had a sure thing
on tne railroad, out since tne Jatayette
route has been surveyed it is reported
that tlie McMiunville barljer has in
creased charges one half for shaving
the citizens of that town, in conse
quence of the elongation of their faces.
. A man named William Cornwall,; -a
native of England, residing in Wasco
county, was taken one mght last week
swith a severe fit of eouging. and to get
relief he arose to go to the door and
fell dead. i :; ; ; ,
' A Republican Convention is called
at Salem to nominate candidates lor
municipal otiices.
- Two million five hundred thousand
bricks have been laid in the walls of
he new penitentiary.
The following is from Jacksonvlle,
Or., Nov. 14th : This evening about
6 o'clock three horse thieves named
Morrill, Werner and Good, who were
confined in the jail in this place Await
ing tneir sentence, overpowered trie
jailor anil escaped. They had just
eaten their supper when tliey made the
assault by knocking the jailor down
. j l 1,1.1 . I Ai.e
anu running nun m ins revolver, moil
ey and keys ami locking him hi a eel
with a Chinese prisoner. A reward
of thiee hundred dollars is ottered by
the Sheritt' lor their capture, or a pro
portionate amount lor either. :
Adroitly Hit.- A coiTespptid
ent of, the Herald and Presbyter,
.writing from Minnesota, tells the
following: "I: have picked, 'up
little story which I think too good
a reproof tor distmixirs of the peace
.in churches to be lost, A presiding
elder ot the L mted Liretliren (jliurch
was preacliing in tliis Ktme iieigl
borhood, and, was much annoyed by
persons talking loud and laughing.
Me paused, looked at the disturbers
and said, I am always afraid to re
prove those who misbehave in
church. In the early part of my
, ministry 1 made a . great mistake.
As 1 was preaching, a young man
wno just me -was con
stantly laughing and making un
couth grhn.'ice.v I paused and ad
ministered a severe irebuke.' After
the close of the service, one of the
official members, came and said to
me, .,Brother , you made a
great mistake. That young man
whom you reproved is an idiot.'
Since then I have always been
afraid to reprove those who "misbe
have in church, lest I should repeat
f that mistake, and reprove another
idiot.' !- During the rest of that serv
ice, at least, tliere xyas gooil order.
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, .Mr. Orrln Ketnpton, conductor up
on the Boston. . lowell ami Nashua
railroad, was somewhat taken aback
on uie wees oi ; tne; j?air.it Jowen,
when the fat eirl. nine" vears old.
weighing 320 pounds, presented alitilf-
fare ticket. . , .
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A little terrier in , Iowa ate a veast
cake. Next morning his master, tfld'nt
kiiow mm , no was as Dig , as a tu'
. . Antl Woman Kuirrsye.
Some ladles in Washington, headed
by Mrs. Admiral ' Dahlgren and Mrs.
General Sherman, who are taking an
active imrt in opposing woman's suf
frage, have started a movement the
object of Which is to completely out
flank the IsuffVairists ot the Tiltou-
Woodhull school :
These ladies do not believe that the
Constitution as it now stands gives the i
women tue right, to vote, auu tney
are determined to deprive the others
of their so-called . Sixteenth Amend
ment j bv occupying the around tliem-
selves with an amendment providing
for a uniform system of divorce. Their
prmcliKil argument m lavor ot tins
new measure is tluit'il the Courts 'in.
other States are obliged to recognize
Indiana divorces as valid, though tliey
are generally olt:iiueil by fraud, the
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ii iuuiiiii i uiiii oune viniwiy iio.-oi u
the whole divoi-co business of XhU coun
try and imperii the property and mar
ital rights of every woman from Maine
to California. This, they think, makes
the question "one of iu.h national im
portance as to require the interference,
of Congress, under const itutional safe
guards ; ami they desire the constitu
tional provision they are seeking to le
called the "Sixteenth Amendment.''''
They are going to work like real high
born ladies to encompass their ends,
and design having the measure first
introduced into the Senate rather than
the Hoim, since the former is 'a body
of much more decorum and dignity
than the latter. What is more. Mr.
Trumbull is to be asked to take charge
of the amendment, lxth 'as Chairman
of the Judiciary Commit tee and as the
purest and best of the Senators of t lie
United States. It is believed that this
'measure will secure for American
women all the rights they care to ex
ercise in public affairs, and save them
from the wrongs of such pernicious
legislation as is the disgrace of Indi
ana. The flank movement of the suf
fragists by appropriating their favorite
amendment is regarded as a good
stroke and one that will put at rest the
agitation of a question which a few
ambitious women, by driving its best
friends into obscurity, have made dis
reputable. It is not intended to make
the amendment too radical, and it is
only feared that it may lie defeated by
tlie promoters of so-called reform over
loadiug.it and killing it.: A lively
scrimage among the female politicians
lsexpected, and tlie movement can
not fail to add new features to that re
markable lobby in which women play
such varied and important parts.
What is Think Auk ? "Fath
er," said a Persian monarch to an
old man, who, according to Orien
tal usage, bowed betore the sover
eign's throne, "pray lie seated ; I
cannot receive homage irom one
bent with years, whose head is
white with the frosts of age."
"And now, lather," said the
monarch, when the old man had
taken the proffered scat, "tell me
thy age; how many of-the-emi'a
revolutions hast thou ounted r
"Sire," answered the old man,
"I am but four vears." .
"What?" .interrupted the king,
"fercst thou not' to answer me
falsely, or dost thou jest on the very
brink of the tomb?"
"1 speak not laiseiv, Mre," re
plied the aged man, "neither would
1 offer a foolish jest on a subject so
solemn. Jughty long years have I
; wasted in folly and sinful pleasures
and in amassing wealth, none of
which I can tike with me when 1
leave this world. Four years only
have I spent in doing good to my
fellow-men ; and shall 1 count those
years that have been utterly wast
ed ? Are they not worse than a
blank, and is not that iortion oulv
worthy to be reckoned as a part of
my lite, winch has answered life s
best end ?"
.! I OIK.
Can you tell
"who Jesus
I. C. 'Harper & Co.
Wno Was II ii? "
me," said Napoleon,
Christ was? 1 will tell you. Alex
ander, Cieear, Charlemange and !
myself have founded great empires ;
but upon what did these creations
of our genius depend?; Upon force.
Jesus alone founded an empire upon
love, and at this I very moment tens'
of millions would die for him. I am
lot mistaken I know human na
ture well. Those kings were onlv
men as I am only a man. Jesus
Christ was alone. No other ever
resembled him. 'Jesus was not a
man, lie was more than a man.
Thousands have been animated with
such an enthusiasm for me that they
would die tor me ; but to inspire
such devotion, it! was necessary that
I should be visibly present among
them, that they should feel the in
fluence ot my loo k, my voice, my
words.,. Jesus alone hath so eleva
ted the mind of man to the unseen,
that it is insensible to time or space.
A ovi ice an olwrc! i i 1 tton ' linn-
dred years, lie uerriaude! what is
Gent. Waiter, how came this
dead rly in my soup?" ; i
Waiter "In fact, sir, I have no
positive idea how the poor thing
came to its death. - Perham it had
not taken any food for :i long time,
dashed upon the soup, ate too much
of it, contracted an inflammation of
the stomach that brought on death.
The flv must have a very weak
constitution, for when I served the
soup it was dancing , merrily upon
the surface. Perhaps and the idea
presents itself only at this moment
"it endeavored to swallow, top large:
a piece of vegetable, this remaining
fast in his throat, caused a choking
iij the? wiudpf pe.y , Theso art "'the:
only reasons 1 can give tor the death
or this insect." f i : ;
A little four-year old boy hi Pal
mer, jkiass., who had been told by
his mother what a pretty thing it
would ,t to have brothers aud, sis !
ters, asked. Jir his , next 4 evening
prayer that the good i Lord would
give him sixty brothers and a hun
dred sisters. The mother thought
this' was too much, and did not say
Amen. ; s - ;
. Abemethy being called to a- patfent
who fancied himself very ill, ' told him
ingeniously .what be' thought, and tle
chiifcd prescribing, thinking it rtnneees
.ary. 'i ?iov you are liere,", said the
mtieiit. J shall be eJjligetl to you,
Mr. Aberhethy, if you will tell . me
how I must live what I may eat, mvl
what not."), My directions to tint
'point." said the physician, wio abom
inated this sort of questlon'v "will be
;few.aud'.:8lmple. Yoti mast not eat
'the poker," stidVel or tongs, for they
are liard- of digestion ; uor the bel
lows, -because they- are Windy ; bft
anything else you please."'"' ' J
most diflicult to
that which tho
defiance of time!
of man, with al
give, tie requires
philosopher often
asks in vain from his followers, the
parent from his 'child, the brother
from his brother!, even the wife Irom
her husband. Jie will have the
heart, the whole heart, and tlie
icart of every human being. lie
requires the heart unconditionally,
unreservedly, with all its passions
and affections. (This he demands,
and lo, immediately this demand is
satisfied: J his! is astonishing. In
and space, the soul
of its powers and
faculties, becomes a part of the em
pire ot Christ. ' All who lxnieve in
him experience this mysterious love
tor him. Ilerejis a phenomenon en
tirely inexplicable. It is infinitely
above the creative power of man.
Time, which destroys all tilings, can
not extinguish !this sacred llame :
time can neither diminish its force
nor limit its rage. This amazes me.
Over and over! have I reflected
deeply upon it ; and the more I re
flect, the more perfect my conviction
of the divinity of Jesus Christ."
BiiiLE Mkasurks. For the ben
efit of those wl ljo are not very well
K)sted in Biblieal affairs, wc print
the following paragraphs in relation
to lible measurements :
A day's journey is thirty three
and one-tifth miles.
A Sabbath day's journey is about
an English mile.
A cubit is twenty two inches.
Ezekicl's reed was seven feet.
A hand's breadth is equal to three
and five-eigths! inches.
A shekel of gold was 8 09.
A ta lent of silver was $538 81.
A talent of gold was 3,800.
.A piece of silver, or a penny, was
thirteen cents.
A farthing was three cents.
A garah was a cent.
A mite was a cent.
An epha, or! bath, contains seven
gallons and five pints.
A bin was one gallon aud two
pints. . . j
A. firkin was. seven pints.
An omer was six pints.
A cab was three pints.
An Episcopal clergyman calls at
tention, in thejChicago Tribune to
the great gaiu$ which his denomi
nation lias made, at the expense of
other churches. He says: "Not
only is it tine that about two-thirds
of the church are recruits from other
religious bodies, but a majority of
our bishops were originally from the
ranks of denominational clergy. A
single bishop has reported that 207
out of285 clergymen ordained ly him
came from other religious bodies."
This may be time ; but it sounds like
an exaggeration. At any rate, it is
nothing to boast o". The army is
not strengthened by transferring'
officers or soldiers from one corps to
another; aud if the 'gains' of the
Episcopal churches' are mainly of
this sort, we are sorry.
toman Catholics of Ireland now
Scarcely exceed four millions, while
the Episcopalians and Presbyterians
reckon- a million and a " quarter of
adherents. pther denominations
are quite insignificant. Thus there
are but forty-jone thousand Metho
dists of all sorts, and only aboitf
fonr thousand five hundred Inde
pendents, - with a like number of
Paptists, in all, Ireland.
Honors to Puxshox. From a
late exchange we glean this : The
Rev. William M. Punshon was
warmly, received by the Rr'tish
Weslyau Conference, the whole
audience risiug and cheering. Twen
ty thousand applications tor tickets
of admission to the Wesleyan chapel
at Leeds Wer mado when Punshon
preached there one day last month.
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to arms and Ivas crushed ; the "ne
gro appealed Xo heaven, and God
has preserved them as a race-, bvo-
keii tlie steel jbolts of tliirdruigeon,
unsprung; their fetters and crowned
them with the diadem of Amer'cau
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PATENTED n" JOIIX DICKAsilX,
s June 4, 1807.
fl'HK IJATK W SO COXSTJ'UCTKDTImt
X wlicn tlifl vcliiclc a)U'NU'liu-t it llio
wheels on 0110 ulrle jmimh over u lever which
In eonnectuil to the pnite hiiit by a rMl,
thus opening tho irate uelore ytm and fati-
enlnx It open. After iroinir thrrunrh. the
curritW lutHMes over a winiilar lever, ulm
eoiuiec-ien wu 11 1 lif urate h mc, Mnirftiir the
Kiiii-, iii.ii3 ruiuiion, to tinut uciiina ytm
No Getting Out of Your Vehicle !
No Raising- of batches Nor Pulling
of Strings,
xoet the 'rillKiiH" of your tenia. It la
oiieii cauca
TI1EL.AZV MAN' GATE,''
Ami a
"Ieatl Open mid SJml.''
This ate U Himple in Ux coiiAtriiction,
lxjth ot iron and woo l work, and not likeiv
to irel out of order. Tf n. mwt. .,...
Irt ilestro'.l, It limy be ma' le lixhr. wit li thii-o
erorts imra ot woo l and one-tourili hull
iic,iraiiiy enrveu at tne top, the lower
end hid in tlie bottom Uir, wli'u li Xut
siylo of. a fiunorv made Kate. The ate
nre ncw in pinciu ni h; in vernl of Hie
count ies around San Fituielteo, aiidplenly
ot testiinoiiinalH tan heivon.
THOMAS J. SAFFORD,
Having ptmlmsod tlie
Right for. L.!mi Coi,, Oregon,
Him now on hand, and will immufiiclure
the above destrriiedate. Wheiwer it ha
Ihhmi rined it hu. rcveived tlie hiIieMt en
eominuis, as tlie iurxe number of certifi
cates from proiuineut laimers in all imrt
of the country, now in iny IiuikIs, will
te-rtity.
CARRIAGES AKtt WAC50XS,
Of All Descriptions,
On hand und iiiaiiufactured to order.
Blacksmithing' and Repalrlnjr
Done to irler at most restsontihle rates.
Klion fjjot f Ferry st reet.omiosue IU-ju-Ii,
Aloutelih & l o.'s tlourintr mills.
-.-. THOMAS J. SAFFOKI).
Allmny. Oct. '2S, Irt71-!lv4
M I L 1 A is jfc K 1' , u it j ftri l a K I . i.r
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING,
.- AKD .
LADIES' AXD CIICTLDR-GIVS
FURNISHING HOUSE!
rpHK UXOEKSIGXKI) HASOPKXEI1A
1 new stnek of milliner- kkxU. trim
ming, l.-vUtw' and children' furnishing
Koodrt, of all kinds, of tlie latent and most'
taxhionnble Mtylo, which she otTen to the
ladies of Albany and Hnrroundiiii; country
at the lowest rale. In the -
Dress Making Department
I guarantee entire wt idfact ion. Ciarae
liljeral.
SPECIALTIES:
lotllnf .-Alwiiys on harlIxdtc''anf
cliiidreiLs' ready male nrnJcr clothinir,
cloaks, ssieks, uprous, etc. .
lreM Trlinuiinu. An extensive va-riety-of
Milk, xtiti, cntton mid woolen
dresa trimmings, lirys. in store.
lonKlnc. HortT- iib,astriu linri nna
water-prowl doth, r tlw I est qualities.
lrirH,lc:tpLdiiind chlld'ivn V cotn
pletp sett ot furs wid Hwaudown, of latest
style.
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'klcni. Latest xtyles ctmslantfy on
haiKlrtlow llurcs.
MftllneitM.-I,intnK8 and nndinpu
or 11 f Indus tid (iiiuliiles, a full assorl-iueft.-
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11APKK IJXBX, kll AXI ALA,
O T U K It YA RICTIES OF
GLOVKX, IIOSK, ETC.
My iltttemUnntton iH'injr to jrtve Patisfne
tlon in style and qunlitv of work and
prices, I ask u eilmre of public patronszt.
Cull at Mono . , ...
Opposite A. Carotners 4c Co..
First stnt, Albany, t)i"eirot.v
f SIEXDlIXIIALL, & CKMJLEY.
Mltrt. C. P. .HKMiKMlAU. , ,
M1W. fcUSAH U. tit DLEY. . V )
E-Aj?ent for Mrs. Carpenter 'Ftf
mtATKti rRga Mudel. Xn". A, 71-U 4
l'OU 1 LAS ) HOTJiL.
I I O T E JL V
Corner Front and Salmon Sts.
POIlTUriDr ORECflUe ;
Tills new and eKnt lwrftJ, -ith ''" ,
New Furniture Throughout!
In now ,.,
opcx to m nnuc.
tll
for the nrroBiinodatiiMi
or titles tit.
rKEE COACH TO THE HOUSE, i
Come and See r U. '
; IIVSUtlANCE CORirAWV.'
ATA MEETTIfO OF THE nOAKD O"
. a I2cto'7" of the Union Insurance fkt..
t San Francisco, an atMewment of fortvl
tlve per cent, was levied to repair the lani
tal Ht'wc, payable forthwith. Tlii a.ss
ment, bein made In strict OM-uniiimn
with the law, under tho direction of tho
State Insuntneo Commirwloner, and also
airreeably wltli the wishes of. the directors
ana stockholders of the Company, nliu-es
the Union In a position, not only to orni
thine in the hixhet rank on thlscoastJint
also to assrrme a diatinunlshed plftce nmonir
American Insurance ComiJftniea. v3ui4