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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
MASKED MEN.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

BREMoND, July 10.-About six miles south of
here yesterday one II. c. Ellidge assaulted step
son, and T. w. G. Mcllenry came to town, report:
night two masked men went to McIenry's house,
called him and said they had a warrant for HIM.
He asked them who they were, when one of them
said, III am the sheriff. Mcllenry told them if
they wanted him they would have to come and
take him. They went into the house, one with a
drawn pistol and the other with club MCHenry
seeing them enter ran out of the back door, when
Ellidge began shooting at him, one shot taking
effect in his left arm, making a slight wound.
Judge Joinhr went out with posse and tracked
Ellidge and his companion Ford to their place,
where Ellidge was asleep and captured him. He
liminary hearing Monday, before Judge Joiner.
Ford has not vet heen Arrested.
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KILLING a WITNESS.
Snacial Telerran, IN the Statasp,or

SAN ANTONIO, July John Neil, young stock
man residing in Edwards county, near the Crock
EFT line was murdered on Sunday last by Jas. and
Robert Thompson at the Simon ranch, who shot
him seven times through the body with Winches-
ter rifles, death resulting instantly Neil had
drawn and cooked his gun, but did not have
chance TO use It The Thompsons shot several
holes in their victim after he had fallen MORALLY
wounded. The cause of the killing is found in the
fact that Neil is said to have possession of some
evidence against the Thompsons re-
garding some cattle transactions, which they did
not care TO have before the grand jury. No arrests
have yot been made for this crime.
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SWAIN AHEAD.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
BoNHAA, July l0.-Our precinct convention met
this afternoon and was very enthusiastic. The fol-
lowing are the candidates instructed for: For gov
ernor. W j. Swain; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, W. NJ
Campbell, first choice, +. L. johnson, second
choice; Encouragement, J. S. Hogg first choice,
Walter Acker, second choice; land commissioner
W. X. johnson, first choice, Hall, second choice ;
comptroller, John d. Mccall. So far as heard
from the precinct conventions, Swain has been the
choice with one exception, at Ladona, which is for
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
TERRELL TRIUMPHS.
ecial Telegram 10 the Statesman.

LocKHART, July i0.-The democratic convention
Of precinct No. / was well attended to-day and
elected delegates to the county convention. vote
wac taken. The sense of the meeting for nlted
States senator was ffty-nine for Terrell; Ireland,
eighteen; Hancock, seven; MaXey, four votes-atter
which resolution was passed endorsing \. W,
Terrell for United States senator. Delegates were
instructed for hOn. Wells Thompson for member
of congress, and to use all honorable means for
the nomination of j. L. Ellison for representative.
George Pfeuifer, candidate for state senator, adj
dressed the convention
Luling precinct instructed for Ross, ireland,
Thompson, Upton, Hutchins, Burgess and Ellison.
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FIRE AT HASKELL.
Special TELEGRAM to the Statesman.

HASKELL, July TO- The handsome residence of
Mr.. George Mason, three miles from town, was de
stroyed by fire while he and family were at the
barbecue in town. He had just completed the
building, and moved in it. Nothing whatever was
to have caught from box of ashes left under the
stove. Loss, about $500, no insurance.
4 fine rain fell tO-dav
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
KNIGHT EMBEzzLING FUNDS.
special Telegram to the Statesman.

FORT WORTH, July 10.-The arrest of Lem T.
Reese, secretary and treasurer of local assembly
2,24 of district assembly 101 for embezzling funds
lent to relieve the distressed knights thrown out
of employmet by the strike, causes considerable
discussion Reese was arrested on a complaint Of
District Master y. NJ. LOvin, who alleges that
Reese embezzled 1906, but Reese says he is only
$500 behind in his accounts. This is the second
case of ENLIGHTENMENT in this city by trusted Off
GERS of the knights. Reese gave bond
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THE TERRELL DEMOCRATS.
cial Telegram to the Statesman

TERRELL, July 10.-Two sets of delegates from
Terrell will claim seats at the county convention
After the delegates had been elected by the prim-
airy to-day part of the convention withdrew
They claim l51, and organized with W.T. Trotman,
president, and Mathew Carweyght, secretary They
elected delegates to the county convention and in
sstructed for Wellborn for congress and Waskom
for representative. Their reason for withdrawal
ls because the primary made the vote at the last
election the test of democracy
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dose of salts, and in short time was taken with
cramps, and sent for DR.. Fields who responded
Immediately, but before the doctor arrived VII
liam was dead. The doctor says the bottle was
plainly marked "Strychnine,'' and had the usual
mark, ''PoisOn."
The young cotton that was planted Immediately
after the storm i7 up nicely, and some OF me me
farmers are busy chopping. The cotton where the
storm did no damage is very good.
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LABELLED STRYCHNINE.
Dacial Telepram 10 The Statesman

MANOR, July 1O.-Willam Shackles, Young
colored man about IS years old, who Is married.
while at the house that his divorced wife lives in,
on Maj. W. H. Hills place, complained of pains
or cramps in his stomach, and asked for dose of
EPSON salts, and was handed a bottle which
Jess Hill father of the Girl, said contained EPSON
salts. William took what would have been a good
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
ATASCOSA COUNTY.

DVtUIdI TtIt-TdI 10 IIIt 0IdTt7IIUl.
SAN ANTONIO, July 10 The democratic county
convention OF Atascosa met to-day, and after the
usual business endorsed Ireland for the senate;
Gus Houston, of San Antonio, for lieutenant gov
ernOr; l.. W Moore, of LAGRANGE, for congress, to
succeed Miller; F. r. Lubbock for treasurer, and
d. p. Mari, of AtascOsa, for district judge. The
delegation is divided on governor.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
MORE INSTRUCTIONS.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

Handy, July 10.Folowing is the result of the
the election to-day: Delegates George Tandy and
X. w A. Sanderson were instructed for the ma
jorty rule and Swain for governor; for lieutenant
governor, Wheeler: for congress, Furman for
state senator, Jarvis: for representative, Finger.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
TARRANT COUNTY.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

Fort WORM, July 10.-The precinct conventions
were held in Tarrant county to day. Instructions
were given for HYDE Jennings for supreme justice
and John Collier for superintendent o. education
The countvis for MaXey. the conventions were
all harmonious.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
LEASING A RAILROAD.
ecial TELEGRAM to the Statesman,

WAXAHAcHIE, July 10-Oficials of the Houston
g. Texas Central were here yesterday evening, and
formally received the Fort Worth & New Orleans
road on lease for two years Through trains will
be put on at once.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
FOR SWAIN.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
QUEEN CITY, July 1n.-The democratic primary
convention to-day instructed for w. j. Swain for
governor and j. D. Mccall for comptroller. The
convention was well attended and har monious
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
INSTRUCTED FOR SWAIN.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

BoNHAM, July 1O.-Precinct No. /, composed of
the city of Bonham held its convention to-day, and
instructed for Swain for governor and Mccall for
comptroller, by an overwhelming vote.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
HE ORANGEMEN,

LONDON, July 1O-Eight thousand Orangemen
paraded to-day in Glasgow. They subsequently
held a mass meeting, and resolution was adopted
declaring that if necessary, they would establish
union Of Irish and their English and colonial
brethren, and resist to death the separation of
England and Ireland
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

BERLIN, July 1O.-The students and teachers of a
Protestant school visited Ems yesterday and We're
affably with several of the visitors. lie then adj
dressed them all as follows:
Religion is basis of all human order, and l re-
joiCe that il is growing firmer among us. Reyolu-
tonists, however, who cherish confused notions of
right and wrong are still busy all over Europe. If
they should undermine faith and morality, gen
eral Hpheaval of right and justice should follow.
Your task is to guard this and remain strong in the
RIGHT"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
GALVESTON MARINE.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
GALVESTON, July 10.-Arrived: Steamship Ala
mo, New YorH; bark Griqua, Bremen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
w. NJ. FIALDEMAN,
President of the Great LOUISVILLE COURIER
JOURNAL CO., tells what he knows Of
WINTERSMITH'S CHILL CURE.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
DR., Uintersmith, Sir: / waive a rule have OBJ
served for many years, the value of your remedy
prompting me to say, in reply TO your request.
surances Of its efficacy had, and the good results
of Its effects had observed Mr.. r. w. Meredith,
who, for more than fifteen years, had been foreman
of my office, induced me to test It in my family,
The results have been entirely satisfactory, The
lieve every known remedy had been tried with
temporary rciief-the chills returning periodically
broke them at once, and there has been no recur-
renee Of them for more than six months. The other
case was Of n milder form, and yielded more readi
at intervals until your medicine was used, since
which tme now several months, they have entire;
ly.disappeared. From the opportunity have had
to judge do not hesitate TO express my belief that
your Chill Cure aY Alqable specific and performs
w. N. HALDEMAN.<
ARTHUR PETER co., Agents, Louisville, KyG
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15
ENGLAND.
EARL CowPER's OPINION.

LONDON, July l0,-Earl Cowper writes that,
judging from his experience during two important
years lord lieutenant of Ireland, Mr.. Gladstone g
Irish scheme would lead to a separation.
THE CONSERVATIVES.
LONDON July 10.-The Standard says that al
though the conservatives, will not have an absolute
majority in parliament, they will be far the most
powerful and more than a match for any other
party.
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GERMAN Y.
SPECIE INCREASE.
NDIcTISa NEWSPAPER MEN.

BERLIN, July l0.-The statement of the Imperial
bank of Germany, shows an increase in specie of
| 10000 marks.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-15

BERLIN, July 10. A number of journals have
been indicted by the government for breaches of
the press law in publishing document relating to
the Sarauw case, while IL was on trial in the courts
The trial of the newspaper men promises to
abound in sensations, Capt. Sarauw having been
convicted of furnishing France, regularly while
he was in the German military service, all informa-
ton he could obtain concerning German fortifca-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

The se.eailed peopis's party 81 what
il left 1t il, inoladina Werner. alias
waaenss. and bis followers met aa
Oompany D'a AEmnFy last evening 70
n0minmls prsainus 0fiesrs.
IL. b. Elder vas ohoaau Chairman and
j. AZ. QuilteF and Fr2nk A. pontins
SensssaKaaas
The ilrst BUSINESS VS. Ne nomination
Of two Justices az the Peace. II Sect
and A. q. Turner weFe nDminated. bni
they beth seat word they would daeiine
10 sesvs. The Convention then nomin.
asad n. SodsrbarR and d. !. Costello
for those oiiioea. The latter ID the man
Who ht khe last city election had the
azrnn1ory 20 challenge Captain Hills
vets. Tbs Captain farned 10 atm aud
said: why, man, yen challenge my
voter Why. sir, while yos we're RAINING
wiid Ia the hags Of Ireland. before You
had heen lansoed, ! was aghtinR 10 pre-
aerpn thia country
For Cona1ables-- John Caldwell and
Wm. Mcdonald wefe nominated.
Werner. alias MeReneF. was the lead
ing spirit Ia the meeting. and after Cos,
teIlo's nomination. he said to him
'sStiek 30 IL. my hey; yen will make 81
good 4 Justice Of the Peacs as any Of
them fellows"
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xAkHma cersrr.

Ten more ears q thineaa want q ths
fr0At thia weak. Gne train narrytnM
them wAs dxswa hy swU laeomeaiveR. 4
dguhie Aeaana. ana On arrival a. N0rsh
&aktsaa thay eanae rear FanninR ahrpnnh
ah4 runnd houae. aa eaae 0ne had tnxnes
the swiieA - thst Tie train ran . 81
thaa track.
AZ NeFih NAkina. Aad uheFsxss Wear.
hess apeaka. hEadshaW has q short. hand
Etpaxtss takes Aawn bis entire address
esgeaeshs 4 lfsersfsss, supposed thnt
Carrie n viii answsr Charlie !. a aaeh
plAee tna1 aeeordin9 b What ChAfIis \.
sAid a. ans gtven place. Ii answer Is
hlAdshaw's challenge e meet him IN
totnt debate. N0egheea saYa he siIl raeef
Bradshaw a. twa pslni9 west ana iva
easa If the Cascades.
The Mexes Impsasesnape Csmpa,x
eompesed a haahari, ksF 81 All. -
purVtaead the Ged3is ard tseo,lu.5r
lag-xa. comprising ~ aafrs. ulossfT
hoa1am land. ~ teas has, $40 heaa q
staaA cattie. aaaone ehis1 Az 10 btess,ses,
eailas ana six saddle hogsas. gsunsiaer
atlcp. &t&AA Tbs prapsrfv IS 80.
Sled 90 Auxee bottsm, d ve niles srer.
hagsh tAklnaa- Il eashr 60 tAa lad
originally taken hy ksan. e. i. &C.,
and Saaee +. NastisaeF Iserp. ahoai
ISL.
q A. aeaSeH, e Presses, saxa thss Is
aeaniian b she twelve ears 81 hsrs
ahifpod laat Wesk ty Haxtes & Nr~ell
70 AAssach astAs. they viii dad 49,
more ears a fnaSasr 10 4 TO 49, 4
Ties avNsaSs il ths Ezsa ahyas a. -,
bead and t1s tetAi shipments ssss.. -. !. :.
eooas 10 heAd. aaaksaa ths valsast-sss
e'0stA HE ffpiget % tha@e asasants
% &l0ee2 A nsmeNs Al tie - ~
escAped y he ateht fp0a sAa saees
yarda and Aheat = ae3ea ~ tAasa -
nes been foaaa a. lssi rsPesa. = !. a -
karaeg.
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The ana caiife,wsa. one Of she few
DemoerAtie papers Il tho Unitoa States
whiah aasa not 90 On tbs thaoFy that
evorythiag Democratic IA right and to
be commended and that everything
whioh IL not Democratic IL wrong and
20 b. eondamnad. has the following 10
say conserving tie aehs bolne waeed
aaaAnas 1assFnot Rnak b tia Demo
Gratis Of Wisconsin
The Democratic papers IL Wisconsin
aeed pglcktng for the simplea. They
attack Governor Rnak for hia prumpl
suppression Of tho Anarchist rebellion
IL MllwHnkoa. Il Il noteworthy Ia this
e1nnectien that the Democratic papers
Of illiuois attack Governor 02laabY fas
nos promptly sappfessing the eoneuF-
faHt Anarchist rehaliinn Ia Chicago, To
theaa absurd exhibitions do organs
coma which believe Ia personal poliiies.
We hopa, II there Il no other Issue Ia
Wisconsin, that GuveEnns Rask will
hare majority that will make their
heads swim.
wisconsin is net the oaly place 10
which saoh = iRht Ia being made. in
which ihe Democratic Leaders ere will.
ing 10 sndesae lswieaaneas and 10 maks
q an issue 10 ahe "a npaien. They are
deing he same thing 10 Washington
TerFlaogy, and The AHA ahoald wish
thaa pemaogasio heads may swim IL
Washington Tssrilory IS vel a. Ia
Wisconsin.
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fsr amfse4sszs s. AMvfaa Ms ft1ss a..
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fama a. Il A 1sgss.sta feuas harasa
.ses.s f;,rs'..i, y 4 1.Is e, a. ss-isrf v.as.
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o7eloek Ehis aftsxnaen for olympia
dissa6. eaSFgtaQ shs Mlnnla haak eon-
cert e0aapmag end ass etse weo
wants - 70. Hiss hA1k VII ainR -
CoinmhiA Han mt 80 Capital CITY tata
eeaninn.
Tarrsnee o. Bsseu faesixsd ne foIl0M.
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Rspublioan Meetings.

LION. KuGESR CANFFEaD, RE-
fruza he Twelfsh Ca1na,i fliarics. vii
address his fellow cltizans q ia feiiau-
tnE times aH4 places aecanpansaa ky
hea. !. w. Phtihpa "a AL po1ass within
Aia Representative District. naa Han. NJ
W. New1ln "a al poiass h his Pxosecat-
ma Attorney District assa. ~ Haaa Il.
g. Nteklin. 81 y hafcam
Eo1pexsila SATURDAY, Oct. q as SD A. n.
Tort Discovery. Oct q AxfNp. m.
AsuagNaeAA Asnday. Oct. Il. IL I b N.
Tori Angeles. Tuesday. fAct II att D nj
NsataacaH1. " ednes1A4. OF. n allan
iasFs kaa4iaN. gsst n. - 3 ~
Ceunty and precgRet CommRt aes are
rssuealed - prpFtao suitable Rails and
EtH p&Sitisstn nEN sfApSfN - peeisSA tbs
ncskeA ~ order 81 the iasrlai Cen.
sral Committee. q BANTER
K -. AITR4EtsR. Sess Ehafrnaar
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RR1Aasous Last sabbath Elder G.
l. Boyd baptized flve persons recently
converted to the faish which be repre-.
sanss. Ia Lake Union, all Of whom
united With the Seyeash Day Adventist
uhureh recently oERanixsd In this city,
As the season h getting TOO late for
worship In the tent. they have rented a
convenient bnisdil & IN Beiltown, on
'FRONT.' street, at she terminus 81 tbs
straet sar line, where meatlngs will Be
held every Sabbath lSafnFdayl AZ 10 4
ID. Also prayer aud social meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7.30. The
public ars cordially invited.
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Tbs msmbsm q ne Peoples party
$50 heginnin9 10 wonder Why their
eoanAy oanventisn said nothing on TIE
aFeaa question Of forfeiaara. There d
no caaas for wondss, howeveF. ID waa
= ooavsntioa dominated and controlled
b. = eelaah and msFesnaEy ellqas, a
eoavention which repFsssnsed nsaAiag
haa eFeed for efaoa, = eonssntion whieA
afforded an exesllent disqualification Of
~ workings Of aaehlne poliliea az TIE
maat ahauinnele kind. FEoaa anoh !
eonventsoa : saFOnR. snsQaisccal avow-
a q apAnion 81 . great aasssioa could
noa have hean expeetea.
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7 oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
II North Seattle.
Lots aRd blocks for sale In d. 7. Den-
ny's nrst. second. third. fourth. nfth and
sixth additions.
Lets ana blocks for sale In D. 7. Den
ny's Park addition.
Lots and hloclxs for sale in D. I. Dem
ny's East Park addition.
Lots and blocks for sale "a Mob Hill.
Lots and blocks FOR sale In Green's Cd
dition.
a houve and lot Tor sale in D. T. Den
ny's nth addition, $3.50.
Lot 3, block IS, D. I. Denny's third ad-
dition, SA50.
a honss and 4 lots in D. I. Denny's am
addition, $500.
Lots and s. block 2, In Bell and Den
nyss addition. $500.
Houses for rent and for Fale,
Loans negotiated and investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties.
Orders for all kinds OF rough and dress.
ed Lumber, LaAh. Sash. Doors and Mould
ingz. win receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited
seAdw6m
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The Last Chance
70 DIT whTER FHnHTAsE On
ELlmTT mg Il aEasna
HBlE pRlEES
81 to 81 per front foot
|WE HAVE RnEN APPonTRD
"LADD'S ADDITION /"
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE RnEN APPorNTRn
wv agsMEs fnr
"LlDD'S ADDITION !"

10 eae eiky az aaattla, which eompEkass
lets Il & and & 81 necfina and los = Eec
tan Is, tngsnshie 2S nzxtA. range 5 ea9k
near smiths Cove. and We axeMukhnriHe1
q sell che same fer from 3Er " pxrfRun1
foot On Eizi0tt Bay. and from 5 to 50
pes lok not ssaiAx kroplaae.
THIS Il b. Tar xna chease EE1segsF "a
shA1 pare q tna eltF. and IS heauti FULLY
lnid cut according g tAe topesE@phy Of
Psrkiss investing IN this property now
cannot kalp but mAke moAaT.
TKRAfs-as pm cESr powx. BALANCES
IN 3. g. . AND a. M0STHs. AT ID FER GkST
title, y. 3. patent 20 w. 3. T.add. the
deed from Laaa and wits 70 Geo. D. Kit
tinges. Plated b. kittnEex. who VIII
give warranty deed. NO hKrrkR TErLk
A few docks. osay. fox aale 81 these
prices and On shase ternA
You pay % per cons down. eowiA 80 o.
$le0 No more paEmenta for Ml0aska.
As so0n a. the Seattle. Lake shore and
Eastern railway commences WnRk your
block viii be worth several thousand dol
lara. Yea thereby risk : few dollan %
DO not buy this property TN you and
out prices Of adjoining property. and u
the prizes asked ~ rs i hoE Is per cent
lees than you can get other property sd
joining, OF IN that vicinity, We VIII make
you present OF q block. Try it and see.
We shall positively withdraw thig addi-
tisn from the market as these prices,
when 0ne-third 81 q Il sold. THESE ARR
OUR INSTRUCTIONS.
n. Rive hereby offer and have pur-
chasers for every acre Of land within enc
half mile ct this aaditiuns In any airec-
ton. at $50 per acre.
G. c. PHINMEY a Co.,
James street.
au2eaw OPPOSITE Oecldanaal Haaal.
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ia ensnses and b. his friends. e
fosm a. honarabls ana temporary Fs
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"a almoas vita eonaidesafion, snd no,
hody believed for - fussanl thnt bis
sraugisnmena uoald not BE- Of short
ausnsion o. that Il mould nst end 10 bis
henasahsa release. The fmprisonment
- Taawift mna far different. He has