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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
LocAL - sUBURRAN.

Two workmen are killed oy fails from
buildings.
". G. sieclSmann marries the widow OF
his brother six months after the latter :
death.
Aged Hebrew suicides by hanging him
seis
Live goat in lodge butts Clayton oandi-
dates
Deputy Sheriff attempts TO hold up car
rage with revolver. thinking il contained
Delegate Kelly.
Julian Ralph win be in. charge OF New
York bureau OF the Worlds Fair.
Fun ticket IS nominated By Democrats
In convention at West End Coliseum.
Redmen OF MIrphysboro. IL, took the
pr4ze OF 800 at the Beneviile fair
Three children Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 6. Ad
1ns die in four months from diphtheria and
a fourth is I'll.
Transit Cornpany's report shows greatly
Increased traffic
Baby seal to be fed gold ash at debu,
party to-day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
WOMEN TO COLLECT FUNDS.
RebekAhs of Missouri VIII Help TO
BuiId Temple of FrafernIfY

RebekAha of Missouri VIII Help TO
Build Temple of Fraternity.
Missouri women who have been selected
to assist Mrs. Alice Stoner. chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee for the
RebeiGahs OF this State IN the collection OF
funds for the Temple OF Fraternity. are:
Ars Charles Mulford and Mrs, Mary Bircher,
Laura NIehels. wllnamstoa: Mrs sta staf. Can
ton Mrs. A. p Daniels, Nandalia: Mrs. Lizzie
line: Mrs Ella Howe. ShslUina: Miss Ella 81
ong. Iaeieds; Mrs Emma Tabber, Chiilicothe:
ruiz Qallatin; Ms Nettie Hoffman. Trenton:
iss CiS5a 9 Msiaes SS1nero1; Mrs Mary Red
Cray, Calhoun; Miss Anna Norton, Schell City;
TinteSs warrensblrx: Mrs asrv 9esgna- 5S.,l,s
Jsrfoo springs: Mrs Mamie HEshs. Neosho; Mrs.
RsEEdais, Carthage; Mrs. Alice L Poandstons.
G@sIteTyiiie; Cart Mss Jesss Gsrdln,er. Joplin; Sire.
Tionville; Ms. lT1ness Lyman Ring, Monstt;
HartSille; Ars Eva Mcsdahan. seyTnour; Mrs.
A L Baty, sparta; Mrs Sary Wilton, Willow
osBannou. buffalo; Mrs-' sarah 4 Smith. Bonfs
Terre; Mrs. Gsrtte Garrett, E1a; River; MIss
Annapolis; ArB Mary Davis. HoSnersvills; Mrs.
Jennie Csrpenter. Rolla; MIS- Isabelle ship!ey,
Min1ie b Hunt. Leekwooe; Mrsi Jennie Van
vile; Mrs Rose Cochran. NevaGa: Mrs. Eliza
beth WLliiGms SednlIa. Mrs. Alice Cover. Odes-
Wood. HsTTiso1viiis; Mrs saiiis 3. Robinson.
Liberty; Mrs- saLan A. Jesse. EEeelsioE sprinEs
Mre. Elizabeth Cor. Lathrup: Mrs. Molie 1.
Rogers. Desrborn: Miss Mary Carfoa DekaIb:
Mrs. Lulu Williams SmlfhviIe; Miss Mary
Fcust. Burlington Junction: Miss Edna Gordon
Rochport. Miss. Ayrtoe Rodgers. Mound CITY
Mrs. Elizabeth HOvey. Forest City: Miss Maggie
Hatson. Barnard. Mrs. Emma Cox Marvvf.ia.
Mrs. Laura Brashear. Parneu City. Mrs Alice
Worth. Whitesvfle: Mrs. Isabelle Wilson OK
ford: Mrs.. j. Il Price stanberry: Mrs Ida Ne
Curiey. WeAtksrbys Ms Rasa Bsriow. Paftors-
burg. Mrs. J. N. Reeves. kidreway. Mrs. Cara
MullinA1. Princeton. htrs- CorIa schoo er
Srietardsville: Mrs- S. England. Cleopatra; Ms
T.ffI Newton. F.-shf Cal :
Mrs Birdie Brown Linreuss Mrs. Dana Santee
Green City. Mrs. Doctor Wooden. Green Tor.
Mrs. Taursa KrUsIse. Go~fn; Mrs Ollie Scott
IsedTnans Ars. Florentine s!nEian=. Fulton; Airs.
AEnoS woodward. Moberly. MrS IstzEte Stone.
Slater: Mrs Emma Me!erhofler. ST Jcseuh: Mrs
Jennie ConkwriEht St joseph: Ms Minnie A.
CIfr. M. Marr a Il.ells- Rnnnihal-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
THE LETTER.

II was early in July that General Bragg
wrote the letter 10 his wife at her home
in this country. in which he used this Ian
gUare:
Uncle Sam might as well Try TO make q
whistle out Of a pigs tail as 10 try 10
make something out OF the Latin race"
By some means the letter fell Into the
hands OF a Chicago newspaper. which pub
ltshed II July IA In the course Of a few
days the Cuban Government took notice OF
the publication. for 1t was repeated in the
Havana newspapers. ard asked NJ SquIres
our Minister to- Havana, II the quotation
was authentic. intimating that IL II were so
General Bragg probably destroyed his use
fuLness at Havana
By direction OF the State Department Mr..
Squires called upon General Bragg for an
explanation. He at once admitted the ac-
curacy OF the quotation, but held that he
had a right to write what ne pleased in &
purely personal letter to his own family.
But. without discussing that point with
the General. the State Department decided
that q change must be made. and set about
To hnd another place for him
About two weeks ago this was found
through the willingness Of United States
Consul General William A Rublee. at Hong
Kong. to exchange his post for that at
Havana The delay IN making the an
nouncement Of the change has been caused
by the necessity OF arranging the details
OF the transfer
The change VIII now take place as aoon
as Air. Rublee can reach Havana
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
OLD SETTLERS IN REUNION.
Randolph County Citizens Have a
Big Dav at Huntsville.

Huntsville. No. Oct s-The oid settlers
OF Randolph County held "A reunion here 90
day. 4 large crowd was IN attendance. The
led by the Huntsville Comet Band, After
the march the old settlers assembled In the
opera-house, where the address Of Welcoms
was delivered by +; G. Tieman. Many old
settlers addressed the meeting
A dinner vas served 10 all who had lived
In the county sixty wears or more CHIP
Crowley OF Charlton County was the prin-
clpal speaker In the afternoon He was snl-
lowed by the Reverend :. Y. Pitts OF Chilli
cpthe- The enrolment numbered TO- the
largest IN the history of the association.
w. J. B0ney OF Cairo No was chosen
president. and ". T. Samuel OF Huntsville.
No. acted as secretary. dance was given
In the opera-house tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
To-DArs NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were Ss,0s4. ss2.
balances $l.01LS24. Local discount rates
were arm, between, 81 and per cent. Do
mestk, exchange was quoted as. follows:
New York, zoc discount I'D. 10c discount
ssked; Chicago. aac discount bid. DC dis
count asked: Cincinnati, par bid. Joe premi-
un asked; Louisville and New orleans. &c
discount bid Usr asked.
Wheat closed higher at 65isc BID Dec;
eS4esc No . red. Corn closed higher at ssss c
bid Dec; sc No . mixdi. Oats closed at
2Sizc asked Dec: 3iG3li4c G. No. . Northern.
The local marker Tor spot WAS quidt and
UNCHANGED
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
WASHINGTON.

Colonel Martin OF Indianapolis has no op-
position for commander-in-chief OF the
Sons OF Veterans
Consul General Brasg has been trans
ferred to Hong-Kong and Consul Rublee has
been changed to Havana. Braggs letter to
his wife, criticising the Cubans. Is the cause
of his transfer.
Secretary Woods starts West on a speech
making tour. He viii speak tonight before
the Marquette Club OF Chicago
Yellcw fever and dysentery are said 10
prevail among the Colombian troops sta
toned on the isthmus.
The National Association OF Naval Veter-
ans adjourn after electins W. Scott Smith
Commodore Commanding.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
PROPOSE Az ExHIBIrIoN.
Georgia Agricultural College DIseuss
$4,000 Appropriatiou.

Atlanta. Ca. Oct. S-To-day's session OF
the Association OF Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations was devoted TO the dis
cission OF the report OF the committees
recommending that an appropriat tion OF 80 :
0o0 be made for an exhibition by the aSsocia-
tion al the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
in St. Louis.
The convention adjourned for the day
without taking any action
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
NAMES FOR FAIR STREETS.
Special Committee Appointed TO Con-
slider Nomenclature OF Exposition.

slider Nomenclature OF Exposition
President Francis has appointed special
committee on the nomenclature OF Exposi-
ton thoroughfares and buildings. After q
preliminary discussion OF names. which
should be given TO the principal points OF
interest at the Worlds Fair, the committee
delegated 10 a committee Of three, the
power 10 report q general system OF names
Among the suggestions for names OK
streets and boulevErds were those OF the
States and more particularly Of those
states and Territories whoch hare been Gre
ated out OF the Louisiana Territory. Other
members OF the committee favored the Use
OF names conspicuous IN the history Of the
Louisiana Purchase and the act OF cess3on
Itself
Jefferson. Bonaparte. Bienville. Ibervilie.
Lewis and Clark. Captain Stoddard. Delss-
sus. St Ange and kindred characters who
eluding the great event which the World 3
Fair viii commemorate, have been deemed
worthy OF the, honor OF having streets
named for them
As . compliment 70 tbs nations par
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD
Central and Southern Illinois Body
Meets at NokOmis.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

NokonIs. Ill. Oct s-The sixth annual
convention OF the Evangelical Lutheran
synod OF Central and Southern Illinois
opened st fhe ST. Marks Lutheran Church
In this city Wednesday evening. and will
continue until October T.
A large number II ministers and dele
gates are in attendance. The Reverend Ezra
kellar OF Hiilsboro. Ill. president OF the
synod, delivered the opening address.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
ON A sPEEcRMAKINe ToUR.
Secretary Moody Departs for Chi
cago and the West.

Washington. oct 6-Secretary Moody left
West He win deliver an address on The
Navy before the Marqrette Club OF Chi
cago tomorrow night and Friday night he
viii speak In Madison. Wis His itinerary
has not yet been fiLeliy arranged, but he
VII be gone about two weeks, and will 20
Is far West as Omaha. Neo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
OREIGN

The Earl OF Euston. eldest son OF the
Duke OF Grafton, Is declared a bankrupt.
The British Baptist Union passed reso-
lutions declaring the Governments educa-
ton bill to be in violation of the funda-
mental principles Of the Constitution
The Kronprinz Wilhelm. bound for New
York. collided with and sank the British
steamer Robert Ingham OF Beachy Head,
England Two lives were lost
Emperor William has abandoned the idea
Of receiving the Boer Generals.
Lord De Freyne applied fof 800 ejectrnent
Wrlts In tenantS cases. Friends OF home
less Irish families are caring for them in
outhouses and stables.
Adv1ees from YenezUla indicate that the
TeToeuuoutsts viii surely triumph, prob
ably in q fortnight. The capltulation Of
La Guayra and Caracas is predicted, The
revoluuonists are trying 70 capture Castra
and 1t is asserted he will be assassinated
If caught.
a renewal Of the old scandal Is reported
at the Serv1sn Court King Alexander cut
on the Queens allowance and a row fol-
lowed. IN which she Is said to have boxsd
his jaws.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
Gambling VIII Not BE PermIttcd.

The Committee on Concessions has agreed
on ore OF the rules Of the department,
which states that no gambling or games OF
chance will be allowed anywhere on the
Exposition grounds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
CANADIAN PACIFIC EXHIBIT.
Railway win Advertise the Doaiaioa
From Ocean TO Ocean.

L o. Armstrong. ccionization and devel-
opilng agent Of the Canadian Pacific Eail-
way. visited the Administration building
yesterday and had a conference with Secre-
tary Stevens and Russell StanhoTe. secre-
tary OF the Committee On Foreign Rel2-
tions. In regard TO the exhibit which his
road desires 70 make at the Worlds Fair.
1t Is our Intention stated NJ Arm
strong, to present scene on the Canadian
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
To Install PneumntIe Tubes.

r. ". Morrell Of the American Pneumatic
Tube Company OF Boston. Mass arrived IN
the city last night 10 confer with Post
master Baumhcn about installing pneumat-
IL mall tubes ]. II. Master. Second Assist
ant Postmaster General. win arrive from
ference.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
Is TRAVELLING THROUGH PERU.
COmBIssIoaer wandS ArousInk Inter
est in Worlds Fair.

est in worlds Fair.
SPECIAL. BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AMP THE ST, LOUIS REPUBf.iC.
Lima. Peru. oct. S-(Copyright, .lso2 -
Ernest Henry wands. Commissioner for the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition in st. Louis.
returned 20 Lima from Quito to-day.
1t is his purpose TO arouse interest In the
Fair In the principal centers in the Interior.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Pacific In the Rocky Mountains. It win be
shown on canvas. 50 feet by 10 feet
We will make a display OF the resources OF
that part OF Canada in which our road
runs. extending from the Atlantic to the
Pacihc'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
SPORTING

Johnny Regan and Tommy Feltz meet
tonight before the West End Club IN a
tEenty-round go.
The C. B. C eleven played g tie with the
Quincy team yesterday.
Jessse Herr won the S2e00 FHlturtty FOR
colts OF 300 after being pulled up 70 a
walk
The plan 10 put an American skipper and
crew In charge OF the Shamrock u when
she meets the new challenger has been
abandoned
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were Sanbo, Elastic, Jack Young, FRANK
Bel, KurJa and Red Apple.
The Pittsburs champions defeated The
A4i-Amer1can Team by q score OF to o.
Friends OF the prize ring viii Introduce a
nu 20 legauze boxing contests at the next
session o. the New York Legislature.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
MEXICO Is Coming strongly.

August Boette. president OF the Spanish
American Club Of St Louis. who Is row
travelling IN Mexico, writes from Monterey:
Half Of Mexico IS coming up in ls04.'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
RAILROAD BRIDFs

Beading Railroad Issues annual report and
H1n sink new shafts
60athwastsrn railroads decide to organise
os1tFal bureau TO advertise the States
ana Territories Of the Southwest.
FEsee surveys Chicago and New Orleans
EaeSt n s. Louis Friday.
soahhwesteCn Passenger Bureau win h.
esozgznized-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Fan STYLES OF the Boehmer Special Shoes
for Men and Women are now ready-2. %
that's all G. II. Boehner Shoe Co. 40 N.
Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
SNOW FALLS IN NEW YORK.
Mountain Tops Covered and Mer-
curry Drops at Merrills.

REPUBLIC 81 BCIAI.
Merrins. n. Y. oct. s.-The first snow
storm Of the season In this part OF the Adj
rondacks came this morning.
The mountain tops are covered with snow,
the mercury is falling. and q strong north
west wind Is blowing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Jordan Cutlery Co, AT \. Bdwy,
Tor Cut Glass and Bric-a-Br1e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
l0 you EAT

Hazti1y ard e1iey It, or does ycur food
lay heayy on the stomach, causing Mas.
sea, Belshinzs tserrtturn aad Sick
nea9aehes9 If it does, try a dose OF
Hoatstter's Stomach Bitters before each
meal. L viii tone up the stomach, stim-
ulate the digestive forces and cure these
aIianonEs, which If allowed 20 continue
viii develop into chronic dyspepsia. Try
Il teddy and notice the improvement.
E0STETTER'S
sT0naeH HTTERs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
He Will Go to Hong-KOng TO Re,
place Rublee, Who Is Changed
TO Havana
LETTER TO WIFE THE CAUSE.
Epistle, Severely Criticising the
Cubans. Was Published and Gu
ban Officials Filed a Protest
at Washington.
me RepuSlic Bureau.

4iin ST and EennEylNarllA Ave
Washington, oct. S.-The announcement
was made At the White House to-day THAI
General Edward S Bragg. Consul General
Of the United States at Havana, had been
transferred 10 the post Of Consul General
Q; the United States at Hong Kong. China.
taking the place Of William A. Rubee who
has been transferred 10 the Consulate at
Havana
The transfer OF General Bragg IS due to
the unfortunate letter he wrote to his wife
In Wisconsin. asserting as his belief that
the Cubans were entirely unfit for self-guv-
eminent Although the letter was a pri-
yate one TO his wife. the indiscretion OF
General Bragg was admitted to be sum
Client 10 impair his usefulness as United
States Consul General at Havana
CUBANs PROTESTED.
The Cubans diplomatically protested
against HIS retention at Havana. and ar
rangements We're made by the State De-
partment for his transfer at a favorable
opportunity.
The change in the Havana Consulate
General has been in contemplation for al
most three months. II was early decided
that the only question was where General
Bragg could be placed without substantial
loss. for It was difficult to find in the con-
sular service position paying as wen as
that at Havana.
The ofncial salary OF that post IS 5000 per
annum. but there are fees attached. much
OF which go TO the Consul General, which
probably swell his total compensation to
about 5000 per year. The exact figures are
not yet known, because the Office has not
been in existence for year since the Gov
ernment OF Cuba was erected
General Bragg had been appointed to Ha-
-vana principally upon the recommendation
Of Senator Spooner and also as a conces-
sion to the Union veteran element, which is
50 strong In Wisconsin. Therefore. although
it Is realized that he had been guilty Of a
lack Of Judgment at least in allowing TO
escape from him a rather contsmptuous
criticism Of the Cuban people, yet in view
Of the fact that he was not directly re-
sponsible for Its publication. the President
decided TO look upon his case with lenient
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
To be Exte nded to Fill.
pinos' on Fourth.
.R00SEvELT'S PLAN
To Forgive AsuinaIdo and All
Others for Bearing Arms
Against United States
on ndependence.pay. de

Washington, June 2S.-Amnesty for
all Philippines is to be an Indepen-
dence Day gift. One reason President
Roosevelt cut short his New England
trip was to take up today with his
cabinet the proposition to forgive ali
Philippines, including Aguinaldo, for
rebelling against United States rule
in the archipelago.
1t is hoped that the amnesty procla-
nation can bo issued on the Fourth OF
July. To that end every effort is be-
ing made to get an agreement between
the house and senate on the Philippine
civil government bill.
The fret conference between the
committee of the two houses was held
To-Day, 1t was practically agreed to
eliminate all matters on which early
agreement is impossible, leaving them
for later congressional action and
making a law of the bill in time to
crafty the presidents desire for an
Independence Day proclamation.
The meeting of the cabinet yesterday
was held in the presidents temporary
quarters on Lafayette square. This
was the first time in SS years that q
regular session Of the cabinet had been
held outside the white house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
DESTROY sleep.
Many Canton People Testify to
This.

You can't sleep at night,
With aches and pains of a bad back,
When you have to get up from uri-
ary troubles,
All on account of the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring peaceful
slumber
They cure all kidney ills.
Mrs. Philip ]. Schauer of 40S Charles
street, says:-"The fame of Doan's
Kidney Pills coming to the knowledge
of Mr.. Schauer, he procured them at
the Durbin & Wright Cos drug store,
corner of South Market and 7th streets.
Backache had been a source OF discom-
fort to him for some time, and tho
speeding ending of the pain which fol-
lowed the use Of Doan's Kidney Pills
proved them to be fully deserving of
the strong endorsements given them" A"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.
", sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01

Glover has been cut on good many
farms and it has been put in the NOV
in good condition, The timothy is in
excellent condition and ready for the
mower.
Never in the history of the county
has pasture kept up better This is
owing to the almost continuous rain.
AS a result, cattle and all live stock
on the farm are in good condition
with the exception of the corn con-
dition, farmers are generally happy
over their present conditions and fu-
ture prospects. Everything that they
can raise and get into the market sells
readily at big prices.
ut is said at the recorders office that
the farmers of Stark county are rails
ing more than crops-they are lifting
mortgages from their farms and clear
Ing up a lot of old Indebtedness. Tax
es have been paid promptly and the
general feeling seems to be one Of
satisfaction throughout the farming
centers of the county"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
BAD COOKS CAUSE
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
Bureau OF Charities SsysWom-
on Should Know MoreAbout
Household Duties.

Chicago, June 2S.-The failure of
present-day women to make the home
comfortable and attractive and their
inability to cook and sew properly is,
according to the belief OF the bureau
Of charities, responsible for a large
percentage Of the cases Of estrange-
inent between husbands and wives
among the poor. In the last issue of
its Weekly Bulletin the bureau makes
q strong plea to charity workers for
the education of girls and household
duties.
Tho Bulletin says:
II the home Is to be the center and
root of our civilization 1t must be
made place worth while going to and
spending time in. 1t is the girls who
must be taught this lesseon ami arous-
ed TO the nobility of their calling. We
are hearing clarion notes on this sub
joct sounding from even the university
halls. The men and women of thought
are realizing the faults of the old ed
ucation that looked well to filling the
heads with facts. President G. Stan
ley Hall, of Clark University, says:
"The home should be served by every
child, who should feel himself useful
and integral member of it, with duties.
Every girl should cook, sew, clean,
polish and perhaps wash-have some
thing to do with flowers, develop somo
domestic taste and pride, in place Of
the shame SO often felt by high school
girls for their lowly homes. for which
their education often breeds distaste.
They should be reminded that too soft
hands In the young suggest soft
brain; that hand and brain both grow
and are educated together. The kit
chen is the heart of the home; its in
dustries, inteligently understood. are
among the most educational of all pos
sible influences, and to overcome tho
alienation school often breeds for
home life in the modern American girl
Is one Of our most serious problems. !"