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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
.BOUSE IS PLEASED
 OVER CLARA MINE
Machinery For New SmeIter Is Already Bought and
 Paid For,

BOUSE, Ariz., Oct 29.-Bouse is justly elated by the recent investiga, ton made by the officers of the Clara Consolidated Mining company The party including Geo. s. Mitchell, pres ident and general manager, H. L. Brow, E. D. Elson, secretary and treasurer and Charles Benton the well known mining engineer and ex- pert of Los Angeles, has made a thor ough examination and so encouraging is the result that a wonderful shake up in mining activity is expected with in the next few weeks.
 The officers of the mining company are very enthusiastic over the pros poets. Already Geo. Mitchell has bought and paid for the machinery for smelter, which will be erected in the very near future The smelter VIII be of 300 tons capacity and will provide means of treatment of ores from all the surrounding mines.
 The mining country all through western Arizona especially on the A. and C. will be interested in the i'm proyements and additions the Clara will have The erection of a smelter of such a size, and the up to date machinery is a long needed faculty. Needless to say this will mean a gen eral development all through this sec tion of the country and the mine own CTS are greatly appreciative of Mir. MitchelPs energy.
 The party was at the mines for over two weeks and left on Thursday for Los Angeles to perfect arrangements for the smelter.
 Mir. Benton, who is a mining engin- eer, assaying chemist and general mining expert said with regard to the Clara" T am very much impressed with the future of the camp. The size and quality of the veins are de- cidedly remarkable, showing a con tinuous out crop of over five miles. The ore bodies are of great size and value; under the new shaft in Signal, one group of mines, which Is vertical and distant from the old incline shaft some 400 feet, they are just breaking into a vein which will give proven distance of about 600 feet of ore. When you take into consideration that the crosscuts in the old shaft are over 100 feet with no wall, being all ore, it proves an immense body of mineral immediately available. The mine has beer enlarged down to the COG foot level and throughout Is being equipped with larger machinery in order to handle the immense output of ore when the smeiter shall have been erected.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
OCTOBER SCHOOL REPORT.

The report of the public schools of the Warren District for October, embracing twenty school days, has been issued by Superintendent Phil. brook. As compared with the core. spending twenty days of October last year, the enrolment shows a slight decrease, the figures being 1637 for this year, as against 1886 for last year. But the average attendance is better, and the total number of days attendance this month has been 27, ,056 as against 26,913 last year There are 764 boys and 7s6 girls enrolled at present, as against s1e boys and sos girls for the corresponding period last year. Of the total number enrolled the daily attendance has averaged 93 per cent. The pupils of the district are assigned to the different schools as follows: Central, 6S7; Lowell 369; Lincoln, IF; Fremont, 72; Warren, s1: Don Luis, 5s; Lowell. "A; High School, 119.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
oRPHEUM OPENS NEXT TUESDAY

Brown will arrive in town next Tuesday evening when Messrs. Hal- day and Percival present the Earl Burgess Company at the Orpheum. With all the noted arrivals that have heretofore been noticed, there is nothing that looks like an arrival un- til they have seen the descent of the before mentioned Brown. We'll he ar Tives and the signal for his arrival is one spontaneous laugh, and you still keep laughing, at Brown. Presenting in addition to the above play there are introduced some of the best spe- cfalities that have ever been presented at the local playhouse. including the three Kelcey Sisters whom the local public need no introduction to, with a chorus of six little peaches, in five big musical numbers. The seat sale Is announced for Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
MARKET SHOWS NO
 IMPORTANT CHANCE
Operations Converge On a Rather Limited Group of
 Securities.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Today's de sultory fluctuations in prices of stocks were not reflection of any new de- velopments affecting the individual properties or the general situation for there were no such developments of importance. Operations converge on the same limited group of securi- ties as for some time past with Union Pacific the leader. That stock, South ern Pacific, St. Paul, Reading, Hill stocks, metal industrials made up a large proportion of the total dealings.
 Bonds firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
sRANoENeURG OUT ON BAIL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-BroughtoT Brandenburg, arrested al Dayton, O., in connection with the publication of the Cleveland letter, arrived here to- day in custody of an officer and was taken to police headquarters. After lis photograph and measurements had been taken he was taken to the court of general sessions. There he pleaded not. guilty to the charge of larceny in the second degree and was released on $1,500 bail.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

Many housewives have been am noyed by the cloudy, blue-gray look which so often appears on mahogany. pianos and other pieces of highly pol ished furniture. For removing such an appearance one woman has very successfully used solution composed of a tablespoonful of vinegar in 8 quart of clear water. This applied with cheesecloth rag, first saturated and then wrung out as dry as possible The furniture is rubbed very lightly with this and is then polished just as lightly with dry piece of cheese cloth. If the first application is not successful it may be tried again in g. week
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
CHILD IS BURIED.

The thirteen months old son of James Thompson died in this city yes terday morning at 10 o'clock from an attack of scarlet fever. Interment was made the same afternoon. The father of the child is citizen of Can anea, where he is employed in the ma chine shops of the Cananea company. The child was brought here for treat ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
EXAMINING GRAND JURORS

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-At a hearing of the motion to set aside the indictments against Attorneys Frank J. Murphy and A s. Newburgh today Judge Murasky ruled that the defense may examine grand jurors as to bias and prejudice, but not as to how they cast their ballots on the question of 'eturning indictment. Examinations of grand jurors was then begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The tin mar. ket was higher with spot quoted at e134 Is Sd, and futures at e136 in London. The local market was quiet and a little higher in keeping with the foreign advance. ranging from 29.371a to 29.62b.
 Copper was higher in the London market. Spot e61 Ills Sd, and fu- lures e62 Ss 3d. The local market was firm and unchanged Lake, 13.75@13.s7hc; electrolytic, 13.50@ 13.62kc; casting, 13.25@13371kc.
 Lead was unchanged at e13 Gs Sd in London. The local market was firm at 4.3215@4371k.
 Spelter was unchanged at e20 in London and remained steady at s4.8O @4.S5 in the local market Iron was higher at 47s Sd for stand ard foundry on the London market, but Cleveland warrants were un- changed. Local market unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
COUNT ISN'T DEAD.

TOXIC. Get. 29.-There is no foun- dation in the report of the death of Count Gombei Yamamaoto, former minister of the navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
Chicago Grain,

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-The advance in wheat prices occurred at the open ing of the session. the initial quota. tions being 1-S61-4 to 5-Sc higher.
 Corn was firm nearly all day, and closed at 63af; May, 63c.
 Oats quiet and steady all day. De cember closed at AS 1-4c; May, soc.
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Stock List.

NEW YORK, Oct 29-Amalgamat. ed Copper, so IS; American SmeIting, 93 3-S: Atchison, 92 3-S; St Paul, 142 5-S: New York Central, 105A !; Pennsylvania. 1261a; Reading, 133 IS; Southern Pacific. 10S1z; Union Pa, cific, 171%; U. s. Steel, AT IS; U. S. Steel preferred. no 5-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
SOCIETY
 HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

The Junior Society of the Presby- terian church will hold a Halloween Social at the church this evening a. 7:30 o'clock The following is the
 program, after which games will bc played and Refreshments served. An cffering will be taken for the the ben
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

Save all your hot stun. to submit to Editor Roosevelt,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30

So "My Dear VIII" started on his way to the Waite House In 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
Chicago Cattle.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Cattle receipts 5000. Market weak. Reeves, $3.50@ 7.50; Texans, $3.25@450; westerns, $3.00@5.S5; stockers and feeders, S2.50@4.45; COWS and heifers, $1.506 5.25; calves, $6.006SO0.
 Sheep receipts. 10000. Market 10 cents lower. Natives, $2506470: westerns, s2.50@4.75; yearlings, $4.50 6515: lambs, s4.00@6.20; western. s4.O066.15.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-30
SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-Bar silver 50 7-Sc: Mexican dollars, 45c.
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EVERY DEMOCRATIC VOTE |S
 4 VOTE FUR AR|zONA'S FRIEND

William ]. Bryan Urges All Democrats to Stand By Party Nominees and Make Every Ballot Count-Mark Smith the Close Personal Friend of the Great Commoner Deserves Every Democratic Vote In Arizona.
 Cochise County Democratic Nominees
 Standing for Popular Measures
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OPEN LETTER TO DEMOCRATS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-01
KEEP THAW
IN ASYLUM

Albany, n Y, July DIR Aibert
Warrent Ferris, president OF the stat,
commission in lunacy, In a statement
made public today on The mental con
dtion of Harry X. Thaw. says:
There are some differences ol
opinion as to the forms OF Thaw's l0
sanity, but those who have studios
his case agree th Il he IS 0l msial
mental condition, aif,. 49, i.-.-
thar lie is honiGdd.
DR. Ferris saws that FOR NE saicy
OF he community pauUnla aiiu Al-.
Thaw's unfortunate iaiut. Wul las
long history OF mental aheualin AlG
With his instability oi menui pa
and demonstrated homic4da imaclr',
should be cared Tor iu a hospital for
people of his mental class and tha
Inc community should not be sabjec
ed 10 the risk OF experiments entercA
upon from sentimental reasons.
"Matteawan is not q penal instlt
tion, says tho statement in part
Unfortunate sick people who are
care for in that hospital are not pua-
ished. The institution was establish
ed for the care OF the insane commt
ted on orders of courts of crimiua
lhAAaNA'tAVA i0A lNDAaRiAn ARAAfANAAA IH
petty crimes or misdemeanors (n0.
fe.ons), becoming insane while under
going sentence, and also for patient a
exhibiting criminal tendencies who
cannot pe cared Tor With safety in
other state hospitals,
The term brainstorm' Is not scien-
tiic nor elegant and should not be-
used In connection with insane case
Dr. Ferris expresses himself AS
pleased With the decision OF supreme
Court Justice Downing denying the in-
iunction TO nave rhaw commltted else.
where than Matteawan. lie declare
that fhaw's experts, at his second
trial, proved to the satisfaction or
Justice Bowling, apparently, that Mr
rhaw was afflicted with constite
uonal affection which Will not termi-
nate in recovery They aid The ioul,
dation for a belief lhat ne Is a perma-
uent victim of periodical insanity Ac-
cordlng 10 their convincing arguments
and history be may recover from iso
lated attacks and reenter lae normal
state, but unfortunately the slightest
moral cause viii reproduce the case
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he said GO 60 the treasurera Of.
flee and tell Mr. Menefee ! want him.
Mr Menefee came and he having
heard my story said: go to your
room and come here ia the morning
with this assurance. Bill Cross and
Jim Menefee promise TO help you
And help me they did.
Not one word aUout my politics.
or how would vote hereafter. only
two big hearted gentlemen helping
an humble negro TO better things. DO
YOU wonder now that I'm enuhusi-
astcg'
Soon after Mr. Cross was stricken
With almost mortal illness and went
to see him. | said. Mr. Billie you
must keep up your courage and get
we'll for / know that thousands Of
people in oklahoma nre praying for
your recovery He replied, johnson.
you see me here, but I'm not afraid
to meet my Maker for I've always
done what Z can TO help felloWman
to better things | might picture the
scene; q great man lying low. talking
10 a negro about the things beyond,
while his feet were almost touching
ihe banks oi that river where he Two
worlds meet aud s0li his confidence
ia God perfect po you wonder I am
enthusiastic
"A feeling exists among my people
that a democrat Is the ncgros great-
est enemy II had ike ideas my ex
perence with Governor Haskell and
Messrs, Cross, Menefee and supt Cam
eron have disabused my mind OF the
fallacy"
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GRATEFUL To
BILL Cross
edmond SUM

"Johason. see by the morning pa
pers that your friend Bin Cross has
declined 10 become candidate for
congress- said the Enterprise man to
q r. Johnson, the we'll known coi-
Ored mgssof Edmond who goes soon
to the cirAir OF mathematics at l.angs-
ton university
Yes. sir, replied Johnson "and i
venture the assertion that In doing
SO he put aside his pet ambition Mr.
Cross is the lungliesi man I've ever
seen, But he needs no praise; he
too well known
You are enthusiastic Johnson
Yes. siy, aud with good oaugc lt
you had met Mr.. Cross as ! did you Il
be enthusiastic too
"Tel me about il, Johnson
1T was on the sth OF April last
when l was al work IN north town that
Messrs. Chas. Burks, Bin Patton and
Ed Sheldon called me and said that
the white people Of Edmond had seen
me struggling for my wife and babes
and that they had determined to help
me. A petition was circulated for me
a place in Langston university and in
an hour every business and profes-
fesional man IN Edmond had signed IL,
nd thank them ! went to Guthrie
nd here Mr. Cross came You Will
remember the legislature was In ses-
son. the state house was crowded
and il was extremely difficult to see
any one in authority Some how
got to Governor Haskell and told him
my mission He kindly gave me the
names OF the regents and said that
: must see them AS turned 10 go,
almost bewildered IN the crowd OF
white mn. an OF whom had right 70
consideration before me. a hand was
laid on my shoulder. and / turned 10
look into the sslndliest face | have
eyer seen. Il was the rugged and
: smiling face OF Hon Bill Cross.
Come into ms office and tell me
Nhai you want went and for an
our I laid bare my life and SIS strug.
sies ny hopes and humble aspira.
lions 10 chat great man who listened
10 all ! had TO say When ! had done
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B ss'' e g sA ss a 81 3I' '' sl a
y.

OF being Americans? You hapo the
choice Set or bridel Chosel
Unnecessary 10 state thar chose
ihe bitter You know noe we'll
enough am sorry Thar ! have to ah
coNe TIE public. but lhey win undcF
siand me aud laugh SO De 3D.
And now one advice TO you old
friend Ia any enterprises Mind your
girl
Yours. Kidnapped bus happy
ffAffT n
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ln 1872 thcre was "A great deal of lii
rrhoea. dysentery and cholera infan-
tum. Il was at this time that Cham
herlams Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Rem9dy was first brought into use. 1t
proved more successful than any othef
remedy or treatment and has for
thirtyIige years maintained that rec
ord Frrn a small beginning its sale
of The United States and % many for
cAh countries Nine drpsg ista cut
of ten VIII recommend Il when their
opinion 81 asked although they have
other medicines that pay them a
greater profit Il can always b. de-
pended upon. even IN Tie most severe
ard dangerous cases. For sa.9 hy &.
r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-01

My little boy. four years old, had a
severe attack OF dysentery We had
two physicians, both OF then gave
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
.9snody which cured him and believe
TIA saved his life William III Stroll.
ing. Carbon Hnl Ala There Is no
doubt but this remedy saves the lives
cf MANY children each year Give ID
with castor oil according 20 the plain
printed directions and cure is GER
tain. For sale by 4. r. RenLro.
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The Montreal cursle.

"otuyvesant Fish, said a Pitts.
burg banker is very anicky per
son. 10 get along with him. YOU must
be mighty pa1lcular about etiquette
you must shave twice a day-dress
ior aiuner--an that sort Of thing If
you don't come up 10 his standard, he
is apt TO say some very cutting thing
about you.
IT once sal beside Mr. Fish az a
dinner az the Union League IN New
fork. Mr Fish, when the soup came
on began to cast sneering glances al
stout redfaced chap opposite us
and hnaily he whispered 10 me-
That man Is from Montreal }
can tell "a by hts accent
'ily his accentf said Put Mr
Fish the man hasn't spoken
"Nf fish's lip cuflel in 3 scofnfll
SMILE
r'f had reference hc aif in thn
accent With which be eats bis soup.
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Mother Gray a nurse IN New York
discovered an aromatic. pleasant herb
cure for women's his, called AUS
rRALIAN-LEAF h IS the only GER
tain ragulator Cures female weakness
es and Backachc. kidney. Bladder and
Urinary troubles At aii Druggists on
by mail 90 cts. sample FREE Adj
dress The Mother Gray CO.. Le Roy
n. Y.
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81 FoR WARRANTS.

state Of Oklahoma. T5easurer's Office.
Guthrie, okla, June 80. 1908.
/ have money on hand to pay state
general revenue fund warrants mp 10
and including register number 2766.
Holders are requested 70 present
same an Treasury for payment IN.
&c est ceases July 20. 1905
j. A. MENEFEE,
State TREASURE.
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81 ... 5. d. 81. a.s b.

New York, June 2c, 1905.
Editor I-eader
You did not mention in yonr paper
anything OF lhc strange events which
have developed by Mr. G. Mi peloe
gios $1,000 BET % cross tho ocean in
8 uny san boat. As friend Of your
paper ! take lhe liheriy % include EN-
article treating the subject J send
"a TO You With pleasure for publication
au1 hope that it Will interest yodr
readers Yours, Lincoln c. Valentine.
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on your Letter Heads,
h velope- Cards. htcg
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8 lny sail boat As q friend Of yone
paper ! take fhe liheriy Do incinde an
article remins the subject J send
"a TO YOU With pleasure for publication
aud nope that it will interest yodr
readers Yours. Lincoln G. Valentine.
Strange kidnapping Of Two Wealthy
Nobemen and Sportsmen.
Some time ago The interest OF all
amateurs of the aquatic sport was
aroused by a $4,000 bet which, Alr. Car
10 de pelOggio contracted with the
Count Lanotu, of Rome, that he would
cross the ocean from New York TO
Genoa i'm a 24-foot cutter in less than
forty days. This bet was thoroughly
discussed the last two months in prom
inent sportive articles and the frs. OF
July. day of departure, was awaited
With anxiety Everybody WIZ there
lore learn with regret that unforeseen
circumstances, for which the c0ura
eous young sailor Is not 20 be blamet
have Obliged him to give up the inter,
estng, daring trip
II VIII be remembered that IN July,
1906. MT peloggio had contracted q
similar bet with Mr. Lincoln g. Val
frnn, gibrattar 4 lereocb rrnieer ran
acvg, H. ma Zoo N,. petooeio'e iinv
Sail mat tbBgine him ~ cnurse to
give up the trip. After having swan
for over tvo hours 10 vas resoued
hv me italian steanne, "Ric1rdos . pal
itel, seems to nersecrfe me darfuy
italian for also this inc be is unable
Ia Win the bet. Let us relate the cii-
cufosfandes which are ao original ana
svrftino tbot fhav fn,.yn mtita ~ inte~-
,sifnr uttie novel
pof bis co,nnapion ON th. neriloiis
.rin he bad chosen .ha Rarnn Frltz Won
Normsnp of me ven known. ola Ger.
nan family owner of most beautifil
sgifterrnt1 near Breslau. German
where ~ often entertained NE Gers
man e,nberor. besides an excellent
athlete and experienced sailor.
T5vinp opiaflv ip a prefy cottaao
m asbnry park n 4 ihey began gys
lematie training in thoir swall. bUr
.l+one rntte1 N3birb had be,t, esn.,
.ially buih I'm Genoa and provid sl
.yith al kinds Of nrofections aeaine
veatber and waves an wont we'll fo.
while until fhev received one morn
.na a letter signed bv che black hand.
se9nesting ibem to give ~ Inc tr;D
md threatening la ROB their boat ana
'kidnap ifs owners in case OF refusal.
Alarned IN firsf bv lhe SIGNATURE tho,
non lanahed IN the conieuis Never
belees fhev took their precautions
asianed bcavv lock ~ M door a,
In boathonse ana engaged three non
"a wetohmen 10 watcb n dav ana
yleht
So nueb the moro osfonished uers
her u.bnn fbev founa ono morniu.
haf hs hoat had diseppeared Th
MA wqs found serpreiy Locked. ths
yatcbn,on were found ipnoceut; the
ieiphhors mad noticed nothing. Ther,
as nn ono 40 ibe mvsierv. The bo
oadad ronan inmediateiy svore
FIN cyerv meuhar of tnc black hand
rbe cool hesded German however.
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Yours, kidnappod hui happy

Alr Carlo dc Ieloggio Is OF a very
ancient Italian lomay Ills father s.
.he we'll known millionaire mining
man. The SO is very clever; he In
vented the Euroeean aNtomatic sys-
TEN OF coupling railroad wagons.
Giving up Weir adventurous life
upon The request OF their girls. our
Two heroes have settled down in Guth-
rie and started a jewelry business
which promises TO become prosperous
under the name of Normann, Peloggio
a. co.
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Former Delegate b. S. Rose Is here
from Blackwell.
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Guthrie. June 2L 1905.

Ny DcuI TTfCud
My head Is still IN a whirl and }
scarcely know set what 10 think Of
he strange adventure have gone
through lately Strange and-sweet
had gone TO bed early on the l7th
angry AT the loss OF our boat and moi
knowing what 10 think of ihe second
threat Of the black hand letter; ~
duap thc owners 81 the boat Bah
Thought 4; ~ they touch me- ; kin
them And fen asleep dreaming ei
my dear sweetheart Adelaide, iN lil
aron Switzerland Suddenly = ieii
a shock which threw me on the Otho
side of my bod J thought li awoke
me- opened my eyes and 90 my hor
r0r. found myself in on automobile
speeding al a reckless gait through
th6 dark and mo0uless night | iunD
ed un from my seat determined to
defend myself, Tight kill. AN ga vain
s0me10dy sitting al my side jumped
ap. too and placed a vet handker.
chief over my mouth aud nose. iell
back sensoless.
When awoke. found myself Ia q
comfortable bed facing a large open
window through which gay snrays
shone ON lh5 neat furniture oi tAe
r1om. ! gazed around in surprise no.
recalling tha past whom my eyes SUD
denly stopped i stared and slaFed
not believing what ! saw. Good God
You won't believe me, bni sitting ~
my side. snnlng geriiy was lhe moa'
beautiful creature on earth. her Waon
had thought far away In SWiteer
land Adelaide. my nancee
ErerNthing was soon explained CD
iectlng TO risking my life again. hui
knowing my obsiinacy wnen once de-
termined. Adelaide had devised q
clever scheme 10 prevent my periioee
tfip After having communicate
with Miss tianees Won Borden, Aor
mauuS fiancee. they Weni 70 Amer
ica. l was hes Nao had written ine
mfsieri0ls black hand letter. ihey
who hrd sfQipn the coat they who
hnd kidnapped - owners Veal
now. conclrdod Adelaide ynH sraak
SO a0ch Of the genius and wIi 81
American girls, Are We not worthy