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The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20
SOFINCORPORATION OF
"THE HENNING COMPANY"


Know All Men By These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, have this
dav associated ourselves together for
the purpose of forming Corporation
under the Laws of the Territory of Ar
iZona, and for that purpose do adopt
the following charter:
The name of this Corporation is
THE HENNING COMPANY.
IL
The names of the incorpOrators are
Lloyd G Henning of Winslow, Navajo
County, Arizona, and John F Bauer
of the same place.
The principal place of business of
said Corporation in the territory of
Arizona is the Town of Winslow, and
the Coz poration may have other offices,
principal or branch, either within or
without the Territory, as may be estab-
|
which office meetings of the Board OF
Directors and Stockholders may be
held
The general nature of the business
of this Corporation is as follows:
To buy aud sell real and personal
property of any kind whatsoever; tc
purchase, acquire, sell, NOR gage, lease
or otherwise hypothecate real and per
sonal property; to publish, print, dis
tribute, issue and dispose of news
papers and conduct "A general ublIsh
ing and printing business; to issue
notes, drafts, checks and hills of ex
change; to make contracts of any na
ture whatsoever; to engage in any anC
all kinds of business that natura
person might or could do IN the Uni
ted States of America.
V.
The affairs of this Corporation shall
be conducted by Board of three Di
rectors, who shall be elected on the
first Monday of January in each anC
every year, as the Bylaws shall pro
vide.
VI.
The highes. amount of Indebtedness
that this corporation shall subject its
self to at any time shall not exceed the
sum OF five thousand dollars.
VII
The amount of the capital stock oi
this Corporation shall be ten thousand
dollars ($l0,000) divided into one
thousand shares of the par value OF
ten dollars per share, and said capital
stock shall be paid up at the time OF
issuance, or at such time as the Board
of Directors may direct, in money
property, labor or any valuable right
or thing, and the judgment of the
Board of Directors as to the value
thereof shall be conclusive
VIII
The private property of the officers
and stockholders of this Corporation
shall be, and hereby is, made forever
exempt from all liabilities for its
debts and obligations.
TX.
This Corporation is formed to en-
dure for the period of twenty-five
years after its articles are duly execu-
ted, but its charter rights may be re-
newed before its charter expires)
from time to time for periods not ex-
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

Howard Cutler, one of the San
ia Fe operators at Angel, was
in town Tuesday purchasing ed
ibles and other articles of neces-
SitV.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

Fireman John Whelan left on
No. 7 Tuesday for San Francisco,
having left the service of the
Santa Fe, and now expects to
enter the government service at
the Mare Island navy yard.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

Harry c. Vaughan, Santa Fe
operator at Holbrook, is in
town this week visiting with his
parents. During his absence from
Holbrook, A r. Lindsay is fill
his place as operator.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

Earl Mahan, Western Union
batteryman at Flagstaff, visited
Winslow during the past week
attending to the battery in con-
nection with the local telegraph
office.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

E. n Wonders, of the local tel
egraph department, left for AL
buquerque Wednesday evening
where he will make a brief visit.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

DR.. F. H Waite returned Fri
day morning from Williams,
where he has been for some two
weeks past on professional bust
ness.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

Mrs. G. E. Williams was a pas
senger for Albuquerque on No. 8
Wednesday, expecting to be alb,
sent about two weeks visiting
with friends.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

from La Junta, where she was
called owing to the serious i'll
ness of her father, the illness
eventually proved fatal.
Fireman John Whelan left on
No. Z Tuesday for San Francisco,
having left the service of the
Santa Fe, and now expects to
enter the government service at
the Mare Island navy yard.
Harry c. Vaughan, Santa Fe
operator at Holbrook, is in
town this week visiting with his
parents. During his absence from
Holbrook, A. R. Lindsay is fill
his place as operator.
w. A Parr, deputy county as
SCISSOR, started Monday to make
the rounds of the portion OF Nav
aiO county asst igned TO him for
the purpose of making the an
nual asses sment roll.
Master Mechanic VIM Daze
was a passenger on No. Mon
dav morning for the west, visit
ing the various points under his
jurisdiction.
Earl Mahan, Western Union
battervman at Flagstaff, visited
Winslow during the past week
attending to the battery in con-
nection with the local telegraph
office.
DR.. F. H. Waite returned Fri
day morning from Williams,
where he has been for some two
weeks past on professional bust
ness.
E. n Wonders, of the local tel
egraph department, left for AL
buquerque Wednesday evening
where he will make a brief visit
Mrs. 6. E. Williams was a pas
senger for Albuquerque on No. s
Wednesday, expecting to be alb
sent about two weeks visiting
with friends.
Howard Cutler, one of the San
ia Fe operators at Angel, was
in town Tuesday purchasing ed
ibles and other articles of neces-
sitv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Caldwell
returned Monday morning from
a visit to the petrihed forest
near Adamana.
Dispatcher ]. 7. Smongeski
made a flying trip to Seligman
Sunday, returning the next
morning.
Lieut.. w. A. Old, of the Ari-
zona rangers, visited Williams
Sunday ON business connected
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-20

The affairs of this Corporation shall
be conducted by Board of three Di
rectors, who shall be elected on the
first Monday of January in each and
every year, as the Bylaws shall pro-
vide.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Parr-Ed Collins, Dixie; o. E
Palsen. Sites; Chas L. Bliss, Chicago;
Geo. z. Hamilton, City; Geo. N Nc
Fadden. Cananea: A R. Dulkett. Mos
COW; Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Parsen and
son, City; Mr. and Mrs F. l. Kirklins
City; Mrs. Clyde Lockwood, City ;Gladys
Kirklin, City; Mr.. and Mrs Ingram,
City; Miss COrnelia Ingram. City; B. B.
Scott, City; Mrs DriscOl, City; Mrs
Walter Rowland, City; Russell Row
land, City; A. w. Boyd, Alberta mine;
p. a. Shearer, Lewiston; VIM. Cole,
Red River; Robt. Puelz, Orogrande T;
VIM. King, Rawhide, Nevada; Mr. and
Mrs. Rich Kleesattle, Seattle; J. J.
Barton, Spokane; @. W O'Neill, Oro-
grande; Grover Myers, Charleston,
Wash; Bert Harsh, Red River; f. v
Armstrong, Gold Crown; George D.
Stewart, Gold Crown; Oscar NOrdquist,
Gold Crown; W. c. AlcNutt, Sine S
Ranch; Ernest Crib, Bonanza; Frank
Watson, Baker City, Oregon; Aldice
Davis, City; n. B. PettibOne, Sites
H. Nassau, Spokane; VIM. Colgrove,
OrOgrande-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
Late Invention Allow Man Of Small
Means to Treat Own Ores.
TEST RUN IN SEATTLE
5O-tOn Plant Can Be Built for
$1,000.

~. S. Keith, well known mining man
Of the northwest and one time supeiin-
tendent oi The smelter al Sumpter ore
gon, b one interested in q pew inyen-
ton for The treatment Of ores that Will
be a boon 70 low grade camps. In writ
ing 10 the Blue Mountain American
from Seattle, d. Keith says;
q new process smelling ore has been
ezhlhited publicly by series of tests "a
West Seattle Nashington. during tAe
past thirty days
1he demonstration has taken place ~
"A small sme|,er erected py tle Cod
creek Mining aud smelling company
Vao oHn toe process
ghe furnace llaef s buiIf of brick rs
20 feet long aeYn feei H'ee aua e.ehf
feel nea liaed elfh 0le Drek eoniar-
Ing n tae interior lao hesfs s.op.0e
fl.n i.e l1ueme e0a. ~ n.e faNaee
isa aeN ~ t0e eenter oa ~ HHel
fae matte a1d s.ag afe tapped aao la.
araDs5 "a a.eal 2. tW pW aa
l0e epa a'pIae Ue r fea np iI0
fmae ilam ~ anon 0'eN l0HII.
aIlaIa'n hn f HHe H
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
GRANGEVILLE
GOOD PROSPECT

J. J. Schooner, who Is developing his
Grangeville group on Relief Creek
mountain, reports good prospect He
has shaft 65 feet deep, with drifts 20
feet on two sides The ore body runs
five and six feet wide and assays from
SIS TO $50.
The group consists Of two claims
Mr. Schooner is from Spokane
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
Business Nan In Grangeville Steers
Investors from Elk City.
LIED ABOUT CONDITIONS
Told Stranger No Stage and
Road BlOckaded-

A circumstance took place in Grarge-
vile few days ago that is significant,
in that it proves to the mining inter-
ests Of NewsOme, Elk City, Dixie, OrO-
grande and Buffalo Hump that envy
and Jealousy still exists in influential
places there, and is being used
against this section Of the country. A
man direct from Grangeville, who heard
the conversations. tells the story:
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
TWO New Buildings.

SvensOn & Tiedenan have sold their
residence property across street from
Mining News TO Tommy and James
Murray The Murray brothers intend
to erect a business block In the spring.
SkOglsr TO Build
Dick Siogler has bought Of J. T.
Mitchell the vacant lot between the
Grecl1wen residence and Or. r 4.
Parks Office. and viii erect q building
in the spring.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
Big Greek Location.


A. A. Allardyce, manager for the
Charter Oak Mining company, came
down from Spokane two weeks age and
at the beginning Of the new year o.
Gated the company s ground, ten claias,
in the Big Creek district, nesr Gro
grande. There was no work dooe Oh
the claims last year. The property is
called the Union group and there is
over ] 900 feet Of work done.
Union Group Located.
The Union group in the American
Eagle neighborhood, owned by Andrew
Prader and n. j. Sweeney Of Spokane.
was located by George Shepara end Pat
Murray Nessrs. Prader and Sweeney
intended 70 represent the property and
sent q man down from Buffalo Hump
Cor thal purpose, but the represeatatire
is said to have gotten baiied up in lity
ways while stopping in the metropolis
and couldn't perform his mission.
'.s4ra-1s'"ssras-F-'H -'Heasr-~4'---a'1'.--- -'r
Al tae other. ln this way the flr aee
is being fel at either end altelua ely
and tle smelling is continuous.
IL utilization of tao beat aaai.d
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09

their visit to the Oregon
metropolis deals with the closing Of a
deal with Portland capitalists on the
Evergreen and Dewey mines in the
South Fork district
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09

business, and 90 out Of their WY, to
knock the interests Of this district
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
New YearL
tied This Year.
UNION PROPERTY IS IOcATED
Representative and Good In
tentions Fall BY Way side.

Delinquency to perform assessmc I
on mining property gave little oppOr-
tunity this year fol those who In r asst
wears have skirmishcd to iccs q mining
claims the first Of the new year. Only
two locations were made, 50 fer ag re-
Do~ted
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09

"A man who clsims to know nothing
about mining, but who cleaned up a
nice stake in Nevada, came into the
bank where ] was transaeting some
business. He engaged Mr.. Brow, the
president, in conversation, stating that
he had about ten Thousand dollars that
he thought he would use in developing
mining property near Elk City, If he
could find a prospector VINO had good
property and was willing to 60 in with
him, Mr.. Brown assured the man that
ne was on the right track, that the Elk
City mines are proving good with de-
velopment, that the country Is widely
advertised and the near future looks
very promising for the Elk City
country"
u saw the man from Nevada ia the
lobby Of a hotel a little later" said Our
informant, 'and was talking with bim
when in comes a merchant who bad
overheard The conversation in the Dark.
lr Merchant butts in on our talk d
tell the man from Nevada that it rs 'g
miles ~ Elk CITY, tle stage IS not run
ming. tae road IS 3lockaded and prob
ably it Nll pot 1e opened Tor tH'
. weeks Ar Merchant took ao Nndl,
an interest in tl.e stranger after blast
p inQ ali DIS hopes taat he held ~ ln glow
, inf description tle country south o
? cranseYlle. 80 the salmon ana ne<
sta4e thaf eeal tnal Hay oge ~ ln
passenger NHs az man from he'ao
sh4 eane nofN NJ .nFest ln tle mHe
ln Ef clD bst eAo Haa peisaaqe
from l'a pslpe.e ~ meeay mfreaap
? whose ninl. Haa saue o0.el p'ae..
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-09
Third andLast Payment
Made Saturday.
SINKING SHAFT 300 FEET
Hosting Machinery is Now
on Road TO Mine.

The Idaho Central Mining company.
whose head Office is IN Spokane, and
who have been developing the Alberta
mine under bond for about a year,
made the third and last payment last
Saturday to Harsh Bros, and took
tire control Of the property. The Al
berta group consists of five claims, stu
ated about twelve miles southeast Of
Elk City, The Alberta is one Of sew
eral groups Of good properties that lie
adjacent to each other. the others being
the Hercules, Topeka and Elk Horn, all
Of which have been taken under bond
recently by j. B. Weimer Of Salt Lake
City.
Shaft 500 Feet.
On the Alberta there is one vein
under development that has an i'm
mense showing, there being from eight
to fifteen feet Of ore in two different
shafts. The main working shaft, a
double compartment, is being sunk on
the foot wall side Of the vein. Cross
cuts viii be driven and levels opened up
at every 100 feet. The company win
endeayor 10 get the shaft down 300
feet by June lst
Hosting Machinery.
The company now has a hoisting
plant Of 200 feet capacity on the road
from Sites 10 ihe mine, which IS COM
posed of a % p boiler an sxlO double
cylinder, link motion hoist, q 10. 2
sinking pump boiler feed pump, etc.
A. w. Boyd the manager left sunday
for Sites b supelintend the hauling oi
tbe maclaneiy to the mine.
Suitable accommodations for twenty
Eve men. and also wagon road lay'
been constructed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

NEW YORK; Aug. 3-Fonortng were clos
.-.4.,- Pfl Asked.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Flour-Famiy
extras. S5.6oa7 bakers extras $56o4f ore
gou and Washington, S5.S0n6.59.
Wheat-Shipping, S2a2o5; milling, sos.
BarIey-Fecd 81. i0a1 42'a; brewing, $145a
1qr3: Chavalicr S1.50016o.
Oats-Be3, $LS0aL90; white and black, nom
inal
szea30. rolled barley, 53lH32; oatmeal, $50,
oat groats 500; rolled oats Sio"n
Hay Wheat Spoiled; wheat and oat, 81"
1850: wild oat. NoQl3.5o; tame oat, sl2Fl6.5o;
barley. S10a 18 40; alfalfa Sl0n 49, straw 59a15
Receipts-Flour 1872; wheat 100; barley, %
a95; oats. 2S2J: beans, 572; corn, 50; potatoes,
sa55; onions 800; bran, 90, middlings, "a; hay
1880; hides 1880; wine 1900
Beans Pink, &2S505Q5; Lima, i2oai25;
small white. SG7507, large white. $L5oa5.
Potatoes New potatoes, 65r@SL25.
Narious-Grcon peas, 5ocn$L-5; string beans,
lga8c, cgg plant. 51u75c; green peppers 25a
sue; tomatoes, i00G5c; summer squash, &Hioc;
asparagus and rhubarb nominal garlic, Sea
go' cucumbers. 4OIl65C.
Poultry-Ltye and dressed turkeys nominal;
old roostcrs, SI5oa5; youns ROSTERS, $6.5oa7;
small broilcrs, S25oa8; large broilers, $325n
$50; fryors, S5510G.50; hens, &.Joa9; old
ducks S5a6, young ducks, seas, geese $l5oH
.. goslings $L51T2 old pigeons, $l4L5o' young
pigeons, S20225.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
ny, wilson and violet streets; alterations,

pany Wilson and Violet streets; alterations.
$3.50
Ninth street. 2474 East-Denmore Refrig-
Grating company 2474 East Ninth street;
alterations $3.50.
Ninth street, 2474 East-Denmore Refrig-
eralng company, 2474 East Ninth street; al
terations 800.
Twentieth street. 425 West-Poly high
school, Security building. owner; Baltimore
Building company, builder; one-story, one
room temporary school $3.50.
Twentieth street, 425 West-Poly high
school, Security building, owner; Baltimore
Building company builder; temporary
school, $3.50.
Thirtieth street 2o7s west-R. Snyder.
214 North Chicago street. owner; r. Will
hanson: builder one-story, lye-room resi-
dence. $3.50.
Harvard boulevard, 7OO-Mrs. o. Babson
1917 West Eleventh street, owner: E.
Hanniman, builder; one-and- one half story,
seven-room residence, $500.
San Pedro street, 3626-A Lloyd. S63J
Metter street. owner; f. Sharp, buderE
one-story, siX-room residence $500.
Moneta avenue, 54O1-W. Johnston 34A3
South Olive street. owner and builder; oHe-
story, one-room residence. $1OO
Eighty-hgth street. S52 West--G. Better
man, 219 North Bunker Hill street, owRer
j. Nichols builder; one-story two-room resi-
dence, S400.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
snnth Griffin street, 185-C. H. Lovens;

TotaIs .,.,... .........36 S5I
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
U. P. AND STEEL
PAPER ADVANCE
STOCK MARKET 0VERC0MES
MANY OBSTACLES
REALIZING SALES ARE LED BY
LONDON HIGH PRICES
Money Developments Receive Little
Attention Because Of Continued
Plentiful Supply of
Call
rBv Associated Press.l

NEW YORK Aug. 3.-The stock market
demonstrated its force in overcoming oOstdeleS
again today the chief one of which was the
pressure to realize profits accrued
Union Pacific and both the United states
Steel stocks sold at new high records ana
Central Railroad of New Jersey also rose
through the 800 mark.
An important portion of the realizing sales
came from London. That market resumed after
a three-days holiday, and they sold at the
high level of the opening quotations.
The market became quite reactonary during
tho midday session and it needed the con
certed advance in Union Pacific and the INIT
ed States Steel stocks TO reassure sentiment
and bring about a steady tone An advance
in the price of copper in London brought te
copper industrials into line with the upward
movement.
The money market developments received
little attention in consequence Of the continued
plentiful supply Of call l5ans funds. The rlS-
ing tendency Of time funds, however, con-
tfnues per cent rate was paid Tor SIX
months funds today, although small amounts
loaned at that figure and the amount offered
at that rate was reported in excess OF the
demand.
Foreign exchange steadied today and turned
from it's recent downward course. Reports
were current of some large financial deals in
prospect by New York Central, Pennsylvania
and Missouri Pacific. and the effect Of the
requirements on the market are to be con-
Bonds irregular. Total sales, par value.
81. .2o6. 300 United States As declined a per
cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Aug 3.-Heavy dealings are re-
ported in the local wool market, with prices
well maintained. The largest movements have
been in territory staple.
Dealers are extremely busy opening new
lots from the west
Fine territory staple is selling at 75a7Sc;
secured and half-blood Montana from 2S TO
SOC in the grease; Ohio fleece has been fairly
active at SEC for half-blood and at SO to 3ic for
ore-auarter blood unwashed.
Texas and California woods figure in the
activity. while the market IN pulled wool
and the foreign product keeps pace with the
domestic.
BOSTON. Aug 3.-Wool transactions con-
tinue heavy. with prices well maintained. The
local dealers are busy opening purchases from
the west and, while manufacturers are in
clined to hold back, trading shows an active
demand Secured values:
Texas fine twelve months 72q75c; fine, six
To eight months. 65d6Sc; fine fall 5Sq60c.
California, northern, 65d67c; middle, 63a65c;
fan. free, 50a52c; fall, defective, &aiJc.
Oregon. eastern, No. l staple, 72473c; east
ern clothing. 6TdGSc; valley No. /, 5745Sc.
Territory, fine staple I5u7Sc' fine medium
staple, 6gd72c fine clothing, 6Sa70c; fine me
dium. clothing, 6i466c; half-blood, 61u59e;
three-eighths 64a67c; quarter-blood, 66d6Sc.
pulled, extra, 7oq7lc; fine A, 63q66c; A
supers, 55G62c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO. Aug. 3;-The steamship Gov
ernor arrived tonight from Seattle via Eu-
reka and san Francisco with a large pas
senger and freight list. She Will clear to-
morrow for San Diego.
steamer Casco arrived this morning from
Albion and will discharge 600 900 feet OF lum-
Der for various consgnees
Steamer Fulton completed discharge OF A2oVOO
feet Of lumber and cleared Tor fort Bragg Via
Sar Francisco to reload.
Schooner c. A. Thayer arrived this morn
ing out nine days from Willapa Harbor, car
rying $4,000 feet fumber consigned to the
o. X Wood Lumber company.
steamer Yellowstone has arrived four and
one-half days from Gray's Harbor, bringing
see 600 feet Of lumber for the National Lumber
company. ,.,
Steamship Roanoke. Captain Dunham' cleared
Rnight for Portland via San Francisco and
Eureka with freight and passengers.
steamer Santa Barbara. Captain Zaddart, Is
due wednesday from Gray's Harbor via San
Francisco with passengers and 65O'OOO feet OF
lumber. ,, -
steamer Grace Dollar arrived this morn
Ing two days from Delmar Landing with 42O
o66 feet of lumber for Linderman Lumber COM
pany of Los Angeles.
steamer James $ Higgins cleared today for
Fort Bragg via San Francisco to load return
cargo of lumber.
Steamer whittier arrived from San Fran
cisco loaded 10, 800 barrels of oil at Terminal,
and cleared tonight on return voyage
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Aug 3-Standard copper was
less active today, while bidders for lots Of
e.o and 300 tons were in the market sellers
&, .,,,aI unwilling to meet their views, and
the actual business reported on the metal ex-
change reached only 50 tons of October at
$1,000. and % tons of November at Sl3l5 The
market closed firm; spot. S125oa12.75; August.
Ly67t.a1oSo: September. S12.S740l20o; Oeto-
Der. $l3o0al3.o5; November S1a15a1&2o; De
c-mbor Sl3174al3.4o. The London copper
market wa; a shade higher; spot &7s l2s I'd;
futures, G59 lis Sd.
Tin was higher in London The local mar
ket was steady but a little lower on the av-
eragc. AT &2g 2512950,
Lead was unchanged i'm London. Locally the
market was steady: spot closing at sL25H4
SpaIte, was unchanged in London and steady
locally at S5.25u5.6o.
Iron was higher, i9s cd for cleveland war
rants tn London, LOCALLY no change was re
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK Aug 3.-Butter-CreaInery,
thirds to frsts, 32a35c; process, frsts to spe-
cials 2la24c.
Cheese Steady
Fggs-Steady: western irsts to extra frsts.
o2I5d25iac: do seconds, 20a22c
CHICAGO, Aug. 3-Butter-Steady; cream
cries, 224a26c; daries, 20a23l2c
Eggs-Receipts 12,327 cases; firm at mark,
cases included, 1sl3ci frsts 22c; prime frsts,
23c. -
Cheese-Strong; daisies, 1513c; twins 14h@
lnsc. Young Americas, 15Ha15iac; long horns,
IL. l.U15iac.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-Butter =
Fancy creamery 2sc; do seconds, &c; fancy
dairy, 26lac; do seconds, 2fl2c.
cheese-Naw, 15laql6c Young America, 1rs
a16c