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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
Observe Santiago Day.

Washington, July l7.-Spauish war
veterans celebrated today with "A
program OF patriotic exercises and
addresses. the tenth anniversary OF
the assumption OF control owe,
Santiago de- Cuba by the American
government It was this date July l..
1889, that marked the successful cul.
mination OF the Santiago campaign.
When the American troops toos
charge OF that portion of the pro
vince of Santiago included in the
surrendered territory. dire poverty
was prevalent and the people were
on the verge of famine. The estates
almost without exception. had been
destroyed, and foodstuffs OF all kinas
were scarce. The inhabitants OF
Santiago kept body and soul together
with the greatest difficulty, and many
succumbed 10 disease and famine.
The American occupat on almost
Immediately resulted IN change for
the better. Under the protection OF
Uncle Sam. the people returned TO
work. Food. medicines and clothing
were issued 10 all in need Within
short time, order was brought out
OF the prevailing chaos. Today, ten
years after the American occupation,
the city and province of Santiago
are more prosperous than ever be-
fore. 4 sanitary system inaugurated
by Americans has been brought 70
state OF perfection, and the city
once plague spot OF contamination,
is one OF the most healthful In the
West Indies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

r.1I Chaser vHl has. O. a.R s's-
ring saa.a.. n.1. season Zoo "Tha
Girl .om tha States which tho
Saut.-'. have selected as th- medf-
um ~ t.- second season under
their mauaeameu, :. will De p-o-
IGesd early 100 'ba fall
"The Girl from .he states" 81. hy
Glen MacDonough with music by
Baldwin stone and Raymond Hub.
bell !, has three acts. with elabo.
rate scenes The story % the piece
concerns the frolics of a venture.
some g.rl girl from the States. .mper.
sona,ed by Miss Gla or. aho visits
Paris incogni'o and has many hu.
morOus adventures
Among the principals engaged 20
support Miss Glaser are Connie
Eddis Alexander Clarke. Fay Atwell.
George Leon Moore. William Dan.
forth. Eugene Redding. VI L. Alsop
Wilmer Bentley Nellie Follis and
Jobyna Rowland. There will be a
chorus OF eighty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

city the better class OF citizens from
.the- .ections7 IN the coutras,.
VII g.. not De- construed as @ cordial
Invitation 90 tha. class OF people who
have very little respect Tor God. the
aw and The Sabbath 90 come and
establish themselves i- our midst p
Such people never add anything 20
,ae wealth u the community in any
way They do Increase the amount
% vice and immortality. however.
and this every good citizen will al.
ways 2 found trying 70 stamp out.
10 is well enough for us never TO
lose an opportunity 20 speak OF the
good things that Arimo-a has No
human beings IS So deserving oc uni
vs--al cort-mp. as the little two
hy four opposer OF wise and iudicious
progress who IS continually craking
in O pess.m.stic strain and who uey-
.- does aryta.ne as citizen worthy
u emulation Blu. .a bestow.ng the
warisd p-s -e upon our many excel
,-r- attractions We should not over.
look the fact tna. there IS go, room
fa- Improvement ard instead OF sit.
ting idly by and seeing many things
done -ha. are neither right nor 10
obedience 90 law. Jet us take a firm
stand for the right
r. r ROGERS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
Man Crowded Out hnaln.

Woman has again proved her su.
pcriority in field which has been
held heretofore exclusively by men.
Fourteen young women have been
Installed as ticket sellers I'm The
subway stations OF the McAdoo
Hudson River tunnel system and are
"A success
Manager Munger said of the young
women.
They ar" quicker than men at
giving change and more courteous.
We pay them a. the same rate
As men and get better results. It
is possible 10 get higher grade Wo.
men than men"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
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PEOPLES FORUM.
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\ few weeks ago young man
came to the city OF Ardmore to make
his home. II" had heard OF the
wonderful possibll lies and oppor,unl.
ties Of the new, but great state OF
Oklahoma, SO after finishing school
DE turned his face toward the land
OF the setting sun. Upon arriving
here he Was somewhat surprised TO
find such a thriving and well.bult
htl" city with its paved streets.
car lines and numerous other
evidences OF progress and pros
periiy and he had many reasons to
believe that he had chosen the best
town in oklahoma in which to locate.
Sunday morning came, and as was
the habit Of this young man, he
made ready to attend church. lie
had been reared in a Christian com.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

Many people with chronic throat
and lung trouble nave found comfort
and relief in Folcys Honey and Tar
as II cures Stubborn coughs after
o,hor treatment has failed. l.. VI.
Ruggles, Reasnor, Iowa, writes: The
doctors said | had consumption. and /
got 10 better until | took Foley's
Honey and Tar. It stopped the hem.
orrhagos and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as bullet. "
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
Tortured On a Horse.

For ten years q couldn't ride
horse without being in torture from
piles writes l.. : Napier. OF Rugless.
Ky when all doctors and other rem.
edies rallied. Bucklens Arnica Salve
cured me Infallible for Piles. Burns.
Scalds, Cuts. Boils. Fever-Sores, Ecze.
ma, Salt Rheum. Corns. Csc. Guaran.
teed by Ardmore Pharmacy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

II people with symptoms OF kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger hey would without loss OF
time commence taking Foley's Kid.
ney Remedy This great remedy
stops the pain and the irregularities
strengthens and builds up these or.
gans and there is no danger OF
Brights' disease or other serious dis
order. DO not disregard the early
symptoms Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
Nagaries of n Cold.

In winter cold may settle in the bowels.
In the summer it may give You colic OF
summer complaint. But don't fear appen-
dicitis or inflammation Of the bowels. At
the inst pam or cIanp tale Perry Davis
laiuhlleri warm wlterand rrliefwill como
once. Ih,re ia bat rnc 4 .iuk,llcr. Perry
Davis. AIAr, q 5c.silvaswei. as the 5Jo. size
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
PHYSICIANS.
G. n. MCKINNEY, M. D. V.
Veterinary Surgeon.

Treats All Domestic Animals.
Graduate of the McKillip Veterua ,
College of Chicago H., College rec.
cgnized by every state in the union
and the Dominion OF Canada.
Hospital and office 1870 n. Washing
ton. Phone No. 3.
First door south Sammons Lumber
Co.
Reslu.uce 5l4 W. Main 81. Phone
$50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18

Want Ads are busv all the time
and will do your business good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
TO A GRAVE
FOR HERITAGE
FINDING or A STARVING SER.
WANT eEyEhLs POSSIBLE sen.
SATICS
PAPERS BURIED WITH BODY

elizabeth O5~egar SsIc 20 Have Told
Erployer That She 40 Deeds ir
the casset Of Wealthy Woman
Topics % Se~ YORK
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-18
MCNEAL s. ALLEN

= 7 7 IVTNlN Y 7 :" = 7 ~ "
once First stairway East AIouuTtNi
ional Bank
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
WRIGHT COMPANY MEETS
Wilbur. New President, Silent On
Patent Infringement Suit

rhe first meeting ~ ~. Vr'gh. cor-
pany sine. its incorporation vas ssld yes
terdav az ~. cf.ces Of Nieholl. Anss.s &
Lindsay, ana when Il ~as over Vileur
Wright was asked BY ths reporters how
Il felt to BE- president
Feel. pretty good" he said
Routine hu5ine:s vas attCndst 20 which
vas satd 20 pave the way for early acre
nautical act! .ity ir the region ct Dayton
Ohio. where IL Is intended the machines
shail be made
Mr. Wright said tha. he AMI his brother
Crvills. would be in Buffalo on Tuesday
az the opening OF the suit brought By them
against the Herring -Curuss Company for
patent infringement
Which do you prefer to make-sn en-
durance hight or a legal fght" he vas
asked
Don't know never made legal nsht
before And this ons hasn't begun set"
ne added.
The aviator is paying probably Just as
much attention 70 the PAYERS N mis- suit
a. he ever gave 20 the running gear or
sultation in this city with W 4. ToulInin,
the Wright srothers' patent attorney. OF
Spr.ngiisld. Ohio
Mr. Tculmin has been I'm full charge of
all patent matters cf the Wright brothers
since the beginning" said Piny ". Will
hanson. personal counsel for Them, at his
office az No. lis Broadway. yesterday,
Mr. Wright viii leave town tonight for
home.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
PENALTIES 1T YALE.
Poster Burlesques Administra-
tiOn of Ne7c Dean.

New Haven. Dec. (SpeciaD-- \ set
Of New Years rules for Yale students sp-
peared on the campus this morning The
rules purported TO tell under what eondi-
tIons members of the university might be
suspended or expelled. They were placard-
ed all over the college grounds. the poster
containing them being in such large. red
type that u could bs read practically the
length of the campus.
The plscard was a satire on the admin
istration of Professor Frederick S. Jones,
the new college dean. lie came from the
West and took charge of the academic de-
paTtment in October. Ills rule has been
unusually severe. at least compared with
that ot Dean Wright. the venerable head Of
the academic department. who retired this
fall
BY order OF the deans Office the posters
were torn down by noeu. They we're i'm
niedistely provoked by an order from the
faculty regarding absences from Sunday
chapel. which made IT impossible for stu
dents 10 get the New York habit for their
week ends.
The poster contained the following:
4 student whose scholarship On. attend
snce go. or conduct (SO is unsatisfactory
Nsrks.rAt the close Of the college year
marks will he cancelled or the following
bases: For freshman, 0; for sophonorss.
1: FOR iun'ors, ,, and for seniors. ;. Ths
penalty of cutting chapel shall be inpris-
onment FOR life.
Firinr-A student NAV be fred fer any
cause whatever The triviality Of the Of
fence shall. of course, receive absolutely
no consideration. However, no student
may be fired more than once
Each student shall be assigned a mum
ber When student is fred th- town
hre bell will toll his corresponding mum
her for the convenience OF friends and ac-
The News viii daily prin. a complete
list OF all students fred up 80 II 10 p. m.
OF the pfevious day
20 further populsrizs sunday chapel o
ris,rS bell viii r- runs az each seryic.
after the close OF the sermon
Prizes -Srecial prizes viii re awarded
~ any student or studsnts-if more tnan
one-zraduating under the new system
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
TH1NKS HIS REU1RD.
Nan Returns Jc1cefs. but Rich
mon9 Hill Is Far .17cay.

Nathan Zaidens. q jeweller, living at
No 2f92 Jamaica avenue. Richmond
IIill. started for Newark on Sunday
night with several diamond and ruby
rings which lie intended 10 submit TO
customers and have reset on Monday.
lie wrapped each ring I'm . separate en-
vclope and put it I'm a hand bag
When he reached the subway he sat on
the hand bag SO tha. il would be safe.
When ne left the train he also left the
hand bay. \ half hour later he dlscov-
cred his loss. realized tNe futilitv of try
ing 70 recover his gems that night and
returned 10 his home in no pleasant
frame of mind.
Meanwhile customs inspector, De Witt
Whiteman. OF no. % Hawthorne street.
Brcokl-n. found the bag. noted It's con-
tents and the address Of the owner and
went out 70 Richmond Hill. He was
unable - arouse any one there. 80 he
left the bag in 4 corner drug store, with
instructions that il was 70 Re taken TO
the home Of zaiders the first thing in
the morning when his valuables were
returned 20 him the tewellsr imn1edi.
st-ly wrote 2 letter 20 Whiteman,
thanked him for his honesty and
trouble. and asked him 20 come ont 70
Richmond Hill and get --hst ras com
ing 20 him
yesterday Zaidens rec.ived = reply
from the customs inspector 70 tbs eject
that he was TOO busy 20 go 10 Richmond
Hill, and that he didn't want q reward.
anyway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
MAY CHANGE INSURANCE LAWS.
Hotchkiss Calls That Governing Co
operative Companies Unsatisfactory.

Albany. Dee. S.--W. H. Hotcnktss, State
Superintendent OF Insurance. announced
to-day that his department has completed
it's investigation of the so-calied town ana
eornty cooperative FIRE insurance associ3-
tions doing business in this state, and that.
generally speaking, they were found 10 he
in fair condition. lie says that where
criticisms were made as result Of the
examination the officers of the associations
have been prompt 10 meet the criticisms OF
the department..
lie added. however. thai the law govern
Ing these associations, as to their manage
ment and supervision by the Insurance De-
partment. was not satisfactory and should
be amended
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
CONTEMPT FOR HASKELL,
Muzzied Grand Jury Voices Its Tsel-
ings in Resolutions.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Dee. S-Ihs grand
Jury that was discharged yesterday by or
der OF Governor Haskell. and thus pre-
vented from continuing i:s Investigation %
The failure OF the Columbia Bank and
Trust Company. adopted resolutions to-eav
expressing supreme contempt for the
methods resorted 20 BY state and county
offlcisls IN order % protect criminals"
The resolutions commend Attorney Cen
ersl West for his faithful. conscientious
and fearless efforts % enforce the law 4"
The jury was particularly indignant that
the Attorney General was not permitted
20 sign incomplete indictments that had
been voted
IL Is announced that another grand Jury
viii be impsnelled I'm Jsnuary 20 inquire
into tins records or county officers and
probably investigate the failure Of the Co
lubis Bank ard Trust Compsnv
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
ffR HURLED IN AIR.
JhTfy-frc Hurt IN y. n. n.
CoIision-.iH UM Lire

Indianapolis. nec. s-Thirty- five ras-
senserr IN = Etreetcsr received minor in-
surles here tonight Dhen tho rsr was
struck By Pennsylvania psssense- train
~ the south street crossing and hurled
thirty Fee. Tho car fen on . cemen,
sidewalk and la across the track. but
the enElnegr stopred his train before hit
tinE IN . second time.
Most ~ those hurt --ere injured in the
PANIC which followed the crash. Win
ooTs V'er. broken and the psssengsrs
climbed from the overturned car. MANY
we're unoersnncnicuslv sent sprsvlinr 90
-hs ground By the struggling mass Of
tpnssnity beneath them. Eleven % the
triurec passengers v-ere taken 20 2 hos
ritsl They are said % be suffering rnore
<rc-. ths nervous shock than from their
wounds That none we're killed - con.
s!eered remarkable
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
CENSURE COMPANY
Continued from ,rst pss.

counpany may safely continue in bust
ness.
" should perhaps be added that this
examination has demonstrated the necessity
OF a careful inquiry into the methods OF
business OF all other companies writing
credit insurance. and that such inquiry
will be made as soon ss possible.
MISSOURIANS SHOWN
The examination just completed is the
FIRST conducted since 1904. When the ex-
animation was begun. last August, both
Mr.. Phelap and Mr.. Winter resigned and
Edwin NJ. Treat was elected president.
The directors, all of whom live in 50.
Louis, include David r, Francis. ex-Sec-
retary Of the Interior in President Clsve-
lands second administration: Murray
Carleton, Alfred Clifford. John A. Holmes,
Samuel NJ Kennard. q. +. Uden, A. ID.
Brown. A l.. Shspleigh and Edwin NJ.
Treat.
AZ the Offices IF the company yester-
day IL was said that Mr.. Treat had left
for St Louis on Monday and that moth
Ing had been heard there Of the lnsur-
snoe Commissioners structures on the
old management of the company
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
PATIENT HANGS HIMSELF.
Real Estate Man in Private ssn,torivm
Suicide.

u became snop-n yestsr6sy that Ra.ph
olnstesa ives. fortv-fi~s EARS old said
20 have been a well kno~n reel estats
dealer IN this civ, rad oounlittsd sui>ide
on Sunday. December Q. IN private szna-
toriu. az Flushing. Long Island by hang
iFg fNnsef 20 bs5post IN his room II
forts 20 prevent news of the suicide from
becoming public were evidently made. srd
me police ~ the Flushing precinct were
told only yesterday.
Ices was a patient IN 2 private room. IN
charge of sl.cisi nurs~ snd while she
p-s absent from she place for Z fey-
minutes on sunday nigat Ives tied q piece
of rcps about his NIX while he fastened
abe oihei end 20 fh- bedpost. -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
PHELAN NOT Communicative.
Ex-Presidens Says He Is Not Posted,
but Denies Mismanagement.
IBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune. 7

BY leINSraph 10 Ihe IfIbuHVI
St Louis Dec. e.-Sidney NJ. Phelan taid
here tonight regarding the charges OF the
New York and Massachusetts Insurance.
commissioners that there had been no
mismana cement. Concerning the charges
of misleading reports 20 the Insurance de-
partmeuts. he declined to go into details
but said that some charges had been made
against directors.
He said he was not posted on the mat
ter, and could not make statement. He
gave the same answer TO the charges re-
gavding extravaganza. and asked 10 be
excused from discussing the matter In any
form.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
MUST TiELD TO TIE Law.
Virginia S Attorney General-EIect
Likely To Be Extrsdicted TO ". Va
fRv Telserarh 70 ne Trib1n,

icy lefEr1fn 70 he IgiDInt
Richmond. Va, Dee. finder 4 re1ui-
sition agreement entered into between
tVenty-four states OF the ITnion in 1887
the Governor OF Virginia viii be compelled
20 honor anv application that NAV be
maze by the Governor OF West Virginia
for the aTrest and delivery Of Samuel w
Williams. Attorney Genersl-elect Of VIZ
g!nis
williams - under Indictment IN Nc
Do"el County for an alleged assault upon
Judge Joseph Sanders, former inenber
ef the West Virginia Supreme bench. with
whom lie q1sTrslled at the trial of case
IN which both men we're interested n is
charged thst Williams hurled an inketand
a. the head OF the West Nirginisn. after
the latter had questioned his veracity
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
GEORGE }. GOULD CANCELS SUIT.

when the suit of George j. Gould asains,
Lawrence Waterbury was called yester-
day. IN the supreme Court counsel Tor the
plaintiff asked for the ascontinusnee of
the action. The suit was on several notes
given b. Waterbury 20 Gould for money
lert b. the latter. The last note unpaid
was for 1900.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09

EAR ADMISSION zee nlGHEe.
ALBANY. nec. s-The Court - Arpesls .,
ca srneno.s ~. rul. governing ,he "a
rnIsfion q lseyers 70 The par b. Increasing
sne Zee ffora So te slt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
PLACE FoR HENRY o. ROCKWELL.

Albany. Dec. s-iierry II. Rockwell. Of
yopkers, vho vas member of the old
State Beard OF Railroad Commissioners
until that commission was iesisls,ed out Of
ofice, to-day vas appointed an accident In
spector 20 the Public Service Commis sion
~ a salary OF 1850 . year.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
aIcp WOMAN SUICIDE At s3.

Kansas city, Lo. Dee. s-Mrs Aren't.
bald Piero,. aged eish'y-thr.. years and
wealthy. eommittto saieioe to-dsy by taxi
ing strychnine Mss, Plsrey was an In
vsad.. 49,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-10

Tive rover Is vessel IN 4 Governor
hn - arpUintcd H. tn Prcsidcn', as
is aiau the Territorial Secretary
la; both Ct thesC officials must be
citizens Of the Torrit ry. The other
Territorial officials are appointed by
me Governor, with the approved of
the upper house Of the Legislature.
4 law making body consisting OF a
5; mate [; fifteen members. ana
House OF thirty members. elected by
thu rr; pie mle,j bicnnialiy and has
power to formulate any law not IN
conflict with the Federal Constitution
The Governor has power OF veto. but
a lwothirG vot, of 10th houses pass
cs any IN, assure ever his veto. lie
has even greater power than the gov
crnCrS of the MAINLAND territories III
q number Of instances. He may, for
example, suspend the writ OF habea
corpus and call out the regular forces
without waiting for the pt rniissIon OF
the President.
In common with the other Territor
les, Hawaii is represented In Con
gross By one Delt gate who has moor
privileges in the House. but no vote
TIL" Judiciary consists Of Su
prem" Court. four Circuits Courts and
numerous District Courts. The JUS
tees OF the Supreme and Circuit
Courts are appointed by the Pres!'
dent. with the approval OF the Stnate
Through it, pOstof'ice and Internal
revenue oiiic', HAWAII turns over to
the Federal treasury every year
sarly FIVE TINES the am 1unt the gov
eminent returns in year in salaries,
public buildings, harbors. lighthouses
and main ena3cc. etc, not 10 speak OF
some Sl9.0Go,o00 per year In mer
chandise purchase. on the mainland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-10

but a perfect llilu'ian. WI; h every
mental faculty Of full grown man
as well as a natural born comedian
He is said to be funny in the 'XiIrn!"
in his every move and action ana a.,
'Bustcr' h" is tn" id' n iittlH mis-,
chief make. who's" prankS afford 80
much fun for over. body. With him
is Thos. Coltcn II" clever anima
imDerso4lator who plays the part G..
"Ti"e." the Gog comIaiiicn Of Bus
ter
Others III The cas-, ar" Haroll West
who p'avs "M"ry Jane "Rust"rS
sweetheart. Harold Castle and Jar"
Wolfe. PLAYING the roles Of Busters
mother and father. respectively
There are many spec alties intro
duced during the play in which Bus,
ter" plays prominent part In ad-
ditiOn to the characters Of the play
there is bevy of pretty girls.
The advance sale begins Wednes-
day morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-10
HURLED TO DEATH.
Well Known Real Estate Oeale'
Thrown Heavily From Auto.

NEW YORK. Jan. ?.-Thrown from
an automobile heailong against a
fence. Edward Colt Gilman, n well
known young real estate broker o!
FIus hing, l.. l., was instantly killed
in a ride which n party of young
men and women of Finishing were
taking through the Long %sllnd vii
lagos early today. Miss jeanette
Mckim. Of Flushing was rendered
uDCcTsriGCS AMI III" extent OF her
injuries has not been asccrtaiDed
TIL" Chauf"ur Fcauk fireman. sustain
cI fractures q The sk:Ill and left
am ard is in prccarious condition
Mi, %.~ti!m a"d ,wo other Young
women. Lucy C"s,rr AMI Dorothy
Nhit,i.. attended an amateur play
r.."0 - ihr Flushing town hall las
nigh; in which Mis- Mrk:m had a
pr. Alt"- thC r!a. h party were
taken for M automobile rid" by Me-
ain '."" They had GashCL through
the Villages q, Rays:I" and Grra'
Nc"k wh"n on" e t'!r wheels 4 The
automobile can" Of as the car was
Goa. Ing dom s'r"p grad" at T.
it,r clip. III" "a dashed into i
:. ,c~ a. n" Toads!.," and turned
or III Gilman was brother
-. I.aw ,Hc, Gilman. IL" well fuosE
.r'ho-. ard 4 r"'a'Iv" Of tho la'c Dan,
~ Cos Gilman. mad OF the Carrc
g, r Unia;ier