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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
GIRL SOUGHT ON
RANCH MAR JFNF,Z

SANTA Re Special Offfcrr Louis
Beach and Deputy Sheriff Charles
hanEhart together with the father
OF Miss hexroat left yesterday
morning for an isoinfcd ranch near
Jemcz, whsre they believe the giri
and Kinney are IN hidirg They
are expected n return late today.
Bob short. under-sherlff from
Ardmorc. arrived In Albuquerqup
last night, too late to mako the
trip with the shcriffs deputy and
the Santa Fe officer Cosby was
arrested here on Monday ana
placed IN the county iall.
According 20 information re-
cciVcd by officers here. Kinney
and Miss Kcxroat were married
only a day or two after Klnnsp
was divorced from hiH wife The
marriage II said 10 have been pffe
formed hy a justice of the peace
According to oklahoma laws. IL IL
said. that a divorced man cnnnof
be married for six months after
obtaining his divorce decree.
short IL the deputy who recently
took part In shooting affair "a
a district attorneys office ia Ard
more after the appointment Of a
new sheriff short arrived on the
scenc Just aa trouble was starting
between the factions OF the re-
moved aud new sheriff short. be-
ioving that the newly appointed
sheriff was about to be killed,
started shooting from a doorway
He wounded several In tho office
and had his hat Fhut from his
head during the fray.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
A|RPLANE WH|SKEY
RUNNER CAUGHT.
PILOT ESCAPES
Liquor Scattered Over
Field in Landing;
Sloop Also Seized

NEW YORK. May f7.-Glecful
over the seizure OF a rum running
plane from Canada ana a ltquOr
smuggling sloop from the BAHIA
mas, prohibition agents today be-
lievcd they had located two new
whisky 'curhs"one acar White
Plains aud others off the the Jer-
sey coast
I, was near white Plains that
the airplane crashed last night,
and It's pilot escaped ~ a waiting
automobile. II was OF the Jerncy
coast that members Of the crew
of the Grace and Edna. the cap
tured sloOp. were alleged to have
taken aboard cargo from an
oiher craft which conducted a cut
rate sale In order to dash back to
the West indies for more stimu-
iants
Officials secured West Chester
county. for trace OF the aviator
who escaped after having literally
doluged field with choice whisky
In his unhappy landing
The number of pianos that have
been seen recently near white
Plains has led dry" agents 70 he
lieve that tho wrecked machine
was not the only one operating
between that town and the Can
adam border
4 wrinklcd. oil-r'nlned man.
pasted On "a piece Of canvas aud
showing the country from Mon
treai 10 New York wns found In
the wreckago Of the rum running
plane
A vanity case and a powder puff
also were found. which led the DO.
lice to believe that the pilot may
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
RICH GIRL
WHO ELOPEO
LIVING ON
A RANCH
Father Seeks Mans g
Arrest on a Bigamy
Charge

ARDMORE. May i7.--I.udic
kinney, accompanied by his young
bride. nee Miss Opal Rexroat.
missing Ardmore heiress. IL at an
Isolated ranch In New Mexico and
his arrest on a bigamy charge.
sworn to by the girls father. h
momeniariiy expected. Sheriff
Ewing G. London said here today.
A toicrram to sheriff London
from the authorities At Nlbuauer-
que snid ludle kinney. whom tho
SRI married.. and Jack Cosby. raid
20 be a relative Of the kinneys
and opal were there. a.. r. Rex
ruat the girls father. wealthy
uil operator, icfl Immediately for
ilbuquerque. hut no word has
ncen received here a. 60 whether
be- has found his daughter.
one Of Sheriff London's depu-
lies also Inns been sent TO inyehti-
Fnie the reported finding OF tho
hfee.
Ar. Rsxroat has searched for
the girl since her dirappcarance
January J.. The father has de-
ciarcd his daughter was kidnapped
f+HA NffNf 49, - AaAAAN ANAAtNlNl 81
an effort 10 gain possession Of her
property ReXroat seeks annuii-
ment OF the marriage.
The petition states that Miss
IleSroat and Kinney were married
at Duncan January l.
The couple disappeared after
they were secretly married Jan
uary 4. Search has been pressed
since by L. T. Rrxroat. widely
known oil operator ana father OF
the girl, who brought suit against
j. y. kinney. Ladies' brother.
charging that tho two had con
eplred TO obtain Miss RexroAt's
properly through the marriage.
hexroat seeks IN the suit TO gain
control of the properly, which
includes rich Oil lands.
RerNoat len here with a depu-
~ sheriff several days ago after
he had received what he thought
reliable Information that his
daughter and her husband were
on the New Mexico ranch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Entire Chinese
Legation Leaves
Toxic in Huff

TOXIC May i1-Hy the Asso-
cinied prcssl The entire staff u
the Chinrscs legation left Toxic
TODAY. without notifying Tho for
eiEn office. declaring their de-
pariurc was due 10 the failure
~ Pekinr tos supply funds for
Chinese students here and the rc-
fuaal of japanese banks 10 make
further advances on the ground q
lack ~ security.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Peace Negotiations 4
OF Dali Eirean
Reported Failure

DUBLIN. May l7.--tBy tho As
sociated prcss. - The peace cnn,-
mittec % the Dali Eironn which
har hrcn trying 20 find 4 haair for
unity % the irish factions formally
reported 10 the Dali today a hrenk
down uf the noHotiations.
The aEeudn for tho ilail. a. II
resuraed arasiona riis afternoon.
contained motion hy Arthur
Griffith. rs president. DECLARING.
that the elections tor south ire
land should b. hold June "a ana
inat nominations FOR officers
should he made public by June Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Home Wine Makers
Can't Use Dandelions

NEWARK. N q. May lT.--fsnn.
deiions are not fruit eud hcnce
fnnn"i he used legally in the naan.
ufariure of vine Tor family use.
puudeiiOn ulne nddicts are re-
snonsiblc for fhia ruling u the
federal rrohihItinn Commissioners
made quhlic today hy CnIlurfor ~
Internal Hefenne Ferguson.
Inquiries BY thuee who ffarfH
dnndclIone might not he ono 81 tht
fruit vina sfochu persnin1IhIn lQt
houreholdnra to tuae on HlrmIf.
caused him 20 stnd ths qlers ~
WaahiuEtcn, C0ilsrior rcfEusou
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

are getting tired Of this board and
] don't blame them"
At this simms launched Into n
new effort 10 set the resignation
Of Gabriel Sanchez"
My motive II purely abstract.
not personal" he said Il 90 not
nsliete We iiave done anything in
ne road department. his year.
We have not much 10 show for
the expenditure uf ts5 900 sine.
u. y Porter was fired from the
department, there have been no
daily reports, and the amount of
gravel being turned out 10y IN.
county screening plant has fallen
OF considerably To keen Gabriel
shnchvz IN the road depart nient h
luxury the county can not at
ford
Gutiorrcz admitted that ., vas
ON his motion that tho daily rc-
ports ~ tho road department had
heon dispensed with afier the re-
motu ~ Porter na assistant 10 tho
road supcrintondent in March. he
gave as his reason that simmz
had always received these reports
personally and had not permitted
other members Of the commission
10 sec them.
= believe" he said. that the
road department has been hauling
~ much gravel since Porter ioft
a. % ava before. They are build
ins pretty good road on the Rio
9rande boulevard extension
isa-ports Read
Tho reports were then consult
ed Simms claimed that during
the time Porter had heon IN charge
OF The screening plant the rlant
turned out about 90 yards n day
Tho reports for May during which
time Gabriel Sanchez himself has
been IN charge of tho plant.
showed May Z ss yards Aay o
- yards. MAY s 81 yards. Nav 4
81 yards May .. 40 yards. Mav
10. ~ yards. May H. SO Yards.
Nav ~ 30 yards: MAY rs, III
yards; May rs. 20 yards.
The matter wac not given any
further consideration When cues.
TONED. county treasiror Ed
swope stated that ne would pay
the ~ larry vouchers OF Gabriel and
Adrian Sanchez when they are
presented IL they are proporiv en-
dnrscd hy tho commissioners Ia
spite Of the district attorneys
The matter ~ the safe OF $40.
zoe worth of liberty bonds wnich
the county owns. WAS brought up
SWope explained that theea bonds
wefr bought out of various sink
Inc funds under former county Al =
minirfrations. and that they can
now hc sold for better than mar
He recommended that they b. anid
since the Law requires that the
sinking fund.- be in cash
simmr objected 70 the sale cf
The bonds on the nrounds that
they are a safe investment. and
pay about one per cent more in
teresi than local banks cunld paF.
No action WGa taken. aside from
a motion made by Gutlerr4a. and
passed, that tho matter be taken
under consideration at a later
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Gets | to IL Years
For l5-Cent Theft

CHICAGO. May IA sentence
OF from ono 10 fourteen years ln
prison for the theft Of is cents
was Imposed yesterday on John
NoFis. 30 years old. by Judge Scan
tan In criminal court here. Nozls
was charged with holding ap An.
thony C1oia and getting Is ~ the
10 cents hlE victlm had. When
he drew a knife and demanded the
rest, cxoja lied, according 10 the
evidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
France Ready TO
Negotiate With u. S.
For Paying Debt

PARIS, May Idly tho AHso-
ciafed Press Tho French gov
crnment has lkfcrmed the Amer
lean war debt funding commission
that u II ready 70 rond a special
mission 20 the United States to
confer regnrdine the payment OF
the french debt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Steel Men To Dine
With President
Tomorrow NIGHT

" WANHINWTNN1 Nav I'M
vitations have been issued for a
large number OF prominent steel
manufacturers OF tho country 20
meet with President Harding to-
morrow night at dinncr-confer-
ence. II was said today at the
white House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Flappers Lose
City Election
At Mosquero

MosQuERo. n. NJ. .fay ~.
The Mems Mutual Matrimo-
nini Protective Association po-
litioal ticket won IN the vty
election here yesterday by n
majority Of so votes over the
FlapperH' ticket, headed BY
Misses Nina Spivey and Laura
kcscoff The Fiapper ticket
was sprung as surprise on the
~ the election and valiant
efforts were made to elect It's
nominees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

|a; maxlinum velocity OF
|id. miles per hour, 40; pre-
|lnr direction, north west.
|raeter OF the day. clear.
stat. weather
|.sw Mexico; Generally fair
light and Thursday. not
|ch change IN temneraturc.
krlaonn: lhnif tonight and
|irndny. cooler In extreme
|ihweat portion tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

HE h st
teInpcrntu q.
7tf 10 W st
tenperntu 2 q,
t7i q a y
r a n Y . OF
tempcratn 70.
11snean dali
~ fcfnpera-
turo. CO., rel
ntive huniidi-
~ g u. IN
iof relative
humidity 9
a. IA, ~,
proclpltanon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

governor on the
face OF unoffi-
ciai returns" W.
Harry Banker.
secretary Of the
state republican
committee de-
ciared In a state
ment Issued this
afternoon.
Unless Ale
Ehcny cou nty
gives n larger
maJofity tina n
my advices lndi-
cate. then there
~ no doubt that
linchot carried
the state" the
Uln -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

Gutierrex replied 70 this address
~ satinR ~ never could see WHY
the hoard % commissioners car
not work together When Nabfiai
sanchez was appointed, was
against Il because I wns IN favor
of Max Chnvex for the position.
ana simms was for 4. Now aImmn
Il trying 20 romove Gabriel San
cher and I Am m favor of SAN
chez. The people Of the county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

That's the scicrhone namt'T
want Ads and uuick sctlon fur
whatever you have 20 ~.N 80
wish % buy. Your fc;cnisouc
opens . Want ~ charge accoHnl
~ Tho Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
WILSON SAYS
He IS HAPPY
over RESULT

Il can't begin 20 express my
gratitude for the good Tsniac has
done mo. and ! would like 10 tell
everybody IN tho world what grand
medicine n Ia" declared charhes WI.
son. ass Crown ave. Spokane. Wash.
weil.known sawmiil man.
For sevon or eight years before
got Tanlac ] was In mighty bad
shape. ! nc,er had any appetite and
Just had 10 force myself TO eat
Even then my stomach gavc me no
end OF trouble. because rus would
form and bloat me up TN I was In
perfect misery. Then l had awful
pains between my shoulders. 30 had
could hardly got my clothes on. and
nj night ! was no annoyed by these
pains and no chokcd up with gas.
sleep was impossible.
but eating and sscping are a
pleasure since took Taniao. II
built mo up fifteen pounds In weight
and made well man Of me In every
way. I never saw anything iilcc H."
Tanlar II sold by all good drug.
Eirts. --Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06

face. 10 "a the mtrfure Of fhess f,oo
reflected rays. their "inferferercs~ a.
% "a called, tohioh produces the COL
ors The same effect u sometimes
accn in soap bubbles The peaooct,s
fan ooiors are due 70 similar causs.
the partafion IN thickness Of fhe air.
fsiicd crevsocs IN the feathers
Who IL the author Of tho following
Then ,o~iooEe each rebuff
That turns earfh's smoofhness vouCh,
Each sting that bids NOT df nor
stand. bat ooi
BE our Joys threr-pdrfs paint
sfrtrc. ard hold cheap fhe strain /;
Learn. nor account the parc; dare.
nerer orsdoe the fhroe.-
Bros1ntrg IN RABBI Ben E-ya-
What are thu fastest trains In
Francaf
According 10 The bureau Of yun,oav
economies. fhe Paris-Arrda express,
staktn0 if0 miles IN fss rirufes, the
Trores-Pnris erprcss. f0s miles sn III
minutes. and the Bordeaar- A gent ar
press. makia0 s.-s miles Ia 100 min
ufes
What is the depth OF the Dead nea ?
Tho southern part Of the Dead SEQ
a. comparatively shaiioir. the depth
varying from 10 10 ~ feet. trhfie the
greatest depth IN the norfhorn part u
about 1890 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
POOR CHILDREN
ARE WELL FED

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.--The child OF
the poor Is stronger than the child
OF the rich.
Or. Mary Il. Baird. health super
visor. declared in a report on Evan
ston schools that the majority Of I'M
der nourished children were from the
homes OF wealthy parents.
I'm schools where the majority OF
the children were from homes Of tho
affiuent. the percentages OF under
nourishmont ran as high az 20 per
cent" the report said.
"In schools attended by poor pu.
pills. the percentage was much less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06

How long after blood liz split can
the scientist Identify tho STAIN
THAT tctfi depend on the climatic
conditions 10 tohich the blood stain
has been subjected The sooner fhc
blood 10 tested the greater tho oppor-
fHnify Of q correct analysts. Undcr
ordinary outdoor conditions iH tho
temperate rome. tho scsenf.sf fsnds 1T
ne trouble IN identifying blood as
blood and dlsfsH gushing beftcecn ant
NAL and haman blood utfhtn three
iecrts after the strain has been
made. Identification has beer made
from stains several pears old After
blood has been thoroiv ,cash~d OUT 81
a garment or treated ,ctfh a. a~.d. ~
u obutoasiy impossible 90 ten ary-
thing about n.
What are tho meanings OF tho fol-
lowing namon9
Iorera.--r learned lady.
orpah--a fatcn. srare. s>ct Of an
arfrfaf
Esrtrc--son Of Huch
Hrrrin--a bisckbird
fGwucf-~hearf o. God.
Hcrsert--0iorv 81 rho ar-r
Waifcr-~tcoodw master.
what IL the highest waterfall IN
the woridf
The upper Yosemite falls. w~asvy-
tn0 1850 feet in height. {. tho h<ph-
eat sirCie. arbrokcr leap Of tcafrr
IN the trorfd. The highest o. fh~
broad roiuvssaoas onfarncfs IN a c7ns,
nth Siacrara "a the Katrfr.r falls
tr Hrtfssh Gsiara. sasd 10 ~ 500 feet
htgh
VIVA, produces the iridercsns ooIors
sometimes r.rn IN him Of OIL split
on tho street,
The dtrcrrrf coiors srhtch yros
hatr nofed oorvcsporf 20 different
fhictsessrs Of the oil MN. Port o.
the lieAf rhich strikes these fAss
flss Il reflected from tho upper sur
face. but another part Of the fi0hs
p-nefrafes shr transparent coastrc
and u reflected FROM the io,cer sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
AvAo1 Tia w oSAAA1AS SOAA
Sewing Cabinets
Price, each = OsoO

And Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet
when it is of fine construction and finish is such
a sensible, practical gift-Every woman wants
one. And fortunately The Grote-Rankin Co. have
been able to secure large supply from one of
the best Eastern manufacturers. These are being
featured at very special price. Come and Sc
ect one for the Christmas Gift-each, $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
Cynthia Grey !:
Husband Went Aaooy TO War and Came Back-But
Year Later Wife Found Letter From Girl Over
There Whom He Had Promised to Bring Back
What Shall She Do?

Dear Miss Grey: would like to hear of your readers
opinions this:
have been married 10 years My husband went to war
and and back all o. k About year ago
found letter from girl in France that he had promised TO
bring her over here.
would like to know IL wife should overlook md forgive
these things especially when she has worked all life and
tried to make home?
have tried 10 forget, but II like can't Perhaps
other wife has already had such experience and
found the right solution 10 her problem and If should
like her to tell me what should do Can really and
truly love when he can be untrue TO her when
from her? A WONDERING WIFE.
You haze asked the DID, old question 10 has really
been answered far knop, and doubt ever toH
be- seems TO be concrete failing Of the male species 10
become attracted bv face personality But
ordinarily 10 ia just flight Of imagination and temporary
Your husband must hare cared most about because he
came back. not ercusing him, but ask he could
iove vou and do he has and believe such thing is
possible ou also be glad TO print letters Of advice
from my readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
WHILE HOME BURNS

March ~. i91S.--Nothing talked
of at cabinet that would interest ma
ton, "a family, or a child. No talk Of
the war No talk of Russia or Ja-
pan. Talk by McAdoo about some
bills In congress, by the president
about giving the veterans of the
Spanish war leave. with pay. to at.
tend their annual encampment. And
he treated this seriously, MS II II were
a matter OF first Importance No
word from Baker nor mention of his
mission or his doing. 49,
From THE Letters OF Franklin X.
Lane QIouchton. Mifflin n Coz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
RHEUMATICS!
Get Relief or Your
Money Back

cure rheumatism from the outside,
You must cleanse your blood OF
acids and poisonous waste matter.
N you want to end the torture COM
pletely
First of all, make up your mind
10 quit meat for north. This Will
Anti-Urlc, the great blood purifier
and tonic, and take n dose before
each meal The result VIII amaze
you. Pain. soreness and stiffness
will vanish, and your whole syStem
viii soon be free from the effects
OF uric acid poisoning. With Anti
Uric goes written guarantee OF
monay back II Il fails to give salts
factory relief. Price $3.50. at Bar
tsil Drug Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
SPEAKER PAYS
HIGH TRIBUTE,

Paying tribute many times during
the evening 10 the memory % Mary
Baker Eddy and her findings. Peter
V. Ross. G. =. b.. Of San Francisco.
spoke before large audience In the
Masonic temple Tuesday night. Mr..
Ross In member OF the board OF
icctureship Of the mother church.
the First Church Of Christ Scientist.
in Boston. He was asked TO deliver
the second In series Of free leo.
lures on Christian Science in Seattle.
In tho course Of his lecture he
said: Right thoughts are invested
with power and energy. for they
come from the Divine mind. BY
clinwing 20 them wo ally ourselves
with ofnnipotent and omnipresent
good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06

IVES MECHANICAL TRAINS
Engine, tender and one car, with
8 feet of track; special. /. 81. 45
STRUCTO WIND-UP AUTO with
10-inch bright colored body; spe-
cial, each ............... $40
NINE-PIECE TIN TEA SETS, con-
sisting of tray. teapot, 2 cups and
saucers, 2 plates and one bowl;
special ............ .4oC
BLACKBOARDS that are built of
hardwood with folding table and
animal roll; special. ....... .05c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
Playful Pinch Is
Cause of Injuries

CHESTERFIELD. England. Dec.
6.--The operator OF a mine cage lost
control when one OF tho passengers
playfully pinched him. Twelve men
were hurt when the car hit the bot
tom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
Soldier Ants Armed
With Poison Horns

SAIGON, Dec. acknowledges
have found In the interior Of Indo-
China, species OF soldier ants
which deploy in military formation
and throw poison from hollow horn
when attacked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
BROOKLYN EDITOR DIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. r. Andrew
Mclean. editor OF the Brooklyn Cit
izen. died OF pneumonia yesterday at
his home In Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06

Miss Mabel Gray, shoaon
above, of Foirvieao, Ky., is re-
ported to hare been the ~
ancee Of Handsome Joe"
Lanus, millionaire automobile
dealer, ,oho Was found slain IN
his Chicago salesroom recent
IN. Miss Groy's parents, hoao-
cver, sag Lanus aoas only a
close friend of the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
Dogs Attack and
Kill Small Baby

SWANSEA, Dec. 1.-TWO dogs
killed S.year-old Thomas Mexon. at
Skotty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-06
FAMOUS PHYSICIAN TREATS
GLANDS WITHOUT OPERATION

DIR. Arnold Lorand famous Austrian physician
and authority medical progress, in his book, Old
Age Deferred" emphasizes the tremendous influ-
ence exercised by the glands upon health and life.
In discussing these vitality important glands he
says: 1--WE must insist upon the reinforcement of
their functions if changed by age or disease by
means Of extracts obtained from the similar organs
of healthy animals"
This embodied Giandogen the gland tonic.
Glandogon gandular compound containing the active
principles healthy animals Since its
introduction the public has received the enthusiastic
praise obanable the Barte Drug
Ask free interesting
observation-disclosures