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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
ROYAL ARcANIM-

HIS popular MEMBER oil the 1r1tornUl
ana beneficial societies. now in the
twenty-fourth year of it's existence
was organized in the city OF Boston on
the 23d of June, 1917 by little band
OF nine men, several of whom are now
veteran but stlll active workers for
the advancement OF the order. Alpha
Council No. l. of Boston was visited
by the writer quite recently. in COM
pany with Supreme Secretary w. O.
Robson, one OF its charter members
who in the course of his address re-
viewed briefly the history of that pa
rent council from which went forth
the benign influences that have result
ed during the intervening years in the
establishment of 1,IgS councils. located
in various parts of this country and In
the province of Canada, the total mem
bership OF all being 20i 800 on Septcm-
Der 30, 1900 a net increase of 10 ,G52
since December 3lst, 1899: in the pay
ment of $liSi5. lSl.5G TO the beneficial
rieS of deceased brethren; in the accu-
mutation during little over two years
since provision was wisely made TO es-
tablish an emergency fund of Sl,2l0,-
1913 invested by the Supreme Coun-
ell trustees in United States govern
mcnt per cent. registered bonds.
which are deposited in the State treas
fdry vaults of Massachusetts, and cur
rent cash balances in the several
banks carefully chosen by the commit
tee on repositories OF $i51 6i3 0G in eX-
cess of total known liabilities making
Il grand total of 81 1913 assets
available under provisions of the laws
relating thereto. the bank balances be-
ing used for the prompt payment of
every mortuary claim upon it's appro-
val by the proper officers of the SUI
premc Council. He reported enthusi-
astic and successful work as being done
in nearly all Jurisdictions and the
outlook bright for a phenomenal in
crease OF membership during the Fail
and Winter months.
The Arcanum workers have not been
inactive in Virginia during the sum
mer and the record is good. Now the
grand regent of the state has sounded
the bugle note to advance at II double
quick and there will he hustling in the
camps. Foremost in the achievement
of the year stands Pocahontas Council
NO. 1873. of Norfolk, which, since the
LIST Of January, 1909, has made q net
increase OF ISL members. and has now
Twenty-Five new applications to act on
The mdefatigable regent Of this coun-
ell is determined to have on its roster
500 Members hY The close of the year
ana long before then 1t Will be the
largest one in Virginia. There are four
councils in Norfolk three in Ports
mouth, one in Berkeley, the combined
membership being considerably over
1000, leaving plenty of margin for
growth from the large aggregate popu-
lation, many hundreds of whom are
Still without the protection for their
families which this great fraternity
provides. District Deputy Grand Re
gent ii. Kemp. Of Richmond. who is
we'll known to Arcanum men all over
the State. is expected to return here in
n few days. and will assist the several
councils in this locality to add TO their
membership. He will be heartily well
coined by his many friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
EL1ls' OYSTER ROAST.

IN pursuance of an ancient and
pleasing custom, the Norfolk Elks will
nave an oyster roast on Thanksgiving
Day- he committee having the mat
Ter IN charge is as follows: Mr.. James
Is. Cooke. chairman. and Messrs. VIM.
l.. BAKER II. NJ. Nichols. l.. r.. Joynes.
John n. Wilkinson, Frank Jacobs, N.
l.. Warwick. Wm Linn. w. II. S0r-
geant and w. j. c. Stocllley.
At the meeting of the Elks to-day
The committee will recommend that
the oyster roast will he held at Ocean
View, and this place will probably be
decided on.
On the appointed day the Tlks will
have parade in Norfolk. and then
board special train of cars at the
Atlantic Hotel for Ocean View. There
will be no formal program at the View.
but there will he songs by the EllSs.
music by a brass band. and plenty of
oysters served in various styles be-
sides other good things for the inner
man.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Attached to the $3.50 p. m. train to-
day on the Virginia Beach Railway
there Will be special coach to take
members of the order and subscribers
TO Elk Leach Co, without charge. to
inspect the Beach property. All Ellls
are invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Increase ............ .......s log, So;
July |, 1900. to latest date. 81 ,5lT, IS,
Same period previous year.. 1856. 02
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

increase .......... .........S 56,6.
Iotal Tor month to date....... 6l7 .,
same period previous year,. 5l0.7-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
RICHMOND In 1902

large number of young men in
Richmond have expressed desire to
become Elks, and the popular Rich
mond lodge will doubtless receive n
great many new members during the
winter. AS soon as the Christmas holi-
days are over the I1lks of the Capital
CITY viii commence a campaign 10 Sc
cure the Grand Lodge meeting for
Richmond in 1902. The Richmond
Lodge Is composed of influential young
men.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Atlantic Lodge No. 2, A. f. & A, NJ.
conferred the masters degree on sev,
eral candidates Friday night.
80
Wyandotte Tribe No. 1i2. I. o. II. NJ,
at their meeting Wednesday night. re-
ceived several applications for mem
bership. The tribe is steadily increas-
ing In membership.
-
Campostella Council, r. A., held a
very enthusiastic meeting Thursday
night. After routine business was con-
Guided the Council adjourned for re-
freshments.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

ElizabethCamp. No. 3, w. o. W.. yes
terday paid to Mrs. Belle G. Rennie, of
Berkeley. $4,000, the amount which her
deceased husband was insured for in
this order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY DARNINC

The following are the estimated earn
ings of the Southern Railway System
for the week ending October 14th:
This year. S727,6l5. Last year. sG76.
23l. Increase. S5l.3Si
Comparative statement OF gross earn
ings of the Chesapeake ana OHIO Tor
second quarter of October, 1906 sse2,
S2512; 1892 S26l 96G.12. Increase. 500 $50.
For The two weeks of October, 1900,
S62i .S92S6; 1899. S523,9S22i. Increase.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Norfolk United Royal Arch Chan
Ter NO. !, held most internstino
meeting last night. at which work was
degrees.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

G. q o. EARNINGS.
The following comparative state
ment of gross earnings of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company for
the second quarter OF October has been
Issued by Comptroller Sullivan:
-'ou. 1S9e. Increase.
w., S2ol2 S261.966.12 SG0S59. 90
For the two weeks of October:
-9Vu 1899. Increase.
Sb2l,S92S6 S523.93 Sy79Go.12
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
in FRATERNITY CIRCLES.
Flag Raising and Presentation of Bibles to the Public
Schools-New Company U. R. K of P.-Elks'
Thanksgiving Day oyster Roast-Other News.
ssseeseseseees essseseessseessse

Huntersville Lodge No. 1913. I. o. O..
T.. will hold an important business
meeting next Thursday night, when
matters of vital interest to the lodge
will be considered. All members are
earnestly requested TO be present and
participate in the deliberations. and
thus show an interest in the welfare
of the lodge. There will be some pleas
ant features in connection with the
meeting.
Grand Archon Berry has called a
special meeting of the Grand Conclave
of the Order of Heptasophs, OF $. w.
NJ. of Virginia, to be held at Odd Eel
lows Hall Tuesday night. the 23d in
slant. to consider matters with refer
ence to the funeral benefit fund.
E-:-f
Friendship Conclave No. 2, IIepta
sophs, or S. w. NJ, will have several
candidates for initiation next Friday
night. The cool weather having set in
this conclave expects to have n large
addition to its membership. 1t has now
Il larger number of members ON its
rolls than any other conclave in this
jurisdiction and all of them in good
standing.
In an item relative to the Royal Ar
canum Circles of Richmond, the Rich
mond Times says: THE past week has
been one of remarkable activity in
local Royal Arcanum circles. This is
largely due to the return here OF Mr..
Harry Kemp. Official deputy grand re-
gent of Virginia."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

The members Of Elizabeth Camp. No.
3 W. O. W., will meet at Elks Hail 70.
cay at L p. m, and proceed to Berklev
To pay the last sad respects to de-
ceased Sovereign j. Ii. FLOYD.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21

Mr.. John Mariner. proprietor of Cot
lasc stables. Norfolk. well-knCwn in
The evening world., 1900-03-31
LABOR NEWS.

Knights Of Labor have been formed by
Secretary Patrick Daiy. ~ Distract A.
semby No. ~ The few bodies are COM
posed ~ hack os1.fs and shipDuil iers,
and bl;h will elect on Frs this weck f1r
terms ~ SIX months District Assembly
T,mmauy Hall on hIf,l =, and the en-
tertainment will he furnfhed by tie Ac.
tors Protective Union
Contributions continue 10 pour In 20 the
nd Of the striking cisgr.m,kers 81 this
city. and yesterday "a check for sllb was
received from ,hr Progressive Machln-
lists Lodge No. ~ To-day the lnierna-
tionai Union steam Engineers and car.
penters Union No IA viii also fend
contributions.
A committee ha8 been appointed by
the Steam Engineer Union No. ~ 20
make preparation fGr the mex, conVtn-
ton 81 Ire international ioiy. when " II
re held Ia this city during the coming
Summer. The convention nfomlscs 10
be the biggest ever held IN ne h'eiory
OF the organ nation. for during the pisi
year more charter have been issued
than during any other year
The recent action OF Carpenters Union
No kis IN islsirg its lnItiion fee - 50
has met with re disapprpvu " many
Of the memierf. aEd u has been dec! led
a. hold 4 sncrial meeting next Tue Cay
nisht 20 recDnsidcr the action aDd II
that ,lms make a aLal deposition ~ the
matter.
Two delegate have Teen elected Ia the
May Day conference ~ the trndes ~
the clly b. Progressive Mach nls's'
Lodge ~. rs II sas also been decided
by the uuion To Increase its tues from
- cents 49, month 90 % cents. IN 1sle-
gates have also bceI elected tu fepre.
s~nt the organization In the Governing
Board. which meets weekly at - St
Marks place.
The evening world., 1900-03-31
BATTERY PARK
AND THE |"
President CIausen Says
the Park viii Be Re-
stored to the People.

President Ciauscn. Park Commissioner
for the Boroughs Of Mania tan and
Richmond, was shown to-day q news.
paper statement In which DE Lancey
Nicoil. one Of the counsel for the -
road. was quoted as saying:
we are no, worrying any more abou,
the L. structure In Battery Park"
President clauscn was asked whe' her
this mean, tina, the Park Department
had changed Its policy on the question
OF the ~" road occupancy Of the Bat
terry Park route 10 the South Ferry
terminus
Mr C.susen said:
There has bees no change In the sit.
ustlon as regards the attitude Of the
Park Department toward the question
Of the elevated structure remaining In
Battery Park.
Il know that the engineers OF the com.
pany and the ensinee:s and Landscape
experts Of this department have BEEN
hard at work since the last meeting be-
tween the oficers OF the company and
myself
The terminal facilities VIII not be In.
terfered with nor the iraffic interrupted.
bu, the Battery Park will be restored 20
the people and to Its proper uses as a
park
The evening world., 1900-03-31


Il cured man once 10y telling A.m ne
was 'dsmphOol' hera use ne imagine
he had a dozen ailments.
" you catch "A cold. lose your quinlnc
and eat an onion.
tive away your money; its exhlia-
rating and tends In longevity. The idea
81 giving while ones aiIv. will become
epidem as soon az men discover what
run u n. I'm happier than any other
man In the word.
There are lot OF fellows downtown
who tell me they want 20 live short
lie and merry one. ! want to live
a long life and ioiy one-ln my own
way. Some men like their clubs and
soc ely. That's all right. | don't be.
long 10 a club. and they couldn't hire
me TO wear n swallow tailed coat
"a lot 81 men have nne time with
midnight barquetlng and speech max
irg. Let them &. I've room ~ here
on the hill. 80 Zee, above the city
with the windows open st the bottom
and rs as good rs p.cnie 20 me TO
go 10 bel there at ) o'clock every
night
81 don: drink either tc, or coffee
They enter the heart A vegetable
and n fruit dei will help mnn 10 re-
main young rs bet 81 than the foun'
tain II l'fc o. the med clral baths
The evening world., 1900-03-31
A HOME FOR
THIS WAIT.
Two Want to Adopt Baby
Abandoned In Smith
e. McNell's.

"Ll,tl. ao' Is stiii . mystery. The
police are no nearer . solution Of the
child's identity than when she was
found abandoned on the bed In room to0
In Smith 4 MeNelis Hotel In Green.
wich street.
Two persons already want to adopt
the baby so she will probably not be
sent TO the Founding Asylum. sh- was
steering quietly IN ris glass-coverci
baby cage" In the infants ward In
Bellevue when an Evening World re.
porter vent In to zee her with Saoi.
Blair, Of the Charity Department.
Mrs Henry Schroen. OF leo East Sew.
snth street." said Mr.. Blair. wants to
adopt tho child. and so does Mrs. VIII.
lam warwick Ford. wife OF Mount
Vernon real estate broker. I believe
they ara both responsible parties. and
the baby win hnd q good home with
either.
II % not believe the police are the
ones to and out who the parents are
Religious societies would be more apt 10
succeed. and the Sisters OF ST. Dominick.
q the convent In Nyack. have promised
10 help IT,"
The police believe there was more
truth than poetry in the confession
pinned 10 the child's dress by those xho
abandoned H. The note said Il was done
to save an old and respectable family
name from shame.
The fact that a 80 bill was left with
the confession proves that poverty was
not the occasion for the abandonment.
The police are not by any means GER
tain that those who left the child I'm the
hotel were Its parents They think they
were. perhaps, trusted servants In the
country home Of some rich New YORK
family and that the task of d.sposlng Of
IN unSoaeome child was simply dele.
gated 10 them.
Another theory Of the mysterious
case 10 that The pair were probably from
some river poip. near Newburg nr
Nyack and were a farmer and farmer,
daughter who had hid their disgrace
sue ,sssfully until now and sought TO be
rid OF the child forever.
II 70 argued on this theory that the
man and woman took West Shore
train on rhursdsy. came across the
ferry. went directly TO the hotel where
he man had been before. ard returned
later In the afternoon.
The evening world., 1900-03-31
FOUR WE'RE POISONED.
Piaa Miseasriea So Far 90 Mss
/VNissla was CsseesasS. sst
Othess Suffered.

CINCINNATI. March 5i.-lf the story
snid by viole, Foster. a servant. is TO b,
believed. she was made the insirumen
Of a husbands attempt to poison hls
wife. The pan miscarrIed 20 far A. she
vas concerned. beoAGse % her refusal
10 eat Of the food. bu: II made -four
others very rick.
II . owing to the large quantity a..
uninsured and the auIckness with " hieh
medical aid vas secured tina, the vic.
Tins were saved. II 10 another cha pter
In the domestic experiences Of tho
Who'd family. which have attracted
much attention. CHARTS O. winoid .ni
his wife are divoreed. Nearly year
ago be abducted his children from Q
beasdlng -hUuss IN eloux ctey. u. TIE
ps1hsr naeily rccsvsrs1 then = No.
49,. \. =
The evening world., 1900-03-31

With the advent % Spring comes mn
almost universal demand by UNIONS for
an IHclcasc % wages. 4 gTcat many or
Plantations have - Tar been quite sue
cessiul 10 having their requests granted
tnd ,his fact has spuf!ed others 10 Do
the same thing The Anialra ma ted
Plumbers and Gas-Fitiers are the attest
to ask that their ~ aries be IA sed. The
union hs. siso requested the Brother
hood ol Plumbers TO Join the union.
The New York city Carpenters Union
10 hopeful u bringing the entire craft OF
this city into one Big body. and has sc-
cortingly issucl a circular .howins .Ey
surh an organisation should bc effected.
II does rot believe In national or Inter
NATIONAL unions. as II claims they DO
more harm than good. and gays that the
old adaye oi charity beginning AT home
should b. applied IN this case. Accord.
Ing 10 the circular there Il more work
10 be done this year than ever before
but regardless 81 this unemployed city
carpenters number D. rer cent. more
than last year. and the cause ~ this II
Attributed TO immigration OF carpenters
from out-of-towi places.
The financial oficers of Carpenters
uaion No ss7 viIl hold mee,lng at t3i
Sixth ffcet this s!terno Don. when the
Auditing COMMITTEES Win BE- or hand TO
Inspect the books Of the orsantIliion.
Charlie. Fr.cke has been elected a mem
her os the Finan,c Commit'ee. and will
be the chairman OF the meeting.
A special messing Of the Franklin
Association No. a " Prcssmcn's Assist.
ants, will be held at Is Third avenue
Tonight, al which delegates to the next
coaver tion Of the international Printing
prvpsne nd Assistants Will he elected.
The is.s-ate- and alisrna;cs musf be
members in good staining for at least
me year.
Two new local Asscmblie1 Of the
The evening world., 1900-03-31
POLICE SMASH
SLOT MACHINES
Gambling Contrivances
Put to the Axe, Then
Burned.

There was an of,c.si smhsh-up on The
Meadows. between Jersey City and New
ARK. to-day. A large number OF slot
rambling machines that had been con.
nscstsd by the police were carried on
trucks to The appointed place ana de-
stroyed.
Al the Meadows detective. on the stan
4 Public Prosecutor Erwin. OF Huds IN
County. asi several assistants. took
charge Of the machines. Those tina,
were built Of wood we're easily demoi'
shed with nre ares. but some that were
In frame. OF steel and Iron proved tough
propositions. These were placed with
the broken machines on a IRE. which
soon ma ie their machinery useless and
spoilei their beauty.
About one hundred were destroyed.
Several are said TO have cost N.op each.
and a conservative estimate Of the value
Il the lot Was ,ie0o
The evening world., 1900-03-31
THIEVES USE
SHIP AND CAR.
Bold Robbers Take Cum
Carriages. Rails and
Brass at Sandy Hook.

Prp.rcrI,y va, too dazzling for Mr..
Thomas J, Erickson and Michael Nor.
ren,on. That is the reason. United
States Army os,,osrs say. their attempt
10 ,,c,I sardy Hook was unsuccessful.
Erickson was the locomotive ensinee-
At the United State, Proving Grounds nj
Sandy Hook and sorrcnfon vas foreman
OF a gang Of laborsrs. They are now TN
der arrest charged With hav!ry sto en-
and SHIPPED away a whole carload Of
steel RATS. besides Iootlns the Proving
Grounds OF KUN carriages. brass work
and lead. The plunder. II 4, aid. was
ioaded on a schooner IN broad iayiigh,
Amos, In slgst o. the officers quarters
Erickson has been employed ut the
post for six years and Is married. sor.
renson hiss been there two years.
on March u sorrenson borrowed s.
from a laborer ard came TO this city.
Erickson came W In the evening.
They ven, back the mex, day and &c
-. -. -
amount Of money they flashed upon nc
gaze Of the soldiers very nearly created
a panic. Sorrens1r. who was ssid TO
r.. -, ...n,,,.,,,. ....., 80, q, ,,o,..,N,
~" ~" ~" w. wv s'
an interest IN the post barber shop and
DISPLAYED a 500 bill. Questioned. he pala
he ,,a wo, ,so n, ~. ucFadl.,.
The evening world., 1900-03-31
MILLER READY
FOR TRIAL.
Get = Rich Quick Chief
Goes to Court on
Monday.

william y. Miller. Of Franklin Syndi-
cate fame. VII be tried Monday In the
County Court. BROOKLYN. before Judge
Hurd MIXERS lswy er, James n. Ridg.
way. notifei the Dlstrlct.A,torney that
he Is ready for trial There ere twenty
indictments for grand larceny against
Miller
TIE losses of the franklin syndicate
victims we're brought close TO a total Of
r.s1ooo This morning % additional
claims were f,ed In the United States
District court. Messrs Dresser n Flash.
the petitioners IN bankruptcy. nave al
ready MED claims from I;.clo victims
a meeting OF the Franklin syndicate
creditor. has been called for April u,
when. II Is "a. a trustee will he elected
10 succeed Receiver John Il. Lord.
The evening world., 1900-03-31

with both arms and legs. was opposed
By Thomas r. Noonsn. whose - pounds
are supported by one les; Michael
j. Kelly. boss carpenter. who lost his
left leg and RICH, arm In a railroad &C.
cident dur!ns the Columbian ceiebra.
ton. an James J. Gleason. = carpenter.
whose left leg Is missing below the
knee.
John McGrath. the candidate for
Board Of Assessors, has run for several
terms unopposed. Now his once r.
contested by Sam Morgan, an suc-
tioneer. who lost an arm years ago IN
the Singer Manufacturing 60.
A humorous phase OF the campaign
was furnished 10y Daniel WEIGH. In his
personal canvass he has said: I'm q
poor man and the job will put me on
my feet. II will do only half AZ much
for my opponents.
The evening world., 1900-03-31
Joseph Byrnes. a lawyer, living AT u
West stxty.ninth street. attempted sui.

Joseph Byrnes. a lawyer. LIVING al 70
West sixty .ninth street. attempted sui.
eide early ihi. morning In the Park Cir.
Gle, Brooklyn He sho, three times a,
himself. but only one shot took effect,
and tina, did not cause a mortal wound
shortly after | clock some policemen
In the circle heard three shots fired. enc
after another. ut Intervals Of about ten
seconds. They sounded as II the shooter
Was taking very good ain each time,
They arrived al the dark corner In the
Circle where the shots came from Just
- the third was fired and saw a line
looking. well-dressed man fall TO the
ground groaning. with his hands clasptd
to his head. A small revolver was lying
at his eide.
Investigation showed that he had been
shot through the head. and II was
a. nrs, thought the wound would kill
him. but at the brooklyn Hospital h.
was revived enough for him to give his
name and his home address.
why did you do th.sT' asked q sur.
geon.
The evening world., 1900-03-31
PRIbD RBILLY'S OPEN
Thieves CseA . Usle. Heck. Ne Ssys,
- Get . Diae Ne Gee.
eea1eA.

James Reilly In the Adams Stree, Pc.
lice Court. brooklyn. this morning. was
accused OF intoxicat!on.
Reilly told Magistrate Bfecner a iran
seised him while passlng through the
rack room Of q saloon st . Main street
and measced him win . jack-knife and
a hale heok. A rent In his troussry
showed where the man used the knife TO
gain access to his hip pocket. whore his
pocketbook was located.
IL managed to keep a dime and put Il,
In my mouth" Re lily vent on. THY
taush, 90. thoush. and pried my mouth
o5en NTH the baie-hosk and got the
dime. 90 . sose .owth-"
uaktsos1o ngpnper discharge -htn
q 1879 - - = isvsss1Dsss ~
y ~ I.II ..|4.. . n VII ...4 q, u
The evening world., 1900-03-31
Any Weak
Person
can gain
strength on
Grape.Nuts


A member OF the Chicago Pro-
Club. Mrs. =. NJ. Black. Is 18Th -.
Chicago. says she has obtained =
much benefit from Grape-Nuts To-
that she wishes TO offer voluntngy
testimonial: Three months ago ! BE-
an illness which reduced me ereetlv.
When convalescent, I wanted . grooe
deal to eat. but nothing seemed -
satisfy me.
Very soon after a meal felt 1T
sense Of emptiness. an aching VOC
as Il were, though really not hunofy.
The fact 10. the food was thea -.
Ing was not properly aasimtla1e6 -
was improperly nourished. vhiee
accounted for my lack Of vitality eD0
weak condition. constant exhaoG1o0
rad inability to ss.n ny dese.
II started In on Crxpe-Nuts 40
husband laughing good huuorodly 8
the time. ! ate IL with cream. 81
the result was most surprising. A.
ter the iirst dish Of II felt . Ur0o1
sense Of satisssction. have -
been using Grape Nuts but . vooes
have GAINED several pounds. IT, 60
gna wing has gone entirely. 49,
ana sleep well n night, wheguoD
used to awake In che nioAt -
unable to sleep again uoeu !
taxen some scrt Of food
Husband 10 much suSprloo4 =
result and tried 0rApe-xueo
lie 10 delighted Wa tho ~
best visnes for TIE -
~ naksrA ! - WDpQlu