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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

lei lEstoy Segura que pesa alguna
maldici6nl dPor que mi ito me en-
vl6 lamar? dPor que me dej6 50
dinero? Hssta entonces fufmos fe-
Ices. y despues IA no hemos sa-
bido 10 que es algeria.
Victor habl0 con grandes espe-
ranzas de Ia nina. La n1eva ma
quiDaria, diio. estaha ya en- csmino
desde IN gran centro fabril, un
ejercito de obreros estarfa en- Mint
Glaslyn dentro de pocos dfas.
-Ahora tengo va fe en- resulta-
do, af1adi6 con contento, y me creo
en- camino de reponer Ell buen NOM
bre de mi padre. mo tie he dicho
yo que hemos descabierto 81 para
dero? ST.. esta en- Stavsnger,
pero enfermo con cslent0ra cere-
bral Sus pspeles foeron examina'
dos por Ell medico, y este me ha
com0nicsdo hoy la n, ticia.
De nuevo vi6 Darlington q la
luz de la luna, pero esta vez TAM
bien foe visto por Htlda.
La joven empezo temblsr vio-
lentamente. pues las msneras de So
padre eran en- extremo descom pues-
tas.
Victor levantose con repentina
resOlucion.
Son las ocho y he de csminar
IN buen trecho, dilo. Dame IN be-
so, querida mia. :. como en- los
buenos dfss.
La 1oveu Sc asio el cast freneti-
camente, y solioEo reclinando la
cabeza en- el pecho de Victor.
-sTe eneerrsras en tn cuarto y
no saidras de Ell hssta maf1ana
Prometemelo. Hllda.
-Lo prometo.
-Yo hsolare con Perrin aLtes
de irme; IN lcco suelto con una
pistoia en- Ia msno, es una compli
cscion superior TODD caIculo. Mi
amads mujercits, Ique iniusticia
es que tengas que soportar las fall
tss sJenas. y que este aieno sea tn
natural prCtectorl
VolvLose hacia IN iarr6n dc ca
melias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

ojos de Hilda estaban tijos en- Ell,
con una expression de argustiosa
sdplica pintadS en- clos. Tom6 una
de las manos, e4Grechandola dulce-
mente.
Ives cUan POGO razonsble es
tn padre? dijo. Me acuss indirec-
tsmente de una acci6n rufu y ba la.
lEvideDtemente esta locol HiIda,
~ .sstr y casi temeroso de dejarte. TIE
co@9eso con todo mi coraL6n Que
deseaf{a, que ell captain y Ali Ma
ran fuesea inmedistamente srres
tados. No Sc por que Perrin deis
ese asunto para m=f1ana.
ReiD6 IN gran silencio. mas elo-
cuente que las pslabraS; despues
Hilda exhai6 un hondo suspiTa.
-Hsblare con Perrin sntes de
marcharme, dijo Wet u de pronto.
Pero son solamente dos contra seis
hombres deci1idos. 81 Sc ven AGO.
rrals6os llevan armas. induda able.
mente correra la sangre. Hilda,
Ime promotes no moverte de ests
habitscionP
-Yo no temo por INF; mi padre
te odia II, Victor. mo puedo
olvidsr la espantoss mirsda de sus
o1osl Y. he vis50 brlllar algo en-
su mauo. Estoy sesura de que ha
perdido Ell iuicioi
No debes preocuparte por mi,
c0ntesto Victor des uidedamente.
Sin embargo, Ia idea ie ser sse-
sins1o desds Getras de una tapia 6
I'm arbol, no era muy agrade BILE.
mas habia vlsto al c.pitan Cs.
rringtou cruEando el parque, a la
Luz de luna.
Cam bio Ia conversation, aun cuan
DO coUpreudfa que era in1til ha
blsrle 4 Hlda de cosas placenterss,
dsdo so sgitado estsdo de Amino
-iQuerida mia. djC; esta es la
entrev1sta mas trfste que hemos
tenidoI GEstas en- disposition de
OR slgunss buenas noticiAs?
Isl te causs placer en- Gecirme
las. Victor. 81. ADO cuando mi co.
raz6n esta quebrantado. lAh -.
emPIezo 4 odisr a Wood Croft Cast
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

Dame una de esas flores. Hill
ds.... un capulio cogido por tus
manos y besado por tus labios.
Son6 una media en- ell reloj; eran
las ocho y media.
-Huoiera querido poder haber-
me quedado ests noche aquf, dijo
con cferta repugnancia. hasts que
pasara ell peltgro. Pero es imposi-
BILE; Ruben Grove sott llegsra q
Llsuberis q las els de 10 maf1ana,
y tenemOs muchas horss de traba-
jo por delante antes de ir Naut
Glaslyo. De todos modos estare en-
constsnte communication con Pc
rrfn; y t1 ya sabes como enviarme
I'm recado.
Cuando cogi6 So sombrero, dis
panieGdose a partir, Htlda echo
una medrosa ojeads al exterior.
-lOtro beso, mujercits mia. ten
Amino. Dsseo verte entrar en- tn
cuarto y OR ell golpe del cerrojo;
Solo entonces creere que estas en-
segoridad.
Salieron juntos al corredor. y
Linton vi6 la dgora de IN hombre
deslizarse hscia una paerta del ex
tremo Aquel iuego al escondite Sc
1ba volviendo fnsoportable
-Buenas noches, adorada mfai
murmur6. Esperare que entries,
y cdando olga sonar la llave Que
dare tranquilo. Bien temprxno re.
cibirss 10 recsdo Efo. y mas tarde
vendre 20 para syudarte soportar
esta tribuiaci0n.
Hlds obedeci0 temblando, con
una promesa en s0s laoios que no
tsnfa intencion de cumpiir.
-lBusnss uoches, querido mfol
susurro. En vfsme un beso, cuaDdo
passes por deosio de mi ventaLa.
Un N mento despues, Ell joven
atrsvesa oa ell corredor hacia la es
calera. lCu&n mortal era ell si!en
clio que reinsbaI Ben pronto todo
serfs estrepito y tumulto.
La persona 3 quien deseaba yer
estaba en- Ell patio.
-sSe vueIve nsted A 4 lslberis,
Mr., Lintons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

ST. Victor guif16 al sgeute sig-
nificativamente. E capit4D Ca
rrington Ia reconocido uno de
sus colegas de usted -. IN extran-
jero. El captain esta en- IN peligro'
so estsdo de Amino.
El egente parecfo de-concertado.
Me sorprende listed. pues 20
hsbfa crefdo que su disfraz era per-
fecto.
Sc encogi6 de hombros.
-Pero ESQ nada i'm mporta.
-.Temo por miss Carringtoni
sPor que esta dilaci0nr
LIE repugno haolar de estar ell
mismo ameo azado.
Perrin alarg3 los labios 2 frunci6
Ell entrecejo.
M puedo explicarmslo; es IN
disparate uficiai... q oficlnista. Pero
tomo Ell ssuuto baiO mi responsible
lidad en- vista de 10 que me dice.
Sc me ha mandado espersr, pero
no espero mas. Puede uated tener
la seguridad de que mss Caring
ton sers III Ilestsdi 10 msnos posi-
BILE, y lie comunlcars en- seguida 4
usted cuanto ocuTrs. iBQenas no.
ches. Mr.. Linton.
Evidentemente ell sgsnte estaba
desszonado.
Victor vacilo IN momento; pero
estsndo "a Perrin aigo distante,
era impossible decirlo NADIA mas sin
lamar
va en- la calle, Victor miro ID
ventada de Hllda, y SO bes6 las pun
tas de los dedos. y vlo ell rostro de
Ia ioSen pegsdo al cristal. Qled0
sstisfscho
El oorterc compareci6 en- cnanto
estuvo baio ell maciLo porttco. Una
nube obscureei0 Ia faz de la luua
y nm Siento frfo soplo de "a mon.
LafIAs.
Victor sinti0 haber rehlsad ell
cabailo que lie 0frecisran aL1es,
pues Ia noche no era tan hsrmosa
como 81 sc habla Egursd0; uuoes
com oactas hufan aute IN fuerte
ventarron. mo predecfa cato una
tenprstad de lluvia2 Ia relgmps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

A rs WlNtyrl1a WA <Af9 JUAN
KI neior hote Nh esee ciSna-
Egplsadida geatilaeeon. 2agqus,
fsrdinss Y Kiosco 4 Ia inglesa.
Excslsnte saTylcio da osFTuatsas
Prscsos modsyados. So hao81l Fa
GuccIonss para fanailias. Alum
brg % sIAetrieo nodAr0o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
PYTHlANS AT
WOODBRIDGE.
Members Of Algonquin Lodge
Visited That Place Last
Might.

About twenty two members of AL
gonquin Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
of this citv, went to Woodbridge last
night, where they helped work the
thirl degree on two members of the
lodge ut that place. They left mere by
way of trolley, about 1880 O'Clock.
and when they arrived in Woodbridge
they were met by delegation of
knights and escorted to the hall.
After the third degree had been
worked the Woodbridge members in
vited the local guests to remain to II
supper which was served in the hall.
During the supper number Of
speeches were iuade by prominent
Knights Tho local delegation arrived
in this city at 80 o'clock this morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
FELL 20 FEET,
BADLY HURT.
Chris Nelson Met With Serious
Accident at New Jersey
Terra Gotta Works.

While working at the New Jersey
Terra Gotta Works about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Chris Nelson, of
ll6 Woodbridge road. carpenter in
the employ of M J. Dineson, fell
from q board near the skylight in the
roof of tho shop. 1t gave way, pre-.
cipitating him to the ground. about
twenty feet below Through the shop
runs narrow gauge trac k along
which run the cars carrying the clay.
Nelson, who is about thirty years of
nge, landed ON one of the rails, str TX
ing on his head. His nose was broken,
his right wrist sprainod, his left knee
badly hurt, and his head cut IN sew
eral places. In addition, he suffered
n number of bruises about ttho body,
and general shaking up.
DR.. G. w. Tyrrell was summoned,
and Nelson S hurts wero attended to.
He was then removed to his home, to
which he will be confined for some
time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
made that
a United States Marine
Hospital Surgeon will
Arrive Here Shortly to
Inspect all Vessels.

Within few days W. J. Korn,
United States Marine Hospital SUR
geon, will arrive in Perth Amboy to
take charge of all of the quarantine
regulations for this port in regards TO
the in coming vessels. "a
1t is understood that the United
States government is not satisfied
with the present way the inspections
are being made upon vessels arriving
in this port from foreign lands.
1t is said, that for sometime the
government las been looking into the
matter and they have found that the
shipping interests of this port have
grown to such an extent that it would
be advisable to have marine hospital
officer here at all times so that when
a steamer arrives he can go out at
once and board it and make an in=
speotion.
1t Is not known where Mr.. K0rn
will have his office, but it will most
likely be at the custom house.l
The present inspector is DR.. e. A.
Hults. of High street. He was up
pointed by the State. The govern
ment does not hold him to blame, 1t
is:said. but it does hold the State,
for not furnishing the port officer
with the necessary appliances with
which to do his work. and one Of
these, it is said. Is q steam launch,
and mau who slouls8l Ways ~ : o!1
baud to take the officer off to the in
coming vessel before it gets into the
port.
The first news that DR.. Hults had
about tho appointment cf Is innrine
hospital surgeon, to come TO lIi:i port,
was when q News man in orne, liim
this morning.
The doctor said he had not heard
anything about the affair as yet, but
he supposed he would be notifiad.
When asked il the position could be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Since the Verdict Yesterday in
Which He Was Awarded
S225 from Insurance Co.
SAY HE is INNOCENT.
Jury not Only Awarded Him Verdict but
Expressed Themselves as Believing that
He did not Set Fire to His Building on
the Charge of Which He Is Now Serving
a Sentence In State Prison

George Sklenchar. the State prison
convict who. as told in the News yes
terday, secured O verdict of 1926
against tho Fire Association, of
Philadelphia, may bo pardoned. The
jury declared in Its verdict that tho
man is not guilty of burning his shoe
store at Perth Amboy. The verdict is
remarkable because Sklonchar is now
serving Il sentence of two and half
years in State prison for burning the
building, on which the colleced the
insurance, and has already served six.
teen months The verdict of the jury
will mean that tho Court of Pardons
will probably take up the mans pcti
tion for pardon, which is now pend
ing, and pardon him. The trial was
marked with many sensational de-
velopments.
Judge Heisley's charge to the jury
wassthought by those who heard it to
slightly favor Sklenchar. He held,
Il mong other things, that man had
a right to recover for the loss of goods
that disappeared during fire,
whether they were burned or stolen
while the fire was in progress, pro-
vined he had tried diligently to save
his goods fr ON the first
The jury, in reaching its verdict of
1926, gave $500 for the stock destroyed
and $50 for the tools and implements.
IL is probable that the insurance com
pnny will carry the verdict to higher
court for review, as several exceptions
were taken during the course of the
trial.
The case of Sklenchar has been
pending in the courts for three years.
The grand jury Of September, 1902,
indicted the man and he was tried on
November Is, ana convicted of
arson. He was sentenced to State
prison on November I'd, by Judge
Strong, to term of two and a half
years. The case was carried to the
Court of Errors on a writ of error,
and pending the disposition of this
appeal Sklencnar was released on bail.
The appeal was not prosecuted, and
OH February II, 1903, tho appeal was
dismissed On March 20, 1903, the man
was taken to prison to serve his term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
SU P RISE PARTY.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson Spent Pleasant Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, of
116 Broad street, we're pleasantly sur
prise at their home last night by q
party OF friends to celebrate their
fifteen years of marriage. They were
presented with beautiful Morris
chnlr. Dancing, singing and music
were enjoyed nutil n late hour. Then
refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Parkstrom, Mr.. aud Mrs William
Parkstrom, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Mel
son, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. jacobson,
Mrs. Johnson. Miss Laura Larsen,
Mr.. Emil Hamburg. Mr.. Winberg,
MIR. Charles Anderson, Mr.. Martin
Oleson, Mr.. Adolph Peterson, Anna
johnson, Eric johnson, Harry Peter
son and Arthur Peterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
RED MEN WILL
NOT OWN HOME.
Held Interesting Meeting Last
Night and SCaIped Pale
Faces.

Pc Ambo Tribe, OF tho Red Men,
took in eight palefaoes last night. 1t
was large meeting, and marked an
important step in the progress being
made by the tribe, which now has
about 260 members. Those nut
through the mysteries last night
wore: John A. Huff, Alonzo Smith,
Jens Malsen, Henry Axen. Thomas
johnson, Chris Larsen, Sam Lucas
and Alfred Carlson.
Next Thursday night District De-
putty Thomas Slugg, OF Carteret, and
staff will install tho recently elected
officers. A big time is expected.
The tribe has given up the project
OF erecting building Of its own, be-
cause OF several unavoidable circum-
stances A large number of the war.
riors belong to other organizations
which are either building or contem-
1lating homes of their own.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Vessel had Just Lett Her
Dock at RcssviIIe
When Accident Hap
pened. ..0ne Paddle
Wheel was Wrecked.

Yesterday morning while leaving
her pier at Rossville, S. l., the
steamer James T. Brett, of the Beebe
Transportation Company. struck dere-
lict and wrecked her starboard wheel.
She was so badly injured that she
had TO bo towod to N5w York for
repairs.
The Brett had takon aboard hor
cargo at Rossville and was swinging
out into the stream when she struck
tho wreck. Tho captain felt the
steamer hit something hard and he
signnled to reverse the engines, but it
wns too late, aud the Brett rushed on.
By the time the engines had been ro-
vcrsed the wheel was out of business.
Agent james Hendrickson, when
sJen By News reporter, said that
tho Bretf would be ont of business for
few days, but that the company had
made arrangements for two other
boais to take her place aud they will
be In commission today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
THREE ouaRRELs.
Recorder Heard Several Cases This Morn
Ing The Same Old Story

Three neighbors' quarrels wore
aired before the recorder this morn
ing.
John Peirotka pnid fine OF $40 for
applying vile epithots to Caroline
Piekowski.
Mary Tomasik was arraigned on n
charge of assault and battery preferred
.ay Johanna Sai,k. The latter alleged
that tho defendant and Eor sister
threw cats, dogs, chickens and divers
articles over the fence between their
yards. No witnesses were produced,
and tho case was dismissed.
A charge of ASSAULT ami battery
against J ph Shridak. brought by
Zophic Rush. was not sustained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
LODGE
BUYS A HOME.
Has Secured Grand Central Pal
ace and will Have Typical
Lodge Hall.

With the exception of tho carrying
out of,a.few final details, the purchase
has been practically complete by Thor
Lodge, No. 46, of the Danish Brother
hood, of Grand Central Palace, from
Jac.b Rabinowitz who built it. The
hall is situated OH Fayette street, q
few doors above Madison avenue. Tho
purchase price is withheld.
The second and third floors of the
building, which is but a year old,
will be enlarged. The third floor
will be- used as the meeting room of
tile lodge, and will also be rented for
that purpose to other organizations.
The second floor will be fitted in
shape to he used for suppers and pri-
vate affairs. The hail, stage and
gallery, the scene of many enjoyable
affairs last winter, will not be altered,
according to present. plans. The place
will be rented for dances, receptions,
entertainments and other affairs, the
sam as last winter.
The name of the hall will be
changed, but what the now title will
be has not yet been decided. The
brotherhood will take possession
within q short time.
Thor lodge is one of this city 's
leading organizations, and has u iarge
membership and substantial treasury
fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Had No License.

Joseph Silman, Syrian peddler.
was taken into custody by iPatrolman
Morris, on Parker street, last night,
for violating the ordinance governing
licenses. He was paroled until this
morning, being required to leave his
luggage and goods rs security. lie
failed to make his appearance at the
morning session of court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Choir Boys Outing

Ono of tie most finely appointed
outings which las visited Boynton
Bsacli in some time came ovor from
New Brupswick yesterday iu two
carryalls anu outrage. 1t was the
picnic of the choir boys Of Christ
Episcopal church, in charge of Rev.
E. B. Joyce and number of ladies.
They brought their own chef along
and enjoyed sumpiuous repast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Cause Of Complaint.

The receiving basin at Lehigh
avenue and Stanford street is causing
many complaints because of its con
dition. 1t has been brought to the
attention of tho authorities
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Improved Service TO 8 yn'on's.

G Hereafter the patrons of Boynton
Beach will have even better accom-
modations in reaching their favorito-
resort. There will be trolley car OH
tho north side of the oloek bridge to
meet every car from this city between
10 o'clock in the morning and mid
night This means an almost con :
tinuous ride direct to tho beach with
no waiting at the bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
BOOSTERS TO CAMP.

Several members of tine Royal
BOOSTERS will leave here the twenty
fifth of this month for Morgan, where
they will camp for two weeks. They
will have all of the necessary equip
ment and expect to have jolly time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
EIGHTEEN CHICKENS
STOLEN FROM COOP.

Charles Albert, of 254 New Bruins
wick avenue, has comploined to the
police that his chicken coop was en-
tered Wednesday night and eighteen
birds, all yellow IN color. stolen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Strange Actions.

A strange, tall man, hanging around
the residences in Kearny avenue, be-
tween Market and Gordon streets,
last night, was the cause of COM
plant at police headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
THIEVES BREAK INTO
LEKIGH VALLEY CARS

Special officer James MoDermott,
of the I.ehigh Valley railroad, this
morning, reported to the police that
two cars were brokon into at South
Plainfleld last night, and goods OF
considerable value taken.
A case of men S shoes was broken,
and the entire contents taken. The
sizes ranged from to II. A case OF
boys shoes had the same fate. The
sizes are 1 to 3. In addition, case
of soap was broken and quantity
stolen. This would lead many TO be-
love that tho guilty parties are not
iramps.
Tho location of the brand on the
shoes is not known to the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
westminster Cadets Social House.

Tonight the membars of Westmin-
ster Cadets will spend social hour
at the home of Harry Aff1erbach, Fay
ette street. Games will be Ilayed
after some business has been trans
acted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Said He Took Tools.

Sam Kuplan was arraigned in police
court. last night. on o charge of petty
larceny, preferrml by Ben Blume,
who alleged TINT Kaplan took q num-
Der of tools belonging to him, yester-
day, amounting in value to So.
Kaplan was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Fishing at Scwaren.

Fishing at Sewaren Tuesday, George II.
Lane, of Newark, caught thirtysiX weak
fish. He fished ON the ebb tide.
DR.. b. Robinson and Henry Bergfels,
of Newark, caught sixty eight weakfish
at this place Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Will Hold a Festival.

Tho Young Peoples Society, "Suc-
cess' of Our Saviour's Danish Luth-
eran church, will hold a, festival
in the school room of their church
tonight. The place is being decorated
for the occnsion today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Z. f. White, the delirium tremens
patient at the lock up, is improving,
and appears much more rational.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Should be Removed.

A dead dog in field on State street,
between Gordon and Lewis streets,
has been complained ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
BARRIERS Did Not Meet.

AS predicted in yesterdays News,
the iourneymen BARRIERS did not get
together last night for completing
tho organization of union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

WANTED--A girl for general house
work. no washing Or ironing. Inquire
100 High street. #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Take your doctors prescription to Sex
tens Drug Stoic, 7O-I2 Smi II st.
700l 29 IF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Ice Cream 25c quart. Sexton's Drug
Store. 1901 6 2S If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
WE. !:
Have just received
IS barrels of
Pen WICK PURE RYE

I2 years old, and we guarantee it
the softest, richest and best liquor
ever offered i'll this market. Gal
lon 3. 75-quart bottle 1 90.
Old London Dock Port, our fa-
nous old brand; needless to de-
scribe it 10 our many patrons; it
has rich bouquet and delicious
flavor that makes it superior to
any brand sold at ST bottle. Our
price =. 90 a gallon, soc bottle.
Old Pepper Whiskey, 6 years
old, 75c.
3Star Dougherty Whiskey, full
quart, S5c, worth I.25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Ice Cream 25c quart. Sexton's Drug
s orc. 700l q 2Stf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Smith Street house and lot for sale at a
bargain, Four lots adjoining new school,
No. Z, at Paterson street and Brighton
avenue. Four lots on William street,
near State. Three lots on Woodbridge
road, near Washington st. All at bot
tom prices from owner
WARD b. SNYDER, 81 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Fine writing paper at btxton's Drug
S ors. 70Ul q rs II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
Free Stamp Day.

For further inforn y ion sco Salz &
Stein"r's al on Page 8.
2l0 7-iJ-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

Continued on page -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15

A hottie "f good Port or Sherry or
Muscatcl Wine With cyory purchase OF
SOC or over Oh Saturday only