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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
TEMP PORARY PEACE
ON TOLEDO CARS
Three Cent Fares Two
Hours Morning and
Evening.
New Schedule Suggested by
Attorney For Bond
Holders.

Toledo, o.. Jan. Accommodating on
rext Monday Toledo people win be
riding on city cars on six ticket for
n quarter basis, with thrce-cent fares
during two hours in the morning and
two hours in the evening. the hours
t. be selected by the city.
The new schedule was suggested to
Mayor Whitlock sI1 city Solicitor
Schneider on Thursday by w. w. Mil
Ter, attorney for the hondholdcrs. and
Attorney Rathbun Fuller. acting for
the company. 1t Is sort Of expert
mental arrangement that is TO con-
t'nue for ninety days. II includes uni
Versal transfers on all liners.
The company asks the city TO APP
point an auditor 10 check up its books
While the new plan Is being tried.
The suit flied in federal court this
asking for n receiver for the
will be withdrawn.
The city will now proceed with the
work Of making valuation Of the
property on which per-
settlement of the franchise
viii be based.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
WOQLOlPROv|DE
FOR THIS WOMAN
Frank Lloyd Wright Think
ing of Helpless Females
Surrounding Him.

Spring Green. Wis, Jan. 4.-Fol-
lowing up his recent statement that
he was "all I'm" financially as well as
socially Frank Lilo, u Wright, Chicago
architect, who is making a sojourn In
his castle of spirituai love- here
with his soul mate. Mamah Borth-
wick. today applied for a $500 llfo
Insurance policy Of which his affinity
Is to be the beneficiary.
Wright declared that he recently
provided for his wife IN that manner
and ne considers his spiritual help
mate Is entitled to the same protection
That he has given Mrs. Wright.
my wife ana children are we'll
cared for. They viii never be In
want" said Wright. Now, 1 am
thinking OF this woman. The moment
that my right arm no longer protects
her, She will be cast out upon pitt
less, tickle world. The woman who
is here with me is I'm n different POSI-
ton from any other woman in the
world. / want her always to be sur
rounded with comfort and the artis-
tic"
Since the departure of the "war
correspondents" as Wright describes
the newspaper correspondents. life
has settled considerably i'm the village
and at the bungalow Wright is get
ting back TO work again and he says
that If he is let alone now he may be
able to save his business from utter
ruin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
GETS WORD OF
MOTHER DEATH

Frederick Kehrwecker received word
this morning, of the death of his
mother. Mrs. Christian Kchrwecker,
which occurred Thursday morning, at
her home in Cardington. at 8 oclooS
Mrs. Kehrwecker's death was due to
cid age inhrmites.
Sophia Kehrwecker was born in
raden, Germany, July 25. 1888. the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bcntz. She was married in the spring
&C 1859, to Mr. Kehrwccker, and In
Jrly. Of the same year. they came to
America to make their home. Mr..
I,ehrwccSer's health is greatly inn
Laired by inhrmities similar to those
when cedsed the death of his wife,
and his own death is hourly expected.
Mrs. Kehrwecker leaves to mourn her
lss. six daughters and two sons Mrs
Mary Albright Of Gallon, Mrs. Katie
Eaupt. Mrs Caroline Taupt, Of card
irgton. Mrs. Sophia Mains and Mrs
Christina Mains OF Akron Mrs Annie
Ilelden Of Meringo. Frederick Kehr-
vcckcr of Marion and George Kehr-
Vccker of Cardington.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day morning at 1900 O'clock at the
Lutheran church. Burial will be made
n Cardington
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
NOT TO
FILE CHARGES
Two Women Who Were At
tackled Will Let Case
Drop.
Solicitor Warner Does Not
Consider Case Strong
One.
Two Chiefs of Police Still
Holding Down Same
Job.

After a pong consultation with city
Solicitor If. W. Warner and Mayor c..
D. Walters yesterday afternoon in the
latter's office. Mrs. Bell Harrigal and
Mrs. Della Evans, who suffered an
attack from a gang Of men last Tues
day night, decided not to file afii-
davits @gainst their assailants. The So
llcitoT aid not think the case n strong
one and demanded that the complain
ants secure the costs Of prosecution
before proceeding with II. The wo-
men refused to do this and ddJarted.
The members Of the gang are well
known to the police and although they
escaped prosecution for their actions
TUESDAY night. they Will be carefully
watched in the future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Determine Child's Parentarc

\ rather interesting case having
for its purpose the determination Of
the parentage Of son born to 15-
year-old Florence Jackson four
months ago is being tried to a jury
before Judge w. T.. Sconeld in the
common pleas court today.
Florence Jackson was but fourteen
years Of age at the time OF the al
legged offensc. which she charges to
Emerson Field. who was then 10
years Of age. The girl Is a daughter
OF the late ]. G. w. jackson, who was
killed by Erie Detective Hamilton r..
Curry several years ago
Miss Jackson had been staying
with her sister Mrs John Fairchild.
Of clarldon ana came in contact with
young Fields, whose parents are well
known and well-to-do. Young Fields
was arrested several montl ago.
charged with being the father Of the
unborn child. lie denied his guilt
and the case was certified to the
common pleas court. Attorney Ey-
mon & Thompson and II. Il. Hin
represent Miss Jackson ana Mouser
g Moloney are looking after the in
tcrests Of the defendant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
SETTER FINED MAN $500
Auto Load of Whiskey Seiz-
ed at Time Of Arrest of
Ackerman. 8
Effort Being Made TO Determine
Percentage Of Florence JacksOn's
Child-GirI Daughter of j. G. w.
jackson Who Was Killed by Erie
Detective.

Judge Sconcld this afternoon halted
the trial OF the case OF Florence
Jackson against Emerson Fields, to
announce his decision i'm the George
Ackerman lid case Ackerman was ar
rested March 10. 1911 and charged
with keeping n place for the sale of
Intoxicating liquors. An automobile
load of whisked had been seized as
evidence about a half minute after
Ackerman arrived from Bucyrus. The
matter was tried by Mayor Setter.
with George w. Crabb. an anti-sa-
loon league attorney from Dayton
prosecuting the case.
Mayor Setter held Alderman to he
guilty and imposed n fine Of 5000 and
costs in the case. Ackcrman appeal
ed the case and oyadhdil1u-, ,SH
cd the case and today Judge ScoGeld
held tho mayors decision to be err
roneous and discharged the dfendant.
In making his finding Judge Scot1eld
referred to certain statements made
by Attorney Crabb, who held that the
personal appearance of Witnesses for
Ackerman were against them and
their evidence should be taken with
n grain Of salt on that account. IL
so happened that the witnesses refer
red TO were Pleasant township farm
ers and well known to the court as
being honest and upright. The court
rerJtrked in passing perhaps the
judgment OF a citv-broke attorney r.
not more dependable than the know
ledge Of men OF men who have known
the witnesses for years"
In short, the Ackerman case was
thrown out of court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
COMPETITION
NOT DESTROYED
Iron Bound Agreements
Did Not Result in
Monopoly.
SO Testifies w. d. Miles,
Former Armour Manager
at Kansas City.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Declaring that
in spite Of the ironbound agreements
described by Vceder there was keen
competition i'm every milo of terri
tory covered by the packers, w. u.
Miles, forper Armour manager in
Kansas city, testifying in the trial q
the "bccf barons' before FEEDER A
Judge Carpenter today gave n ncV
version OF the meetings ami con-
ferences OF the heads of the pack
ing Interests.
Miles described all the meetings al
legged by the government TO be part
Of the monopoly conspiracy as being
a defensive combination, made necc-
essary ythc perishable nature of tho
packing industry. Miles said that
FOR nearly ten years he came every
Tuesday from Kansas City as the
representative OF the Armour inter-
ests to attend the ''Veeder meetings"
Tie said he never knew of a case OF
fixing prices. admitted that margins
were drawn below which the district
managers were not allowed to dis
pose of their goods. He admitted
that the output and the amount Of
meats to be sold in n given territory
every week by n particular concern
was limited. The limitation was made
necessary also, he said, by the fact
that the packers frequently suffered
great losses by having quantities Of
meat spoil. which subsequently was
condemned.
Attorney Sheean, who conducted
the examination for the government
brought out an admission that every
week during the ten years that Miles
received orders through Veeders "P.
o. Box 247' and Statistical bureau"
n minimum price for all classes Of
goods was made and Limitation
placed on the quantity to be sold.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
PERSONALS

Mrs. Fred Rhinehart has returned
home from a visit In Kenton
Miss Jeanette Younghaus and Wal
ter Schneider haYe returned to their
homes in Lima, after spending a few
days in Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs o, @. Danner and son,
Chester, returned home Wednesday,
from a weeks visit with friends in
ElmwoOd
Jean Pickerel was a visitor I'm Rich
wood Wednesday,.
Mrs. William Bosh has returned to
her home In Marion, after a weeks
visit with Lima friends.
Miss Carmen Blow returned home
Wednesday evening from Cincinnati,
where she attended the marriage Of
Miss Josephine Nichols and Rev. O..
c. Warmingham,
DR. Frank Granstaff, Of Logansport
Ind, was a guest at the George T.
Emerson home Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of this week
Mrs. Ada Sager who has been very
sick at her home on Church street
Is some better. Mrs. Sager has been
confined to her home for the last
twelve weeks or more with rheuma-
tism.
Miss Opal Ireton returned to Fort
Wayne, where she attends the Sacred
Heart academy, after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Ireton on the corner OF
Windsor and Columbia streets.
Florian and Lawrence Hess and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
HOCKIN CONFERS
WITH ". J. BARNS

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 4.-Reports
are current here today that Herbert
:. iiockin, acting $ tretary treasurer
Of the Information i Association OF
Bridge and Structurol Iron Workers
.leld conference here late yesterday
with Detective William J. Burns which
.w.il have an important bearing on the
federal governmynts investigation Of
the alleged dynfdniting conspiracy that
irvolyed the MoNamaras.
Hoclln succeeded to the office In
the iron workers formerly held bv
John J. Mcnamara. lie Is known to
have allowed the government to OBJ
tain much desired documents and pa
pers from the iron workers headquar-
ters here. He was an associate OF
both John j. and James b. McNe-
mera In an official way i'm the Iron
Workers organization.
Former Mayor Charles A. Book
walter, Of indianapolis. today reiter-
ated his declare tion of yesterday AFT
ernoon TO the United Press that he
lad never told samuel Gompers, presi-
dent Of The American Federation %
Lalor, two years ago, that the Mo
Namaras were responsible for local
Gynamitings.
1T requires vivid and perverted
mind to concect a fancful tale like
that" said the former mayor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

The meeting of the Ideal Embroid-
cry club was a very happy one for the
members, yesterday and Mrs. j. NJ.
Parshall was the hostess at her Car
Lart street home.
Needlewort interested the members
during the afternoon and they chattcd
over their hand-work sociably. Tea
was served in the prettily' decorated
dining room at five o'clock. a large
pie was the central adornment Of the
table ana this was filled with gifts for
the members. II is the custom for this
club to exchange gifts at the annual
Christmas meeting and this was the
brst assembly during the Christmas
Fec son.
Mrs. +. G.. starbuck and Mrs. J. f.
Crissinger were club guests.
The next meeting has been arranged
fer January seventeenth and Mrs j.
2. Rush viii be the hostess
The meeting OF the Golden Rod club
which was announced for yesterday
vas postponed for one week when Mrs
l.. B Miller on Pennsylvania avenue
win be the hostess.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
NLnrrIcd In Cincinnati.

Marion friends Of Miss Josephine
Nichols, who IS very well-known here.
will be pleased 20 learn Of her we'd
ding to Rev. O. G. Warmingham, of
Chicago, which took place Tuesday cv-
ening, at the home Of her sister. The
ceremony was performed at S o'clock.
in the presence Of about 20 friends
and relatives. Miss Nichols was gown
eG in white crepe mctior, voiled In
chiffon, and carried q bridal ring OF
white roses. She was presented hy
her brother-in-law, UrlJne Gillette.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
HUSBAND ASKS
FOR DIVORCE
B. G. Rutter Claims Wife
Has Shown Gross Neglect
of Duty.

Through Attorneys Mouser & Mo-
loney, benjamin G. Rutter today filed
petition for divorce from Emma
Rutter. The couple was married No
vembcr 16, 1884. ana two children
were born OF this union, both now be-
ing of legal age.
Tho plaintiff says that he has al
ways been true and faithful hus-
band but that the wife has been guilty
of gross neglect OF duty. He claims
that about fifteen years ago she SEEM
On to lose her love and affection for
him ana ever since then has been cold
and Indifferent toward him, thereby
causing him much worry and distress
and unhappiness. He says she would
frequently refuse to speak to him
or have anything TO do with him for
q week at a time: that she refused
to perform her marital obligations
and accused him OF Intimacy with
other women.
Rutter says he owns 90 acres OF
land in Thompson township, Delaware
county, worth $4,000, but there is a
81, 900 mortgage on It; that he owns
three lots In Prospect worth $2,500
ana that he owns personal property
to the volue of S1,400. He asks that
he be divorced and that the wife be
barred OF dover in his property.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
DEMANDS SQUARE
DEAL FOR LABOR

Lincoln. Ncb., Jan. AIS might
have been expected. the Mcnamara
confessions have given the enemies of
labor a chance to libel all con- ection
with organized efforts to pro O,ect the
wage earners. Men who are indig-
nant whenever the sins Of sweatshop
owners are charged against all man.
ufacturers and when the vices of the
'Napoleons Of finance are laid to the
doors of bankers generally, hasten TO
hurl broadsides at all who earn their
bread in the sweat Of the brow. This
is unfair to the extreme"
Thi sis the opening statement OF
an editorial discussion OF the Nc
Namara case in William ]. Bryan's
COmmoner today. Bryan makes de-
mand for a square deal for union la
Dor. E'~NE
THE McNamaras have been guilty
Of an awful crime" continues the
editorial. "and all law abiding ctiz-
ems rejoice that the punishment has
been meted out to them. Organized
labor is not to blame for them on
the contrary It is stronger for their
elimination and only those who en-
couraged thom or defend their con-
duct ought to share their condemn
alton.
"Orgnnizod labor has learned n les
son--it viii ho moro careful in tho
selection Of It's leaders and society
may well pause and INQUIRE If there
is ANYTHING wrong IN the conditions
which led these men to enter into
SO dastardly conspiracy against life
and property"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
MnsIcnI CInh NIccts.

There was very good attendance
of the members of the Morning Mu-
sical club at the regular meeting in
Peters music hall, Thursday morning
when the following unusually inter-
esting Program was rendered:
RON call, musical Items
Paper, sketches OF Mcndclssohn
and Franz" Mrs. a. II. Honeianger
Piano solo, "Mendelssohu," Miss
Ada Bowen.
THE First Violet" Mendelssohn, by
Miss Leona Gurley.
"Capriccio," Mendelssohn, Miss
Eliza Malloy.
His Lullaby," Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Song Of the Shirt" Bartlett, by
Mrs. b. l.. Wallace.
Waltz, Shuctte. Miss Ina Klinefel-
ter.
spinning Song" Mendelsschn, by
Miss Grace Durfee.
81 Would that My Love-" Mend
clssohn, by Miss Raymor and Miss
shaw.
"On Wings Of Music" Men lessohn.
by Mrs. Ray Anthony Hamilton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Church Affairs

BaptIsmaI Services.

Baptismal Services.
class OF seven mombcrs of the
Free Baptist church at LaRue re-
celved baptism at the Trinity Bai1tst
church OF this city. Wednesday after
noon, az 1880 o'clock. The services
were conducted by Rev. ]. a. sutton,
Of LaRue, and Rev. II. II. Hord OF
Green Camp
The members OF the class were
Mrs. w. f. Kniffin. Nina Knmin, Miss
Lena Toplin. Miss Mattea Poulson.
Miss Alice Bonner ana David Jones
and Frank Moore.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
serIes Of Enrthnnal,es.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 4.-Following a
series Of earthquake shocks register
ed by the selsmograph of ST. Ignatus
college today Father Odenbach, in
charge Of the instruments. noted that
the earth foe on which Cleveland is
located, has tilted slightly to the
southwest. a triangular stretch of
land Is affected, extending from Clevo
land Through Elmlra. New York, to
,Ncwburyport Massachusetts and
southwest to Cincinnati.
This depression of the foe. Father
Odenbach believes. caused the earth
tremours recorded last Monday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Mcdncsdny Nlpht Clnh Dnncc.

The wednesday night club dance
was one of last evenings happy af-
fairs. The informal dances given by
this club have become the source OF
much pleasure to the members who
are very congenial. There was a large
attendance and catching bit OF the
leap year spirit. the gentlemen re-
uucsted the ladies to make out the pro
grams. McNears orchestra, which IS
being favored for number OF infor-
NAL affairs, furnished music for TWEEN
ty-one dances. a typical Dutch lunch
with the Characteristic appointments
was an agreeable issue Of the even
ing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Two Chiefs sin ON Job.

There has been no now develop
ments in the chief of police contro-
vcrsy Both men who claim the JOB
are sitting tight at the station, each
doing a little work in the department
in the friendliest kind Of a way. John
w. Klinefelter absolutely refuses to
bulge from the stand he has taken.
John +. McDonough, whose bond OF
$4,000 as chief of police of the city,
has been filed with the mayor and Is
now I'm the hands Of City Auditor
Harry Mason, does not intend to give
way to the old chief until compelled
to do so.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
&claL.Hlz:!!eEz1nl,tS lie !, u
~ 7GD4tAS-AASSOE@U y
Margaret M. Burgess.

and attended by her sister MISS WI
heiminc Nichols. The groom vas W.
tended by ID. w. carey OF heio"'
Wisconsin. Miss Jeannette warming
ham. sister Of the groom. and MISS
MYRTLE Wilson. were flower girls. Dl-
rectly preceding the ceremony, when
was performed by Rev r. O. Mat
'thews Miss carmen Blow, Of Marion,
sang ooh perfect love.
REV and Mrs. Warmingham vii!
sgend month I'm a wedding trip, att
.rr which they will be at nome to their
f lends I'm Delaware, ONO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Acme Club.

The Acme club held n meeting last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
!. A. Ireton on the corner Of Column
bia and windsor streets.
Six tables were filed ut euchre and
the players progressed until ten
O'Clock. Lunch was served when
cards were placed aside and an hour
of chatting and music closed the even
ing agrccably
No arrangements has been made
for the next meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

Mrs. A. G. Moss was hostess 20 the
members Of the Echo cub yesterday
afternoon at her home on north Main
street.
Nearly al the members were rres-
Ont and the ladies slthered IN wide
circle in one Of the pretty parlors and
spent the afternoon chatting over
pretty bits of needle work At five
o'clock a buffet lunch was served.
The next meeting will re held in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. J. r. Smith
on west Center street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

The members Of the Blue Ribbon
cub assembled at the home of Mrs.
Goreniio for the regulog meeting yes
tcrday afternoon. All Of the members
we're present
Embroidery, chatting and music
v ere the afternoons agreeable issues
end lunch was served at the twilight
hours.
Mrs. r.. u. Orr viii De the hostess
Ia two weeks at her Senate street
home.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Asked TO I1ind noy Hero.

late Yesterday afternoon, The p0-
lice were asked by Constable Hudson
Of Dover. ohio. to locate and arrest
George Snyder, aged 3. Of that city
who was supposed to be in hiding In
Marion. The constable did not state
what crime Snyder was wanted for in
Dover.
search was made of the places
where Snyder might be staying in
this city but no trace of him could be
found
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
No
They've All Gone!
No More Humiliation; the Wonderful
Stuart's Calcium Waters "Gct Right
After" those Pimplcs, Boils ana
Skin Eruptions.

Trial Package Sent Free To Prove It,.
NO need for anyone to go about
any longer with face covered with
pimplcs, blotches, eruptions, blck-
heads, and liverspots. These are all
due to impurities in the blood. Cleanse
the blood thoroughly and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
NIordIiIn Onlts MetronoIItnn.

New York, Jan. 4,--Makail MOrd-
kin, world famous Russian dancer.
with his wife, has left the Metropoll-
tan Opera company 1t is said jeal-
ousies between rival dancers caused
tho management to get the hoolS'
for Mordkin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual election OF directors of the Ma
rion County Agricultural society, VIII
be held in the society room in the
court house, Saturday, January %,
1912, for the election Of one member
from Montgomery township, to serve
for three years; one member from
Richland township to serve for three
years; one member from Green Camp
township to serve for two years; one
member from Pleasant township to
serve for three years; two members
from Marion township to serve for
three years, and one member from
Waldo township to serve for three
years.
Polls to be opened at o'clock p.
m. AMI close at 4 o'clock p. m. on
said day.
]. A. Knapp. Secretary.
A meeting OF the members Of the
society will be held the Saturday
preceding the date of the annual elec-
tion. TO receive the names OF persons
to be placed on the ballot TO be voted
for at the annual election for mem
Der of the board of managers
All names thus announced shall be
placed on the ballot
All persons whose names are thus
announced must be residents of the
townships In which vacancies occur.
Meeting will be held at o'clock
p. m. in the society's room I'm the
court house
j. A. Knapp. Secretary
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

DR.. William Smith have returned to
Kirksvllle, Missouri, to resume their
studies In the American school o!
Osteopathy.
Harry Hipsher left yesterday for
Kirksvile. Missouri. He IS a student
In the Missouri state Normal school
,at that place.
Miss sadamae Allen returned from
Paulding today, where she has spent
the past two weeks with her father,
Mr.. G. II. Allen.
Miss Anna Morrey returned to Cen
terberg Yesterday. after spending q
few days with Mrs. " T.. Dombaugh
On east Center street.
Miss Helena Mouscr has returned
from Portsmouth where she attended
a house-party at the home OF a school
friend.
Chester Fulton, travelling salesman
for the William r. Hart company. Of
Cleveland, has resumed his duties aft
er months vacation spent In this
city
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Girls Grcnt CHANCE.

Evanston, Ill, Jan 4.--Magistrates
Boyer and Harrison have offered to
marry any girl who pops the ques-
tlon" free during leap year. Now.
Harrison offers in addition a pound
Of tea free to each couple.