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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
CHICAGO on TRAIL
Of GUNNER AnO
LABOR SlUeGERS
lives OF Dcrelict Attorney and Grand
Jurors Threatened BY Rough. NecAs,s
Who Have Tcrrori1oti CITY.

Chicago, Dec. %.--TWenty-hvo OF
the fifty-four men indicted a. labor
sluggers and conspirators appeared
In the Criminal Court today and gaya
bonds for their release. While reports
were freely circulated that others OF
the indicted men had taken flight 70
Canada, 1t was established tonight
that number Of these were only In
hiding In the city util the bond ques-
ton was settled. ana until they couhf
arrange for personal securities FOR.
fheor release.
The cases OF the indicted labor man
took sensational turn In another d.
rection in the court proceedings this
afternoon. when Assistant States At
torney Case told Of personal threati
and warnings he had received when ID
became known indictments soon were
to be returned. The letters, he aaId1
he had destroyed, and no attention.
had been paid TO the telephouo
TREATS. a.
Not only my dife and property. buA
the lives and property Of several
grand jurors were threatened by un~
signed letters and telephone calls." he
said. Since hearing some Of thSea
men talk over the phone asking abcul
bail, think have good idea from
whom several Of the threats came.
They ought 10 be In jail. and we shall
push these cases rapidly to got them
there
On the plea Of the attorney for tho
defendants. who said they would do
their best through friends and refas
tiyes TO have the mining men rs
turned to the city. the court finaily
fixed the bonds at t3.see fpr sacn q
the forty-six indictments against eaca
man. or q total Of 111S.eee Tor every
case. sxasS
While the dsfsna1ent1 attosnt1
were arranging bonda ~ - Ina1y ~
possible of thetr clien&& 0n11Go A.
tornSy Hoyns insus4 : n elk ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
Hour Not Made Known and
Invitations Confined to Mem
bers Of Families
CEREMONY AT HOME
OF THE FAIR BRIDE
Generally Believed Honeymoon
Trip Will Be in Southern
Waters on the Good Yacht
MayAower

Washington, Dec 4s-Presideut
Wilson and Mrs Norman Gait will be
married Saturday. December IS. two
weeks from today, at Mrs Cats
home, 1908 Twentieth Street north
west, according to q formal announce
mont made today at the White House
1t was Also announced that the only
guests will be MrA Cats mother, her
brothers and sisters. tho Presidents
brothers and sisters. his daughters
and the members of his immediate
Household. No invitations Will be Is
sued.
Ho0eymoon Plans Unknown.
No announcement was made re-
gArding plans for a honeymoon, but
was expected that the President
and his bride will leave Washington
soon after the ceremony for some
whore In the South.
Beyond the simple announcement,
Of the date. absolutely nothing more
could be obtained. The Pfesiden,
himself dictated the brief announce.
ment. failing to give the hour for the
ceremony, and White House officials
were unable TO supply tho deficiency
asserting that they did not know ths
time. They were also unable to sup
ply tho name OF the min'ste wl1s
win perform the ceremony. another
interesting omission nthe part OF tn.
Pa resident.
Clergyman Not Announced.
It has been presumed that the mar
rtaEe ceremony would be performed
by Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. rec
tor OF g. Margaret's Eptscopa
Church. Of which Mrs Gait ID = mem
Der. but II u known that DIR. 6mitl
has not haen spoken 70 upon the sub
1sct, and Il wa aaid today on zoo.
authority that thu otaciAttng minists
| might ~ Rev. 6yivestcr Beach. pas
Tor ~ the PFssnyteriAn Church i
Miises Gn,iiy. Il Va Dr. s Beach 8 WIN sh'
performed the ceremonies unitin,
William q. McAdoo to Miss Eleano
Wilson ard Francis B. Sayrss to Mis-
Jessie Wilson. DR.. Smith IL expecte,
20 aseist ct the simple ceremony tina
- foraehadowed In tho announcement
The failure to name the hour To-
the ceremony y believed to have beer
rremeditated on the part Of the Presi
dent To have announced the houl
would mean. It In feared by some, tn,
gathering Of hundreds and probabl,
thousands Of curious people In tn,
vicinity OF Mra Calls home. although
As rule Washington people nevel
modest or bother . President Of
members Of their families with undu,
attentions on tho streets Of the city
Strangers have often remarked on tn,
freedom with which Presidents wall
or rtds through Washington thor
cughfares. absolutely assured Of no
being motested IN any way.
Pan 10 Handle Crowd.
Police and secret service onIcial.
fear that even with the hour un.
known the streets near Mrs. Gait!
home viii be packed Saturday tn,
18th. but arrangements have beer
made for full service to handle an,
number Of people who may appear
II became known. however, that thu
wedding probably would occur after I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
MANY CHA|RnANSH|PS
FALL TO THE SOUTH
OF Fifty Eight Committees of Lower
House southern Members Head
ThirtyS Seven.
yIRGINIANS HOLD MANY
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
F1ood, Hay, Jones and Glass At Their
Former PostS-Rural Credits. Ship
ping, Preparedness and Revenue
Great Issues TO Settle.

Washington, Dec. As q result OF
caucus OF the House OF Representa-
lives of the fifty-eight committees of
the new House Southern members win
occupy thirty-sevsn chafrmanships.
Fwenty-cne were allotted to Demo-
cratic m embers rom the North AMI
West OF committees Of first rank
only one will be directed by a Demo-
crat outside of the South. This honor
fell to Representative Fitzgerald, Of
New York. who will succeed himself
as chairman Of the Committee on APP
preparations.
1t is conceded that national defense
will be the big question for considera-
ton in this Congress. The work will
be divided between the Committee on
Naval Affairs and the Committee on
Military affairs. Representative
Padgett. of Tennessee. Is chairman OF
the Naval Committee, and Represen-
tative Hay, OF Virginia, head OF tho
Military Committee.
The Committee on Ways and Means
originates revenue legislation. and
makes up the comnitte lists for the
Democratic side of the House. 1t is
headed by Representative kitchin, of
North Carolina.
The administration ship bill will be
referred either TO the Committee on
! Merchant Marine of the Committee on
Naval Affairs. Representative Alex
ander Missouri is chairman of the
former committee. The ship bill Is
one of the principal items on the adj
ADMINISTRATION program.
Next In Importance comes rural
credit legislation. 1t will be consld-
cred by the Committee on Banking
and Currency, OF which Representa-
tive Glass is chairman.
List of Committees.
Here is list OF other committees Of
the first rank with their chnirmen:
Judiciary. which passes on all trust
legislation and constitutional amend
meuts, Representative Webb, Of North
Carolina. chairman. Interstate and
Foreign Commerce. which originates
legislation and deals with all COM
mercial phases of shipping, both for
eign and domestic. Adamson, of Geor-
gia.
Rivers and Harbcrs, sparkman. of
Florida.
Agriculture, Lever. OF South Caro-
lima.
Foreign Affairs. Flood. Of Virginia
Postoffices and Post Roads. Moon,
Tennessee.
Indian Affairs Stephens, of Texas.
Insular Affairs. which will report
$1,000 ---------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
I'm Address Letter to Presi-
dent From Ccnstantinople,
eAaking Him to Mediate
eRMAN PRESS Is
divided IN SENTIMENT
ventlow Urge. England Must
be Punished--Report Is That
Au Of Belgium Except Ant
vverp 10 to Be Restored

nrAoea Dec. THE mementous
'1nlon reached by the German gov
Sansnt 70 psrrnit the discussion OK
keo terms In the Reichstag - re-
fled hare a. the clearest indication
g Germany 10 prepared TO lay down
= arms II acceptable conditions can
. obtained. The governments de-
4cn. following tho authorization
In 10 the German press Tor . frss
eusolon Of peace possibilities, ana
discussion of an almost unanimous
Fire to end the war, along with the
rornmentai sanction OF the So
|nsts plan to bring about a peace
5the Reichstag. lends to Thursday
lion OF that body an Importance
{ach It IL impossible to everest
tie.
fhe entire world il awaiting eager
the speecs, ef the imperial chan
'er, Meanwhile. the widest ru-
fs are current.
HE latest OF these. coming from
8 Hague and obviously from Ger
q source, Is to the effect that tho
fAcr intends to proclaim peace on
arrival at Constantinople. II IL
&rted ON the highest authority,
prsiinr 10 the rumor--the name OF
.highest authority" Il not given
the Kaiser will Sand letter to
t1asst WILSON. Ns9sng him 10 Aa-
= the role OF mediator. The Int
this rumor GOES on. will declare
4 Germany did not want the war.
acf. the letter will say. was forced
England and Russia Atrocities
30 denied energcticAliy. The hour
e hand, the letter will continue. 10
. the bloodshed ana permit Europe
heal her wounds with . bountiful
kre.
veM Glvs Up All But Antwerp.
Germany viii offer. through Pres
Mt Wilson, to evacuate tho invaded
Sartments OF Francs ana al OF Bel
Inn except Antwsrp, and to ne
k1n4o with Great Britain regarding
possession Of Antwerp. Poland
j - declared autonomous the IN
Hod provinces Of Russia WI b. re-
rea and ssrbia's Independence
SrAnteed.
II the other hand, the freedom Of
ooA9' n to be guaranteed. and
kG1nl pr4vtlegee are % be granted to
1nan commerce.
q Aso Of . refusal Of these terms,
harding - the rumof. Germany is
N9mtned upon . war of extermina-
gAeoe proposatn which already
- besn suggestsd OFTEN In whole
i osne1nnsA On rAss NisvszA)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
CONGRESS TO MEET
AT NOON TOMORROW
Democratic Leaders Earnestly Dis
cussing Questions Of Prepared
ness and Revenue.
REPUBLICANS JOCKEYING
FOR POLITICAL POSITION
With Large Representation They Will
Attempt to Make All Possible Cap3-
tai Of Any Differences Which May
Arise.

Washington, Dec 4.--The SIXTY
fourth Congress Will convene on Mon
day with the Democratic leaders
earnestly discussing tho question OF
national defense, and not altogether
determined as to what measures
shall be introduced to raise the reve-
nues needed to prepare the army and
the navy against the time OF possible
warfare
Notwithstanding the popular de-
mand for preparedness there is a
deep. current of sentiment against
large appropriations for the two mill
tary establishments. This is notably
true OF the delegations from the
Southern States.
1t may, be said that the adIninistra-
ton has been told that IL the aues-
ton is treated in a partisan way ac-
ton may be delayed for months. Il
not prevented altogether, It IL esti-
mated that from twenty-five to sixty
Democrats, according to the size OF
the defense plan, are likely TO vote
against this particular administration
policy.
Among members Of the three partie.
national defense oyershadows every
other question that will have consider
alton at the coming session. The need
for additional revenues Is part OF
the defense proposal.
Repuhlfcana to Make Capital.
On the revenue phase of this problem
n least tho Republicans are hopeful
Of making a lot OF political capital
In the past two Congresses the Re-
nubltcans were torn by factionai
troubles. At this session they will
have 1877, members in the House against
about las in tho former body. and ac-
cordingly will be quick to take ad-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
FORD'S ARGOSY OF
PEACE SETS SAIL
Attache of German Consulate Surrenders On
Charge Of Heading lncendiary Campaign

San Francisco, Dec. 4.-Baron George Wilhelm
Brincken atache of the German consulate at this port
surrendered tonight the Federal authorities the
charge of being the head of the alleged dynamite squad
that has destroyed munitions plants in all parts OF the
country He released $4,000 bail United States
Attorney w Preston who caused the arrest declared
fifty overt acts could be charged to Brncken. The
warrant against him based information furnished
by Lewis J. Smith, confessed dynamter Won Brincken
and Charles c. Crowley, in custody are alleged to
have had Smith continuously their employ since May
/, of this year.
IT is known on reliable authority that number OF
other arrests will be made in San Francisco vicinity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
Total Ford Party About 100.
But Actual Peace Delegates
But Few More Than Fifty
SAYS HE DOESN'T
KNOW PLAN WILL USE
Leaves az His Last Message
Boost. Boost for Peace
To Visit Belligerent Countrie.
No Matter What Happens

New York. Dec. 4.--Amsd scenes 10
extrasagantly remarkable as to be all
most beyond belief, Henry Fords
peace ship, Oscar H.. backed out from
it's pier At Hoboken this afternoon.
bearing a strangely assorted c. mpany
that has proclaimed that 1t will stop
the war.
toward expectant Europe at O'Clock.
but series OF extraordinary happen
ings kept it at the pier until juse
3:13. In tho hours wait the crowd
OF fully $4,000 that jammed this Scan
dinavian-American Line dock and
boiled over into side streets, cheered,
wept, laughed and cat-called, as Ny.
Ford himself, and one or another OF
his more or less celebrated passen-
speeches, or otherwise 10 entertAi1.
Total OF leo In Party.
A careful count Of tho passenger
list shows that LAG sailed in the first
and second cabins, which we're rs
served exclusively for the Ford party,
and decorated with stuffed doves ard
olive branches. At Ieast : dosan more
came lAte aud were not listed, and
probably TO made up tho party. OF
these. however, thirty-nins we're iist-
ed az Newspaper or mAeaxinA corre-
spondents. three az movie msn, And
twenty-five ~ college students. This
would leave ninety-six from whom
must be deducted tho multifatioua &C.
retaries. assistants and stenographers
OF Mr.. Ford and about every body e3se
Of the peace stan. Probably tho actual
peace delegates did not exceed fifty.
Through such confusion AZ could
scarcely be imagined, William T.
Bryan. Thomas A. Edison. John Bur-
roughs. the naturalist. and others OF
lesser note. made their way. pointed
at, plucked at. GOD bleed you-ed."
to bid God-speed to the man who has
made = success OF selling Aitomo biiHe.
and now essays. like King CAnutA, TO
force back the rising tide OF the world
war.
Cheers For Everybody.
There we're speeches galore on The
deck aboard tho ship. where nothing
les than pandemonium rsigned There
was the band playing Il Didn't Raise
My Boy to Be Soldier there was
Mr.. Bryan acting as witness to .
hasty marriage whose altar lightx
fConttuuAA IN pa~n ElAyA~N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
EanAAY WILL ASK
E)R EVIDENCE As TO
b0I-tD AND Won PAPtN

. - yss Ansrssaa Czuissr u
- ousosssees - TAsoe MeA b
~ Dvsne II Allies DscaAn1Ag Il
bnxuauA IAsn wisA safe CsnAuets,
Eyv1shansten. Dee. l-CermaAy
I'm net Dermit the eases 81 Cay
SAns Dsy-lnA anA voa Paps. 90 -
hoseA with the U~re request BY
~ gsvsrnsaent tor thesr recall.
|ssssany VIII i~~ist ursr = state
heat ~ the evidences ~Ion which
~ UniteA Staten has taken tAts
49,.
5ishoaEh no instructions have
fhsS Washington from Berlin ~ yet,
II, IL good reason u believe that
sstaaE EoyAynnent not only will
I'M Il safe concuct for the recalled
Eek AID nasai attaches. bur also
9ssaest similar guarantees for
@.s.s.aas.3rs OF Boy Ed and Won Papen
k.g9iF tsaraey from Germany to the
HE'D statas. In othar words, Ger
Hi will insist upon nHrning officers
Buceesd the two attaches. and will
IN upon IHS GntVSo StAte8 10 SGe
e they ara permitted TO get ia
khington in safety.
this course 10 pursued BY Germany,
new seems likely. very interesting
|tions will be raise.
here is little doubt that the alIies
be willing to grant safe con.
10 Boy Ed and won Papen on theis
Urn 70 Germany. but whom II comes
|khe successors to Boy Ed and Won
an, however. 1t II another mat
Mere 10 grave doubt here whethes
"a Britain and her allies would even
lder = request for tho safe con-
u representatives who were OBJ
Saly going out to promote the eff
hey Of the German military machine
'fepresentlng II here In the matter
buying supplies and In other Ways.
there 10 doubt whether
Unitsd States government would
~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

San Francisco, Ca, Dec. <.-San
Francisco representatives Of the Great
Northern Steamship Company to-
= grit reluctantly Adntitted the report
Cd presence Of Q man BY tho name OF
.ns.rtin aboard the crippled eteAmsh p
Minnesota who Is suspected Of belnS
4 hireling Of . German consula- ageEt.
and that Martin boastsd In Seattle
that tho vessel would never roach III
destination.
This information 10 said to have
teeu turned over TO ofdctAis OF Bal.
four. Guthrie a Co. 1t Seattle. today
BY British secret service men ana fo-.
warded to the general o11cAs Of the
steamship company in St. Paul.
Martin Il said to be = water tender
aboard tha eunnssota, and - re-
ported to b = prisoner by order OF
Captain Thomas w. CAriick. A dis.
patch from st. Paul received to.
night stated Mat the general ofices
OF this Great Northern StsAmship
Company in that city had been In
formed that three men. supposed to
be German spies. are In the ships
brig. charged with attempts to wreck
the vessal and having -succesded In
Gripping IT,
G. w. Wiley. port captain Of thu
steamship company In 5eattle, who
has been in SAn FrAncisco for the
past three weeks, tonight confirmed
the report that British secret service
men in Seattle had informed the COM
pany about Martin and his boasts.
Upon arriving hers the Minnesota
viii 60 into drydock. II ~ indicated
that Il will require a month. possibly
lon9er TO make the necessary repairs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
SEA WAS ROUGH;
| VERONA ESCAPED
U-Boat Bent On Sinking Italian Liner
But Could Not Aim Properly
On Account Of Waves.

New York. Dec. Captain ST.
none Gull. Of the Italian steamer
Verona, which arrived here today at
ter having been chased by a subn.a-
rine In the Mediterranean on Nover1-
Der -. said heavy sea which caused
the submarine to roll and pitch was
the chief factor In enabling the steam
or to eltide the undersea boat.
Captain Gull said the supms.rins
did not fly q nag. nor did 1t appear
to have = number and he raid tnere
was no way he could tell whether II
was German or Austrian, Otaer of-
fcers. however. expressed the belief
that the craft was German u-boat
We were about ITO miles west 81
the straits OF Bonidaiio on Noventhes
49," said Captain Gnii, when large
submarine appeared on tho surface
about two miles on our starboard side
and sitehtly astern. There were NO
signals and immediately put on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
GREAT DECREASE N
LONDON DRUNKENNESS
First week Of Restricted Drinking
shsws Beneacial Eject In Stresg-
Hold Of Worlds Drink Iramc.

London. Dec. THE frst week Of the
restricted drinking hours has shown
a strong decrease In the number OF
prisoners arraigned in the police courts
on charges OF fntoxlcation. The num-
Der in Bow Street decreased from forty
in the preceding week to twenty-five
In the hrst week In which the restric-
tons were operative. Eastman had
only one case OF drunkenness In the
week. Other localities show decrease
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
ADD lATInS
At CLOSE QUARTERS
Deliver Two Attacks Of Great
Violence.

Rome. Dec. 4,-Perhaps in the hope
OF creating . diversion and thereby
relieving the pressure on Goritz and
their Isonzo limos. perhaps believing
that the Italians had weakened their
lines In other districts to strengthen
their attack along the Isonzc, the
AustrfAns. delivered two attacks, the
second OF great violence. against the
Italian position In the Ponale zone.
wsa Of Lake Garda, last night.
The Arst attack was made near San
BArtcl0moo. village at the foot Of
the m0uutAin Of the same name north
Of 6alo. on the western shore Of Lake
0ArdA. The attack was repulsed.
The necond and more violent attack
was made north Of Pre-. on the north
which the waters Of Lake Lcdro now
into Lake Garda The village il only
about two ana half miles northwest
AZ RIGA, and u connected with tho
latter BY : road which foliowa the
river along the northern side Of the
Ledro valley to Lake Garda. and then
skirts the shore Of the lake. north OF
RivA
An intense artillery are precsdes
the infantry attack. Masses Of In
fantry then we're hurted against the
italian positions and, though thrown
back Tins and s9ain. the assaults
wera repeatdn until the Austrian
troops succeedAd In gvtting Z foothold
In sotn1 parts % the Italian trenches,
A hand-to-hand dght followed and
the Austrians were driven back ana
routed. Five hundred Austrian dead
were loft on the Held.
News fr0m the IsonSo front 4
- 4 -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
LODGE Of SORROW Of
RICHMOND tLks TODAY
Memorial Address % h b. Jo4m A.
LAmb-Splonlld 1fns1L Prograa
Ii AETnnee6

.s.a iN1n~ Lamb Ae1 4A1lynr the ms
mdrfaf address during the csramoniAl
Of tbs annual ledge Of sorrow 81 Rich.
mon1 Lodge. No. ~, n =. q. MIA =
the Academy Of Music q $50 o'clock
this afternoon Il moSe Appropriate
memorial services. which ars very TIM
pFss11vss and the usual lAr8e attond-
ancs 10 anticipated.
A feature Of thu program TIN ysax
win b. the splendid music which VIII
BE- given by several OF Richmond'a
est-known MngerA
The honored dead OF the lodge who
have passed during the last twelve
months are: Lewis r. Gaines. GeorGt
T. Hogg. w. l. Booker, C. +. Loehr
H. w. Hutchinson. James McQrAw. a
q. Smith. John Mann, Jr.. v. c. Donati
Charles E. Smith. Henry Solomon and
J. r. Powell
{, The progr6m follows.
Overture. der Tambcur. De,
Carde" Academy orchestra.
Prayer. Rev. G. o. Pardo-
Quartet, Crossing the Bar r. I.
Tucker, Joseph whittsmore. Calvin
Burnett ana Howard Bryant
Open ceremonies. during which
names Of honored dead since the Las
memorial will be called, EXALTED
Ruler William Grimmell and officers
Eik4 opening ode.
Solo. 't0od WIN Wipe Away Al
Tears. Mrs. Van Ripper.
Trio. Fountain Of Love Eternal.
Mra Van Ripper. Mr.. Tucker. MI
Burnett
Solo. IF With All Your Hearts,
Joseph whittemore.
Address. John A. Lamb.
Duet IA Fora del Degt1no." Mr.
Whittsmore. Mr.. Bryant
Quartet, ''Hark. HArk Ny eoul!''
Closing exercises. Richmond Lodge
No. -.
Bsnedictiun. Rev. c. O. Pardo.
March, Annhauser." Academy
orchestra.
The memorial committee 10 com.
posed Of William Peristein, chairman
and Robert wait. Thomas Boudar
Henry Rueger. and elective officers o,
the lodge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

CHARGED With Reckless DRIVING.
A B. Belts. q salesman. thirty
eight years old. wab axfp1eed last
night. charged with cArelsasiy and
through the city streets. He was ro-
iease3 on bail promptly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
REICHSTAG WILL,
DISCUSS PEACE
MINNESOTA DrsABLED.

ship $50 Miles Out From Sam Fran
Cisco-Thrcc Conspstaeors Held.
St. Paul, Dec. IA telegram
received at the Central Great
Northern Offices hero today indi-
Gates that three uaom aboard the
Great Northern steamship Mlnne-
sota, 76O miles from San Fran
cisco. arc Icing held by the ships
Officers following discovery Of .
plot to prevent supplies. reaching
Eng land. Tho vessel n said to b.
disabled and under tow.
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Cs1tiHas4 ~ Pass M,sxsn1
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tcs.elses1 - 80 T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

Have you soasethin9 ~
sell? The vireinfan's want
Ad Columns win auA .
ready buyer. Call Mad
1888.
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each day.