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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
ACCIDENT
CAUSES SOLDIERS DEATH

Harrisonburg. Va, July s.-Lieut
Louis Edward Snapp. of Winchester,
who was injured in an automobile ac-
cident last Tuesday on the Valley
Pike. Just south of Winchester died at
the hospital In that city Friday after
noon from internal injuries sustained.
The car in which Lieutenant Snapp
was riding contained six other men
and when the driver, Louis Myers
lost control. the auto skidded into a
telephone pole, iniuring everyone in
the car slightly, hut seriously injur-
ing the young soldier. He was taken
to the Winchester hospital. where hc
fingered from Tuesday night until FRI
day afternoon, when he died.
Among the party was GRAY Bever-
ley, of Winchester, who Is well known
In Harrisonburg
Lieutenant Snapp served during the
European war and was awarded the
Croix de Guerre for gallantry in ac-
ton. He had been home from over
seas duty but a few days when he met
his death in the accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
r.ar, Party and Lawn Fete.

An interesting event this afternoon,
~ the card party and midsummer
RInwn fete to be given from ALSO to
III 6clock on the lawn Of the Soldiers
&fosne by the grand children OF the
auxiliary to the L. d. Z.
1Hhn proceeds will go to the aged
s2oapIes. which the grandchildren sup
sSD4. Miss Louie Milheiser is In
x6harRe Of the card party. and VIII
a assisted by Mrs. Arthur Via, Mrs.
+ q. Valentine, Mrs. l.. O. Moore
|&nA Mr.. Sproul Bienner.
n 0thor chairman for the affair. are;
s1Hfa b. A. Blenner. ice cream and
r1kae: Miss Annie Crump. candy;
NJ Katherine Lynch and Miss
Gaete Rudd, ticket Mrs. Melvin
T0dd, grab bag: and Mrs. j. X Bow
sssan. music. Tickets for the lawn
sfN4A and card party. include refresh
1mants. The veterans viii be guests
a1f the auxiliary and will enjoy an
10 cream treat should the weather
- unfayorabie the party will be held
ILL the building Of the home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Harrisonburs, Va. July s.Tht
Twenty-thtrd annual session Of ths
Royal Arch chapter. Masons. met to
day at Hotel Elkton, the sessions "a
continue throughout the week.
This annual meeting Ii called tn,
Valley Royal Arch school Of Instruc-
ton and each year from forty to nifty
members OF the Masonic fraternity
assemble for one week and hear inter
esting lectures on Masonry
The annual sermon this year will be
preached by Companion H. b. Lee
Keystone. r. A. C. No. So. On Satur-
day night it is the intention of the
school to have supper in body, after
which Companion Joseph L. Carson
will Institute his Irish Table Lodge
all members Of the school being eliGi-
BILE TO membership. The ritual Of
this degree is Of modern origin and
win be In charge Of Companion Car
son
An address will be given by the
Grand High Priest j.. II. Price, at the
opening Of the evening session at s
p. NJ. on July 8. and 1t is hoped to
have Companion J. Aston Cabeli pres
emit
Twenty-one chapters were In at
tendance at the school last year. they
being from the following lodges:
Norfolk. Staunton. Luray. Warran.
ton. Harrisonhurg. Richmond. Ports.
mouth. Culpeper, Alexandria, Shenan-
doah. Edinburg, Covington. Winches-
ter. Clifton Forge. The Plains, Rich
mond, Lexigton, Front Royal. Warm
Springs. Chatham and Charlottesville
The officers of the school are:
W. y. McChesney, president, Staun-
ton; w. A. James. vice. president
Richmond. r., S. Ruches, secretary
and treasurer. Harrisonhurg. ]. T
Cochran. instructor. The Plains
James r. Price. assistant instructor
Richmond: William Chapman, assis
ltant instructor, Fortmouth. james
Bowman, assistant instructor, Roa
noke; Fl. b. Lee. chaplain. Charlottes-
VILE.
The school this year gives promise
Of being more largely attended than
any year since Its organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Washington, July s.-The ~ "
government has refused to ofK1r rNt&e
than ssoo.ooo,ooo Tor army foo1 n12 &
00,000.000 which the Wnr ~. Iss ~
ment hoped to dispose OF ID ~ 1Si So
This statement was made ~ q NJ.
Rare, director OF sales, Beforo nh 800
mittee Of the congressional rursxnif41o
anvestigating the war Department. 81
SECRETARY Baker rejected tho 0lExrs
Mr.. Hare added, ana has ordofa0 A6IS'
% Europe to take complies ckar15
OF all surplus supplies ana 06e6{
,netr sale or return to this cOuuffS.E
IN THIS task. he will superced0 Ges.s
erai rersntrE and the liquidation conl.
mission. headed BY Judge Parker. n.
sofar as SURPRISES are concerned a. 81
The property for which the FrHnnl.
were willing to pay such 4 rfdiculAst1a
price includes modern docka. rsa5
estate. railroads. and much addltioiSnts
fixed property. aside from A6ormrSsSI
supplies. tMr. Hare admitted. ~. &
ever. that he had practically no knosvi. 3
edge of the detailed character 40
amounts Of goods he will be cait4d S,Ns
on to sell abroad. Hc did not beli6YA
any one IN this country has any accu-.
rate knowledge on the subiect sas
I do not believe there ID m fnvAy,.
tory In America" the director Of sases
said. ~ D al
Representative johnson. Of 0cuth
Dakota. chairman OF the subcommit.
tee. told the witness that he believed
II Is the sentiment Of the COMMITTEES.
that insofar as the return Of the s,ip-,
plies TO this country would assist u n.
ducing the cost of living. that course
should be pursued, not wholly Wtthotaf
regard to the pecuniary return. Aut
with reducing costs here As the art
consideration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
APPLE GRO
II IS DEcLARFD'



crs 70 Grease Up Cider Presses.
seaford. Del, July Prospects
ere excellent in this section for a
bumper apple crop and farmers are
expecting to realize fancy prices. The
June crop Ii about over and the trees
are stiii laden with 4 boundtiful supply
Of young fruit The limbs of many
J1ne apple trees are hanging near the
ground owing to the weight OF the
fruit. One farmer near here picked
eighteen apples on one twig In his
orchard a few days ago. This also
m saifs there will be- 4 Koodly supply
Of cider and vinegar this fall. Owing
to the fact that the country Is going
dry many who had old cider presses
laid by In their barns are resurrecting
them and putting them in prime or
der for the making OF cider when the
time comes.
The huckleberry crop is also show
Ing up well and the high bush berries
are bringing from s to 20 cents per
quart.
This crop. which a few years ago
was not shipped from here to any
great extent. is now one Of the lead
ing crops. and many realize handsome
profits from ii. The berries grow.
thrive best. and swarms of pickers go
hack and forth daily with their pals,
Some OF the pickers average from So
to SIS a day.
Blackberries arc still coming in and
bringing fancy prices. ranging all the
way from IS to 81 per crate
The raspberry crop is about over.
hut few are still on the market
bringing from 10 TO Is cents ner
quart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
AUTO GOES OVER BANK
WITH FIVE OCCUPANTS

Harrisonhurgf Va. July s.--Wha'
came near being very serious acct
dent occurred Saturday evening near
F'ulks Run, when an automobile con-
tanning five persons went over an en-
bankment and rolled end over end to
the bottom, a distance of more than
100 feet. The car was owned and
was being driven by Harvey Roadcap
and only one of the occupants was in
jured. although all FIVE went to the
bottom with the car remaining in II
unit lit rested on the bottom of the
ravine into which it fell. Raleigh
Trumbo was badly bruised and re-
ceived several cuts, but no bones were
broken.
The car got beyond control of the
driver and plunged suddenly over the
embankment. The brakes were ap-
piled but they failed to hold the ma
chine in its mad fight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Jim JENKINS EARNS
HIS CR0IX De GUERRE

Beuna Vista, Va. July 9.-James
jenkins. second son of b. J. jenkins,
of this city, was drafted for the war
and left for overseas duty more than
a year ago. He braved the dangers OF
submarines and everything else, in
cident TO modern warfare, with trench
warfare, machine gun nest and all
other contrivances of the treacherous
Huns to captayre the American boys,
but with no avail in Jims case. He
even dared to attack a machine-gu
nest alone, which he succeeded in
taking. of the number, two were kilt
ed and the rest captured, and brought
to camp by Jim, without any assist
ance from anyone for which he re-
oeived the Croix de Guerre, the French
badge of honor for distinguished serv-
Ice, their highest distinction. Jim re-
Gently returned To the city. having
received his honorable discharge from
the army with a clean record. After
reaching the city and receiving the
congratulations of his friends he went
down to the Woods and has been
captured by lone woman, in less
than two weeks Possibly, this was
not modern warfare, but an old time
capture. The woman was Miss Mag
gle WOOD, daughter of Henry Wood,
OF Amherst county. who recently NOV
ed to this city. After obtaining GER
tain papers from A. M. Rucker. clerk
Of the court, they proceeded to Rev
+. f. Sumper. who acted as Court
Marshal after examining the said
papers and asking few questions
and receiving satisfactory answers, he
being well-versed in the Book of the
Law pronounced sentence of a life
term" Jim will possibly have some
privileges, accorded him by his cap
tor. but the sentence OF the court is
for life. Jim appeared to be pleased
with the verdict, 1t seemed to be as
light as he expected. He likes the
penalties for captives Of this kind In
America lots better than what he has
seen melted out to captives on the
other side OF the sea The writer of
this article congratulates jim on his
captive, for which he received a medal
of honor in France, also for hts being
captured in this city and by the one
who drew the prize. May his sentence
be served as faithfully and honorably
as his record has been in the service
of his country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
FREDERICKSBURG WOMAN
ENDS LIFE WITH POISON

fredericksburg, July s.--Mrs, So
phia Hall Boiling. wife OF Mr.. NJ. l.,
Boiling, took her life early Saturday
morning by drinking carboiic acid
Mrs. Boiling had been in bad health
and despondent for some time. She
was missed from her home Saturday
morning and when search was made
she was found on the second floor OF
a kitchen building in rear OF her
house. DR.. G. Mason Smith was hur-
riedly called, but when he arrived life
was extinct.
DR.. John r. Cole, coroner. was no.
titled, but deemed an inquest unneces
sary An empty bottle which con-
tanned the acid was found by her side.
The deceased Is survived by her
husband and two sons, aged twelve
and eight years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

has just reached us and we are very
glad indeed to note that your COM
our joint industrial development.
"As soon As possible after the 10th
instant, when you know exactly how
much you will be able to subscribe,
will you kindly advise us the exact
amount and in what bank or banks in
Petersburg our joint fund will he
deposited so that we can arrange to
deposit an equal amount.
Our plans are now under way.
covering this joint development work
and only await information from you
as to the exact amount that will be
available so that we can be guided
sordingly."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

the guest or her brother, the remain
der az the summer months.
Miss Elizabeth Wall has returned
to the city. after a pleasant stay at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs Walter Irhy. OF Blackstone. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Robert N. O'Fer-
rcil, on West Franklin street
Miss Fannie Irhy. of Blackstone. is
= patient at St. Lukes hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Kern, arc
the guest OF their brother. Or. Will
liam Kern on the Eastern Shore.
DR.. Garnett Nelson, has moved
into his new home on West Franklin
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

akn Interesting wedding WAS ceie-
2Aol yesterday morning. at 10 80
49k. ia the home of the brides
~. Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
nA1. 3SIs East Grace street. when
laughter, Annie Celeste, became
hride OF Leslie Howard Dawson,
n Mr. and Mrs, W. f. Dawson.
~ premony Was performed by Rev.
wicker. d. D., pastor OF Leith-
- Dap&ist church. Mrs. Eulah
roon. preaided at the piano, play
&k1Aengrins wedding march. as
1sonal and Mendelsohns as
1onal. The parlors were Law
06corated in palm and other
81o pAnnts and presented a pretty
n6c1uresque background for the
aony. The bride was beeomingly
ee1 III = travelling suit of dark
~ With black lace hat and carried
s&rM bouquet OF Marechal Neil
n4s4 The bride only attendant,
+ 1ffna m. Blanche Yates, cousin
4 1ko afoom. who looked charming
4 r. ona4nme Of pink crepe de chine
s7I 49, ,pjnk georgette hat 10 match.
Movers were an arm bouquet OF
p foeebuds. J. Edwin Huband,
9M&A&w of the bride acted as best
Immediately after the cere-
- M. and Mrs. Dawson left for
+ 1Q1Fthern bridal trip and on their
fsDra will make their home al
Hill East Grace street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Unknown Hero Disappcars,

The body of Samuel Archer. the if
teen-year- old colored youth who was
drowned Sunday while bathing in the
river back OF Duniop's factory with
several companions. was recovered
Monday. A white youth who it is
said merits a Carnegie medal was
standing on the bank when Archer
went down and. throwing off his coat.
leaped in and made "A desperate effort
to save the drowning boy. He had to
release his hold on tn frantic strug-
Cling. youth to save his own life. Ev
h ~sted, he reached the bank and dis
appeared without giving his name.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Young Men to HcIn.

committee of fifteen has been ap-
pointed by the Young Mems Business
club to cooperate with the Chamber
OF Commerce for the purpose of
building up agricu7turally the terri
tory adjacent to Petersburg. part
Co. gives $4,000 Is to be given to
this object.
The Young Mems Business club Is
, also promoting building and loan
association of 100000. OF whose
stock has already heen subscribed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
STRIKERS HAVE FIGHT:
ONE NAN Is KILLED

Chicago. July s.-One man 49,
killed. three others wounded ana =
dozen others less seriously wounded
when a battle was fought tonieht -.
tween two thousand striking work.
men and guards at the Argo plant u
the Corn Products Refining company.
Among the wounded were two ehil.
dren. L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Panonlx Wins Race.

Aqueduct Race Track, July s.
Panoply. II. r. Whitney's two-year-
Old flly, made a runaway race Of the
Astoria stakes, the feature of the rae
ing card here today. Half way down
the stretch. Panoply opened up wide
gap between her and the rest OF the
field and was never headed thereafter.
Wendy, another Whitney entry, fin
ished second, out-gaming Flying
Flower in the stretch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Negro Is ParoIed.

Willie Hall, colored, arrested by
Plain clothesmen Eanes and Chandler
yesterday for theft of a pair of leg
gings from the J. o. James shoe store,
was put on probation by Justice Glenn
ents in police court Tuesday. The
lesgings were identified by a repre-
sentative of the company, who said
they were SIS pair and were not car
ried in stock by any other store in the
CITY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
New Once Building.

The Atlantic Coast Realty Co. is
planning to build at the corner of
Tabb and Union streets. an office
building several stories high to be oc-
cupied by 1t and other firms The
building will be one OF the most
modern in the city, Ground will be
broken about September !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Now Post Hospital.

Nearly all the overseas patients in
the hospital at Camp lee have been
transferred to other hospitals and the
Camp Lee institution Is now a post
hospital Four of the reconstruction
aides in Ward 81 who administered
massage and other therapeutic treat
ment to wounded soldiers were dis
charged yesterday and there are now
few patients in the hospital except
Camp Lee army post men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Freed Of Arson Charge.

Thomas Anderson, colored. arrest
ed for arson, was acquitted in hustings
court Tuesday before Judge Null
lem Anderson was charged with burn
ing the dwelling of his wife on June
Z. while the woman and her three
children were in the building. He
was represented by J. r. Barbour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Indictments NolIed.

In the corporation court of Hope
well yesterday Commemorative
torney Amaroso ed-prossed the
fifteen indictments against X. c. Sid
bury, president Of the defunct Peo-
pies bank Sudbury has already been
convicted and fined in one indictment
In connection with the banks failure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Milan, July S-Philip Scheidemann,
ex-chaneellor and leader of the Ger
man majority Socialists. has arrived at
Brissago, on Lake Maggiore, for a
months rest
But the rank outsider in a race Of
ten has the inside track.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Charles Cuthnrt Honored.

Charles III. Cuthbert was signally
honored by the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF New York when he was
the guest of the company's Field
club" for ten days at the Marlbor-
ough Blenheim hotel at Atlantic City.
Mr. Cuthbert's business for the insur-
ance company was in excess of $780,
Gee last yeaF,-and was one of the seven
agents in the entire state TO transact
this volume of business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
W1Ikers<,n-Myers.

Joseph Wilkerson and Mrs Flor
ence Myers both OF this city, and both
widowed, were married in the home of
Ishe officiating minister, Rev. F. w.
Moore, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
MtttA Case.

When the trial OF George Mittos.
charged with arson resulting in the
loss OF three lives in Hopewell was re-
sumed yesterday the accused pleaded
mot guilty" Much OF the evidence
brought out by the prosecution was
built upon Mittos' talkin~ too much
after the IRE. Counsel for the de-
tense are evidently trying to lay a
foundation in which they hope to
show that II the i.e was Of incendiary
origin il was started by Rosa Woods.
the owner of the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Pk,nte, nj Biue Triangle.

The Business Womans club, will
|heiA = picnic Saturday afternoon at
III Blue Triangle, the summer camp
~ tho Y. w. c. A.. which is located
near Westhampton. Miss Minnie
f3ihbs. chairman of the supper COM
e4t94ee u asking all members. who ex-
21et 10 attend to notify her as early
~ noeaibie lat Miller and Rhoads)
n9ppor will be SO cts. and guests can
fake the Westhampton car At Ninth
md Main streets at 4 O'Clock. and
ri on at stop %, the location of the
|camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

s ygo1 11ne.
e. Wedding solemn ned yes-
n $1,000 a $50 o'clock n
1IA Sttut church. was that OF
s " n Aussin, daughter Of
va SSia ~. Il Austin. OF bar
1t1Et1 Is Joseph Carter White,
7I,S sof NJ. Joseph G. white. ST..
T. xatt The ceremony VISA per-
1o1 ~ REV GsoFEe W. McDanssi
ana REV. III. q. g MacA>scn-
Z. n. b. The wedding music Was
+ - ~ shepherd webb. The
- NAa pretti1y decorated Win
SrsS and ferns and lighted candles
SIN NrfdS. Who was given in marriage
- hef father, wore white orEandie
Y ro@ and white hat. Her flowers
80 : shower OF white roses ana
Y - peaA Mrs Forrest NorveH. sis-
I6ip 0f the bride, WA matron OF nohot
go wore a yellow ergandie, with
In Sfnw picture hat and carried yell
arv roeee, The bridesmaids were
S1111s Mary McClendon. Anne Fletcher.
Xna Dora vitski.
II 4hntr dresses were OF pink organize
Il w wore pink hats and carried an
- bouquet OF pink roses ano s~ees
80 The bridegroom had as his
k man. Ashby Peasely and the
SGsnsnen were Edwin WilliaHs,
6x1On Thorpe and Karl Campoeh-
TAae the ceremony reception was
fS26 il the home OF the brides par
The rooms were prettiiy deco
in roses and gladiolas and a
III supper was served Mr.. ana
white left At Sis for an extend
e. 0oAding trip through the North.
~ conclusion OF which. they VIII
173So their home in this city, the
Nk town guests present were Mt
afre. D. NJ Barner. OF Petersburg,
1Gias Mary e. McClendon. OF Mat
~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
fsolden--Shorten

Ihe marriage of Miss Mary Made
uhOrtell. to John A. Golden, was
t. neakad yesterday morning at 1880
Il Peters cathedral, with Rev.
SSSer Louis Roster, as the celebrant.
D. y Mas6ftnl mass proceeded the cere-
Il 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Golden left for
M Ne1dAing trip and ONT their return
n make their home here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Murphy Saws He's Through.

Albany, N Y, July s.--Joseph j.
Murphy. of Troy. Democratic leader
of Rensselaer, county and regarded as
the shaper OF the destinies OF the up
state Democratic organization, an
nounced his retirement from politics
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10

Little Elizabeth picked ur a rose.
whereupon all the petals fell off
Il guess this rose is moulting. man.
ma" she said. The feathers has tum
off,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
EUROPE MAY BE ON VERGE
OF FINANCIAL DISASTER

London. July "a note of grave
alarm was sounded in the house of
commons late today, by Lord Robert
Cecil. In the course of a discussion of
import duties.
II believe" said Lord Robert, that
Europe generally Is on the verge of
a financial disaster of incredible mag
nitude. Those wasting money now.
whether it be the government or pri-
waite individuals. are doing the coun-
try the worst possible injury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-10
Bad Sickness
Caused BY
Acid-StolIlacll

Hpeople only realized tie ajah-6eoosoYana
power OF an acid -s&ome ch- OF th1 many h
OF sickness and mieery Il cAnecs ~0a - No
Y literally wrecks they would guArd ae11nn1
It - carefully IN they do aeAtnoe 11o11p
riague. Ton know 10 an ta9staut t0e 0EoteyW1
tome OF acid atom ach-pains Of fodlReqe4Q1,
distressing. painful bloas: oonT. gany o1n.
sch: heich'ng; food rope Atiu2, Aeals10M, -.
Whenever your stom ach tsela TN Nay yoU
should lose no time In putting \ - t1GAeD II
you dent, serious ccnseQuehc4o olo a11n0o1
sure 70 follow. such - iuteesfnal teynoeeo1loo,
INSTRUMENTATION. Impairment ct III eot3sa
nervous systen. headache. b4ltousoeoo. CIR
rhosis OF the liver. sometimes even cAeaTlA q
Il you are not feeling righs. - 4 \ ~
acid-etomAch that II the eanee 81 youa n
health. Take EArON1c, The woe1esfaI H0t
err stomach remedy. 8ATOl1Q 1Ae1eoe
QUICKLY and surely relieve he paSn. oaQ49
belchtng. and heartburn tAot m0fc4tQ ~.
stomach. MARC tn stomach 6e&o10. eS6Hns
and sweet. ~ Keeping tn ooouanGA r. AooE49s
condition 20 that you can ~ ~ - -
from your food. your Gsaee11 heo1lA o1G ~
Improves. Ree1lte Afv maxve1em1y QM1G6.
Just ~ ATONlC and you ~ ~ - Qun11ps
ssastic - the Thousands Who haye uUo9 i -
who ssy they never droa1e0 anyen1ng eo0)o
hrtnR such UAxye3oue so11af.
50 get . big 6oceas bon q 1A3Q410 -
your dsugeise sodey: II not oao111Glety -
turn + and ~ VIII refund yo3 HG113. s
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