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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16

--Adolph Fortney ard Walter Kueb-
Ter received Mark Master degree in
Masonic chapter last Wednesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Volden of Hanson
Ridge are entertaining their first born
Ia little daughter which arrived Sat
urday morning.
Lola Engler, 16-year-old daugh-
ter of Dave Engler of jefferson town
was taken to Lacrosse for hospital
treatment Monday.
Pearl Fisher has rented a farm
near Sylvan and went there Friday to
take charge. The Censor will follow
him to his new home.
--Berlie Morris, f. E. Henry, Char
lie Honaker and III. f. Goldsmith re-
ceived the rank of Esquire in the X.
p. lodge Thursday night.
"A twelve-foot hose, wire wound
with pressure gauge on it, was lost be-
tween Viroqua and Esofea last week
1t is a part of VirOqua's fire truck,
and the department would greatly APP
preciate its return.
One of our local citizens tells us
story, and he states it happened at a
very prominent home. at occurred
in the evening. / and several Others
NEtC NaAAAASs no VIC NioSfN0 Az thlS
parlor we heard the patter of little
feet at the head of the. stairs above
The mother of this particular home
raised her hand for silence. Hush!
the children are going to deliver then
good night MESSAGE she said softly
1t always gives me a feeling of rev.
erence to hear them. They are sc
much nearer the Creator than we are
and they speak the love that is in then
hearts never so fully. as when dark
ness has come Listenp Then there
was a moment of tense silence. Then
Mamma came the message from
above, Willie found bedbug.'"
A country printer set up poster
to advertise an address by militant
suffragette. Her subject was: "Wo,
man; Without Her, Man Would be 8
Savage" When the speaker called
for the posters the flaming sheets
read, woman, Without Her Man
Would be a Savage" FIX.
Recent new subscribers to the
Censor from Viroqua city are Jane:
Stamford, Mrs. Alfred Vealum, An
drew Olson, John C. Schultz. Harrison
Craigo, N G. Sollie, Frank Hay, anC
VIM. Sehrode.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16
ROBINS, MAPLE SAP, SUNSHINE
The Groves and Williams Sugar Camps
Are In Operation

Spring is here! The CHEEKY song
of robins everywhere! And Hobe
Groves and F. H. Williams have OPEN
ed up their sugar bush plantations and
report fine run of sap. Merchant
Geo. Groves is at the camp assisting
with the work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16
AUCTION

Albert Thompson, having sold his
farm, will sell at che place 2 miles
south of Viroquf., at 10 o'clock on
March "a, horses, 10 head of cattle,
machinery, etc. Shreve, auctioneer.
Mork, clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16

We have just received some extra
heavy plain blue overalls which we
are going TO sell at $3.50. Boys over
alls Of the same kind at 90c and 81
at c. II. Ostrem's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16
This Is The Strongest
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16

Now playing '1SoBEL" or "THE
TRAILS END"
Otto Wroble went to Prairie du
Chen last week to take treatments fpr
He is improving.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16

Reflect the spring season in yaur-
appearance Go to Carl C. Goes jew
elry store and let him show you his
nifty line of jewelry.
, 1921-06-16
A. ]. NESBTTT REALTY CO., INC.
3O5-3Oz O-S Bldg. Phone 766M

~rfs is . buyers market; you lose Al opportunity IL you don't take
advantage Of it,"
D15s-Iarze four room house in southeast part of tn city. Three
additional room finished in the basement; large light airy rooms; eiec-
t. lights. city water in house; hot air heating plant; sneioss sa sun,
rentns it why not buy it; the price is only $500; the terms are only
$1,000 cash and the baiance cal e paid In % equai nohlns aSmen'
Don't pass u this proposition. - - :. -. -.
fneay: city water; electric lights; o n a Inc price Is
oly Sc 300: h terms ART very reasonable
SS pE5-A modern beautiful home or Park avenue pavement; cosein:
mt over SIX blocks from the postoffce; thisi Is a full sized corner lot;
svernen All paid for ;lnice lawn; trees; garage It ear he Is nice
Tveroom modern bungalow: two from rooms are finished IN OAK; ok
noors: large orch. The lot alone worths $1,000; h price OF TIM properly
is ony slo5oo. 1t must be sold tis week. If o are OK for nd a t hs
home. cosein- O. pavement, n n a is worth Tn mons M 'Snn
a bargain beside, e this one Shown by appointment only. hetnfa
cash. balance threeyear mortgage It per cent -, -.
D1152-One fourroom brick house; one oneroom nrcx ous o
w..t railroad avenue; corner lot; all for $4,000 Terms, $1,000 cash. bal
ancsa It SIS per month This is attractive proposition for a refinery
worker.
,r.s inside lot, four lots on south side pavement, Twelfth street for
1900. - - m
large corn Eleventh and Bonnie Brae. 10 <z2oo-
Corner Lincoln and Lind for $780,
Good lot o East Fourteenth STREE or Sl2So- -. -
Good building lots in any part OF tn city e u ma you
want W viii get 1t for YOU
The Market Place for Tonne
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
4. F. Nesbitt Loans Insurance W.B. Barnard
, 1921-06-16
Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals
SOME GOOD HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS

SOME GOOD HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
$500 cas- as nrt payment VIII buy a three-room house o South
Beech street Sine OF house II 15x1o. Large uvinSroom. two roomy
closets. breakfast nook. kitchen. full basement Price s375o: balance
o eay terms
$500 cash $ first payment viii buy a threeroom stueeo home In Ken
ing at a bargain. Price. s1.soc; balance like rent.
$500 cash II first payment. tworoom house. AXIS. ear State Hospt
tai Lot soxi4o. Ffe -
$500 first payment, two room house m Chestnut street; water in
house: connected with sewer. Price. $4,000.
$500 first payment, threeroom house with fun basement Nelson's ad-
dlton. Price. $500.
4 dandy threeroom house o Lambert street; garage; price. $780,.
will trade Tor a hBe car.
$500 a first payment, four room house. near State Hospital Price,.
$500.
Corner lot In South Butler. si1o0-s30o cash.
Good corner lot OF Jefferson. s11oo-s&5o cash .r-t. ar.
Corner lot n choice residential district; s2Sc, terms
Lot cY avenue; price. 81 300; terns q tr
Lot IN Cherry street. $3.50; $500 cash.
% on Twelfth street. price $ 050 cash. sr
Lot in South Butler. $3.50; God terms
Two lots tcorner and insid) near State hospital, s.. 100. A
Three lots in Sheridan Heights addition, 81 900 for the three.
ASK FOR JONES HHrAt
Insurance HARRY FREE Investment
257 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone o6SW
, 1921-06-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR sALE+Two roll-top desks. in
first class condition S67 South Ash
r-ast. Phone 1860. e-lz4t
|FOR SALE-Good organ. $40. 367
South Ash street Phone 1860.
o-14-st
.rOR SALE Universal ~bafl-tsarins
clothes wriEger. So. Fart Apart
'ncnts. Apartment r. Pncne 1862
Ga u
, 1921-06-16
SOME
EXCEPTIONAL
BEAUTIES

To see this little home win n.
temptation to you for Il Is pleasing 70
Q upon and hard to leave. It IS a
bungalow with four rooms
and hath. The hath fixtures are not
connected up. however. Light fixtures
are in and they are classy. There is
a half colorado between the front
room and diningroom. BuiIt-in fea-
lures arc prevalent throughout the
house Outbuildings are also in good
shape Everything is nice and clean.
II you want something classy take a
peep at this. It's a scream. Ask to
see Special O." 800 will handle.
, 1921-06-16
sARrArN AND sUMEY AUCTION
HOUSE.

Buying and selling an the time; best
grade Of secondhand fur niture in the
city: uphoistsring and repairing fur
niture a specially; all work guaran-
teed n returned promptly. 32e West
Yellowstone Phone 1911. s6l7-tf
, 1921-06-16

Just on Second street high Grade apartment building e
SIX well sized apartments, rented for ss75 n month; the pncr
This can be handled on reasonablo nayment down.
, 1921-06-16

A home for n party who has been
accustomed to the best There IN
nothing lacking here. and Il is located
in tho heart OF the city not
blocks southeast of the postof-
flee. There are five rooms and bath
on the first. three rooms and
washroom in the basement There is
also n three-room house on the rear OF
the lot that Is modern except heat.
h lot is eoxi4o feet. $4,000 will
handle this and the price IL right
with deferred payments like rent.
, 1921-06-16

WANTED-Carpenter work. new or
repair work: satisfaction guaran.
teed. Phone 1s02W after 5 O'Clock.
e-ll-6t.
, 1921-06-16

Here Is a brand new house for you.
Never been lived in. It is strictly mod
ern In every respect. Has our rooms
and bath on first floor. and n fuli
basement. This place will certainly
speak for itself. It Is Insured for
IS 900. The price il not $4,000 nor
$1,000. but II is IN thai class. $4,000
and this place Is yours. and listen
$1,000 viii haIdle this with s2b por
month payment to the owner and pur-
chaser to assume building and loan
of s2.50o- This Is one OF the best that
have 10 offer. Come and see.
, 1921-06-16
HOUSEHOLD OOD
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Good used cars; all in
good shape; we sell cars on. COM
mission: do not let your car rot in
your yard. Bring your a over and
we will get you spot ash for 1t. Don't
forget us. Auto Exchange. Fifth and
Center streets. 6-11-l0t
, 1921-06-16
SEE BEN
fled WITH YOUR LOTT

ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR LOTT -
SEE BEN
And bc win quote you Lots, Homes. Business Locations. that VIII suit you.
Fourioom house OF nice level bt on South jackson street overlooking
city: hsi city water: lights This wul make o a nice home. Ask to see
IT. S,soo-siooo cash. balance month";
-Four room home; bath; all furnished: located on two large level lots;
southeast part; empty. ready to nov into; yard all fenced: fine garden
and fol cash the price Is down-s4.ooo.
Ffveroom modern. bunsaIow. o n nice eastfront inside lot; walks:
trees lawn. curb all in; this home is built and arranged that you woud
surely like It: full basement: heat las garage and asst fronting. Seen by
appointment
Large double corner on South Willow. will fourroom house: n chance
to own a place whore you a expand. build more. Price is right at
$4,000; terms
Sishtroom house: bath; that is four room and bath u r and four sn
home IA be bought right and o terms. $500 cash. balance monthly;
LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS
Buy a lot; build a home. Nice large level lot ncar state Hospital
Three large level lots East 18th Terms.
Two mice level lots in Kenwood addition: will sell OF terms; $500 each.
Large corn o Fifth and Mckinley Streets
Large level corncr m East 18th. and fol cash the price is $3.50.
Think of IT.
Lot OF South Oak; first block south of Hsuroad avenue
Location for garage. hotel, rooming housS or apartment.
W. have clients for nice homes on pavement Wei located prop
= stx Of u ilndz - LIT ur nrnncE.
, 1921-06-16

On West Yellowstone; income property. well located; rents
= month on a lease The income Is better than ?. per cent on the
nent and the price is 10000.
, 1921-06-16
POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED POSITION Young mar.
ried man wants employment in Cas-
per; references. Address box 2o2.
Tribune s-15-5ts
, 1921-06-16

Here Is your lucky number. Thr>e
rooms and hath Is the size OF his
place and there IS n garage on tho rear
that was rented As patching quarters
last spring at si7 per month The
lot is 5oxf40 feet. Can use good car
or good lot as part of first payment
on this property. The price is $4,000.
Better sec this at once II Is located
in the southeast part OF town.
, 1921-06-16
AGENTS WANTED

sALEssfEN = Something different.
sells for $3.50. costs you $3.50: So
profit: big repeater. exclusive terri
tory; sample on request Merchants As
ISOLATION, $50 500 building. Minneap-
oils. MINI e-IE-fts
, 1921-06-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR sALE-Beautifui Mehlin piano.
walnut finish; cheap II AIKEN at
once. r. D. Broadbent, Parkerton,
Wye. three blocks south of postoffice.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20

An eagle can exist without food
for twenty days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20

spending the summer. Mr..
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company. He as now located at
Phoenix. AriZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Kolle are to
spend the weekend on a camping
trip at Hagan, N. M.
Forest Ranger Bowyer of AL
pine, N. NJ, has returned to his
post with his wife and his daugh-
ter whom h brought here for an
operation.
Mrs. E. b. Cristy and daughter,
Miss Anne Cristy. will return this
morning from California where
they have spent the summer.
B. C. Hernandez and r. l..
Thornton returned yesterday from
Santa Fe, where they attended
the state republican convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Henry, of
Creede, Colo, are visiting here at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
r. w. Heflin, 420 East Central av-
enue. Mrs Heflin's sister, Mrs.
John Luther of San Juan county
and Mr.. Luther are also visiting
with Mrs. Heflin.
Miss Helen Hurlburt, a graduate
Of the law department of the Uni
versity of Colorado, will take the
position of chief clerk in the law
offices of the Santa Fe railroad
here on September /. succeeding
Charles f. Shulman, who is leav-
ign for Cleveland, o. Mr.. Shul-
man, who is a member of the
Cleveland bar, will resume the pri-
vate practice of law in that city.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
ED OTERO WILL
BE NEUTRAL IN
FALL ELECTION

Eduardo Otero, for many years
the leader of the republican party
in Valencia county and a prominent
figure in state politics. announced
yesterday that he would be neutral
in the coming senatorial election.
II will neither support Bursum
nor the democratic nominee" he
said. "Bursum nor twenty Bur
sums cannot make me a demo-
crat.
"It has been charged that the
nominating committee in the va
lencia county convention was
packed. That is not SO. The COM
mittee members went among the
delegates asking who wanted to
go to Santa Fe and no one so ex-
pressed himself. That is why the
committee brought in report that
no delegates would be sent.
EVERY precinct was represented
in the convention except San Ra-
fael the home Of Silvestre Mirabal.
That precinct only cast four re-
publican votes in the last election
and was given one delegate in the
county meeting. That delegate did
not appear"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
OPEN LION HUNT
IN DISTRICT Of
CINARRON RANCE

w. W. Hotchkiss. a noted hunter
of mountain lions. was in Albu-
querque for short time yesterday
while on his way to the Cimarron
mountains, where he will Join a
party of biological survey hunters
in an organized hunt against
mountain lions in that part of the
country.
Mr.. Hotchkiss has been hunter
for many years, operating chiefly
in the southern part Of the state.
He is also the possessor Of what is
probably one of the finest packs
of lion hunting dogs in the state,
and four Of his veteran dogs were
with him yesterday to accom-a any
the biological survey party on their
trip.
e. L. Pineau. predatory animal
inspector for the survey, left early
in the week for the Cimarron dis
trict and will be in charge Of the
party 1t is expected that the hunt
will occupy about a month or six
weeks, and 1t is hoped to rid the
country of some lions which have
become notorious for their depre-
dations. Other biological survey
hunters who are stationed in the
neighborhood will also participate
in the hunt.
One of the surveys regular
hunters who will take part in the
hunt will be eGeorge Herburger,
who is stationed in the Cimarron
range. A report received from
Mr.. Herburger a few days ago by
the office here stated that he had
recently killed two brown bears
which had been molesting cattle
and game.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
LOCAL ITEMS

I. Coal Supply Co Phones 4 and s.
Miss Florence E. Hickman,
teacher of the city high school,
who spent her vacation with rela-
tiycs an6 friends at Columbus and
other cities in Ohio. has returned
to the city.
Miss Marie Pies, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pies, is In
Chicago visiting relatives ana
friends. Miss Pies does not expect
to return to the city until after the
big Labor day parade in Chicago
: Fred White returned a few days
ago from California. where he has
been spending a few weeks vaca-
ton.
-Four dollars, fun wagon load,
factory wood; limited amount.
Hahn Coal Co.. phone 81.
Miss Maude Games. who mas
spent the past eighteen months IN
Albuquerque, left Thursday to VISIT
friends in Kansas City, on route to
her home in Greenfield, Mo.
TT. ]. Mabry returned yesterday
from Washington, D. c., where ne
has been for the past three weeks
on legal business.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Williams
OF Warren, o., and Mr.. and MIS-
CLYDE Dugan and daughter, Jane,
of Alliance, o., are visiting at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. II. il. Pro-
basco, 201 North Edith street.
Mrs. williams and Mrs. Dugan are
sisters Of Mrs. Probasco.
a. Mrs. A. M. Knudsen and son,
Arthur. of 316 South Sixth street
have returned from Mountainair
where they spent the past two
months.
q George Beckwith, chief clerk OF
the Manzano national forest, has
been transferred to the ranger sta
ton at Tajique.
" Forest Ranger Guy o. Wheeler
ut the Cedro canyon station near
Tiieras has resigned and will go
To Portland, Ore, for the benefit
pf Mrs. Wheeler's health. He Will
he succeeded at Cedro canyon by
G. L. Warnock now on the CHA
national forest.
Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Bryant and
daughter Anabelle of Naco, Ariz.,
are spending the week here as the
quests of Mrs. e. N. Ely and Il. ii.
Bryant.
Y DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Wigglesworth
have returned from a vacation trip
10 Colorado and Arizona. DR..
Wigglesworth is physician at the
u. S. Indian school.
G. K. Hartman, who was re-
Gently appointed forest ranger at
Granite Point station in the Te4
suque district on the Santa Fe
forest will leave today for his new
post. He had been in the district
office since his transfer from dis
trict 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Perry have
returned from a vacation visit IN
California.
y District Forester Frank G. W.
Pooler will return today from San
Francisco, Calf, where he attend
ed a conference with representa-
lives of the U. S. Chamber of Com
merce in regard to lumber and
forest conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Schwenkter
have returned to the city from the
upper Pecos where they have been
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20

A treat for your friends. DELI
cious machine-shelled pinon nuts
freshly shelIed, packed to order.
Send for price list circular. Fannie
S. S. Spltz, 1928 North Tenth street.
Phone SO2.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
CHARGES DESERTION:
DIVORCE is SOUGHT

Petition for divorce from JUL
lette p. Ellingsworth on grounds
Of desertion was filed in district
court yesterday by Lyell V. Filings
worth.
The petition states that plaintiff
and defendant were married on
May 2, 1919. and that the defend
ant went to Pennsylvania on Au-
gust 6, 1920, and has never re-
turned. No children were born of
the marriage.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
BULLET SHOPPERS
DROP TWO GAMES TO
HIGHLAND LADIES

The Highland Laddies baseball
team took a double bill from the
Bullet Shoppers at High street and
Lead avenue yesterday afternoon.
In the first session the score was
s to l and in the second 1t was S
to 8,
The batteries in the first game:
Highland Laddies-Karrick and
Moodyman. Bullet Stoppers-
Sutherland and Bass. Second
game: Highland Laddies-Weir,
Brown and Moodyman. Bullet
Stcpper-Bass and Smith.
The feature of the game was a
home run by Moodyman.
The Highland Laddies have now
won four games to the Bullet Stop
pers' two.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
NOTICE.

The albuquerque Cooperative
Dairy association will hold meet
ing at the Chamber of Commerce
building today at p. m. Object of
meeting Ito increase capital stock
and transact any other business
that may come before the meeting.
J. l.. PHILLIPS,
President.
P. s. WILEY,
Treasurer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
SPEEDBALL HAYDEN
TO FIGHT MATL0CK
MONDAY IN SANTA FE

Speedball Hayden of Columbus
and Leo Matlock of Albuquerque
have signed up for a match at
Santa Fe next Monday night. 1t
was announced yesterday by Ike
Sena, who is promoting the fight.
The match will be 15-round
decision match, the boxers fight
ing at catch weights. Matlock is
expected to weigh in at about 145
pounds and Speedball Hayden will
probably go considerably heavier
than that.
The match will take place in the
Elks club building. A card OF
preliminaries is being arranged.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20

We deliver any size any
where. Henry Transfer Co.,
Phone 939.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-20
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0INGS

John c. Terry purchased two
nice lots yesterday corner Of Coal
and Dartmouth avenues.
Speaking of climate, there are
snow balls now in bloom in the
yards of several of the homes on
the Heights.
A new song has recently been
written and dedicated to Univer-
sity Heights. The title is From
the Low Zone to the Ozone" The
old women up there sing it to the
tune of a fox trot and seem to new
er tire. It's the climate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
UNITY OF CHURCHES
GIVEN NEW IMPETUS
Bishop RhineIander Tells Head
Of Greek Church Doctrines
Are Accepted Here
HOPES VOICED AT MEETING

Unity Of great church bodies Of tho
East aud West was more than Sug-
gcsted in tho Church Of the Holy Trim
ity last night when Bishop Rhinclan-
der, speaking for the Protestant Epis-
copals, informed Mclitios Mctaxakix,
Patriarch Archbishop Of CONSTANT =
noplc. that American churchmen find no
difficulty in accepting doctrines Of the
Holy Eastern Orthodox Church.
On his part. the Patriarch. who was
Respondent in his vcstmcnts. with n
crown-like mitcr. cleaning with jewels,
and his bishops staff in hand, assured
the representatives Of tho Anglican
Chuch and Of the Protestant Episcopal
body that union Of the churches was his
dearest wish. and that tho East looks
to America for assistance in bringing
about this happy COnsummation.
Had there been mn American people
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
DE MASS| VISITS
PRISON AND FEASTS
Man Freed After Serving ~
Years Carries Cheer to Former
Comrades in Penitentiary
PRISONERS ENJOY "M0VIE"

Sabbatino 10 Nassi. freed from tho
Eastern Ponitcntiary aftor twelve years
Of n life sentence for murder. went
back TO the prison yesterday with cheer
90 the comrades he left hardly forty
eight hours before.
De Massi was freed Friday by the
Board OF Pardons when cviGcncc show
cd he was not guilty of the crime for
which l,c had been so long impris-
oncd
He was hardly through the door OF
tho cell portion of the big pile Of stone
1T Twenty second street and Fairmount
avenue when Warden McKcnty rushed
up and greeted him with Merry
Christmas. old Fikis it.
What 10 you know about 'hat?'
said Mckenty TO everybody in general.
"Sabbatino gets ont Of hero Friday
night and he's back again Gre. the
fellows will be glad Ia 500 YOU. old
Fikis II. And. say. You didn't shave
this MOI ming. Go 30 tho barber shop
and get clean face. Make Yourself
at home. Christmas dinner ie h"ing
served in every room. and there's a
hIg movie show on aftcrward."
De Masi with two pretty sisters. loft
the front hail and moved of into 'he
corridors where his way could bc fol-
lowed by shouts Of tho men whose fell
low prisoners he had been.
Merry Christmas. Old Fikis IT,.
Candy and Fruit for Prisoners
A bag of cleaning, yellow oranges
and another bag just spilling over al