The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1902, Page 7

ne Mt up his brain, laid hot hands on He had seen through her disguise, he ale That iowed a snowy and exquisite whiteness, Her flesh lay | last—waiting for him! * * * But there was) They were tho first sorech he had listenel to—the first | was geniua—in his pride he had confessed as muuch under this, burdening his senses. She was royal. She| He turned toward the Embankment, qwarm ch that bad ¢eme to him—to him he knew--1% ¢ © She stort there, juss as at firet, waiting had declared her rank, over to the black river with the yellow light At bis office or in the muddy by-ways where he} was a break in the wall and steps that OTS ET land ot meth tana to dream fd the mea pity he was so bir, never would, sae wne Ae with her these papers, (als typewnltte ba R siatoment of his past: she war a ; eat mn Fe yin aie k price, she wrote, and he had wante: portion, his part in their comedy. Oy aa oe ass tor qanwoarnannctae Tea ‘nis good fortune, and might die wit eS die achievement. He nad foved wit ie i He had given ber het ppportuntty, and, taken It, ‘The mib-cditor put the snatbeobiot” aivab c ever known, stood on those digher peaks, on the most] out at that, He could not face that. But he w. radiant, ‘They stood there insolently, Tt was only a] giad when he could bring her money Was evident, unclouded, And of a morning when #he question of time, of waiting, He had given her her| ®1, on her wateh-tower, was ever the same, At] tcok his klex nnd followed him wifely to tie gate, he chance, rcented her, put Jewels in her trinket-box,/ tight, when he came In, she was there, and of altcoked up the dreary road to see who was coming to and on Sundays she wore silks. So she walted. And| morning he saw her waiting for him to go. Somo-| those waiting eyen, every morning when he left her he felt that perhaps] times he found himself wondering at her patience. At} But he had killed suspicion at last. “It was ber 5 e 5 ‘ 5 that day the Uomething, the something he saw hor] times he wondered why she did not break out into] way," he sald. "“Bhe was like that. It meant nothing. ‘ Ton ACIRIRENG RS eee Sea ee eee eee to nue eta it haneecny [even watebing for, mighs come. For he had fouti! her | some furious dance there, throw off her chain, and | We all have our dreams.” he sald, “the unposseased. | tho end of this peotense, of alt ble taaie ! i ARICA GH LR Event had Jus shuddering daylight with “un! ® }out—at last had found her out! But he had courage.| Ming herself wide-armed to that unseen company ot | She dreamt too much. He was away from her too| had falien at last, as he had ATWAye enw ius a : ee i great bell of St. Clement's. “Half-| hand. He discovered. Should he bury this thing? | much, The days were long and empty but for this. | the end to his silence, of all that past," he sat. Should he tear a chasm, fzht his way Into some deep " , ’ ” % The last manuscript in the pile before him caught| and frightful pit, then pile thore pages with heavy THE SPIRITUAL PRESENCE. Bina che thas Bia iiesaia neva beeseNne be ae tenia he woe tee ence his eye, the one that was tled with bright green rib-|¢arth? But, no, that would not kil them, Is secret saw? There war always mystery.” he concluded; feecaped, was no more in his hands! . hons. He drew it to the top ome Woman?” he] Was abroad, wandering haphazard, adding its blas- “oven between tho oldest—the oldest who have cearsd | unsteadily down the room, then’ gral ‘to. sald. “Curse Ww nse all women!’ he prayed in| Phemles to the ferment of those unclean airs outside. to dream.” He comforted himself thus, laid the whis- | frame and looked out. Nothing had:el that office on th Moor dim vet penetrating} It ved found rim firt of Al, had ewept frat in at his pering ghosts by the heels, And then one evening an] world stood hy unmoved, But the, comld. perfume reached him from the His heart | Window. Hoe turned back to the papers on his desk— unknown jewel shone in her traty. ‘Ah! no, they were sleeaina! In four, five’ outraced the seconds. He k they were for him, truly and designedly for him? For He looked again and saw her dress was of an un-| would be awake, and then, would it” panel it as a man dreathes him first of all, and then for others. He could not familiar richraes, shtivelling his own, She was half-| to rob them of this—now, now, at once! rast air! kill er ~he could Ki nothing—not even himself! way to the queenly; she was Itke one who wilt not] pe better to fling himself headlong. Ito ‘ia rose from his desk anc went t Tt was she wlio had come to him up here-—-she who yet declare her rank, who ix revealed but to the inf-| low, better to be swallowed up in The black river was running outside. He leaned onc] WA# mocking him with the nothing, the all, that Iay Hate. Hie gimiet eyes saw this, plerced her, despite | waited outside? . . . His eecret, was far, vauntingly far, striking an even batance betw before him. She had sen: him those perfumed sheets, her diMdence. The unknown jewel sparkled proudly | the sleeping world with shame. — life and eternity. dare,” he sald; “I dare even | that gave out an Intangltble self of sweetness, an elu- in the colts of her halt, fascinating him with its ser-| hours and this truce Would be over, They we this! * © * Rut what's the good?" He was looking |S¥e ghostiike self that he could not possess. * + + Pent eye well cot in such a socket. He ventured afawake and listening—Istening greedily?) + es Aownward, fercely defiantly, and then econtemptus| PRat he could not porsess—there stood everything! question, “When had he given her this?” She ted to} had been brave, He had been bray ously as thoush the end that awaited him below were [She had never been his. She had alwaya come to him him, “AD. yes," ho said, “I forgot.” Sho looked at| with his silent face! He looked out on too mean, ten tender for his hs Not for him tha; Uke that. denying him elt but the rumor of her; him again. Was he complatsant; was he a fool? “A the darkness, his eyes sobbing a fat sudien drop. Hs wanted something cruel, something |dcaving him the last love that is the whole of love fool,” she agreed; and. in truth, he was, for he was| anguish to stand thus, giving his soul to y fierce and overpowering that he could struggle with | Me tooked again into the electric 1 fooling her, rendering ere he had struck one tiny blow. Ta Then slowly, one by one, crept out what she had so| ure—that was his end—the lowest deep Of aM THE SCENTED MANUSCRIPT. BY ALBERT KINROSS. mp and saw her end iexr at with his waste! body. with hie quivering | Waiting, She had alw: heen waiting. There lay her Mmbs. Ho could die like that—worthily, © * bur] Secret. Hoe saw her, cool, distant, living apart from far withheld: now a ring, a plece of rare lace, a fan,} he had hoped so much, wanted so much « 4” down there- Dim, her gaze on xome baffling future. falling beyond A necklet, furs and cmbroldertes—the whole added} she, even she, had never been his owns @ CST TENS a Se NS Lt Ec A a Ee a xptendor of her armory. The la had been removed| this woman whose voice was celebrating bh “He found his hat and coat, and switch ‘on all those serpents, They hissed about her, played nd her, Mashed thelr cruct| light. dls work was done. He locked the Noto the bright greoa| WAS closed to him. Sut she—she could see into tt She iyved In that clonded land beyond: nover with he sald, and his fie ® went thetr forked tongues arc Flbvoas. ‘Phe papers fell avast, wafting their perfume from a dozen sheets. He turned ihis then, smut- | him. She Inughed whon he spoke to her of tt, when yew. He saw her serrentine, snake-wreathed and| fully and put the key In his pooket. They ing that new smile tha, fad come to him, “Some | be rem ed her with it. 9) 12° she sald #6 © venomous but ooulent with a new beaw She] other; It did not matter. de would go walked with a swish of hidden silks, carried with her|* © * Past the five stone staircases he & scurrying mouse had startled him, pe sud, Bat ne, it was pr on this manuseript—no title, no | He turn@t back to the lamp. Now she was a ort; and it was tspewritt had seen her for the first time of all; plain jowy white, Me- | even poorly birek, frayed and street-n the cheap black of the dawn-trodden respectable * * * but the body underneath was divine-and the soul? An aura, an atmosphere subtle and encircling, like Venus in her cloud. Into this forlozn office had come | the desire of hev; the savor of those scented sheets wax in his blood. Her gowns grow in perfection were drawn smooth over a foam of juggiery that bil the last--perhaps she was waiting outside! her lover had tired, had cast her off, an come back. In the stories he read for t} always so, Perhaps he would find her draggled on the flags outside, waiting £ ‘There name mo heacing © vas nothin Clearly, and with chantcally he unfolded 1} i to read ‘The opening he for Dim and the promise she hullton him * * © and ni then—God knew! She must have waited for half the he spoke a fousint his vain fight, wearing himaelf Jean, he worked | the lapping waters at its feet. He would go" with darkiing eyes. Did they know Ms shame? Did} her, * * * It was cold at first in this new: they pity him? Did they laugh? But his secret was|a cold that starticd him into a sudden well kept. Ait least she was @lacreet, his mistress, | And then he remembered. He was to For she wis his mistress! Te found a satisfaction | fighting, succumbing inch by inch, Blow He could not have her as wife, he said,| with clenched lips—worthily. Fiercely he | fince that day of silence. Al the o was spoken ito—mere words. mere words that brok him tike bubbles! But here was life | a : the one business that fed him; that had married: ith her wish and his le . NS ER to ‘aimeeif, ad whispered to himself, had Nah fhe saw through him then. plum! through the hollow caverns of his heart, had croonel [knew that he was poor aa his world w him ; knew how iar SOME ONE 1 SHAD COME TO HIM WETHE 1K ja the word, and eried aloud i of gh | blindly and utterly he loved hey. But that was all he — ~ = appl A Sey nie ara At last elas; had. She spied him out, an@ such was her report sald nothing then ive her mor 4 nwa Again he mar at her] And so he must take what she gave him. He knew | exulta it merelles kghowing that here ab fast: eh At Kat Oneael some to him with {* © * Their poverty was not real, She hud never jd barter all he had for would slave and] pationce, at the of mind that could resist, | her now—a worl, a scene, and she would sweep her | victory And ‘then her bape Ay Knowledge of his servet he » prosperous, so aldermanis as now: but he had slave to AM her. And se i from bi She bore with hi serenely, sure of herself, | triumphant way openiy. She was eill waiting; wait-/ the love light In her eyes, es) fei ie read on to the last n page that cried }led her to a peak; and fri e she saw otier{ Each day he went about his work and he knew that] At the appointed 1 weld go, at the appointed | ing for bim to give the last excuses, some Josiineaion last, her sie we aes a her: aloud his secret. Th stood all; th il, un- | peaks, 1 ne fapmost; In behind hh in the dark behind there was no] hour sh ud tree of him—and thea? AM wildly | fer aer sookal mind, For she must be pure In her orn a Petes dt gai pecs them! »— folded, iiing him with an intim a} fcant eo others towered up. eat. Sometimes he fell to wone gz what happened | hevdrow th rtain up on that baffing and that ho] scandalous way jen they 4 im a emile. : ‘ and she wanted the in his absence, but & dies hoked. Tt was] cout® never enter, But the yest was mist, « blur in| At last—and It wae winter, nine months ago and rere newly come into his kingdom! \. placer tp —she had taken him for him confidence that uncovered his and darkest dungeons that chit hie vaunted courage, gave | which he saw her fulfilling the enti‘acte that was his eleven, no, It was twelve day bonuty, clothed now unworthy, agd his cou wt MAY MANTON’S LESSONS IN DRESSMAKING, | ON THE HEAVINESS OF HATS. ounces, ‘That's women produce uything as sensible as 1 may be "sked t an he banded 41 outder abie garm an ribbows and straw 1 hang tt ind omy neck. apped the fair creature, as she ed usted her headgear In this department May Manton eee leas and diMculties that arise) something new and smart for golfers.) very fas Pete . comes to ing over old The waist is what ix known as the das a walking or ge A to advis Nvening W when it comes to maki as a walking org be pleased to their] dresses or making new ones. tucked Gibson waist and the skirt is} costume as wot © golf ors i matters appertal: re } oe eee ihe making or remodeling | Tae costume illustrated to-day is! wide-platied and nine-gored. Ie is al It is made of dull luc Men etam) é ie Toon omeremren—————er= fatiiched fn tating style, The tic is woman smiled. ‘The man was | x and he thought he had made a | dixcwvery, @ut she remembered that In of womens’, misses’ and childr ; rf tation of the latest 4 white linen, the elt of black leather/49 You ask * Gleoox gray huetsin) rememboran ans th dreses--the adaptation | , st styles to the materials within t and the tim, of Janancee straw witht “Becaitse it's so heavy. If f wore nl the ro sund the face and the load nest styles to th Ihe like athen Lacknveie lichdasne allloe naw ena thn tase ane tienen white mo! gud blue Inuisine bor, “Pheeskif hows one of the Iniest Aesigns and ix ut once graceful, com- fortable and 4 The quantity 1 required for a woman of m sia for walst Hh ardx 32] Ne -time calashes, had been a source 11m glad wonder and criticism to all the men ood-by and don'tlang vet she knew they loved these ple- J! can stand up turesque affairs and admired the fair fait is as be s under them » doubt the bon- p smiled at her mother! nets were heavy, Dut they were pretty, nd was of. and what woman would care for a little her disappear down! heat and woarlness Jed she looked. aneans of the girl or woman whose purse is imited, and practical suggestions cerning the best 1 to get most value] in the way of gowns and wraps for the) funds at their disposal. \ Miss Manton’s articles will be really lessons in dr ing for women who wish to do thelr own work at home the time Well, you don 1 can, 89. there worry about me fen as this aeroxs the room wide. | Phe man wate so valuable rds to the ined Ne ao afford to pa yards the steps admiringly, but disapproving-| well? Her mind travelled then over einer ieestest 4 oy ly, ‘Then he turned avin’ and faced) the years when hats were tiny and light ing her dresses ma yards a u | hs | the gentle old. ta says the Chicas] and were peroved high on the head, and will enable her to go to her dre eis are Mewes | News | 1 h h simade up| with a complete knowledge of what she wide, 6% vards Scere hada Oa Aii@” a finacduateennfiercwalchiel © remembered that what was made up. 4iMor 4 var ma! b2 “ls vs CLE jin Nght * was more than oned for t material she | | vast eight | hy the wolght of the water-falle and e estimate.” Then, ‘ehignona that women wore. And then wants and of about will need, what terial has 1 | . ent finds a Tae ws Biron ven CE iin aaah s woman's dress | she thought ef the days ake’ mew atyle iw eat wae ee ut riviteged to rail] hats and tina f sali - writing to May Mantonsshe can abtain meature, Tt will be sent for 1 sept HS ial eee Analy ot satiare iceman anid cription of it, or any other in- The skirt patie mal TN ee! HrcAeMt say Sth apgeriptian ‘ol R t which styles. She Knew what women were sizes ‘1 mesure, 11 wi Send mon caring this summer, Hadn't she gor with her doug to select hats? formation she may desire This department is 1 with Plain | or Cork ap ; a man’s ¢ to “Cashier ‘The World view to making it pipful to fair rea \\ Ne : a : of the paper. It will keep them in- Pulitzer Wilting, New York Ch Waviest of all-—anavier even than the | formed of the latest and best news of aia wanted In a she found were the hate “| dhe world of fashion and by nroperly when it sont, sealed, f and ti ay sriinatrern BIN pert al answering questions ity guide them L dtately ss. out fou vate trimmed wita fruit, ¢ ' = = of trimming herries, wel a ton, and] IN DAYS OF KISSES. TAGha Oe andll Guat RIA AEA AE eeRa Re eae AN ATTORNEY’S WIT. h barrister recently told an musing story of an old legal vietor he won when, as counsol for the de- fendant, ho was examining the com- | t; hats this year are ever before—but so. 1 soft felt She had to admit to horse | | | 1 | A writer who Hved several hundred ere nh about tavee and one-half ounces. France between nobleme whether they do or do not bel: n dan save: *Risses are allowed and ladies, then m ng to the cool split straw which weighs t sin) one-hulf ounces, er another AVy—heavier v adorably pretty! Heavy yave in the summer NANKE Over your he: plainant in a certain case. ame family, If a high ; heavy, heavy r — — His client, ‘Hat’ Wheelock, had got ch and any fon of her acquaintance which welghs only one and one-qu th aon, 5 Pat comes she must, in evafoi with —-—-—- -- RNS HOR EER Amusements Excursions. Pat’ MeDon- into a quarrel with w evalling in good soclety, & ~ Entertaining Beyond Comparison, Big Comedy ard Vaudeville ald over a horse transactio} The qua a ; rel had gone #0 far that McDonald had von if she be absorbed In the deepre THE PROLTOR'S oe Bee Hee bai Attractions from all made application to a magistrate to devotion, and kiss him on the mout THE American Man's Whiskey DARD ST, {IDEAL SURTER VAUREVILLE. \ractlons from all peat, have Wheelock bound over to keep the In Hrasmus's letters from Jenglaid See tas tumve iin peTiENes IW BOY. tie Stok & Vau peace, alleging that he had threatened re "Wher smu arnive every one inal K | STH AVE. erie dna fabio sodlis: kiesca vou; at vour depiriure they hi | mertean . ' rite Stock. | to do him bodliy injury | Aer ayia ai ei er ™ le alive HLQ5TH ST. tiany Matines. Wictorial, Bo aime Ned MeDonald & AD AVE. vas When the care 3 undel back, the es under Nvovs testified to the circumstar iiaven, You wre Klsweu Good Sine :* J CaLLaNAN, . PasTOR's in which Wheelock had threatened him when Any one, and wo. A Né STN : The cross-examination began. wh uy ai cy tant, Al va; Wane MUS kl mR. 4 : oN Mr. McDonald,” the lawyer een hete t biy pried i itoatton He ee SUsICAT: DOLE ital “tall said, “you declare that you are under these Kisses = ; (i oa clare. Ee heat ar H a ci, okt Dinners at od, arm ee eur 4 Tori@hildren, \ Amusemante “auc ROOF |e WRETES,ehRaeeR ae a AMO: New min | CENTS. LE—STEAMERS Fs 58,00, 10.00, 11.00 A ay | “You are even afraid of your life?” _ > ANH ATT A | “Lam, sore," | BLES, Pain and defo CU LAL DITORIVM, », 3.45, 5.15 P. hen you freely. admit that Hat | Wav TO REBY’ MARE ee ore hepsi aye Gg *“BEACH: /KALTENBORN: way as ne Wheelock can whip you, Pat MeDon- | eben OF Arai CE aN ACA arial Ghul e rvs a : adr lowe taal tais at he hollow ostwoen ihe mid- (Dry shooe-muking | “hau? SHANNON'S eee igi Tuueer Kors ay M10) AM. for 824 8, ana | “Hat Wheelock whip me? Niyver tt so often saddles oe mah NCLENT KROME AN 1" HIGHS, ‘aud 00s 12.00 My 1.00 Be Me ter he shouted, “I kin y ai him and anny dle finger and the refiner 1 ty po aren ea \ar'y Baxi L < k 4, 3B, Toda eared fhe attorney Irena f yhe right hava ts Might in the Cow. x1 Whek—1 it f “THE PEARL OF I oriaine achat nO ONS ahi t nd wd Shoe, The — | aie | wa WAX. NE’ Seana ieee | Exeursion Roules to. the Sea <2 yicwes. [LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ‘Mid Arctic breeses, | MANHATTAN BBAC ave New York, 34 i the baw neluded th TY rae eoend Joint of the mild ee ie diamaeed, or| MAY MANTON’S DAILY FASHION HINT, N pushed the middie fliger au ume, The action was dismissed, for ; hed the aE InAs Sine DAE See OO ee Patterns for tals waist ani skirt may be had. See s ‘ x Aca HO | atterns fo 1 y be had, See dressmaking article ac-| sutcient © to eric yout! y of a man fis under serious bodily f f 4 am mi whom he could whip so easily companying this cut ward "' fe a Neti DALY'S Mh Mai | aeientifieally: por als he ee er | HARRIET HUBBARD .AYER REVEALS BEAUTY SECRETS, mr ts He aencnatn RGATtnTnnai aimee wong vvisioueronaaieeacel SAORI EO AAUnINCRE, in um art ROOF GARDEN 5S" Brooklyn Amusements. b t h-Jump with the hands the REPUBLIC Pel Bx | A Care for Stye ning with plantain water, in} sion, Extend the arms forward, ou 5 HT ena Rade rorest. tit lessly along the smooth path toward RNG: ve é | Witle carbonate of #oda is dis-| ward and upward thirty times in mue- [iM rand th PGA AnD Dodd wneols OLY opment nee i (rH BHOT wa YN | BRIGHTON BEACH ; Dear Mrs, Ayer a “ey y drops o! on, hus el or ten deep ine juspiration® ' M ‘ hve i Ma Traine toa w Yor A few weeks ago I had surgical treat-) perknen: WAL p faw drone ot ca NU CRA BE An ERR PORTE HBE y dealers claim to sell the Cow- Rorout atkative Mise ' ehh} cologne pirations between each series, | These movem he ery A AHS atana ; : erksit ew x Aneher, When ty war removed: anainery a ia Azer | from the waist, swaying the upper part Waal) haste, and with Intervals, PLPONG ve mie . utye appeared at another corner of the) Cy ve re me an exerciae which | of the body slowly round, the hands repose, if necessary, but with ail Infants! ~ + + + O50. to $1.00 GHAPERC Ue Excursions eye, It daily grows redder and redder. | on eee at home to reduce my | Testing on tho hips, thirty tim {via I heartiners woleh can be pic] Children’s + + + $1.30 60 $1.03 SIN MATS Gatied W in Th . La Kindly advise me, A. T+ | waist and hipe?’ Also a remedy td Third—Bxtend the leg aa yy at iit LUA. Nery aenture J rnin Ber Missos' - - + -S$a.ootosa7s JULY 4th EXCURSIONS Swe, I should say you required constitu-| 10 too targe a bust A RBAL right angles with the bedy us possible, |hrated Alniingt sausa’ tr ¥ Shoos also for Adults, ICAS. SINO i: af SHH we tional treatment, which only & PhYSl-!” wyeroige and diet will reduce the en-| Mee times each wide, taking eight or |precedir following et - * 5 I L Pry clan should suggest, lire gure an well as the bust, but ex-[ th deep Inspirations betwoen each | iM! vat Hor he pushed 19 tl] TAM IES & COWARD, A CHINESE HONEYMOON. LEHIGH exp VALLEY veral correspondents write ine they vay eapec o| Meries. die min or exhaustion must ov | 268-274 G ich St,, nr Warren st, N.Y, - rose 1s alwaya beneficial, espectally to“ 7 jreenwich St. Weer ten eee a rr have cured atyes by bathing te 0y eee ae aya ee ee to be mtout Wourth-Gixiend and the foot, jas ’ fond Kor New ( ue, Bais Mon tg Lae ate alae a | RAILROAD . With elder-Rower water, and alto 1 have | eye Which 1 describe are what| twenty times ea ho side; perform the] Dr Vaucuiro's Amtriugent for Too | | oi 70 Delon @ Mat, Jul NIAGARA FALLS. $9. 90 | very good reports from Dr, Monin's “ 6 weno | Beuture of reaping or sowing thirty | {yi its | duels oA rimob | | i ala’ ratal r vhicl i you recuire, You may aleo use th) times; bend each knee rapidly twenty | poppormint. ten arama | Lasers uly and 4 urn 49 | y hamady, which T give you, astringent lotlon for which 1 give you} times, taking eight nr ten linaplratio aonb May atone. AU the bres WANTING 2 me ARADISE ROOF ee “unre aa , i ‘© for Btyes.—l jo the e: i itt 6 itty and vi Applying ointment eove BUCK Y ¥ ure cor Mivenmiaetie the sre with | formule, lonaily diye ae Th the action Ot dprowing w [ARP IME this ointment cover the WIRE SCREENS “pie #0 10 AES: MAUGH GHUNK, GLEN ONOKO ae tlder-llower water warmed. Avoid late] ‘his information # also intended for! jin, “Ywelve timen in nuccesmons throw | Riven My me wel with thls ; ja} 2 ‘tnd tho SWITGHBAGK, $1.60: hours and do not allow the eyes to get}g. BK. D, Mins Harlem and all! ous both arma simultaneously twenty or Gintiliod water, 400 "graeme & ROEBUCK Sus ty _ EXTRA! Bunday Ni He July 4, good for une ae fatigued. others who have written me asking for | U'rty times; take eight to ten deep tne [yn Oo mn eS BEAM ! sADE will leave New Yark Dr. Monin recommends this; White] advice on the same sublect. Cel: on one enol. resting tha a EOE i CHEAPEST... BEST ICKERBOCKER Then . grinds Wt a DM: hewiewees| a ay ows fe io at om ie vaseline, 8 grams; white precipitate, 10 EXERCIANS, panda on the ipa and iifting the feet tment te on , FULTON SI ings, 830. Only Matin urday Thekeie for Swit 0 vente af] track, Sunday World Eenilgrams: oll of lech, 10 centigraims.) viest—Deperibe a circular movement | (tk af bindied “ie. thuee) hundred | honihe LF, Vaan era liaut t wef | LEDERER'S WILD ROS sup son nae oO An A ha Will certainly reduce too fleshy breasts. JoUlty, Ovelc. 100 Preity Girls and Comedian | way end 1256 roadway. He also directs bathing the eye night# with each arm twenty times in succes! Ulong,