The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-01
Examinations
Of Uncle Henry

mad moi ought To OF done that, bui
sometimes feel like tellin thea.
things. and | would rather tell them
Ia you than 10 some one that would
inlaybe want 10 tell me longer story
about his trubles than told him
about mine. As fur as know up
&c the present time. you halnt never
had such irubles as | have. Bul
Mar,hy is all right, only these N
Tie things come up sometimes on ac-
count she is unreasonable al times
about some things.
| was writing today 10 give a Ill
l,le advise To the wOmin'S club which
hope you will pass on To them anu
tell them to take il for what il Is
worth. was wondern as ! was re-
ilcctin on eileen Up day why they
don't have rummage sale while they
are hayein the Cleen Up days. i
think now about magazenes. ! guess
there is peple which would be glad
TO buy a magaZene which cost fifteen
rents a month or two or six months
ago, and which would nov be sod
for five cents And pcple which has
old magazines is willing 10 give
them away TO get them out of the
road And, ii ii is further desired.
there could be sale of other things,
too which peple is willin to get rid
of have heard of sOcitys getherin
up old newspapers and sellin them.
think you have got to have car
load to make any money, but guess
II is easy enough to get old newspa-
pers. know there is lots of peplo
which has pictcr or a ointment of
some kind around which they are
tired of. There is peple which has
bought shoes that afterwards was too
small. and there is peple which ha
clothes they are tired of but which
amt all wore out And. can con
tinuc my sujections further There
IS peple which has clothes which Isl
wore out but good enough for ear
pet rags, and there is NANNY per-
sen has asst Marlhy or me. is there
any store in this town which sells
rag rugs, such as is in CRATE de-
mand back where We come from far
use in bed rooms. bath rooms and
Kitchens and to some extent for SOL
tih rooms. Seems to me like if we
are going to eileen up, why not do
II right. and eileen up inside and on,
ana such things as one perscp wishes
to get rid of and which another per-
sen would be glad to get had ought
10 De IN running sale, and like
that ldcc about the ladys maxim the
rag rugs; don't You? | seen onr,a
In the Telegram whore they was n
weevin loom for sale. and .,,ess
II Is IN town somewhcres yet.
would be willin to buy Mar,hy one
or them rugs in IA pretty shade of
PINK and green for the bed room N
save the mattin in from, of the
dresser.
Well. rs say. the ladys hahn, ast
me my advise but guess there is no
harm in me siin it, and if thcy
don like il there haint no harm
done. and II they falr in there CRATE
and noble undertakins. will have
the plesure Of KNOWN that they
laird through no falt OF mine And |
would hate TO see them ladys fale.
There is good lookin womin in thar
'lub. alnt singelin on, any par
ticuler ones for honorable mention
because Marthy would NOT like thar
and she would say somethin ogin
them womin. but if | mention them
all together she don't mind SO much
ana thinks | have saved il 10 mn
them ladys in good umcr. mind
one time saved thoushtless-liho
mat 81 llolmeses Oldest girl remind |
ed ME of Marthy at the same aye
and Marthy spoke up and saved she
thanked the Lord that He had Len
her III ignerenee for all these vccrs
Of how she looked at the ago vi
twenty Yet. | do say the girl WIS
good lookin, little too pale and
I'y-away lookin maybe. and not neer
as good lookin as Marthy RELY. but
Just made me think some of her in
the way She held her head.
Well. | have got to close Inv ex.
lendln my good wishes to the can
nidates which gets elected. and my
tender sympathy to them that is sor.
foerful and cast down.
SO no more at present from vour
servent,