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New Britain herald., 1915-02-26

in the plating departm ent of the Ma tional Marine Lamp companys fac tory in Forestville.
 There will be stations of the cross this evening in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Representative E. T. Carter has placed an order for a new Reo auto- mobile.
 pr. l.. H. Frost of this place has ar ranged to be in Bristol every morn ing and evening to handle the practice of Dr. J. H. Desmarias, who is serious ly i'll with pneumonia
 George R. Byington is making some extensive changes in his drug store on West Main street He is planning to install an up-to-date soda fountain this spring.
 Rev. J. w Denton Of this place, at tended the farewell reception given
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26

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New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
the country was more prosperous.

the country was more prosperous.
 In addition to the regular trans there are from three to five "extras coming through the town every day. Much of the transferring of freight on the Northampton division is done at the local yards and the entire force of helpers is kept busy.
 Brief Items.
 Rev. w. r. Kilcoyne of this place, will deliver the sermon at the Ienten services in the Church of The Im- maculate Conception in Hartford next Wednesday night.
 w. V. Snow of Bristol has purchased the fire insurance business heretofore handled by A. A. Mcleod of this place.
 Frederick Derby, formerly fore man at the Trumbull Electric com pany's plant, has accepted a position
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26

Construction company will operate 1 overtime tonight, the game which the company team was to have played With the East Berlin knights, on the village alleys, has been, of necessity postponed indefinitely. The contest will probably be held some evening next week.
 The postponement comes as a dis appointment to the Bridge shop boys as we'll as to the villagers because the former lads have put in considera bIe time shooting the pills down their celler doors and were Just beginning to become accustomed to bowling un- der such conditions. However, they will not break training, being deter mined to steal from the East Berlin artists what the New Britain and Middletown teams were unable to "cop'
 Property Sale.
 Harriet I. N. Butler or Meriden has transferred to Clarence F.. Taylor of kensington, land in this town which is bounded on the north by the prop erty of the City of Meriden and Jo- sephine Dean; on the east, by land form erly belonging to David Bagley; on the south, by the highway, west from the Blue Hills school house and on the west by land Of the City of Meriden.
 Miss Lincoln Entertains.
 Miss Lista Lincoln entertained members of the cast of ''The Russian Honeymo at her home on Farm ington road last evening. A most en- b1 sian Honeymoon" it will be remem- bered, was presented at the New Britain High school a few weeks ago by the Teachers club in New Britain
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs. o. F. Nelson of Los Angeles, Cal, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Louis Anderson of Deacon North's hill. Mrs. Peterson formerly resided here, but moved west with her hus- band and family about ten years ago. She is well known in Berlin.
 Miss Mary Nelson of Kensngton will spend the coming week with rela- tives in Pennington.
 The kensington Methodists held a cottage prayer meeting last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Griffith of Pennington road.
 
 MT. and Mrs. James Dempsey of Berlin are visiting In Boston, Mass. They intend to move from Berlin in a short time.
 The 'Womans Aid society of the Berlin Congregation church will give a Parcel Post social'' in the church parlOrs this evening.
 The Boy Scouts will hold their reg ular meeting tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 George Wilson who has been visit ing relatives in East Berlin for a few days, returned to Hartford yesterday.
 The funeral of Martin R. Durham will be held from his late home at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will Of1iciate.
 Miss Katherine Murray left yester- day for a short stay in New York.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
NEW AUTOMOBILE MEASU RE.

Berlin, Feb. 26. Via London, 11:3O a. m.-The Bundesrath has adopted a measure under which, beginning March Is, the number of automobi in Germany not being used for mil itary purposes will be reduced by about one-half The purpose of this is economy in the consumption of gasoline, lubricant oils, and rubber. Licenses will be issued only when it has been proved that public necessity Tor the vehicles exists. --.-..
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
Berlin News DONATES ORGAN TO CHURCH IN MER|DEN E. R. j)nes Gives Costly lnstru- Inent to EY. Lutheran Church.
 - p PRINT COMMITTEES REPORT
Statement of Examining Board Will Be Presented to Voters in Booklets Mrs. Upson Entertains in Honor
 of Miss Amy Dudley.

E. R. Jones of worthington ridge, Berlin, has presented the Evangelical Lutheran church at Meriden with a costly cabinet organ for use in the Sunday school department. The church expressed a desire to purchase tle. instrument and asked MT. Jones to name his price, but moved by a spirit of philanthropy, the latter donated it to the church. In acknowledgement of the gift, the pastor of the church has sent MT. Jones the following letter:
 "111 Cook Avenue,
 "Meriden, Conn, Feb. 22, 1915. '.Mr E. R. Jones, Berlin, Conn:
 TDear MT. Jones: In the name of the church board of the Evangelical Lutheran church at Meriden, Conn.,, I wish to express our heartfelt thanks for your kind gift of an organ. It was very considerate of you, and I eX- tend to you a hearty invitation to visit us at your convenience to behold the bright and radiant cheer sur rounding and radiating from your lift
 Very respectfully yours,
 PAUL A. KIRSCH,
 Pastor of the Ev. Luth.
 Emmanuel Church.
 MT. Jones received a letter from the superintendent of the Sunday school about a week ago in which the latter inquired about the organ. He had seen it in a house in Meriden where MT Jones lived formerly. In com pliance with a request of the local man, the superintendent called upon h1n carly this week, at which time MT. Jones made the donation.
 Printed Report for Meeting.
 The work of the board which was appointed at the annual town meet fnt in September to examine the re- ports of the town officers is now com plete In three days it will be made public, this to occur at the adjourned meeting to be held at the Town hall Monday evening" AS considera ble in terest has been manifested in this matter, both within and without the te.yn. it is expected that the meet ing will be one of the most largely at tended ever held in the hall.
 The examining committee, which is composed of Claude W. Stevens, E. w. Mildrum and Francis Deming, has put in much time in an effort to get through all of the books in time so as to be able to report at the ad- journed meeting. It has an extensive report to make and, for the con- venience of the voters, the members ha43 deemed it advisable to have the statement printed It is now in the hands of the printers and they will embody it in booklet of twenty pages, some of which will be devoted
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
Wednesday night ventists to Rev. |
PROF. SHEj
 DARTd
Deceased Taught lcge For Near
 Civil wa

Hanover, N. HI Asbury Sherman, generations of th( mouth college, wi sor of mathemati years died today
 His son, Mauri| editor Of the Spri1 one daughter, Gel is a teacher at Al dover. Mass, and | of Francis J. Nd German at Dartni
 Prof. Sherman Knox, Maine. Al listed in a Maine Il war, and lost an Of the Wilderness. from Dartmouth his alma matters
 later, remaining
 service until his
 lessor emeritus in
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26

The map shows the waters along the German coast through which neutral ships are supposed to pass OF thelr way to German ports and also the coasts of Schleswig- H olstein and Denmark. Such ships are to be fur rished with pilots at Lister lief on -4+o Schlcswig Honstein coast, north
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
CUBS TO LEd
For Tampa, EHa.,
 Traij

Chicago, Feb.
 packed for membS club of the NationJ their departure ton training trip 10 TT
 Only eleven play( ager Roger Bresnan here, the others e ing camp direct fr{ joining the squad thirty players will
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
OFF ro1
Philadelphia Natio1
 to Start SpriIJ

Philadelphia, Feb
 the Philadelphia M ican league basebaI today for New YorH leave on the steameI ida for their sprir| ager Connie Mack \ for Florida tomorr(
 The Nationals vi Petersburg and th( Jacksonville.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26

CT the island Of Sylt The island of Borkum, off which the American ship Evelyn was sunk by mine. is shown. The German admiralty has announced that an unmined, neutral area exists off the coast of Holland, after passing through which pilots are to be sup piled.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-26
Busy at Freight Yard Yard.

Despite the general impression Tn business throughout the country, re ports from the local freight yard lndl- cate that railroad employees in Pla'n- Vile are rushed The volume CT huslness handled at the local yards Is larger now than reports showed when
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09
v Vase LASTNo KORIsT.

Ali ste re kdaj premisljevali,
zakaj da bi moral kaditi samo c.
10 vrsto cigaret in ne drugih? Ali
ste re prisli do tega. da hi morala
biti vsaka stvar. pa mai 81 bode po-
tenn cigareta ali kaka hisna DO
trebscina, dobre, najboljse kako-
vosti? Ako niste Sc, potem je cas-.
da Sc ravnate pc tenn in da gleda-
tie ma to, da dobite "a denar tudi
vrednost v blagu. NEBO. cigarette
z ustnikom in ZIRA brez ustnika
so najboljse "a to ceno. Proteziraj-
tie sami sebe $ tenn, da kupite Ne
30 IN ZIRA cigarette, narejene
pc svetovno znani firmi vsled DO
stenosti in tOcnosti. NEBO cipare.
tie z ustnikom in ZIRA brez ustni-
ka Sc prodajajo po SC. To so CT
garete, katere vsebujejo vse, kar
zahteva strasten in izkusen kadi.
lee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09
NEBESA IN

Zvezdoznanstvo je realna veda,
XII della z daljnogledom, $ spektro-
skopom, S fotografijO, Z matema-
tiko. Ma pravljice ne da mic.
Koliko prostora obsega naSe
osolnGje, Sc ne vemo natan6no.
Inano pa jc, Va zsigs2 proga Dla-
meta Neptuna Z miljard mill ali
% miljard kilometrOv. liza Nep-
tuna so Sc planeti. Zlasti pa SO
tam Sc komcti.
Repatica IL leta 1911 p%otrebuje
5000 let, da pride OkrOg solnca in
njena naivetja Oddaljenost cd
solnca znaSa 81 miljard kilome.
trov. Komct IL leta 1850 potuje
$500 let okrog solnca in sc Odda.
LII cd MEGA do 1913 milpard kilo
metrov.
Najblizje solnce izven nasega
o~solncja je zvezda Alpha v Cen.
tavru. Oddaljena je cd mas 40 tri
lionov kilometrOv. Zvezda 81 '
Labodu je cd mas 100000 KRAFT
Sirius CPS 900 krat tako dalec ka
kor naSe solnce. Vega ie 204. 0Ot
miljard, sedanja Polarna zvezds
344.000 miljard kilometrov o6
mas.
Use te zvezde. XII so v resnic
solnca, so Sc takorekoc nase sose
de. z daljnogledi Sc vidijo zvezde
XII so desetkrat, dvajsetkrat, sto
KRAFT bolj oddaljene.
&c gledamo z nase ali pa z ma
sprotne zemeljske pole, s sever;
ali pa z juga ma nebo, pOvsod vi
dino, da je vse posuto z zvezda
mi.
liza zvezd, Xxi jim vidimo S pro
stint ocmi. najdemo druge z ma
Vladimir daljnogledom. liza tel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09
LASTUJTE FARMO IN BODITE
NEODVISNI.

V Evropi rOjcni ljudje so re po-
kazali svojo zmoznost pri obdelo-
vanju farm V Arkansasu in Louisi
JAM. PriGeli so z obdelovanjem
10 do 20 akrov zemlje $ svojo dru-
Zinc, vsi napredujejo in nekateri
so cello postal bogati. Ravno taxa
prllika caka vas danes. Zemlja je
10 ceni in ma lahke obroke "a IL
platati. PiSite, ali Sc pa osebno o.
elastic "a pojasnila pri l.. NJ.
Allen, p. T. NJ, Rock Island, Room
us La Sale Station, Chicago, Ill.
Nasi nasveti so koristni vsem a.
gr%ikulturnim naseljencem. (Ad.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09
Drobne vest.
v sail svojo sestro ustrelil.

v sail svoio sestro ustrelil. IL
Celia: Dnc 90. jan. ie scdcl p%osest-
nika sin Josip Mulaj' IL Sv. Low
renca S svojo sestro Nezo Hist
neke poscstnicc Mostah. Ncza ie
vprasala svoiega brata, kai hi sto-
ril. &c bi prisli zdaj razboiniki ali
sovrazni voiaki. Josip Mulei .ie ma
to vprasanjc wei liz zepa revolver,
ga nameril ma svojo sestro in de
jail "Vsakega bi ustrelil." TEN
hipu sc je revolver po ncsreci
sprozil in kroglia ie zadela Nczo
Mulcj V glavo, da ie bila tako.i
mrtva.
Pozar. Pred par dnevi .ie nastal
oh 4. zjutrai v prodaialnici Pavla
Kunsteka V Sturjah ogenj, XII je
unicil mnogo blaga. Skoda znaSa
$4,000 kron, XII je pa popolnoma
krita z zavarovalnino.
Cd divjih lovcev ustreljen. Il
Celia porocajo. da ie 90. jan. nasel
Iposestnik Jozef Butulen lovskega
|paznika Luke Jusu mrtvega oh
potoku. jus je lezal z glavo V vo-
di ter incl nekaj ran. Skoro go.
tovo ie postal zrtev lovskih ia
ltov.
Predrzna tatvina, V Pulju jc
neznan zlikovec pri belem dnevu,
namrec opoldne, s ponare.jenim
kljuGem odprl vrata prodajalne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09

druge T. veGjim, dale druge 5 Sc
veGjim dalekogledom.
Yes neskoncni svetovni pro-
stor je napolnjen 5 s%olnci, planeti,
lunaRi, kometi. astronOmicnlmi
mcglami.
kje so nebesag
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-09

ter Jc pregorcl tudi strop. Scle
pred zaGetkom poduka so zapazili
Ga til celia SODA in hitcli gaSiti.
Pohlicati j. bio treba pozarno.
brambo. Ii jc pc daljSem naporu
ladusila ogcnj. DcjStvu, da je bila.
SODA zaprta in da vSlcd tcga nj
mogel svczi zrak do ognja, Sc jc.
zahvaliti, da Sc nj zgodila veGja
nesreta. Domncya Sc, da .ic DO.
vzrotila pozar kaka n~eprcvidno
zavrzena cigareta. Skoda je pre-.
cejsnja. Poduk ma realki je mo.
raj "a YES dan odpasti. - Kakor
Sc naknadno poroca, je povzroGila
ogenJ dcfektna c~entralna kuriava
pod tlakom V III. nadstroju. Tleti
le naJbrze zacelo re dolgo, predno
je izbruhnil ogenj. Ljubljansko
prostovoljno gasilno in reSevalno
drustvO Z na6elnikom Turkom ie
bilo takoj ma mestu ter tekom
dveh ur posckalo goreGe tramove
in odstranilo tia in strOp ter po-
gasilO ogeni. Nrocina V goreGem
obJektu le bila ncznosna in tseba
je bilo na~jvcGjcga napora, da je
mostvo zmoglo svojo tezko nalo-
go ter prepreGilo vecjo nesreGo.
Marogasti legar. Zdravstveni
Oddelek decline Wade poroGa, da
je bill vsled dvch Transporter he
guncev IL tabora V Smihelu ma
St%ajcrskem zancSen V VolSperk
marogasti legar. Tam je bilo do
sedaj 33 sluGajev tc bolezni z dive
ma smrtnima sl~uGajema. Da Sc ne
no Sirila bolezen naprej, Sc je vsc
potrebno ukrcnilo. Nadalje so.
bill konstatirani trije s%luGa.ji ma
rogastega lcgaria ma r|anjencih 2
juznega b%ojiSca, doslih 8. januar-
ia v.Be!jak. Bolniki so V izolira-
mem paviljonu (oddclku) JAYNE
bolniSnicc V Beljaku.
Jesenisk kolodvor nj wee cd.
govarJal vedno veGjcmu prometu,
cato so ga prezidali in DO kmalu
povcGanje koncano. Predelani ko-
lodvor so otvorili IL. januarja.
Zgradili so pokrit, takozvan otoG-
nj peron, kakrSen sc nahaja n.
pr. ia celovskem glavnem kolo-
voru. Potniki gredo mani skozi
pokrit predor in Jim nj treba wee
hoditi cez traGnice ter cakajo ma
Wake pod streho. lzhod je dvo-
Jen. Potniki lahko znajo, kako mai
hodijo, ker jc dovolj informacij-
SIKH napisov. LoGen cd osebnega
Je tOvorni promet. IzboljSanje
kolodvora Sc ie z ozirom ma ONE
jcn prostor izvedlo srecno. Otvo-
rill so poveGani kolodvor V ma
.vzotnosti vladnega svetnika Kor-
dina. Ljubljancani lahko zavi-
daio Jesenicane radi Nth mo-
dernega kolodvora.
Zasacen vlomilec. Strojar in po-
sestnik Jakob Dermota V Zelezni-
kin Sc je zbudil pono6i, ker je Gul
V svoji Hist sumljiv sum. 10 stopi
z elektricno lucjo V pritlicno So
DO, zapazi, da izkuSa neki MOI 8
sekiro odpreti V steno zazidano
Vlomilec Sc prestrasi.
vrze proc sekiro in hoce pobegniti,
a DermOta mu zastavi pot. Vlo-
milec je 20letni delavec Ivan Be-
nediGic IL Zeleznikov, XII .ie prejs
ME case delal pri Dermoti. Bene-
dicic je primal, da je hotel IL
omare welt nekaj kronic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
In the Spring

Have you seen an apple-orchard
q In the spring. in the spring?
An English apple-orchard in the spring?
When the spreading trees are hoary,
With their wealth of promised glory,
And the mavis pipes his story in the
spring?
HavN you walked beneath the blossoms
In the spring. in the spring?
Beneath the apple-blossoms In the spring?
When the pink cascades were falling,
And the silver brooklets brawling
And the cuckoo bird Is call
In the spring?
Have you seen a merry bridal
In the spring, in the spring2
In. an English apple-country in the
spring?
When the brides and maidens wear
Apple-blossoms in their hair,
Apple blossoms everywhere
In the spring?
If you have not. then you know not.
In the spring, In the spring,
Half the color. beauty. wonder Of the
spring.
No sight can remember
Half so precious. half SO tender
AS the apple blossoms render
In the spring.
BY William W. Martin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Openings at Broad and Carrie

This year the theatres booking the ~
ductions of the Syndicate will open AZ
than usual. The Forrest Theatre ops'
tonight. with d. w. Griffith's stupepsa.]
spectacle, THE Birth of Nation" IN
opening of the Broad Street Theatre "A
be on Monday, October 4, with Rs|
Chatterton, in Jean Webster's amusI,I
comedy. Daddy Long Legs" which M
an all-season's run at the Gaiety M
atre, New York. The Garrick viii ~
Its regular season Monday, Septembef =
with Potash and Perlmutter."
Mr.. Samuel f. Nixon, managing y
rector of the Forrest, Broad and Card
Theatres, makes the following interes,.]
announcement of later attractions'for N
season of 1915-1916: Watch Your stsnI
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle ~
Ferguson, in "Outcast," Under Cover
Montgomery and Stone, in "Chin chnl
Cyril Maude, in Grumpy" "The Sbo1
Shop; Julian Eltinge, in Cousin Luv|
the annual engagements of Maud
Adams, Billie Burke and John Drr
"Kick In," the Ziegfried Follies, WillIa1
Gillette, in a special revival OF "seai
Service; Nine. Sarah Bernhard, in u
farewell American tour, ION Trial
Irwin Beds" at Pays to Advertiss|
and the show of the Mask and wig cid
of the University of Pennsylvania, whlt,
as usual will be the annual Easter usd
attraction at the Forrest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
5000 TEACHERS READY
TO BEGIN FALL TERM
200, 900 Pupils in 1886 Buildings
Start Long Study Season
Wednesday

Philadeiphias army Of 5000 teachers has
been mobilized from the seashore. noun
tain resorts and elsewhere for the OPEN
ing OF the school term on Wednesday.
Many OF the young women already have
reported at the schoolhouses, opened the
closets in which the books were stored
for the summer, cleaned the blackboards
and sharpened the pencils that will be
needed by the citys 10000 pupils. AT
the stroke OF . o'clock the sSth year OF
public education in Philadelphia will have
been lnaugurated.
Exactly S35 buildings will be open, ac-
commodating a far larger number OF chill
dren than was intended when they were
erected. Two hundred principals will be
In charge OF their administration, while
10 district superintendents will act as
lleutenants In the field for DR.. John p.
CARRIER, acting superintendent.
William Dick, secretary Of the Board of
Education, has compiled a statistical table
showing the progress OF the public school
system accomplished since 1918. At that
time there were six schools. 10 teachers
and 2S45 pupils. The cost of operation
then amounted to s23,0ls The cost OF
conducting the public school system this
year will exceed sl2 1900.
Public education in Philadelphia costs
the taxpayers about $50 year for each
pupil, excluding the amounts appropriated
for the erection of schoolhouses. In New
York the cost is s55, while in Los Angeles
Il exceeds S71.
Miss Katherine e. Puncheon, principal
Of the Girls High School, announced to-
day that all new pupils at that institution
will be enrolled at l o'clock while girls
who attended classes there in the last
NJ -
Children who have never attended any
public school in this city and are at least
8 years old must be registered on Tues
day. They will report at the elementary
schools nearest their homes, accompanied
by their parents prepared to be vacci-
mated or bearing certificates that they al
ready have been successfully vaccinated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
SHOULD ENGAGED COUPLES
4 SPEND VACATION TOGETHERY
Problem of Summer Holiday Tete-aTete = Disilluson-
ment May Come-The Roseate Paths of
Courtship Have Their Thorns
By ELLEN ADAIR

for gentle murmurings. But, oh. n Edwin.
In the morning. should ever accidentally
glimpse his Angelina In her curling pins
or Angelina hear her Edwins language
as he wrestlcs with refractory collar
stud. good-by. good-by TO roseate hopes
Of matrimony
For eggs and bacon and the morning
paper m accord with love-making. Be
meath the pink-hued lampshade or the sill
very moon his Angelina is the fairest
sweetest maid on earth But In the morn
ing light her little freckled nose and sadly
sunburnt face have lost their piquancy.
Is she really so attractive, he wonders,
and could he ever have thought her good
looking7
Then Angelina's private point Of view
Is changing. too. Those long, long
hours spent by her Edwin's side, from
early morning breakfast until the last
pier concert, have brought a certain
sameness and boredom. Is he really
such brilliant fellow, she wonders,
vaguely No. no, contented lovers. run
no risk. Under the jaunty banner OF
matrimony, dlsilluslonment may come
but you can stand 1t better then than
nov. Let the summer vacation bring
sense and separation In its train Be-
yond the marriage altar you will learn
tho worst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Little Benny's Notebool

The fellos was setting avn my fra
steps this aftirnoon looking up at 4
clouds and saying wat diffreIt kinds
animils they looked like, and 1 sed, II
aint moving very fast, bet l Good B,
that big cloud.
Aw, he wunts TO say he can beet 4
clouds running aw, sed Sid Hunt
Thare going fastir than wat you thl
they are, II you was running way
thare baybe you woodent look as II y
was going verr fast eethir, sed 3
Krawss.
That's awl rite. bet l coode beet the
look how slo thare going, / sed.
DO you meen to say you wood comp
yureself to cloud. sed Sid Hunt
/ bet 1 Good, i sed.
Well go avn and try IT, wy don't u
sed Puds Simkins.
Do you dare me. sed.
Yes, l dare you, sed Puds.
Do you dubbel dare me, sed.
Yes, i dubbel dare you. sed Puds,
Do you trippel dare me. sed.
Aw, go avn and do 1t. sed Puds.
Race that big round cloud. sed
Hunt, and awl the uthir fellos sed. n
race that wun.
Wich 1 did. starting wen the cloud<t
rite ovir my he'd and running like
diclSins. and wen got down to
cornir / looked up and heer the do
was about a mile ahed OF me. and y
did do but tern the cornir stifl runni
and run awl the way erround the b,
and come back TO my frunt steps q
ing. Well, i CESS ! beet It erround
block, dident /.
Wieh did.