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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-07

Malon, William Joseph
Maynard Jr., Charles Henry
Maher, Thomas Francis
Murphy, Thomas James
Morrissey, Nicholas Joseph
Murray. Ernest Clifford
McCaffery, Lewis James
Moses Paul Gardner
McNary, Laurence Foster
Morrison, Carl Lewis
Miller, Galen Reginald
Mossatiello, Guy
Monetti, Alfonso
Muscatello, Fred
Moretti, Michael
Morco, De francesca
Martell, Dominick
Milanese. Albert
. Martella, Clio
Miele, Angelo
Maria, Frank
Myers, Frank
Mayo. Vallie Jerton
Mayo, Henry NJ.
Mann, Chauncey, Raymond
Murtha, william Edward
Miller, Buel d.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-07

Scott, John Carver
Stoppiello, Anthony
sausvine, George Alfred
shewon, Merrel Henry
Stewart. Walter Granger
Sanders, Jr Harmon
Smith, Bert Roy
Simmons, Herman NJ.
Solomon, Ransom
Stalker, Cecil Edward
Tesch. Joseph
INHchell Harry Lemuel
Tuliuo, CammO
Tetreault, Oliver Leonard
TomasL Domemco Cont
Theophil0pulos. Costas
Ta8deo. Marsili0
Tecfelopulos, George
Thompson, Robert +.
Turner, Clifford Floyd
Toomey, William Edward
Thompson, Charles William
Turner, Robert r.
Thompson, Frank Daniel
Temple Glen Edward
Thornton, Cholmondeley
Toomoy, John Henry
TTibbleo Walter Scott
Thompson, Arthur Bratton
TAYLOR Clyde Billings
Thompson Levi Benoi
Thomas, Edward Emmett
T0Omey. Michael Patrick
Taylor Rollin John
Thompson, Judson Z.
Thompson, Arnold Frank
TComey. John William
Tcllard Edward Thomas
Taylor. Robert FRANKLIN
Toomey, Thomas J.
Nelioka, Antonas
Niulas, Constantine p.
Vito. Zuffi
Wall Maurice Huntington
Nachon, Joseph Thomas.
Valiencourt. Edward Joseph
Vail. Ray Martin
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-07

Smith, James Ford
Shewell, Arthur Harry
Scnultz. Edward -
Stafford. Wilmer Alton
Summers, John Edward
simpson, Clayton Butierworth
Scarev, john Denis
Seymour. John B.
Sawyer Darrell Roy
Salerno, Aniceto
Schwanz. Fred Alexander
Starbucb. Herbert Arthur
Simmons. William Berui5
Saunders, Bert Henry
Stratton, Robert DRAKE
Schefer, William Henry
Stewart. John
Sweet, Edward James
Scott David Jr
Sargent, Daniel Richard
Scc0rd Fred
Sullivan Francis Augustine
silver Charles Frederick
Sheppard. James Andrew
Salem. George
Silervch, Edward
Sienko. Visitor
St8lato. Pasynole
Santc. Patsy
Scott. Martin Winslow
Sears, Lawrence Henry
Stratton, Bert Guy
sweet, Walter a.
Schwartz. Albert Thomas
SQures. Lawrence Russell
Scott, Frank Henry
Stewart, Ward Beacher
Slsttery- John Joseph
Shanahan. Edward C.
SCriyen, John Bross
shaw, Daniel Ernest
Sau5ville. Charles Alfred
Sinay, Francis Augustus
Sears, David Patrick
Sexton, Thomas Raymond
Stratton. Elmer Leon
Satter, Nathan s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-07

Mayhem, Stewart William
McKale, John Joseph
Mielke, Paul Frank
Moore, Jr. George Henry
Mcclure, Jr Peter Joseph
Mallory, George Chester
Merrie. Toni
MARITIME, Maurice
Macdonald, John
Martella, Antonio
Margolin, Samuel
Moore, Warren Harold
Moore, Harrison Wildred
Maloney, james Andrew
Moon, Edward Charles
Mattisun Carl Franklin
Madison, Fred Charles
Manney, isaac lanney
Maloney, Thomas Francis
Mclaughlin, William Paul
Mould, Walter
Moon, Joel Warren
Mccarthy, Patrick Joseph
Mccoy, Lawrence Joseph
Morse, Mayne Solomon
Moon, Fred l.,
Myers, Joseph Albert
Miller, Earl Danton
Moore, Lawrence Emory
N4,,ter.ltn d., Nfr,Fn
Noel, Bernard HinMe
Nash. Edward Patrick
Nash, John r.
Noyeck, Abraham
Neary, George Washington
Nash, Joseph Patrick
Nash, Christopher Nicholas
Nichols Marden Russell
Niles, Ralph French
Nomandin. Ralph George
Noyes. Albert Henry
Nash, Thomas Francis
Norton Guy Sirreno
Nichols, Melvin Roswell
Mason. William Charles
Ostrander Clarence Raymond
Orlando, Frank
Cultivate, Leonard
Cakes. Daniel Elmer
O'ToOle. Francis Patrick
Oesterle, George j.
OBrlen, Joseph y.
Oldham. Leroy stetson
Cakes, Robert Otis
Powers. Charles 81. Jr.
Pratt, William Leloy
Plante. Leo Nicholas
Powers, Jay Burton
palombo. Angelo
Pappas. Aretokritos p.
Pineau, Noise
Oicirillo, Giovanni
Pelletier, Adricn
Pleasant, Marshall Andrew
Pleasant, Lester Henry
Plante. John Charles
Pellern, John Joseph
Potts, Denver b.
Powers. Thomas Paul
Papers, Neveryou
Pierce, Joel Woodruff
Pratt, Joseph Henry
Powers, Thomas Francis
Pellerin, Joseph Trelford
Pr0yan. James Mitchell
Pellerin, Adelord Exior
Powell Charles William
Pellerin Joseph Alfred
Powers. Daniel Patrick
Parker, Frank
Perrott, Patrick Virginia
Pulyer, William Henry
Paddock. Warren Elijah
Patten, Earle James
Patterson. Samuel Alfred Jr.
Parker, Francis Robert
Parker, William 81.
Peters, Fred Chauncey
Payne, Nelson Island
Pelley, William Dudley
Paften0pe Joseph William
Powers, Patrick Edward
Patterson, Seymour Valentine
Perry Roy Benton
Parrot, Joseph Nirgino
Preussner Clarence Samuel
Pratt. Arthur james
Powers, Bernis ".
Philyutt Harold Arthur
Pellorin, Alfred Willred
Powers. Michael Francis
PERCY, John Henry
Patton, Arthur Edward
Perry. Frank Archer
Pettibone. Byron Madison
Pinsonneault, William George
Quinian, Raymond c.
Rice. John Preston
Russell Howard Charles
Robinson, Jesse Edward
Roy, Edward
Robinson, George Anthony
Roy, George
Romansi. Antonio
Riggie, Henry
Reilly, John Joseph
Racicot. Philip Emanuel
Roy, Archelese Joseph
Riley, James Francis
Rupprecht. Joseph
Russell, Clarence William
Robson, George
Roe, Ernest
Rose, Cludean
Resseguie Raymond Carlton
Reilly William James
Riel. Edward Charles
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1888 ENROLLED IN BENNINGTON
COUNTY TOWNS
Continued from Page u

LaFlamme, John Eugene
Levin, Louis Samuel
Latour, Albyn
Lacroix, Amos A.
Latour, Omar
Levin, Morris Irin
Allen, Lewis Lee
LaZZero Pietro
LaFlamme, Raoul Joseph
Lloyd, Earl r.
LaBarron, Clinton Nathaniel
Larin, Francis Alfred
Lyon, Clinton Lyman
LaFlamme, Joseph A.
Lonergan, William Joseph
Levin, Morris
Lescoe, Edward A.
LaPorte, Eli Charles
Longtin, Louis Edmond
Mathers, George A.
McCue, James Joseph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
They love to dress up"

Once there a Mother with three Babies. Said
che I'm ruin the Chidrens best Dresses if
wash them. III wrap them up in Tissue Paper
and put them the Top Shelf in the Closet"
So the Children Dark Gin9hani Jumpers and
1.-THE Neiehbors said Ny. my, what 6rubby little
Children Stay in your own yard Emily"
your children their best fluffy dresses often
Keep their hannels and white and be proud
cftyour children always.
You keep the chdrens dresses fresh and clean with
chance OF nuring them Lux the product
will accomplish results you would scarcely believe possible
It actually won't shrink baby's hannes woolens.
For all their best dresses
The clear, transparent fakes whip up thick
sudsy lathcr that Immediately dssoves the dirt without
bit of rubbing The fakes dissolve perfectly there
particle of solid soap yellow weaken the fabric
If the little garments be trusted TO pure they
safe with Lux
Get package at your grocer's, druggists any
department store Try Lux all chldrens dainty
clothes. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
How to wash fine fabrics and wooIens

WooIens - Whisk the Luz fakes into q
father In boiling or very hos water. Put
In your voolsns and let them soak until
the water is conifortsbl, Tor the hands.
Then work them about IN the suds. but
do not rub. Rinse IN three waters the
same temperature ~ that In which you
washed them. Dissolve a little Lux in
the last finsing water; this leaves the
wooiens softer and huffisr. Dry In the
sun Wash eoiored Wool.ns In luke
warm suds. and dry In the shaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
Cynthia Grey's E
! LETTERS Z
Too-Cem Stamp Is
Enough II Mail Is
SEM WifhiH civ

IL you 1.-Two IN the city, do NOT
put THREE cents worth OF
stamps ON letter addressed 10
Cynthia Grey.
TWO cents N sufficient FOR city
letters. Just as d, always has
been Many persons do not seem
Co understand this, and are put
ting an extra stamp on letters
sent to this department This Ia
"A useless waste
on the other hand. not few
cutoff town correspondents place
only two cents on a letter. when
there should be- three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
teuntry Hay and Grain
lHrl..a naL-i MEnIn-nI.I

7 rricsa fRid frprur~r- far Fxx.
Poultry. Veal and Fork
springs lfif t+s.s'..-.......- 700 20
Ducks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
IEEa ........... Observation-Disclosures. 40
over lbs ..............A -
Roosters 1.-Two .............. m
Pork Good block hogs ..... tsu II
Veal Fancy. Is 20 I1s-pound IE4I6B
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

girls who are not NJ for him 20 ~
with How shall l let him know
that he should not aBbociate with
themf ANNE.
Unless you arc on very con,
fidrntiRi terms with tho young
man you cannot offer advice as
90 his associates II IL always
dangerous matter 10 make state.
m~nis about the character OF
third party. You may have been
miHinformcd or may have mis-.
judged the girls you critcihc.
The best way - 60 trust that
II they are unworthy the young
man viii find Il out for himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
WYOMING MAN
MAY GET MEDAL
FOR BRAVERY

United PFc1s Correspondent
AMERICAN FIELD HEAD.
QUARTERS. France. Nov. re
The first congressional medal Of
honor for conspicuous bravery
may 70 "a young army lieu.
tenant from Meeieetse, Wyo.
u was expected NJ headanar
tiers toda, that Gen. I'ershlng
would make such u recommends.
lion for the officers rescue 81
one 81 his mrn from No Mans
i.nnd--under heavy German
fire.
The exploit occurred IN bron
daylight Tho lieutenant had led
night patrol. lie and his men hn
already been on duty 10 hours I
the trenches. They crawled out owe
No Mans Land and lay flat, avail
ing and listening FOR German 81
trolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
Others Should Benefit
Through His Experience
Suffered for Nineteen Years
With Stomach Trouble BE-
fore Finding Remedy

After suffering for nineteen years
with chronic stomach and kidney
trouble. MIR Chas. Froelich. r. +. d..
No 2, Gorham, Kansas. found sim.
pie remedy that quickly relieved him
lie says Il had tried an the doctors
for miles around. hut they did not
help me and had about given up.
when my wife read In the Kansas
City Post about Fruitola and Traxo
and what IL had done FOR a man with
stomach trouble. She sent for
Fruitola and TraSo. and from the
very first | felt better. took only
two bottles and am well now and
can eat and work like a young man
Fruitola and Traxo did II, and IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

Fine fabrics Whisk q handful Of Luz
into q thick isthsr IN very hot water.
Put In the sheer little dresses and petit
coats. lie, them soak for few minutes.
Then dip the garments through the
creamy isther again and again. Do not
rub Any spots may be pressed between
the hands. Rinse In three waters the
same temperature as the water In which
you washed them. Dry In the sun
(eolored things Ia the shaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

NhhiHlN TICKS pnHgfrnus tsfu
one Sammy. utterly exhausted by
the days work. ana the e2ertiona OF
the night, fell asleep In "a shell hole
close To the German wire entangle'
mentH
when the American patrol return.
ed 60 it, own lines just before
dawn. the mans absence WAS not
Immediately discovered. II was not
until daylight revealed all OF tho
tangled weeds and holes ~ no
Mans Land. that count disclosed
one man absent
Then the lieutenant. sweeping ev.
cry Inch 81 IA. ground with his
glasses. located his missing Sammy
tucked away In crater. u Mas
about the same minute that IA.
Germans saw him. too The soldier
crouched down In his haven. while
the lioches looacd their machine
guns and hurled RrcnadcH at him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

Dear Miss Grey I am ~ years
old and IN love with young man
the same aEc He does not seem to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

Fna and Taxo are compounded from the original ~ formulas
laboratories Monticello H.
doctors prescription
lubricant
a
weakened.
obtained writing tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
Both Return Safely

In some miraculous way. the lieu.
tenant reached his man and the
two turned back, scuttllng along
closr TO the ground with bullets
cutting the high weeds an about
them They made tho trip safely
and were welcomed with cheer and
yciis % SOY no lees than o. admira.
ton Tor the officers feat
The lieutenant who thus bravcd
tho dangers 81 40 Mans Land 20
rescue ono ~ his own boys" IN a
graduate % Wyoming university
Normal ar,iiierying and rife fir.
Ing continued over the American
sector today Another relief ~ the
from, line troops was accomplished
without incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
Selling Prices 90 Retailer for
Batter, Eggs aud Cheese

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IL. Next Liberty
theatre. -Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

The seven discharged firenen Of
the Lake Union steam plant have
bcrn reinHtaira BY the city lighting
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

Dear Miss Grey; Can you give m,
q recipe for sweet potato balls7
J. II.
To ? cups Of hot riced sweet
potatoes add J tablespoons but
ter. q teaspoon salt. few grains
pepper and beaten egg shape
In small balls Roll In flour and
Try in deep fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22

Ny Dear Miss Grey: when you
stated In your columns "A few days
ago that tho city % los Angeles
Cal. was a seaport city. you were
absolutely correct Tho Reader"
Who attempted 10 correct sou was
wrong
Los Angeles some nine years ago
Incorporated tho city - San Pedro
wiih the consent - It's citizens. as
% part u their city hy taking a strip
q land from ono half 10 one mile
~ ldc. running from foa Angeles
ufpp~r to the Ara. and surrounding
mo harbor and city ~ san Pedro
thus making Los Angeles n SEA
PORT cry. The 4. a. custom
house j. ia Los Angeles proper. Los
Angeles has built extensive public
locks and has appropriated millions
- dollars fpr the same II has n
f,ne inland harbor and water deep
enough Tor any vessel which calls
the Pacific n has an outer hArt,nr
protected by a breakwster. ono and
ono hair miles long. built by tho a. =
government \ MARINER.
Dear Miss Grey. May I any my
iitiir Aay IN your colunns7 The 9th.
~ day. IN a class In one Of our larg.
department siorea where knitting l.
taught. I saw more fancy knitting Of
yarns for Christmas work than I did
- tho gray wool for soldiers"
II all the bright colored war bags
uo called were opened 10 the eyes 90
tho world how many soldier boys
wants would be shown. DO you
think They hide multitude Of
sins In the war bags Imagine car.
rying a war.haE filled with n fancy
golf cap n snug. warm. bright pair
~ bedroom slippers and a sweater.
We are Sill looking out for our own
warmth while our own boys freeze.
They are hypocrites. America ls FUN
- them. and TO them the war means
nothing INDIGNANT
Dear Miss Grey I am ~ years
old and IN love with young man
tho same aFc. He does not seem to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22


Dear Miss Grey We are tive
girls and would like for you to toll
us II there II any harm IN writing
"a tho lonesome Sammlas Ia France
" there IN. please tell un 10. because
We would like 10 correspond with
some Of them. but our mothers strict
~ forbid ua doing 40
TWO YOUNG READERS.
II your mothers forbid the cor.
rcHpondoncc. that settles H. Far
be Il from Cynthia Grey TO dis.
pute that sort Of advice given by
a mother 70 her daughters A.
tho you do not state your ages.
doubtless your mothers consider
you too young 10 carry on such
n correspondence, and II YOU are
under - years OF age. she In
very wiHe Ia her decision.
Don't worry too much about
the lonesome SAMMY In France.
Most Of our boys have fond
relatives or friends who will
cheer him. And those who
haven't win 10 remembered by
VARIOUS Noinrnh ana girls clubs
Dear Miss Grey: which do YOU
think Il takes more talent 60 portray
comedy OF tragedy And Why
l.. W.
II would uccm that a clever
humorous artist would be- pos.
sesssd ~ more talent than one
who portrays tragedy. because
there II moro % tragedy than
comedy IN life. However. that
l. only my own personal opinion.
and not 10 bo taken authcntical.
IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-22
Needless Of Danger

His lieutenant. disrcgarding con.
cealmrnt. stood up over tho trench
and violently tried 10 wig wag him
on how TO creep hack 20 the lines.
But the Sammy was too busy watch.
ing IN the other direction 20 see
what his enemies were getting ready
20 DO,
Then the lieutenant slipped over
the top Of the parap"t and crawlcd
flat on his belly down the fuvine
The Germans discover sim almost
al once They transit rf,d all their
fire 10 his creeping figure. Back in
the American trenches the Sammirs
watched hreathiessly. firing ms far
as they could. a harraEe 20 protect
the slow moving crccpcr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Dear Folks: va may not know 1t,
but when it comes to attendin to his
correspondence, punctuallity is rully
Ions middle name. However. OWN to
tn turrible unsettled conditions of tn
automobile industry of late TIL kids
mail has growed to such tremendous
proportions that it's been simply i'm
possible for him to keep apace with IT..
So. in order to help tn poor lii pea
nut" to catch up with himself. I'm
gonna throw on tn screen tn replies to
a few of his letters that should-a been
answered last week:
Dear Lon: Is Occoquan in Maryland
or Virginia? Which is tn quickest way
to get there? IRENE Won KNUTT.
Answer Occoquan is in Virginia,
Irene. There are several ways o gettin
there. but should say tn quickest would
be for you to hook UP with some re-
form movement an demand to be al
lowed to do picket dooty at once.
Dear Lon: am happily married. an.
just to surprise my husband. l borrowed
up to TIL hilt on my life insurance pol
icy, made out in his favor, to help pay
for seven-passenger tourin' car, but
to make sure l wasn't bein Stung, | al
lowed chauffeur friend O. mine to try
it out for week before havin it sent
home. TIL poor fish got it into his top
piece to go joyridin', skidded into a
telegraph pole. nearly got killed an
smashed tn craft all to pieces. There's
not particle O. use sum tn boob, as
he amt got cent.
What will l do to square it at home?
GERTIE GRANVILLE.
Answer-Gertie. you committed griev-
GUS error in lettin any other than your
regular dada try tn boat out in tn
beginnin'. However. statistics show
that women. as a rule. far outlive TIL
much overrated stronger portion of TIL
sex, so would advise you to keep silent.
conserve your health, forget TIL chauf-
feur party an tn chances are that your
lii old pap won't never know tn diff
ference.
Friend Lon: If your carbureter gets
out o. whack, an va can't get tn
Minnie" home for two or three days,
has she any cause for a breach prom
Use suit? FRED FUSS.
Answer-Your question is quite per-
tinent, Fred. but you've got tn wrong
department Ring off an ask em to
connect you with tn traffic squad.
Dear Lon: Tn in tn business. have
some "kale," but am gettin' skeered
stifY over all this government-gonna-
shut down TIL factories stuff. Whada-
va think O. tn situation?
LOCAL DEALER.
Answer-stack tn old showroom to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Frequent Tests Essential.

Once a week a thorough test and in
spection should be given. Jack up
both rear wheels, set the emergency
brake up until 1t binds and try both
wheels. The resistance should be uni
form. II one side is loose It must be
frightened. If the car is equipped with
brake equalizers the two sides will
hold evenly unless there is grease on
the brakes or they are worn unevenly.
The two sides should be measured and
brought to even length. An assistant
will be necessary to apply the foot
brake while It is being tested, although
jack might be used to hold the pedal
in case no assistant ia available
Brakes may slip because OF grease
getting on them from the axle housing.
wear on the lining so that the riyets
are touching drums. stretching Of the
brake rods and looseness OF the parts.
These should be gone over and reme-
died as far as practicable. Be ex-
brakes too tightly. They will bind and
prevent the engine from driving the
car at proper speed. thus wasting
gasoline. At the same time the lining
Is worn. requiring replacement sooner.
After adjusting the internal brake. try
the wheel to see IL It Is free. After adj
3usttng the external brake you should
see daylight all around the drum.
showing that it is not touching any
where.
So give close attention to your
brakes. Your safety and that OF others
depends on their prompt and effective
action at critical times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
DOPEY DAN AND LON
TRY IT.!

| a overflow, pal. It's gonna be tn baby"
with tn "hacks" on tn floor that'll
make tn big cleanup should 1t come to
a shutdown. TIL American people are
! turrible contrary an always want what
| they want when they can't get 1t. In
| peace times they like to discriminate.
but as soon as they get hep that they
! amt nothin dom they'll gobble up
anythin' that wiggles by power
| Pal Lon: I'm married an in tn tire
| business, but wish I was dead. Nothin'
/ never seems to go my way. NoDody
q, likes me. an my wife is swampin. me
in tryn' to keep pace with tn fashion rs;
| On tn level, do you rully think tn
| game is worth while?
CUTHBERT CATHERWooD.
Gracious. Cuth. va talk like hearse.
| Come, now. tell tn truth! Do va play
! TIL game fair?
Do va ever set an figure how different things
might be.
| If you'd only use your headpece when you fnd
An instead o s,rikin' out pell-mel. an leavin'
You weighed tn pro an con a bit before it was
va don't! Well, try it!
Do va always try your best to see tn other
felIer's view.
An appreciate that he's right to think as well
An though his dope is wrong. an anything
but fair.
| That YOU might gain point or two by dissectn
his hot-nts:
va don't! Well, try it.
no va ever fully realize when calm down your
wife.
TIL chances that tn poor dear took when she
hoped into your life.
An while il may seem mighty tough TO pay at
every turn.
That in tn law it's plainly writ. what's yonrn
is partly her'n?
va don't. Well. try Il!
Did ya ever stop to think before you said some
spiteful thing.
Which didn't seem much at tn time. but left
nasty sting.
That 'twould have been far better, tn way tn
matter stood.
For You to have kept silent when you felt you'd
say good?
va didn't! Well, try II!
An do va know that had done half I've
asked Of you.
There amt no doubt about II. I'd have fewer
things rue?
So before your answer has 4 chance to get within
my reach
I'm gonna heat you to it. an try to practice
what preach.
We didn't! So let's try 1t, Ro.
For it's grand old world after all.
DUPEY DAN.
Note-Lon says even at that things
could be much worse. Just s'posin
Kaiser Bill had had two good arms to
start with.