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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

gno nspW o2.-ons Furnished room Tor
fhlo'n, tso gentlemen. Phone t9s4g,
.n,"c0 V Q sIs-Two furnished reosns for
fn'lT' fHsSt housekeeping Phone Aese,R .
,s'sro \ sOt-Nice sleeping rooms and
'G.rk Ge.o".,keepug rooms for rent, -, -.
ssIsCo "Ua soi--siee furnished sleeping
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
DEATHS

ACKFRNfA> lu tri> city. on March =
lal~ bertha NcAe-ulau nce HIank}.
Nifc 40 tru,s t,Atru,4n
Relatives ts.HT.a- trr invited tr at
tcnc NJ r.u, raj .rar her late residence
.Is Fast ~iNth strtr.t - HeCHcscat morn
uc March 81 s,.c .cl0cs Eeql.iesn mass
81 NArN N4-cH lntcrmeH at "a
tncd ccia.st.-s
Gf,AN 81 ,rruhaua Dt on Nar,'s. d
|Hf~ f.rrua GRAY. ir ber 5tfn sear.
hslstst'~ a. fr'"ncs a." invited - atteud
tHt f0ueral ~.rNIr,'s at her az. reside url..
Cr,sr.tath l}'I ~ FrGa5 Narct ). I9i~.
u ur'lrh lEa'rm"nt az Newport.
u HNWkI>s i ta- city. on March 5 oIS.
B,nlamiu IS iia0air- aCed 81 years
s..r, lc,-> af h, IaH, residence lleo We~t
q rluck Iufsru, artta.t
HETHFET0N Ills cits on March :.
l9ie Nareaaa- v .dc@ of John Hertbegton.
L.Iau,.> ana f-i.na, arc invited 10 at
ienu ne tr-ral ~..r, t.,~ ai I'D residence OF
ItIq incuIn -t-t-r pu "Wednesday .fl..r-
moon Marct 4. Is --Su O'Clock. lnte-IucItt
AZ Nt ~al.u s.a.rt.rs
JEWELL rs th. rits an March &. inis.
beis'iv~ ..aa~ and ManiIou Tria.
fau,ral ~rr,lr,- a. II, Iage residence 4s.I
Wssf E.eht.tutt >,r,.t on Frida. af,,r-
noon Nar eipcA interu.nt all
M.Clil."trt ta dos cny aa Narca +.
fHIN at asr l.t4 residence 1905 Wet
-tNth ~trtvf Nary s Nlct 'uiluuiA
Que uptlc, ~ 4n,-aI Viii b. e4ytn
MIliEE Tin thl~ cltN. on AiurcH q lgI~
Anant lyya BorkoW IA. widow o. William
Miller aged - Years
Relative and friends OF Tile family are
r,~pts.tItullt invited - attend the funeral
-srties~ a. th, st>Id"uee- 81 i..r mother Mrs.
Mary berhna> ea. IOOi iudeu ~trt-f ,f
~ Ne4us~uas morning 4 $50 = ciocI t.eat4itfn
hl.h ulas- ~ - HrGWig n q Church
liudeu aud Harrison -trc'ts ~ . o.CiUch
iut.rmcut \ew athedr.l cemetery
I.pHINSoN In this city or March, 1918
t.ssn--t Il Robinson. iu his 10th Year
Witru IIrc Go 40 .. and rucr.iHs ~ of
NotuuDsr Bremen Isellcf a@-ociatj,,r.
arr r,.s lb.rtf1llN invited To ascend HI hr
funeral services At his late rcsIdcnrr No
in6 Vest Tenth street. on Wednesday
Afternoon. March o. al = b clock I!Ileru,ert
al R.vtryieW cemetery
kNN DIR Al her late residence III- a
Third frcrt. uu March 3. 1915 IIanch y
vl4t Of john s der. aged 81 ytrr@
lseittiNUS aud friends are invited r., ,.t-
truG tho funeral services al the Christian
Missionary AtHaucc. sg4 IS ral Fifth Stft,-f
On prduesdas afternoon. Narch s. at : .s0
o'clock lhtefmcnt az laVeryiew cemetery.
Omit flowers
WILEY In this cit5 on March ? 1919
Catherine ID widuw ~ Vim y Riley aged
- YEAR
RELATIVES aud friends are invited 10 al
end the raj service, ~ tie Residence. of
her son John !. Wiley. zoos Rockford Road
on Wedncsday Afternoon a. 30 O'Clock
lutcruent AZ RIvrrvlcW cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
OBITUARY.

Mr. Margaret Hetherton. widow ol
John Hethcrton, died AZ 1919 Lincoln
street yesterday, aged IS
The funeral services for the late George
H. Walters. who died 81 CassevYiIle. Kan
On Saturday last viii he held at Martin 5
funeral parrots, SI9 West street. to-
morrow at , ?. M.
The death Of Bianch W. wife Of John
A. Snyder occurred sunday Funeral
services will be held 1T the Christian and
Missionary Alliance. 501 West Fifth
street. 81 - 30 p nj. tomorrow.
George +. Robinson, aged 7G, who had
l5ccn a member Of Water witch Fire Co.
and of the Veteran Fnemen's Relief
Association, diod II hts residence. l05
West Tenth street, SUNDAY The funeral
.yill take place tomorrow ~ , y. III
Funeral of the late Bertha A. wife 81
Ernest Ackcrmaa viii be held tomorrow
morning ~ . clock from her late resi-
dcncc ~ East Sixth street 4 requiem
mass viii be celebrated 1T st Mary's
Church and nterment will belnade IN the
Cathedral cemetery
Andrew TheImatz aged AZ wears ot
Pltt5burg, Pa died on March 2. Of
pulmonary tuberculosis
Mrs. Bertha A. Ackerman. aged 50
years, Of 717 East Sixth street, died on
March 2 Of capillary bronchitis.
Horatio Holland, aged 81 years. Of
Westover, Md, died yesterday, at The
Delaware Hospital, Of lobar pneumonia
Funeral services were held yesterday with
interment at Paramount, Md
Harry W. Duntzc, aged 46 years, Of
40l Shipley street, died on March /, Of
lobar pneumonia Funeral services we're
held Yesterday afternoon with interment
at the SiIverbrook cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
WALL ST. TAKES
FIRMER FOOTING
Speculative Issues Up, Although
Standard Shares Show
Little Decline.
By Associated Press 60 Every Evening

WALL STREET, New YORK, MARCH 5.
Firmness was impaired to today's early
stock dealings by advances of l to 213
points in speculative issues such as Bald
win Locomotive, Mexican Petroleum,
General Motors, Studebakcr, Sumatra
Tobacco, International Paper and Ameri-
can Writing Paper preferred.
Standard shares were variable, United
States Steel and shippings rising frac-
tionally while rails, notable transconti-
nentaIs, were lower by fractions to q
point.
Shippings became especially prominent
later, Marine, common and preferred. adj
vnncing | to y points, Pacific Mail a
point and Atlantic-t ,uii points Bald
Win Locomotive rose almost points and
active stccls averaged 1-pont gains
Among >pccialtics Industrial Alcohol,
American Wooden. General Electric, Viii
son Packing and Montana Power were
HIGHER by 70 > points Rails became
li~trss after rallying from Their carly set
bach
Liberty bonds were heavy, second IS
selling down TO 5000 to 9606, FIRST Is
~old II 9696 to q, and the 3 y 1T 9790
10 - 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Railroadcrs Going 10 Francc.

The appeal IF the Public Service Re
serve Tor railroad cnglncmcn and f5remen.
even t!so>e 81 draft age for service in
France, mas met with a heavy response
an cmpIovc~ oi railroads who have had
ouc wear experience. and who desire to DO
their bi' far their government abroad
,ha4jd aie their namcs with Charles
Warmer II the office q Warner and
(ampanN. Leu1h and klng slreels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily. at Noon. by George T.
Bissell. du Pont RuiIding.
Dollar Day Tomorrow.

Tomorrow viii hc Dollar Day Thou
sands of 81 bargains viii be displayed by
local merchants for the benefit of shop
pcrS from local and rurI districts The
money saving attractions oi the Dollar
Day last tall ~till are numbered by those
men and women who took advantage
of It's bargain Offering opportunities
The offerings that Viii he made in thus
city tomorrow hs members 81 the Ncr-
camille Section Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc will surpa~> IN many respects those
made on similar occasions In the last four
wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
CURB MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by l.. l.. Wink.ip1An
4 Co. Ford Building. Wilmington. 13g =.
Broad street. Philadelphia Noon Prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Ample Fuel in Lower Delaware.

The fuel question has partially solved
itself IN the rural districts, since the ad-
vent q milder weather Hundreds If
acres Of tmherIand are being cut in the
lower part OF the state and the price
per cord for wood in Sussex county. at
retail has already dropped to s. with
indications of going still lower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
CHICAGO CATTLE NJ ARkET.
Nssociatcd l,rc.. 10 EAcrH Evening

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, March Cattle receipts
- 000, steady. Native steers. N.G0at4 10;
StockerS and feeders, 760al 90; COWS and
hcitcrS, G.6Oatl.15; calycS. S50al400
Sheep, receipts l2000. firm Sheep,
t0.50alj.50; lambs, lt.00ai7 60
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Pomona Grange Meeting.

There will hc meeting q the Pomona
Grange III Eden Hall on March 7. The
Diamond state Grange NIl hold All
open meeting next Monday evening when
Josiah Marvel viii address the mem
bers on the Conservation If cod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
viii Ask Bids for State Roads.

4 meeting Of the state Highway Com
mission viii he held on Thursday at
Dover. At this meeting preparations for
the asking 81 bids for all road work con
templatcd this year Will be made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05

ash or red
Sl00 un delivery
nl 90 u d
lIycrs th: wonderful
cabinet ID your home
iii saves miles ot steps
time and labor lla.
every convenience as
Illustrated. We have
Others at ST 80, $50
50. S2l5O, SIS 50 n
S43.5 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
HLADELPHIA MARKETS..

rs Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, March . Eggs higher
nearby hrSts, llIO; current receipts,
1850; western extra frstS, II 10; western
hrsts, 1850, fancy select, packed, i0al2
Other prices Unclaimed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Want Embargo Lifted.

{. +. Grubb assistant county engineer,
was authorized al today's Levy Court
meeting To accompany the STATE High
way Commission to Washington TO
endeayor to have the embargo on stone
lifted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Routing Business.

Routine business was transacted ii q
meeting ol the Board of Harbor Com
IuIa1Ioners today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the salts
faction Of many and will be to you. -Ady.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-23
STEPS IN FRONT OF AUTO
AND GETS LEG BROKEN
Mr.. William Todd, of Toddyille,
Meets With Accident This Morn
ing ON High Street.

Mr.. William Todd, a resident of
Toddville, this county, met with the
misfortune this morning Of getting
one of his legs broken. He had just
come to Cambridge from down the
county, and the machine stopped in
front of the postoffice. One of the
occupants went into the postofice,
forgetting package that was to go
and Mr.. Todd jumped out of the au-
tomobile to carry it to him, stepping
out on the left side, right in front Of
the machine of Sheriff Sherman,
which was passing at the time. Depu-
ty Sheriff Turner and a colored
chauffeur were in the Sheriff's ma
chine, which was stopped at once.
Mr.. Todd was taken into their
machine and carried to the Hospital,
where an examination showed that
his leg was broken. In addition to
this, he was slightly cut and severely
bruised. He stated that he did not
see the machine coming when he
started to get out, which was evident,
as he stepped from the machine in
which he was. right in front of it.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-23

Calvin Harrington, trustee, will
sell by public auction, at the Court
House door, Cambridge, on Tuesday.
Dec. "a, between one and three
o'clock p. M, the real estate of the
late David E. P. Gullette, which con-
sists of arabic and wood land situat-
ed in Vienna Election district, and
of a dwelling house and lot situated
in the town of Vienna. For particu-
lars, see adv. in Record and Banner.
ADV. 19-4t. r. 20-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-23

DO you want money for next
Christmas? Join the Farmers & Mer
chants National Bank Christmas
Club.-Adv. 23-3t.
Would a p1ano brighten your
home for Christmas? We have them
for quick delivery. Nathan's Furni-
ture Store.-Adv. 11-6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-23

Have you all the money you
need for this Christmas? Get ready
for next Christmas. Join the Christ
mas Club of the Farmers & Mer-
chants National Bank.-Adv. 23-3t.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Pollock Pick-ups.

From the Pollock Progress June z.
Ed Lerud is enjoying visit from
his brother who arrived from Dickin-
son the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Joel Sturtevant and Mrs. Roy
Olmstad departed yesterday for a
months visit at their former home in
Minor county
Andrew johnson an old and respect
ed resident of the southwestern part
of the county passed away in this viii
lage on Thursday afternoon June 9th
1918 aged about 10 years.
At Aberdeen South Dakota on Sun
day June 2 1918 occurred the mar
riage of Miss Lulu Lewis to Mr..
Mathew Langeliers both of southern
Emmons county Rev. FIR. Schell Of
floating. The happy couple reached
here WEDNESDAY and have since been
kept busy receiving the coneratula-
tions of their many friends throughout
this section.
A hail storm in Gale neighborhood
Wednesday evening did considerable
damage to growing crops especially
to winter rye. The spring sowr
grain may recover and make fail
crop but it is said many very prom.
Using fields of rye were completed,
wiped out. Some hail damage is also
reported along the river west ant
southwest of Pollock. Damage t.
crops at any time is to be regretted
but this year in particular do we ncet
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Hazelton Happenings.

From the Republican June 9Th.
Mrs. w. j. Pettis and daughter
Mabel went up to the Capital City
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Briggle were
visitors up from Linton last Thursday
to attend the Memorial Day exer-
cises.
Frank Glines of the Williamsport
Motor company went to the Capita.
City the fore part of the week on a
business mission.
Miss Helen Hubbard returned
home last Thursday from Golden Val
ley where she has been teaching a
term of school Her school is out and
she will spend the summer vacation
at home.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Peterson gave a big
dance in their mammoth new barn
just completed, the proceeds of which
were turned over to the local Red
Cross. More than one hundred
couples were present.
County Agent Sauer spent couple
Of days in this vicinity looking after
the interests of the farmres here. Mr..
Sauer has his plans outlined so as to
be of great benefit to the farmers of
the county this year and invites them
to call upon him to help them solve
their problems.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Eureka items

From the Northwest-Blade, June 6.
Miss Irene Gerdss entertained a
large crowd of her lady and girl
friends at her home last Tuesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Lillian B. Gerdes arrived
home from Menomonee Wis, the lat
tar part of last week where for the
past months she has been attending
school.
Miss Emma Quasi will leave fol
Temvik, N. D. sometime the latter
part of this week where she will
work for the present. She has &C
with a bank at that place.
Mr.. John PietzrSr. had the mi!
fortune of getting fisning-hook in.
to his hand while down at the lake
and it had to be taken out by DR..
Gerdes. His hand is eating along
nicely.
Mr.. Hans Tempel passed through
Eureka last Saturday morning. He
had come from Marion junction. S.
D.. and was enroute for his home al
Temyik. N. d. Hans did not look
quite as we'll as usual but he said
it was due to slight attack of con-
sumption. His many Eureka friends
hope it is not serious.
Word was received here by some
of his friends in this city that Phil.
Temnel. who some time ago wa.
drafted in the U. S. ARMY. eynectet
n fnr'ouoh some time next week: an,
4 would dnrinr that time manage t,
come hack to Eureka II will BIZ mic.
to see him AGAIN and also to hear o
some of his experiences in the army
5z-.as-----zss - $780, 1890 --ver--s-~s-. as 90
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13

Cor. of the Record, June 18th.
County Agent Sauer and Miss kce-
nan, canning demonstration, were here
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred eau and par
ty of young friends motored down
from Linton Saturday evening.
The Columbia Elevator is closed for
the season and Agent Arie Kanis has
gone to Orange City Iowa for visit
with Mrs. Kanis' relatives.
Most Basseth is receiving medical
treatment at an Aberdeen hospital for
liberation of the stomach. He has
been sufferer for long time and
his condition is very poor.
The hail storm of last week did
considerable damage in the country
is to 20 miles northeast of town.
John Smith reports 1875 acres of rye
,on his farm totally destroyed.
The boys called from here to Camp
Lewis, Wash. in the last drawing
speak very highly of this camp as a
training place. The weather Is fine
camp grounds excellent and food first
class.
Complaints are growing louder and
louder concerning train service on this
line. Seemingly no effort is being
made to maintain any kind Of 9
schedule, trains coming and going
when they choose. while the suffering
public is not considered.
-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13

From the Pollock Progress June Z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
CORRESPONDENCE
Bladdock Breyities.
From the Braddock News June 9Th.

From the Braddock News June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Curry depart
ed Monday for visit in the northern
part Of the state and points in MINI
esota.
Miss Reta Weber and her commit
tee of young ladies Keep the sewing
rooms in "apple pie" order for the Red
Cross workers.
j. R. Albright will give big Red
Cross dance in his big barn north of
Braddock on Friday June 14th. Music
furnished by Bismarck Jazz Orches-
ira.
The May shipment to the Red Cross
headquarters at Minneapolis from the
Rraddock Branch and the auxiliaries
Dana and Rose Grove, consisted of 10
raiamas. II sweaters 65 pair socks
80 bed shirts.
The Braddock Dramatic Club wish
es to thank the people of this vicin-
ity for their most liberal patronage
to their plays "Under the Laurels'
and 1.-THE American Flag" which were
put on to raise money for the local
Red Cross We wish to thank those
who have assisted us in any way and
especially do we wish to thank the
ladies of the Red Cross for their most
excellent lunches which were served
after each performance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Hartford Items.

Cor. of the Record, June 18th.
Mike Smith was elected director
again.
Evan Noyes has gone to Mondaman
Iowa on BUSINESS.
Mrs. Noyes visited with her son,
Earl and family Sunday.
Bert O'Donnal and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. Longwell Sunday.
We are having real warm weather
at present. Corn is growing nicely.
Orson OFT and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mausehund Sunday.
Charley and Laura Buck were home
over Sunday and attended church in
the Valley.
There is Sunday School every Sum
day at the Carmichael school house
at II a. m.
Gotlieb Grenz and wife, also John
E. Rensselaer, and wife and son Emil
called at Mr.. Longwell's Sunday even
ing.
Earl Noyes received picture from
his nephew Dallas Greer who is in
France. He is driving truck that
hauls provision for the soldiers. He
is one of the corporals.
Last Friday afternoon there was
a severe hail storm passed through the
hills doing considerable damage,
breaking window glass and Destroy
ing rye. Mr.. Rymer, Chas. Gontka
and others sustained quite loss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Strasburg Happenings
Cor: of the Record June 18th

Cor. of the Record June 18th.
DIR. Poort returned Tuesday from
"a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. j. Klein ,Jr. was taken to the
hospital at Linton Monday morning.
The picnic grounds northwest Of
town are very popular with Stras-
burg young folks.
Mr.. William Mallan Of Perham
MINI. is assistant cashier at sthe Sc
curity State Bank.
Strasburg people will attend the
Community Picnic at "Home Sweet
Home" farm Friday.
Several car loads autoed to Linton
for the. Red Cross play Friday even
ing and voted it wonderful success.
Mrs. Hogenbirk and Mrs. Hem
our local demonstrators have been
asked to give instructions at the Com
munity Picnic Friday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Reformed
Church of Strasburg will have sale
of their goods on Monday and Tues
day afternoons and evenings in the
building of DeBoer & Van, Soest.
Everybody invited to come in and see
these home made goods.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Cattle Food From offaI.

A Netherlands scientist has invented
cattle food that Is manufactured
from albumen obtained from slaugh.
ter houses and fishing centers and po-
tato and fruit refuse.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Patronize the ADVERTlSERS!!

every bushel of grain and its loss is
more serious than under ordinary
conditions.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13

From the Northwest Blade, June 6.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-06-13
Hague Happenings

;or. of the Record, June 18th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL YOUTH
To HOLD CONFERENCE
Bows and Girls Section to Meet
at Mt. Salem Church on
December %.

The first conference of Wilmington
Sunday school older boys and girls, will
convene in Mt. Salem M. L. Church on
Saturday. December %. This conference
is one of series conducted by the boys
and girls division of the Delaware Sunday
School Association. The purpose of the
conference is to organize councils Of Older
boys and girls from the Sunday schools.
who will have a relation to the organized
classes of boys and girls in the Sunday
schools and make plans with relation To
the activities of the groups.
The fine program being arranged ior
this occasion has as its theme loyalty.
The chief attraction of the program will be
an address by Charles ". Sayers, who
went through the battle of the Marine
with the Y. NJ G. A. workers. Mr.. Say
ers has thrilling story TO tell and will ur1-
doubtcdly be big attraction.
There will be afternoon and evening
sessions, supper being served for the dele
gates in the church hall. Two older girls
and two bows from each school picked by
the superintendent, will be delegates
Superintendent Gentieu of the Mt. Salem
school, is making the local arrangements
for the entertaining Of the delegates The
arrangements for the program and other
features Is in the hands Of Walter :
Watson and General Secretary Preston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-19
LITTLE 3ENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

Ma was Quick busting the setting room
yeStIdday me looking at her and wonder
ing If / asked her for 3 sents before she
went out weather she mite give me 2,
ma saying, | sippose Ill be late for the
meeting, but this toom simply has TO be
busted, that's all there Is to 1t.
Do YOU want me TO help you, ma?
/ sed. do YOU want me to dust the other
half vile you're dusting tins half?
Do you think you can dust II thurrilly3
sed ma.
Sure. / can dust like cnything | sed.
And | ran and got q dust cloth out OF the
rag bag and busted all the chairs and
thing II the other end of the room saying
I'm throo ma, I'm throo allreddy.
Non6ents, sed ma.
Yes ma come over and see If you don't
bIeeve if, the dust cloth IS full of dust, |
sed And ma came over and rubbed
The end Of her finger over the top Of the
table. making a mark ware the dust came
of on her nngcr saving. Watts tins
Its all done but that, ! .cd, the cloth
Is packed full Of dust.
Thcn watts this? sed ma rubbing her
finger on the back Of the rocking chair.
The cloth slipped vile ! was doing that,
| sed.
And how about this2 sed ma showing
me her finger after she rubbed i on the
little skinnic char with the straw sect
That must Of Jest came on agen, G, ma,
yoi awt 10 sec all the dust got on the
cloth sed
No doubt, sed ma And she tried
some more things, Saying, And this?
And this?
DO vou want to Sc the cloth, ma? sed
no thanks. sed ma And she busted
it All over agen herself, and asked her
for the 3 sents enyhow Just for luck vile
she was putting on her hat and she dident
give me one, me feeling better than il
hadent Of asked her. cnyway. Proving
its more fun to know you couldent OF
got stImthing than to think may be you
mite of