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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19


that the only possible match that
was good enough for her was with a
SIo"h prlhce-that' OF course was
NNeLole N the DerinSh crown prince
DIoutht crown princehood into pub
i'c us,aN or
me l was thinking all thls Al
per.a was s''uns tapping her loot
on the iloor, She would nave looked
very pretty II she had been IN good
nona a,un,aoa' pi"auy my iast padent was
gone ana | put on my nat and coat
ana .iu 9Slned Alberta. ,.,,
60, Where 90 we go first ! asked;
!" ne iuIhi'utT store .
~ salu Aioer'd' olt uown
lltnu'e' a,, ooe'or' want 70 taIk to
'ou uu,,,o,, e.. ...n,...
Hat tue uouple asked,
sea.rns tnysei next the taole.
., me ne Touoie - thdl NopIe wants
W heeP nouse ana L want 10 i've IN
~" par tIileh'. a..
20 you eyer hVe IN an apart
Nheiit l injured
no; you know 1 dlah l. I've al
Ways IEeu at nome win the loiks.
nut FRANCES wants notAer 10 come
10 Cn'casU anu I'VE WIN her now 80
we rah = iiFe az hoile.
Ihat IuuhS' a'!HoW' e&-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
Little Benny'S Notebook

Last Sundey granpop brawt his
camera erround to take my pickture
with 1t. being a big camera on legs
with a green cloth for graupop 10
put his he'd underneath OF vile he
is looking throo the camera, and
me and pop and ma and granpop
went out in the yard for me 10 get
my piskture took, and | stood next
to the tents with my arms crossed
like Napoleon, and granpop put his
he'd underneath of the green cloth
and aimed the camera at me. say
ing, Look as cheerful as possible,
are you reddy?
Yes, sir. sed. And all OF sud-
din granpOp stuck his he'd out irum
underneath OF the green cloth and
looked erround frum in back OF the
camera as II no thawt me and him
was playing hide and go seek. and
started to giggle Ike enything,
granpop saying, Ioer, heer 'dost do
mat, ! was jest going to squeeze the
bulb.
Now, Benny, its all rite to look
cheerful wen your told, but there's
no use going to extrecms. sed pop.
Try control yourself sed ma
Tell us watts funny and maybe we
will all laff, sed granpop. Me not
telling him on account of being too
polite, and after a vile | stopped
giggling and crossed my arms agen,
granpop saying, Now, III haff to
get YOU back in focus agen. Meening
he wood haff to find me in the
camera, and he stuck his he'd un-
dcrneeth of the green cloth agen,
saying, now look cheerfil, not too
Cheerful.
Which did, looking Jest about as
cheerhll as a persin having their
pickture took, wich | Good of stayed
That way fine If granpop hadent
stuck his he'd erround the back OF
the camera agen, saying. Reddy?
And 1 started to giggle werst than
the ferst time, and granpop looked
dlskusted, making it even funnier,
and pop and ma started TO laff on
account Of me iaffing, everybody
laffInE eXsept granpop. and he tried
: more times and then took his
camera home, saying ne wasent a
animal fotograffer and ddent take
munkies plcktures.
Meen.ng me-
(Copynsht 1918, George Matthew Adams)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
FIDELITY or IABOR.

q The announcement that all the IA
nor unions OF Tulsa had pledged
their best efforts to support tho war
stamp and baby bond campaign
should disabuse the mind OF any one
who had notion that organized Ia
hnr was not heart ana soul loyal.
with public opinion frequently dis.
torted as to the organic soundness
OF union labor by the violence OF
strikes and the teroclty ana venallty
OF some alleged labor leaders. It is
important to emphasize from time
to time that union labor is an cncr.
getic, patriotic, sound and deter.
mined element In the prosecution OF
this war.
In the emergency when democracy
is threatened by foes abroad and
undermined hy foes within. it * good
to know thnt organized labor is
pro-war anti German, pro-dcmoc-
racy antl-Bolshcvlk solid. subst,n-
tial' hard headed and hard at work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

More even than tho Liberty bonds.
the war rawlings stamps have made
us partners with an interest IN the
business of running the United
States. We are not Indifferent spec
tators any longer but active mem
bers OF the firm. 1t ia not an extrav-
agant notion that these little stamps
may be the making Of new Amer
lea. The transformation of even a
few months has been marvellous.
May the nation never abandon tho
wonderful opportunity for the draw
ing together OF all people into one
purpose that this form Of patriotism
has afforded. Its great power Is IN
It's oomprehensiveness. 1t includes
all from the richest to the poorest
and from the old down to the babe
in the cradle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
The Woman Who CHANGED
BY JAN PHELPS

known before we were marrid1 ad-
dressed him as George"
II see that | should have to make
my visits to you at Bar Harbor.
them she returned, undismayed.
shall be there, now, almost as soon
as you are. Your accident has made
our plans similar"
- Were we never to be rid OF her?
| started to say me.hing, bit my
lip, and let George answer:
That will be delightful! We are
not apt to be as popular there as we
have been here. so shall have more
time to devote to my friends. The
yachting, here, has taken a great
deal of my time. You Will have to
help me introduce Helen to Bar
Harbor. 1t is an old stamping
ground of Jul!a's,' he said, turning
To me.
1T is nice to be so familiar with
llteesrhE ETAOIb,' 'aidnpl. -ETAO
all the resorts" | said, inwardly boil
ing. Perhaps when | reach your
age, ] shall know as much. In the
meantime, 1t Is delightful to have
everything so new and so entertain
ing | cannot become bored, as do
you older people"
We're Methuselah's, according to
your wife, George" she laughed ma
liciously; II am as much as seven
years older than she"
Tomorrow-Its Experience That
Counts. g
Copyright. 1918, George Matthew AdsmO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
K0bsQrVdtions @d
WWdr Horse b 1iE;4ss; ;Ezs:ss!:s;; ;Ess!s;
Ny Dear Niece.

My Dear Niece:
Alberta sat down with an air that
said as plain as words: II am as
happy as anybody could possibly be
under the circumstances"
You will grant, no doubt. that such
an air is bit disconcerting when It
hangs about brand-new bride, es-
pecially one who has wanted in
tensely to be bride for 10 these
many days,
Where's Noble?" inquired by
way Of Introducing an agreeable
topic Of conversation.
Gone TO the office" replied AL
herta. Hes married to that office
Imagine a man taking only aaweek
off for his wedding trip"
1 suggested the possibility that
he could get no more leave.
"Oh. yes, he could" was her re-
tort. He has another week com
ing, but he wants to keep 1t for a
fishing trip into the mountains later
in the summer. 1t seems he enjoys
the society OF fish more than the So
cIety OF MS hrlue."
The remark was so unreasonable,
so petty. that looked up In surprise.
Here was the first breath OF a wind
that BODIED i'll for the matrimonial
bark. | remembered with misgiv
ing how Alberta had been spoiled by
her family. Was her husband con-
demned TO keep up that spelling as
the price Of his happiness? thought
pf his kind, patient, whimsical face
and longed to do something to set
Alberta on the right path. more
than suspected that she had married
him as matter of convenience after
jollying herself into thinking she was
WoNedoby love I'd seen it done be
fore at Alberta's age. and with her
limited outlook on life's problems.
II takes a big woman TO refuse to
compromise with fate and a bigger
one not to make the substitute pay
a hard price for being a substitute
instead Of the real thing We all
hate something Just as good"
whether we adsuit 1t or not,
I've known few women who
took men as a last resort and spent
the rest OF their lives trying to make
up to the men for marrying them
instead of being old maids. But AL
her;a is not one OF these women
She has married the incest kind of
man and doesn't know IT, because
her family have always taught her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
The Knock.
~

BNIT
| looked over the pile OF photo
graphs again They were all there,
Miss Sanders had given them to. me,
with these Instructions,
NV client. Mr.. Mowbry. Will come
TO your apartment this evening 10
make his choice"
It sounded simple enough. But 7
saw the underlying meaning Miss
Sanders exploited the personality of
her assistants
had met MT Mowhry He had
taken fancy to me. Miss Sanders
keen eyes had seen Il. She believed
he could be more safely left to make
his choice OF furniture with,me. This
is what she calls. Business ability,
understanding Of human nature"
More and more | had come to dis
Hike her SO this was my way to
succoss' ! shook down my hair re-
sentfully I brushed II out before
the tiny strip Of mirror Slapped
cold water on my cheeks till they
were rosy.
put or my one pretty frock |
hail hated myself that I should care.
looked down at the ripping flow
Of the dress around my ankles.
pinned my cameo at the OF my
neck
l looked well. Yes. but l hated
myself in that moment
Constance had gone ont with Don
DAILY She seems 10 find this care
free boy very companionable.
wonder. The same Constance who
had taken life so seriously IN Hia-
rfsN d.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
kSas7aaegBeEi'icnGNH
G8Afs0l'9c1t- ~ z: ~

lost In the clouds you know. Not
good klnd Uncle Lucky. Nosiree-
man So they hoped out of the
Luckymobilc and started up the
beanstalk, and by and by. after "a
pretty long time, they came TO the
TOP and the first thing they saw was
their friend American Eagle and his
wife. and she was sitting on her
nest Matching out the big eggs
which she had laid.
Wen need lots OF eagles now,
that we've gone to war" said the
big bird. ard he Tapped his wings
and sang Yankee Doodle Dandy
three times over and then once
mOre. And this made the old gem
tlemRn rabbit so excited that he
stood IN and made a speech. and
then he threw his old wedding stove
pipe hat up into the air and gave
three cheers and half dozen tigers
and two or three bears And after
that Eilly Bunny opened his KNAPP
sack ana took out an American flag
and put II on the top OF the bean
stalk So that alt the people in the
acroriane could see 1t and say Hip
hurray for the L. S. A."
"Whcr the little eagles come out
OF their shells you must bring them
20 call on me-" said good, kind Tn
gle Lucky TO Mrs. Eagle Il have
some popcorn and lollypops at
home and | know how children like
those things" And this made Mrs
Eagle very happy and Mr.. Eagle
very proud, and he helped the two
little rabbits climb down the bean
stalk in time for me to write what
they did In the next story. which
viii be about an adventure in the
rriendly Forest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
IUIay Is The birthday OF
Ebert Hubbard
June 10, 1859.

June 10, 1859.
1t is probable that Elbert Hub
bard would be known to All future
generations in America, simply be-
cause he was such a wonderfully
clever writer. The fact that he was
drowned when the Lustania Was
sunk places him surely among tn.
immortalS If only as one OF the in.
noccnts who were slaughtered in a
wicked cause
He was born in Illinois. went
east to study at Harvard but did
not graduate. He went out to Illi-
no!s again and started doing news
paper work in Chicago. In a short
time he was known as facile
writer and was offered position
with manufacturing firm in Buff
faIo lie settled then in East Au-
rora, a pleasant village outside of
Buffalo.
Then he went abroad and while
travelling, was inspired to start the
Roycroft idea in his town. East
Aurora he made famous, his writ
ings, the artistic hand work that
was turned out there and tho inter-
estinE colony that presently collect
ed, made this a most delightful spot.
de wrote the "MSssage 10 Gar
cia" and Little JOURNEYS IN tho
Homes OF Famous Men" and n mag
azine, The Philistine," which was
hrtnjful or originality. Indeed, this
was so much himself, his own per-
sonality' that IT was discontinued
after his death.
With his wife he started for Eng
land in 1915, on the Lusitan!a. She
was torpedoed May 7, and Mr.. and
MIS- Huboard perished together.
Copyright, 1913, George Matthew Adams,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

"GNoing iTs vot, onswero1 tho
Rmy coat. who Won remon,b her, in
the last story had cotton ve,v angry
because Rlilv R,Innv and I'nclc
Luclly had b,lmpcd inio his r,ntnr
bont win their w}haIesbin % se,r
Rivc YOU" and ther he racod tha
Whale nil tho ,vay f. tho sborn and
would have beatcr hin, ion 20 ho
rad gonc faster Ana aa soon sa tho
whelcshin ran nm ON tho heacb the
twh lttIo rabbits honnoI off ana ca,
into their autonobis ana drovo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

The British proposition to lnduct
female ayiators into military serv-
ice has aroused Il protest. II is not
contended that the ladies' cannot be
depended on to navigate the air just
as skillfully and fight just as bravely
as their brothers, but the mind re-
coils with horror from the prospect.
OF what would happen to them
should they fall into the hands of the
enemy. We have every confidence
in the girls making good most any
where they are willing TO so, but we
cannot contemplate the possibility OF
their incurring such fate as captiv-
ity In Germany The fate OF Edith
Csvell is the acme OF mercy COM
pared with what has happened to
many otheE females at the hands OF
the unspeskable HUI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
PmkiHUille PGrQgrafs
BY GEORGE BINGHAM.

A posse Of Ia %
dies composing
t h c II e a rs 4 y
club called on
the n Q W lady
that moved into
tn Calf Ribs
C o IN IN u n / I y
They could not
find much fault
with hor except
that she bra gs
on her husband
a good deal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
EuerHdaH Wisdom

Smoke is decorative. 10 looks
good against the sky. Certain kinds
Of 1t smell good against the nostriis
Smoke will make a ham invulner-
able against the ravages of time.
Some kinds of smoke kill insects.
Outside of these few unimportant
uses smoke Is no use.
Yet smoke is one Of the most ex-
pensive things in the world.
II takes carloads Of coal. carloads
of stogies and carloads of Chinese
incense to keep the world smoky,
Some may argue that smoke is
by-produce, but we maintain that
smoke is smoke. We argue that use
less as smoke is, il is worth all Il
costs. oh, smoke!
What is so fiimsy. so whimsical
so full of caprice, SO airy Except
air), so immaterial, except nothing
at alD. so fun Of flight, SO lingering
what is so spiritual as smoke?
No smoke is no by-product.
Old fat magnates who think they
are making car-wheels or wash
boilers or automobile-axiss with
their coal MAY BE. But, most i'm
portant of all, they are mak,Hs
SMOKE-for people who look
Why ride on car.wheels TO see
Niagara Falls when You can sec
SMOKE h at home, out of the window,
floating up out of the car-wheel
factory? Why wash clothes when
You can sit all day and watch smoke
curling up from the automobile
axle factory?
There is no other phenomena
quite like smoke. When smoke
leaves the chimney, practical people
are done with it. II has served their
purpose. When smoke leave the
chimney, poets haM just begun with
1t. They catch 1t as it comes out
Smoke is one of the most beau
uful useless things in the word.
Copyright, 1918, George Matthew Adamsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

Time was when paris was ready to
welcome the world with open arms
and sell II any kind OF Joy for the
price. sof-iate. however, the people
OF that city have grown little par
ticular who visits them. We notice
that Hindenburg did not receive an
enthusiastic invitation TO- spend the
first OF April or any other day With
In It's confines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

Nothing would suit our boys In the
trenches better than for the crown
prince to actually lead an attack
against them. n They would like to
meet his royal Ribs ls the heat of the
battle and be convinced that he Is
good for anything else than a fig
urehead.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

a farmer near st Louis fed his
horse a quantity Of poultry food by
mistake, thinking the same was con
dition powder The mistake was not
noticed until the horse scratched up
half the war garden and had tried to
set on a bushel Of old doornobs the
farmer had collected in years past.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

We know a. lot OF people who
won't be happy when they get to
heaven unless they can go some
where else during the summer
months.--Luke McLuke.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

The Germans still claim they are
going to win IN this drive. Hut they
are not succeeding very well In
"teiling II to the marines"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

The enormous losses sustained by
the army OF the crown prince help
some. but the allies will not be sat
isfied until they deliver the blow
that killed father"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

II staying at home these war
times is a patriotic method OF coh'
servation. there are lots OF people
who are not very good patriots.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
Oklahoma Outbursts


Nu'ul me oniY lhing 10 pe SAID IN
lHEpI or Prize Iklls 'H lhe5lah teF'-
H"e Ihny hTlnE 10 for war purposes
IN DklHhoaifl CITY man Hdycrtlses
for position Tor himself and work
FOR his wife on some modern ranch
or farm
Congress sreroe ta haye hacked nm
ON ~. DIFFERENTIATION, r., fir. G.,rge
Crrcl Ubjrb Iook- like s,fra oue h1d
rongr.ss biIffed ,fr. .thc boarG walk.
,rho ,,,.,.. ,,.... ., ,h.
,..l.. ,.n ,l,......,
"' '.'. '''"
.,..i,.., Wv VI Wv 'plt,a
~ '" '3''' ''"''' '""
l1' "an pH' ON Io"s'oih ny the
ioN9 H4Hin .'H.ur Wiuo lh" hen
3" allowed 90 Ro ON her frivolous.
ac'Ai hInH. D1'rllng wa}s leads the
Nl'ullt EhEIn lp remark That the
men VIII rHn''uue 90 nave 10 do the
iEhiihE bleeding ANA dying for
ihcif cpuu0r..
TnEe'hrr with J0l wheat harvest
'i6 and industrial workers we Wit
n'wcd au exhibition of the manly
1ti' Monday night Four hundred
ni thu1v present seemed To- he able
to distinguish the fine points
drought nu' hy the artists and were
Ahi" iu divide themselves into two
groups or paruHra Of about my
IIIy proportions aud the dope writ
cr8 differed ~ 10 the results In the
same ratio, Three important factors
pI'}'d a conspicuous part one con-
Ihu''y consulted a watch a. if-he
was AFRAID the train might leave
MN. ana from time to time dlnged-
d"nBcd "A gong with some sort ot
mt'"l instrument that had tho ring
ot steel Another hoped about on
canvas mat Ike ho was taking the
hct"ud degree In "A Uoky lodge and
lhicriorred with the display OF af-
ioClou by the actors. The third dis.
lrlhutcd bcyo between acts. We are
told that not counting the prelimi-
mary IN which two boys bloodied
tHch others nose until one quit,
lhcre were two feature acts The
flrst was between a young Hoosler
VINO looked Ike the makings of a
good soldier. ana "a product OF MIL
waukeo. Up 20 the lasi two Innings
me one from Indiana seemed to
haVo been tho faNorito, possibly he
cause the othct was from Milwaukee.
During the entire scene both bows
displayed great affection for each
other, but the umpire. referee, ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
Daily Food
June 10.

God oomm.ndeth his love toward MS. In
that. while we were yet sinners, Christ
died for US. Rom. SIS
rhs cross, iis burden. oh how great
No strength but his could bear its weight ,
No love hat his would undertake,
To bear II for the sinners sake
Much more then, being now justified
BY his blood, we shall be saved from
wrath through him. Rom, SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
PHONES:
Political Announcement.

I hsreby announce my candidacy for the
office OF Judge OF the Superior Coart OF
Tulsa county. ,nhjeet TO the action OF the
Democratic primary, August o, IBIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

Clab Hancock
Is eating peanuts to strengthen his
mind. He uses those with the
shells on, so that he can keep at
work all the time he Is eating them.
Raz Barlow says wh3n a person
feels in his watch pocket he finds
that II Is time he was going.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19
On tho Spur;
aMeN1Ornont
Not Sick-Only Married.


Mrs Emma Graham camo homo
Monday having dismissed her
school she got married instead of
being sick AS reported. Grcenup
(lll) Press
H. Hlndenberg Is desperately III.
as reported, his illness was not
brought on by oycr-eatlng in Paris
A feminine friend says many a
mans ideas Of $3.50 is $50 for him
self and so cents for his wife
But very few can get away with il.
WIN not somebody write "A motion
picture story having to do with the
eternal triangle? The authors ,xe
overlooking a good theme. Not moN,
than fifteen OF these pictures are
released every week. Let US have II
few more
a Louisville dispatch says "whis-
key has matte a-it't ur mon fich''
And IT has made lot Of others
rich without Increasing their bank
accounts.
The government has taken the
preliminary step in the elimination
OF the Pullman porter.
Tho quickest way TO oliminatCl him
is TO cat off his tips
There viii soon be enough Ger
man orchestra directors In intern
mcnt camps to start Eloe club, If
they feel that way about 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

The walters ought to make good
soldiers. They are used to taking or z
ders. Life" please copy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

About the only th.ng TO be said In
favor of prize fights Is the tax reyc-
nue they bring 'n for war purposes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

Hu Okahoat CITY man adyertlses
for "A position tor himself ana work
for his wife on some modern ranch
or farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

VIII not somebody write "A motion
picture story having TO do with the
eternal triangle? The authors ,xe
a good theme Not mon,
than fifteen Of these pictures are
released every week Let us have II
f0y more. ---....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

ENcrlhnc is high in .wartimes
even the skirts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

a Louisville dispatch says "whis-
key has mage-a-ict ur mon -tich.''
And 1t has made lot OF others
rich without increasing their bank
accounts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

out ON Long Island farm laborers
are demanding taNicah fare as we'll
ts waEos. Wcll, a Iahorcr is worthy
OF his taxi these days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

The government has taken the
preliminary step in the elimination
OF the Pullman porter.
Tho quickest way TO oliminatca HIM
is to cat off his tips
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-19

A feminine friend says many a
mans ideas OF $3.50 is $50 for him
self and 30 cents for his wife.
But very few can get away with il.