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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-21
Conferencia Mas0nica
en- San German

Z s
Nadie pudo pensar que una fiesta i'm
proyisada. para la cual Sc invite pocas
horas antes de dar connienzo. tuviera
la brillantez y ei espiendor indiscuti-
bles que tuvo la conferencia celeDrada
la noche del martes ounce del actual
en- Ell teatro SOL bajo los auspicios
de la 1ogia Luz de las Tomas
Despues de una bella selection musi-
cal, muy bien cjecutada por la Orqu3s-
ia, el Secretario de la mencionada Lo-
gia, seaor To4o Na2ario, expres6 Ell on-
ieto de Ia conferencia hizo la pres~n
tacion de los oradores.
segu iamentc ocup6 Ia tribuna q.
doctor Ibern Fleytas, de cabo Eojo
joven apuesto que Sc pgeselta con todos
los artesto. y toda Ia vehemencia dc los
que viven cnamorados en- un gran ideal.
Tgas el. Giro joven, el senor Fernan-
de2. Barea. lego IN excelente trabajo
alrsivo al acto, del licenciado Fleytas
colhers. trabajo que, como era de cspe-
rarse, megccio obtuvo los aplausos dc
Modesto ccrdero, el inspirado can-
tor Ge las IDEAS generosas, nos obscquio
= -'-''- 80 ia A''iasA oe 81 oiceloh
s0i' ~ 's-'''s Y nos '''ei = "esples con
las "c:qu'si5eccs" dc ST. ima ginaci6a
= - i'.''' icy ei'''oii's 'il' hsfi'loss
j. !, ,,,'s 'os..e" V.a - ~ ~
-. 49, !. - -
j. ,,,,.a.e... - : =
- l''o'iiS.o "'isS ei'"o = az
~ 1Npoa.'Vo
.''"''' l"-' e-c'"iio 81 S95"loS ca a-aS
= - 70 c"ii'o Ios"l'oo. q rse4o-
'ie' 'i"'' = 'lioi0S % ''iaofo5os eh'"-
''''-'os
0eAaro Sepnlveda, de Sabana Grande,
nos dejo oir tambien 81 palabra sincera
y fraAca. rsyciadora dc iii amor inten-
SO a cause dc IA flaternidad univoE
sal; Santiago NegIont, 81 noble iaaes-
to que rie9a Gil Ia escrela Ia semiiIa
1ecnnda &c su gran sabe1 ) Ell to3as
partes IA de su gran bondad, e. apo o.
ne eAea@~a = diriie las huestcs mao
meas desde e Losja Hiios de IA t7I:'.
DC Yauco, Santiago Nesroni, repito, no.
iljc a-aHna' Ifa5t5 sanc.Aas dulces,
tebosantes ae Ia pure2a ce 81 alma,
de IL non. ade7 dc sus convicciones
TOGO turno al digno reprcaln
.ante dc Ia Gran Logia Iceuc,ado Al
frcdo Arnallo scvilla sercao. apa
cible, revcando absolute dominic L.!
tema a desarrollar. Esea gallarda slm
patica fgura del foro puertorriQucno
pronuncio 81 discourse dc tonos conoiia-
dores, lamcatamos dc todas ves95 10
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La Sra. Sara dc Daza, dc
Ia ciudad de Glrardot. Rep.
de Colombia, nos escribe I'm
obsequio a Ia vcrdai 6 impuisa-
da por la gratitud. manifesto a
Vds que el Compuesto Nfitchella
es vcrdaderamente prodigioso.
Antes de tomarlo. sentia los
achaQues. dolores e indi posicio
nes hasta el punto de postfarme
en- q lecho. Principle a usar q
Compuesto Nfitclclla y mis- sutri-
mientos desaparecieron como por
encanto; recobre el vigor perdido
v me sentia como 81 no csperara
un nuevo infante. III niho ma
clio muy hermoso Y sano.".
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I'll Flnado DR.. j.
II. Dye de Buffalo,
y. y, dedic0 Sli
vida al estudio de los
dolores del alum
bramiento. na
de las mas atlas As.
piraciones de Su vi
da, fue Ia de hallar
Was v inedloS para
mitigar en- 10 possible
los sufrinlientos 5
dolores del parto.
p0r cuant0 el alum
bramiento ha veni-
10 SieaIpre, destle
los ,ienpos prelliS-
toficos, aconpana-
do de mas . n1enos
dolor, el Dr. Dye se
ii0 plena cuenta lie
IL nla9uitud del
problema que aco-
meta mas, no OIL
staute, abrigaba Ia
conviction de que
hubiese aIgun me-
dio de, por 10 menos
reducir en- gran par
te eSos aCerbos pa
decimientoS. la
ciendU una especla-
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1r1f0r1naci0nes de la Isla
Notas de Ponce

JULIO 18.-
Ell apreciado joven don Juan Labor
! de ha sido nombrado jefe del telegra-
70 de esta ciudad, de cuyo cargo tomo
possession hace algunos dias.
Ell joven Laborde pertenece una
distinguida familia es muy querido
Ell la ciudad.
La policia ha presentado en- el dia
de hoy las siguientes denuncias: +.
Jose Escudero por un delito de hur-
to menor; Modesto Flores fue denuncia-
do y arrestado por ell misino delito;
Juan Ruiz, per infracci6n a Ia ley del
cierre; Celia Albisu y Delfna Alvarez
por alterar la paz; por ell nismo delito
fu6 denunciado jose Angel Perez; Pedro
Lopez por infracci6n a las ordenanzas
municipales.
Embarc6 aver para Espana, ell apre-
ciado caballero don Genaro Lopez per
teneciente la colonia espanola de es-
"a ciudad.
FL senor Lopez Heva el proposito de
pasar una temporada en- Ia antigua ma
DIRE patria.
El culto professor de Alta Escgela del
vccino pueblo de Pchuelas dor Adoleo
Grana Rivera Sc encuontra deede aver
en- Ponce.
Sc nos iaforma que durante las III
mas p horas ha estado slrmamentc gra-
el Alcalde de esta ciudad senior Rafael
Rivera Esbri Los m6dicos que asis-
ten tienen esperanzas en qac cl ilu5tre
fmcionario recobre pronto su salud
A la hora que escribimos estas hamos
preguntado por Ell estado del enfermo
nos han Gicho, que dentro de Ia gra-
vedad aexperimentado alguna meioria
Desde esta manana estdn llegando
esta ciudad numerosas personals, que vic
nen a asistir q las representa- clones, que
comenzando esta noche dara en el tea
tro Broadway" IL gran Compania
de Bracalc. Con este motivo. Sc nota
e,:fr1ordinario entusiasmo todo ndfca
que Ia temporada sera IN exito clio
Sc deberd principalmente, h actiyidad
de los senores Napolconis Arias en-
presarios del teatro Broadway.
En- la residencia de Ia culta familia
RIOS, de la Playa, Sc celebro anoche una
lolemnisimo fiesta religiosa que revistio
extraordinaria inportancia.
Sc elevaron oraciones al Altlsimo por
Ia aparici6n del practice Rios
Tenemo5 entendido que el ST. Rios,
embarcara paga Puerto Hico, via Cuba.
dentro &c algunss dias
Las frases pronunciadas por e. Sc
nor Parcelo ell Ia velada del Institute
JOSE DE DIEGO, han producido aQni
gratisima impression
Las manifestaciones del senor Barcel6
seran reproducidas en- millares de no
jas sueltas.
CCRRESPoNSAL.
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SOLICITA CoLOCACION.--Joyen graduado
curse comercal. Cinco AMOS practica 81 Ban
co. Conocimiento de maquinilla. correspon-
dencia comercial inglcs, prdctca de
IN aho como investigator de cuentas Rue
mas referencaS. Dirijase al apartado "a"
Rio Piedras.
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sE VENpEN.-Dos casas en- el barrio Chi
charo. cale de Ia Tgualdad. Para informes
ariiase Cadierno Hnos. Tetuan % 20
San Juan
vrND0 FINCA.-t2O cuerdas. Vega Baia
i Moroyis kil6metro 6. 40 cuerdas cana plan.
tilla. Algnnas pinas toronias Buena casa
yiyIenda. Aaprtado II. Vega Baja
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NoTA: 81 uIs eene Que n lei' 'i onssae soe
en a :
81
an q as III d m
qu e c u
mLento e aspran las madre 80 l r rb !
dspue q ! =
rsu nino oreccn md 5 u 81
Ia Z
Ia q aucd 4 >
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coMPRA. ) yuntay dc bueves de AS a.
"rrebas cada nna en- buenas carnes, jogs
mes sanos que sean propies para irabajpr er
srna wagonetas dc cana.
G. intrigue. Caguas. Box "J''.
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DON LUIS A. DELIz.

Sc encucntra en- esta poblacion es c
alto cmpieado del Departamento del Il
terror Que viene a dirigir los traha-
Jos de Ia barriada obrera Que Sc cons
truira ell Ia proongaci6n sur de Ia ca
lie de "Betances para los damn !
eados en- el terremoto.
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iATENcIoN 4 Esro! .QUE INTEREsA UsTED7

ST Quiere usted resultado positive
sio
Comecante, dependente?
acndd
dsfrua las ventajas de practice
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pionsan, les que sientc los qao labo
ran, los que alnan
J.. W. y.
San German, Julio 16 de 1919
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nado, Francisco Acosta y Conc pcion
Soto sotero.
RURALEs:
Josefa Lopez Nfeves, Pedro Baaillo
Guzman, Pedro Garcia Bad!iio, lose
Badillo, Rcmijio 7 Caban, Carmen Va-
lentin, Juana Rogue, Maria LOPEZ &c
lipa A. Gonzalez. Emilia Esposito. Je-
sds Rivera, Ana Adelina Molinary M
nuel N1endez Mirayes, Magdalana Co
mulada, Francisco A. Acosta, Carmen
Guevara, Gregoria Ruiz.
Quedan vacantes Ell la municipalidad
algunas escuelas graduadas de ingl@s
v ocho rurales.
Sc suplica los maestros de IL .sla
que tengan buena classification envien
al Presidente de esta Junta Escolar las
solicitudes correspondientes.
PARA LA AsAMBLEA DE PONCE
Prominentes republicanos de esta Cit
dad Sc proponen asistir la Asamblea
que celebrara dicha colectividad el IS
dc este mes en- la Ciudad del Sur.
CoRRESPoNsAI.
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NUEvo TEATRo

va Sc dio comienzo los tfabajos del
oleeante teatro, Que, frente a nuestra
Plaza Principal. construird ell ex CAPT
tan del eiercitO, Raul Estevez
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DON RAMON DELIz.

ia regresado de los Estados Unidos,
dcspucs de obtener el titulo dc doctor
en- Medicina Ciruiia con brillantisi-
mas notas, Ell una de las meiores Uni
versidades de Ia Metr6poh, este buen
amigo, uno de los jovenes mas estu
diosos de esta ciudad
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FL HON. coMIsIoNADo DEL
INTERIOR.

Aver SO encontraba aqui este distin
9irdo aguadillano, inspeccionando los
trabajos de su Departamento, Ell ell Dis
tiito.
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GRADUADos DE INGLEs

Monserrate Badillo, Juana caban Re
nito Cerezo, Jose Esprivalo, Juanita
Deliz, Carmen Garcia Meade2, Gene
roso vazquez, Ana Maria calderon,
Bella Koppisch, Antolina v5lez Ana
Velardo, valentin Acevedo. Gabina R9-
mos, Francisco Varela, Francisco Du-
chesnc, Francesca Rogue, Luis Maldo
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nado, Francisco Acosta Y Conception
Soto Sotero
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HUELCA DE ZAPATEEos.

Dcsdc hacc dias Sc han declarado ell
huelga, pidi6ndo aumento de salario9
los individuos de este gremio. Poy Ia
unidad DUO Sc We ell ellos, parece que, dc
no ceder los patronos habra huelga oa
m ratio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-21

In Junta Escolar ha nombrado, con
Ia aprobacion del Comisionado de 1ns-
tucci6n los siguientes profesoyes para
81 nuevo curse escolar:
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Ell apreciado joven don Juan Labor
de ha sido nombrado jefe del telegra-
70 de esta ciudad, de cuyo cargo torno
possession hace algunos dias.
Ell joven Laborde pertenece a una
distinguida familia es muy querido
Ell la ciudad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-28
WOMAN ALMOST
GIVEN Up HOPE
MRS. BULEY HAD SUFFERED
TWENTY YEARS-TAkES TAM
LAC AND is NOW WELL

when my friends ask me what
caused my wonderful improvement ]
just say 'Tanlac, said Mrs. Burr Blu.
ley, of 521 Baxter Court, Canton. Ill.
recently.
For the past twenty years." she
continued, 81 suffered from acute in
digestion. l had terrible cramping
spells and gas would form so badly
that l could hardly breathe. was
so weak and run down that l couldn't
attend to my housework. My head
would ache like it would burst. was
80 nervous thar the least little thing
would upset ne Ind | could hardly
sleep. Nothing l took did me any
good and l gave up all hope Of ever
being well again.
$50 many people were being ben
efittted by taking Tanlac that my hus-
band got me a bottle to try, and |
began to improve at once. Soon |
could eat anything | wanted without
having any trouble afterwards and
now my twenty years OF suffering
are completely at an end. Those aw-
full headaches are gone, l haven't a
sign of indigestion, I sleep like ba-
by and feel perfectly well in every
way"
Tanlac is sold in Brunswick by all
druggists.
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expansive backs of beautiful and
speedy circus horses ION the bill
boards) will be seen in all the gorge
Gus of tulle and seductive smile; the
elephants will copy their pictured acts
of comedy and go them one better;
the contortionist will proceed to dis
entangle himself from the knots he
tied in his responsive body last year;
the acrobatic families will turn dizzy
somersaults and the clowns will work
of their latest comedy stuns to the
great delight of the crowds present
we all like the clowns.
There is nothing on earth like the
circus. 1t is the peoples show par
excellence. 1t is the one great Ameri-
can amusement that appeals to all
the people
The merit in big circus like the
Sparks Shows is in the fact that ev-
erything in the show is the very best
If its kind. There must inevitably
oe riding acts, but the riders are the
eaders Of their profession. There
must be acrobats, but the acrobatic
rtists and aerialists are gathered
from the wide world, and the best
that money can secure.
1t is this superiority in the quality
of the performers that makes the
Sparks Shows such a welcome visitor.
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GEORGIA CITIES
ON R.R. QUESTION
BRUNSWICK WITH THE REST OF
THEM VOTED TO RETURN
THE RAILROADS.

Mr.. Merle Thorp, editor of the Ma
TONS Business, the official organ of
the United States Chamber of Com.
meree, sends The News the following
regarding the recent referendum vote
in which the Board of Trade partici.
pated on the railroad question:
Locking over the returns of the
referendum vote cast in Georgia on
the railroad plan by the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States, /
found some facts which may be of
interest to you.
THE commercial organizations O.
Athens, Atlanta, Brunswick, Column
bus, Macon, Rome Savannah and
lldosta voted in favor of the re,
turn of the roads to corporate opera
ton as soon as remedial Legislation
can be enacted
Augusta which belongs to the ma
tional chamber did not avail hcrsel
of the opportunity to vote.
THE eight organizations participa
ting in the referendum also wen on
record as facoring consolidation o.
railroads, in the public interest, with
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prior approval by government az
thCrity, in a limited number OF
strong competing systems; excepting
Macon, favoring a requirement tina
railroad companies engaged in inter
state business become federal corpf
rations, with rights of taxation and
police regulation reained by the
states; excepting Macon favoring ex,
'luslVe regulation Of capital oYpondi
lures and Tocrrity issues; favorine
federal regulation of intrastate rate
affecting interstate rates; EXCEPTING
Columbus and Macon, favoring stat
utory rule providing that rates in each
traffic section shall yield an ADEQUATE
return on fair value of property
as determined by public au-
thority, and t3TCring the creation of &
federal trans pCrtation board to pro.
mote development national system
of rail, water and highway transpor-
tation and articulation of all trans.
portation facilities.
1.-THE complete returns on the ref
erendum show that from so to So
per cent OF the votes cast in the AS
state were fer the general railroad
plan outlined and the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States,
therefore, is committed to it. The
chairman Of the railroad committee,
George A. Post, of New York has
preseted the Plan to be appropri-
ate committees Of congress.
Thirty different plans for dispo-
ing of the railroads have been offer
ed, but only two have had referen-
dunn treatment-the Chamber of Com
merce plan, which has the endorse
ment of business, men, and the Plumb
plan for government ownership, which
has the endorsement of the railroad
brotherhoods.
Every truly yours,
MERLE THORPE,
editor and General Manager"
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BIG CIRCUS DAY
NEXT SATURDAY
SPARKS GREAT ATTRACTION
COMES TO BRUNSWICK ON
OCTOBER FOURTH.

AT Brunswick Saturday, Oct. 4th,
Sparks World Famous Shows will hold
forth in this city for a matinee and
night exhibition, and the rare, unique
and wonderful things that have been
promised on paper will become real
ity
The airy riders who, in diaphanou;
skirts have Seen pirouettinf on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
RaucouS Voice And Bad Breeding
OverbaIance Beauty And Fashion
Girl With Mind of Cricket and Instincts of Weasel
Is Sometimes Beauty Dressed in
EXQUISITE Taste.

, such tact as he could command. tried
a sort Of come out OF the kitchen,
Mary" but she continued: And she
passes for refined. too, yet she is
always nosing through my things and
wanting 10 know how much 1 paid
for everything and who / 80 out
with. Say. that's why I 'phoned you
today 20 meet me at the drug store,
instead OF at the house. because l
would not crafty her curiosity by
letting her see my escort
Like as not shed butted IN ana
got acquainted with you herself, a
girl that occupied my room before
me told me to look out for that
Never you let her glimpse one o
your friends or the first thing you
know, she'll be handing 'um out TO
you as her best and Oldest
The young man attempted some
thing gallant he assured her il
would take more than mere land
lady TO do that.
aOh. you don't know her; she's
awful" etc. and the diatribe against
the landlady continues.
BY this time the fat man in the
adjoining seat gave up pretending not
to hear. His countenance bore the
cheerful expression Of one who has
been given free theater seats and he
frankly enjoyed the iniquities OF the
landlady and the distress OF the am
discrepancy between the girl, her
speech and her clothes, which might
have been those Of a princess IN
exile.
IF she had only been born
mute" one unconsciously thought
Doubtless the young man must have
had some such reflection. too, Tor ne
was looking decidedly bored. At the
corner he proposed that they get out
and have an icecream soda-that SOL
vent OF many situations.
Too Much Pride.
But an impartial witness could see
that he was done with the girl and
her troubles. HI had too much pride
to 20 about with one who made her
self and incidentally him, so con-
spicuous. who was indeed a highly
successful If unconscious vaudeville
artist.
doubtless. she will be pulling her
head in a week or so TO know why
she lost him. and feeling absolutely
certain that she was not in the least
TO blame.
No. she wasn't to blame; her faulty
ambitions were at the bottom OF her
troubles All her intelligence had
pearance. She knew the value OF a
well cut skirt but not OF wei mod
ulated voice.
She knew what was the proper
thing IN blouses, hats and slippers,
but she did not know that I SEE,
''he seq and she seq is enough TO
make angels weep, when II is found
on the lips of young and attractive
girl.
Why on earth didn't some kind
friend tell her to content herself
with a cotton skirt, a wolfe blouse
and put the money she had spent in
baronet satin and georgette into
course OF English at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
PromotiOn in Amy
By Selection Wrong

Washington. D. C.. September IS
Promotion by selections will not be
adopted for the army without protest
from many members OF the service.
The first OF these protests voiced by
Maj. Gen. John /. Chamberlain. in
spector general OF the army.
He claimed as intimate an acquaint-
ance with army personnel as any Of
ticer by reason Of the duties devolv-
ing upon him in the last 20 years or
more, and he is frank to admit that he
would find il exceedingly difficult to
select two or three officers Of any
grade for promotion over their seniors.
According 10 Gen. Chamberlain.
selection actually would be carried out
on the basis OF private and personal
opinion, with every chance OF error
In judgment. since there IS no mag
Unable system by which the best quail
lied could be chosen unfaflingly.
He prefers a method Of elimination.
by which an officer untitled for pro-
motion would be permanently retired.
on the ground that II undeservinr OF
promotion he was not entitled TO re-
main on the active list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15


7 HAD TO have a pare OF shoes last
week. & wen Pa got them for me
he brot them hoam and sed. Well. in
the words Of the snappy poet. 7 see
with mis- giving the high cost OF liv-
ing
know It. sed Ma. everything is
Citing terribully high. I had to pay
1Ss for a singeI pair Of shoes myself
last week. sed Ma Wen I was a viii
lage belle. sed Ma. I cud git four %
pair OF shoes for 1Ss.
Wen. sed Pa. forty yeers maiks a
lot Of differens. Pa sed.
Forty years2 sed Ma Why. Ma sed.
it is only about half that long since
I was the village belle in our town.
We will let it drop quick, sed Pa.
like I wish them prices wud drop. OF
one thing we may be thankful OF. sed
Pa. I have a good inncum. I am a
good digger. sed Pa wen ] want TO
turn my eyes from the stars long
enuff TO draw my salary. Pa sed.
But what is the wurld coming to2
sed Ma I have been thinking a lot
laitly, sed Pa, Of finding a butiful
Hand sumware & living like the
Swede Family Robinson. That wud
be the cleer quill, sed Pa.
The what? sed Ma.
The reel thing. sed Pa, nessled in
the hart OF Mater. Thare we Wud
have none OF them petty calls Of the
sosnul wurld, no dances, no cards, no
party calls, no eleckshuns, no PAYDAY,
no nothing except the passing days,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-15
sed Pa, them perry dawns & them gold

sed Pa. them perly dawns & them gold
sunsets.
That sounds all rite wen you say
It fast, sed Ma. bat all human beings
must depend 20 a certain extent on
each other We owe sumthing 10 so
ciety. sed Ma.
cant see II, sed Pa Society newer
dun anything for me, since I was a
kid. I used to git invited a lot then,
sed Pa, but laitly I doant cair for So
ciety. 1 long for sOllytood, sed Pa.
with you & little Bobby along to keep
me from Citing too loanly.
Ware ever we go now, sed Ma,
feer the high prices wud follow US
like Banshees.
L guess go, sed Pa Wuddent our
primevil parents. Mister Adam &
Missus Eve, git a awful jolt II they
had to add up meat bill or a grocer
bill now? sed Pa Wow. sed Pa.
Thay missed all the trubbel wich
they started, sed Ia. l. is for US to
find sum way TO jurney thru this
here vail Of Teers. Thay are at peace.
sed Ma Well, sed Ma, find yure littel
Hand sumware & Bobbie & I will each
talk one Of yure noabel hands & Hi
Us thare. sed Ma. Wenever you say Hi
we Will Ri, sed Ma
am ready TO Hi anyware with Pa
& Ma