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TREASURE TAKEN
FROM GERMANY
Switzerland and Scaudin-
avia Get Securities Worth
in tn, Millions
AIRPLANES USED
TO CARRY PAP ER

BERLIN by MalLl-Dr. Fried
mann, who stirred America up a
few years ago, with an alleged cure
for tuberculosis, is again in the
limelight His cure has come up
for consideration in the Russian as
sembly and is exciting considerable
comment. Efforts are being made
to have the government adopt his
treatment and to make ii available
70 the popuIace.
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Work and workers unite in the Want
Ads.
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\ pNERrlsING soLIcIToR-rHr
al ss,,,,.,sa,re ,la W.T. Magazine has opening Tor
~ aggressive, energetic man or ,rS,,,or
70 solicit advertising in Wiimingto,
Must understand the husiness sr
yughiy. have q clean record. rood an
fros 49,. booa habits and must pfo-
~ per week and as much later n Z Viii
keep good person In our service A.
ply oy letter only, giving a comniafo
dscora on your accomplishment, In your
49, naa.NMiA iAlhA Replies viii be held
IN strictest confidence Address "A.
yertising Manager. Delaware Maeszins
Wilmington. Del ivi-.et
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.

July 81.
We now enter an interesting period
OF birthdates from July 2i to Angus
%. where we may study the influence:
OF the powerful planets Of the Earth
and the sun. while birthsigns govern
ing these birthdates Is Leo. indicated
on the zodiac as the lion is the mid
die sign Of the Fire Triune. and It's
colors are yellow, red and green. Its
birthstone is a diamond or ruby. Its
chief mental characteristics are con-
seryatism, faith and self-control. 1t
belongs to the Biblical tribe OF Joseph,
meaning luminous, and judgment also
increases. You will find two distinct
types OF characters in these birthdates,
the hish spiritually minded and the
selfish self-seekers.
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RnARDEns MANTFW

WANTED SUMNER BOARDERS.
w with reference. Phone 65-J-2. jy21-6t.
BOARDING IN THE COUNTRY FOR
ID elderly. nervous and feeble minded in
valid women. For particulars. write Box
o, FELTON,, Del jy21-1m.
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PAINTING Am wall PAPFR

EXTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Pp11ffNT
ing and all its branches and paperhang.
ing done reasonably, by Foxtow and En-
within
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SITUATION WaNTFD-NAIF

EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DE
- sires work during evening. Address
N-2e, Evening journal Office. jy2i-3t
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THOMAS 6 Belts
NOTICE

UthtfaI Carpenter Jobber8.
ie02 WEST STREET.
Or FnIpa 2Sao-W. June2s-1m.
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NOTICE

WILL any motor vehicle owner or opera
tor who was fined bv the authorities IN 81
Georges, Delaware. on Sunday. July 18th,
iasL communicate at once with CHAS. G..
gJrhk. Secretary Delaware Automobile
Association, s26 Market street, iy1a-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--LATE CABBAGE PLANTS,
= zoe per hundred. postpaid David Rod
way. Hartley, Del. Jy8-12t.
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cOnO WILL BUY LIGHT DELIVERY
tD<UU panel body truck in good
order Ninth Ward Garage, Vandever Ave.
and Church ST. u. & A. Phone 7s09-W
jyfs-Gt
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FOR RENT-PURyIsHED ROOMS. AP-
Il ply 5fz West St 1y21.1m.
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"CGXSa a,.ANcu<sS

Ocean Ave, near Beach Ocean View
Rooms with summing water and private
bath, Reasonable rates Capacity 200
MRS J. STOREY
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- NOTICE.
,,,lVe slVe RLWARD will be paid for informa-
el. e..n IuFnlsned Us leading to tho arrest and
Er9nkhn Touring Car No. G2i96 (seriai. :.
Deiaware registration No. 1865, property Of
DELAWARE
a. AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
Jy@l-ot CHAS. G. GUYER, Secretary.
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1917 REQ Touring; Al condition. .... $3.50
1915 Buick Touring, C-37.............. 500
Buick Roadster .....................s2 $3.50
Every car p bargain. Riverview Garage,
New Castle. Del Phone "a. jy15-1m.
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HOTEL ATGLEN
MICHIGAN AVE, NEAR BEACH.
Close to Million Dollar Pier and splendid
depot. Large. cheerful hotel Offering best
accommodations
$3.50 Up DAILY; s15 UP WEEKLY
Noted for its excellent table. Bathing al
lowed from house
MRS. LETTIE WILDE, Prop.
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TAYLOR MOTOR SALES COMPANY
hereby notifies the public that they
have purchased the eutlre business stock
and equipment Of the Thermo Welding
W 0rks. az 4l3-417 Orange street. and win
remove their business from the old locn
ton, S. r. Corner OF Fifth and Orange
streets, TO 4f3.4i7 Orange street, where
they VIII continue to handle the Haynes
motor car and take cnre OF any repairs
which their patrons wish TO have made.
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Try CLARENDON HOTEL

virginia Avenue. near Beach,
Capacity 800. Always omen. All moder.
improvements, including 100 rooms witt
not and cold running water and privats
oaths Write for rates and booklet Own
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STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. SIS.
BE TT REMEMBERED. That on this
30th day OF June 1919 personally ap-
peared before me the subscriber, n Notary
Public for said county and State ADOLPH
LEWIsOHN President OF South American
Gold Platinum Company. and party
20 the foregoing statement. known 10 me
personally 70 be such. and !, having FIRST
made known 10 him the contents Of said
statement he did acknowledge that he
signed. sealed and delivered the same as
his voluntary act and deed, and deposed
forth.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office,
the day and year above mentioned
EDWARD A. WOEBSE.
Notary Public. Bronx Co. No %
Certificate Filed y y Co. No 3fl.
n y Registers ONCE No 1874
NV Commission Expires March so, 1921.
A. WOEBSE
Notary Public
Bronx County.
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LOST AID FOUND

T ,osT-BErwEEx KENNETH SQUARE
ana Greenville, by way Of Yorklyn
lopel. Reward II feturped 10 n II. GRADY
Aehnett square, Pa. 1y2i-3t
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1NILoR's TABLES. RACKS. CLOSETS.
ste Bergers, Third and shipley SITS.
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Wanted
HELP WkNTED
RAILWAY

VXlLMINGTON RAILWAY NAIL
Clerk examinations. August %: 81. 100
$l.uo0 year. sample questions free Frank
I'm institute, Dept. 43-R, Rochester n. n.
june3-2m
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sTATE OT DELAWARE.

STATE OF DELAWARE,
Oaice 6f Secretary Of state
l. EVERETT G. JOHNSON, Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Delaware, do hereby
certify that the above aud foregoing is a
true and correct copy Of Certificate of Re-
duction Of Capital Stock issued by SOUTH
AMERICAN GOLD & PLATINUM COM
pANN." as received and filed IN this office,
the tenth day Of July, A. y. 1913, at 0
o'clock A. NJ,
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have hereunto set my hand and
Official seal az Dover, this tenth
CsEAL) day Of OF july. in the wear OF our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and nineteen
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
Secretary OF State
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FOR RENT -. FURNISHED ROOMS;
u board nearby Pa ". 26th St. jy21-3t.
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EOR sALE-FoUR FORD TOURING
Il cars. one limousine, starter for Ford,
and repair work promptly attended to.
8 Gordon St, between 22nd and 23rd SITS.
ty1s-3t
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STATE OF NEw YORK. COUNTY OF
BE IN REMEMBERED. That on this
aOth day OF June. 1919, personally. ap-
penred before me the subscriber. a Notary
Public for said county and State 7. II.
susmann. sam A. Lewisohn, Frederick
Lewisohn. T. III. WestlRke, J. McDougnl.
A. r. Keene and r NJ. Loper. being ma
jority Of the directors Of South American
Gold & Platinum Company, and parties 10
the foregoing instrument. known 10 me
personally 20 be such, and l. having hrst
made kown to them and each Of them the
contents Of said statement. they did. each,
severaily acknowledge that they signed,
senIed and delivered the same as their
several voluntary act and deed, and each
deposed that the facts therein stated were
truly set forth.
Given under my hand and seal OF office,
the day and year aforesaid.
EDWARD A. WOEBSE.
Notary Public Bronx Co. No. 80.
Certificate FILED y Y. Co, No. 3IL
y. y. Registers Office, No. 1874.
NV Commission Expires March 30, 1921
EDWARD A. WOEBSE,
Notary Public.
Bronx County.
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Stenographers should read the Want
Aas qaily as guide to business con-
ditlons and new opportunities.
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Statesmen WANTED.

! tSALESMEN THAT CAN HANDLE
~ best class Of Investors one with stool
and bond sales experience preferred. com
mission, S100 % $1,000 day for q few
days only Write for full particulars
No, Tex OIL Co., 7105s Indiana Ave, Wichita
Fals. Texas. ly14-9t
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yxrANTED-TAR RooFERs. APPLY
street jy19-et.
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Office Enuinmenf

20 Flat Top Desks.
10 Swivel Chairs.
% Straight Back Chairs.
> Typewriter Desks.
: Bookkeepers' Desks.
9 ONCE Tables.
1 Safe
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Wanted

j. Exneiienced men and ,romsn toa,hor
Elazers, for morocco work only, good
49, steady work; no labor trouble.
Apfis ot Monroe street gate.
r. BLUAfENTHkI CO
Wilmington. Del
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WANTED-Two GENTLEMEN FOR
" furnished room Call 5ge9-J. lis
Winchester Place. ty21-1t-
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nR. MARGARET RUPPERT's au-RIrA
- ELALLE snECI Al ---LI,a 20

bEAIIf SPECIALTIES co.
me principal Office in this State IS 10
- s'sn ~. ~ 80 va Market street in the city
oi " hI.lnsion. county Of New Castle.
Ahe name ~ the agent therein and IN
uhafse thereof upon whom process against
~ Svlppialoh may be served, Is Corpora
tlon Guarantee and Trust Company.
we the undersigned being n mi iorftv OF
the board Of directors OF the Or Nfarraret
hupperts Mi-Rita Beauty Speciaitlea Co
70 hereby certify that, at n meeting OF the
shld board, OF which meeting every direc-
tor received at leaat three DAYS notice
called for the purpose OF dissoiving the
goppauy and held on the first day Of
July, 1919. said board by a majority OF
tne whole board, did adopt the following
RESOLVED. That. in the Judgment Of
the board u is advisable and most for the
neneht OF Dr. Margaret Ruppert's Mi Rita
beauty Spectalties Co., that the same
sh9uld be forthwith dissolved. and 70 that
ehu, ana IN conformity with the statute n
is ordered that a meeting Of the stock
holders be held on the 4th day Of August
-. lVly az the office Of the company 027
market street, In the city Of WILMINGTON.
forenoon and three o'clock in the after.
noon, 20 take action upon this resolution;
ana further, that the secretary forthwith
give notice Of said meeting, and of the
adoption OF this resolution by mailing
each and every stockholder OF this com
Dany Ia the United states
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have here
unto set our hands and aflxed the cor
pS por1m 1u1 seal OK said company this lst day
DR.. MARGARET RUPERT.
THOS. S. KANE.
DIR. MARGARET RUPPERTS MI-RITA
SPECTALTIES co.
CORPORATE SEAL.
DELAWARE, 1917.
lyl4-21-2s Attest: ". T. RAGAN. /
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Received for Record July H. 1919.
i. G. COLE. Hoco

F. C. COLE. Recorder
STATE OF DELAWARE. NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, SIS:
Recorded in the Recorders Omee. AZ
Wilmington, in Certificate OF incorporation.
Record s. Vol. 10, Page 80 etc, the i1tb
day OF July, A. d 1919
Witness my hand and official seal.
21-2S-auC4 f. c. COLE. Recoraer
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NOTICE..

WILL PARTY WHO PURCHASED
w second hand green awnings, at Bot
tomleye on Saturday morning. return
same az once. or notify Mr. Bottomley.
very Important. Jyle-2t.
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TYPEWRIIERs

T a. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
81. Exchange All makes sold rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Amco
Adding Machines. W. Seventh ST.. second
RENTED - THREE
A months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold 500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, second floor. y. ". Cor,
ner Seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf.
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CoAfEONE WILL cash IN BIG" on
- this-The manufacturer Of nationally
advertised automobile tire. using fun uages
In the Saturday Evening Post Literary
Digest and other magazines. Is open for a
dealer representative for the city 0f VIII
minpton. The man or company taking hold
must be financially responsible and refer
ences must show that he is n hustler: with
this established the factory will cooperate
10 the limit Highest credentials will he
furnished. All correspondence treated in
strictest confidence II qualified. write
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

ESTABLISHED NANUFACT URING
- business OF this city would like TO
hear from responsible parties who would
Invest some capital reference reuuired.
Address Wis, Evening Journal Oficv.
jy1G-eod-3t.
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SANITARY W0REER


w J. WINCHESTER, A & BUTTON
w. wood SITS. Odorless excavating
When you want your cesspools cleaned,
Thone 4652-W feb1-1yr
1T n KELTER is STILL AT FOURTH
1tl. and West SITS Now IS the time 10
have your wells cleaned Phons Oils.
jzne21-Iyr
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PUBLIC SAFE,
IipHOLsTEmNG AND REpAIRING


MAKING OLD FURNITURE LooB
AL equal 10 new; repairing, upholster
ing and finishing. Phone 6l90-W on
French st. jy2f-1yr.
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EADING SHIRT MANUFACTURING

II house desirous Of opening q branch fac
tory within ninety miles OF Philadelphia. i'm
community where ample female help can
be secured. wonld like 10 hear from those
who have any factory doors 20 let suitable
for this purpose. or would like TO get I'm
touch with some manufacturer who Is at
present OF has operated n factory employ.
Ing female help and who would be inter
ested in taking over this branch as an adj
ditlon or I'm the place Of his present line
Please send fun particulars. which viii he
held confidential. 2. o. Box 262. philadel-
pha jy21-1t.
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HELP WANTED -sisiE

VX7ANTED-BOYs OVER 16, TO SET UP
w pins in bowling alley. Gradys.
Eighth and Orange SITS. jy19-2t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ono WEST sT.-LARGE FRONT PAR
W. Tor. Phone t405-J fy9-1m.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11
GOOD PIECE OF WORK.

The news-criticism of the police de-
partment in The State Journal Tues
day evening. calling attention to the
many punch board" gambling devices
operating in the city despite the gov
erning city ordinances. brings to mind
the fact that it is only human to criti-
else and not commend.
The so-called. punch boards are in
violation of the ordinances. to be. sure,
but it must be admitted that If the
police are out hunting thieves, bandits
and other criminals Sand have found
it necessary to neglect petty gambling
devices. the department is Kidding the
city of much greater evil.
In the same spirit Nf calling atten-
ton to the lottery The State Journal
gladly offers a somewhat tardy COM
mendation to the police department
for the capture of the man who made
the sensational $4,000 theft from the
National hotel.
This newspaper has been RESPONSE
BILE for many severe comments on ac-
tions of the police department of the
present and former city administra
tions. On this account The State Jour
nal wants to play strictly fair and be
generous with Communications when
CHIEF Hannah deserves them.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11
THE REASON MANY FAIL.

THE REASON MANY FAIL.
used TO wonder why it was so few were
at the top;
Why some men get So far ahead while all
the other stop
But that was in the oIdeu days when
was but n lad.
understand it now because experience
I've had.
L went into a corner store to spend my
hard-earned pelf
The man who owns the little place was
standing there himself,
But he was talking politics or something
with a friend
And hadn't time to take the cash which
l had some to spend
fumbled with my pocketbook. tried
to catch his eye,
tried a dozen ways or more to snow
I'd come to buy
At last / asked him kindly IL he cared to
wait on me
And found how truly insolsut foolish man
can be-
/ do not wonder any more why few men
reach the top:
I've found the answer many times In many
store and shop.
4 lot Of men start out in life with. hope
and prospects bright
But just few discover that IT pays to be
Copyright 1919 by Edgar 4 Guest.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11
IMPORTATION FOR ALL READERS OF
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formation bureau in the world.
This Service Bureau is located I'm The na :
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Keep in touch with your government at
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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11
SANDRA THE JEALOUS
By JANE PHELPS

Not in bed yet, Sandra?" the clock
had just struck twelve.
''No-is it SO late
1T is midnight You look ILL., 1
am Surprised that you are still sitting
up, especially when you know it is
contrary to my orders"
made no reply, simply hastened
my preparations. Had he said wish
es" / should have broken down and
sobbed out 1..y misery. But orders"
simply made me hard and cold. So
without a word I cfept into bed.
I slept little. My tortured brain re-
peated again and again the words of
that love note L found pinned in Leo
las Dress The next morning ! was 50
tired and 1anguid> that 1 remained in
bed. Everett seemed anxious about
me, after he had eaten his breakfast,
that I ate mine. 1 could scarcely
swallow, but to avoid his quest
ioning drank my coffee and
nibbIed at my toast until he finally
left for the office, and I was alone
with my thoughts.
Not even my boy could take me
out of despair into which that note
had plunged me. I was hot with re-
sentiment one moment, cold with hope
lessness the next 1 recalled eome
novel 1 had read in which life vas
described as "a dreary waste" and !
thought that was what my life was
"a dreary waste"
Mrs Gray came up a..d was very
kind. She, think, connected my de-
preston, my lack of sleep, with some
thing I had discovered in the attic,
aItho she gave no hint of it.
ct am very sorry you feel SO Ill.,"
she said as she stood by my bed. ''It
is a beautiful day. Later, IL you feel
equal to it, a drive would do you
good
I thanked her, and as she left me,
had only one thought now in my
mind: I would get dressed, go to the
attic again, and see if Iseola's picture
was there. waited until the house
servants were all busy below-stairs
then dressed, and climbed the stairs
trembling with weakness and eager
ness
(Tomorrow-A disappointed quest
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11
CAN WE HAVE PEACE?

There are indications that Governor
Allen will recommend to the legisla-
ture, at the special session, which he
has called, the enactment of a law
establishing a court of industrial re-
lations. This is something that has
been uRged by The State Journal as a
possible RENE ly for existing conditions
in the industrial field.
A workable law must apply impair
TALLY to both employer and employe.
The court should be empowered to en-
force the fulfillment of contracts be-
tween labor and capital, just as other
contracts are enforced. Either party
should have the right to bring the
other before the court when dispute
arises. When a case arising under the
law has been adjudicated, the court
must have the power to enforce its
decree. Refusal to obey the courts
mandate must be subject to punish
ment by fine, Imprisonment or both,
to be imposed on those responsible
for such refusal.
There will remain the possibility
that large bodies of men will refuse
to work in obedience to the courts
order as in the case of the coal min
ers. In such case the leaders and the
treasury of their organization must
pay e--penalty.
On the other hand, employers may
decide to close their plants rather than
obey the order of the court. In ad-
dition to being punished for contempt,
they can be made to turn their prop
er.y over to, a receiver who will keep
it in operation, until they change their
minds
This program, or any other along
similar lines. may fail to work salts
factorily. but something of the sort
seems worth trial.
But a disposition on The part of en-
ployer and employe. to deal squarely
with each other, will do more to bring
about industrial peace than all the
laws that can be placed on the statute
book. The time has arrived when the
public Is about to insist on it's own
protection. and if either labor or cap
ital find itself In a worse position than
before, it has only itself to blame.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-11

Pop was reading the spoarting page
up in the setting room and ma was
hitting sumthing that seemed to stay
the same size the more she nitted 1t,
and was sitting on the floor wishing
my lessins was all done insted of not
even started yet, and 1 sed. pop, ma,
don't think I want eny presents for
Krissmass this Krissmas.
Watts all that? Say that agen, sed
pop.
Wich I did. and pop sed, Sumthings
the matter with my ears, mother, I've
bin sispecting it lately and now I'm
sure of it. Wat did Benny say jest
then. I didn't seem to hear it ritee
He sed he duzzent wunt eny pres
ents for krissmas, sed ma. did you
ever heer of sutch thing in all your
life?
Mother, we're both getting hard of
heering. wat a terrible coincidents, sed
pop, / wonder ware people go to learn
the sine langwidge2 Benny. come heer
minnit. Wich I did, and leened over,
saying Say that rite in my ear will
you.
don't think wunt eny presents
for Krissmas this Krissmas. 1 yelled
in pops ear, and pop sed, Crate hev-
wins. let me feel your puits. And he
grabbed hold of my rist with one
manu- anu LOOK out MS Watcn with the
other. saying. IL seems to be all rite,
unless the watch is fast or slow or
sumthing-iet me see your tung.
Wich ] did, and pop sed, It's there
all rite. how do you feel inside?
Fine. sed, Wich 1 did. and pop
sed. Well, would you mind saying
once more wat you sed before-no.
don't, don't think could stand It.
The boy is proberbly joalIing. Will
yum, sed ma. Meening me. and ses1.
No nam, no sir, I don't think I wurt
eny presents this Krissmas, think I
would drather have them now and
save you and pop all the trubbei OF
buying them wen the stores get too
crowded. ! wunt a sled and a pare of
boxing gloves and new ice skates on
shoes, can I have them now, pop?
Can I MAJ
You can but you may not. sed
pop. Being grammer, ard ma sed.
should say you cant. who ever herd
Of sutch a thing. abxilootIy not
o well. I'm rather glad to know
I'm not def. sed pop And ! quick
did my lessins- and went out to see
who was out