davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30
Thursday and Friday-Louse Caum in "SEx" % %s s

lie, in which said report it shows the |
in recommended so that water can
be furnished TO the citizens of Alma |
for domestic purposes and for fire |
protection without having TO run the |
river water into the water mains:
therefore be it
Resolved, by the City Commission
now in session, and said city com
mission does hereby determine, that
is il a public necessity and very de-
sirable for the city to construct i'm I
provements to the water works sys-
TEN in said city in accordance with
the report of the said City Manager,
and for that purpose it is desirable
and necessary and for the public
health and best interests Of the city
of Alma TO eXpend the sum of $780,
10000, in the construction Of said i'm
provements, and for that purpose it
is desirable and necessary to issue
the City's Bonds therefor; therefore,
be il further
Resolved, that the City of Alma,
Michigan. cause to be issued its bonds
in the sum Of SS0,0000O. the same to
be used for construction Of improve
ments TO the said water works, and
in constructing such Improvements
that said money be used as follows:
That $22 100000 be used in construct
ing an elevated tank Of 10000 gal
Ions capacity; that S26,000.00 be used
in constructing a reservoir of l,000.-
600 gallons capacity; that S5,800.00
be used in purchasing and installing
a plunger pump; and that S26,200.00
be used in the construction Of water
extensions and wells; and be it fur
Their
Resolved, that said bonds TO be is
sued as aforesaid be known as "Ser-
les 1920, Water Works Improvement
Bonds; that they be in denomina-
tions Of 81 100000 each, and that there
! be eighty 500 in number, number
ing consecutively from one % to
/ eighty 500 inclusive; that the first
! five 90 of said bonds shall mature
and become due and payable two
years from date Of issuance, and
that five 60 of said bonds mature
and become due and payable at the
end Of each succeeding year there
after. until the whole issue of said
bonds are paid; that said bonds shall
bear interest at the rate of 512 per
centum per annum, payable semi
annually; and that said interest and
said bonds be payable at the City of
Alma. Michigan. Be il further
Resolved, that the matter of the
issue of said bonds as above speci-
fled. be submitted to the qualified
electors of the said city Of Alma, for
their approval at the General Elec-
tion TO be heid in the said city of Al
ma on the 2nd day of November
1920. and that the form Of the ballot
to be used in voting upon said ques-
ton of bonding of said city Of Alma
I as aforesaid, be in the following
words, figures and form, to-wit
I "To issue the bonds Of the city Of
Alma, Michigan, in the amount of
$50 10000. for construction Of i'm
provements to the water works in
said city, said bonds to be known and
designated Series 1920. Water
/ Works Improvement Bonds"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30

By LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh Is q local disease, greatly inffu-
snced by constitutional conditions HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catsrrh-
IL Is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the
system HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed OF some of the best tones
known. combined with some OF the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
u the Ingredients In HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE 10 what produces such won
1erfui results In catarrhal conditions
y. J. Cheney . Co. Props. Toledo. o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30
Y tiS
NO
And be il further

Resolved, that the city clerk of the
said city of Alma, be, and is hereby
instructed to give notice Of the cleo
ton TO authorize the issuance of such
bonds as provided by Section 90 Of
Chapter XIV of the Charter of the
City of Alma.
Sept. %, 1920
67-3t Jessie Wolford, City Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-12
Forty Feet on Cherry
Street and Seventy
Feet on Sumter Street

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated
December 9TH. 1905, and recorded in
Iss,C. page Sc. default having been
nlaae In payment of debt secured.
n al request OF beneficiary, I.wili
SELL on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH, 1920.
property described in said deed, say at
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the lot OF land on east side OF Cherry
street. commencing 100 feet south OF
spring street and fronting on Cherry
street, 40 feet and running back 40
rect TO an alley: also lot adjoining
above and fronting on said alley %
teet and extending back 40 feet. Then,
say at 49,
6 O'CLOCK p. a.,
the lot OF LAM on Sumter street. b..
ginning 40 feet south of Winder
street. running southwardly and
fronting on east line OF Sumter Street,
70 feet and extending back between
lines lls feet to an alley,
TERMS: Cash for expense OF sals
and taxes due and to pay sovan
notes, aSsregating s1.0s2.6o with
interest from December 18th, 1909. and
balance at one and two years, or all
cash, at option of purchaser.
C. l.. DENoON,
Trustee.
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Household Goods
ASDERSOSs

So, wEEK-EHD siEClALs.
~,.sH'tA! h"I! Tach. With mirror and seat.
Feed Stroller, roli top and SIDES, u,.
n"!S''isa IN corduroy. IN perfect cona!-
non $500 value. .:l,5o.
sInS"f sewing machines and o,hc- s,nnL.
arc ihak.s. as good as uew and fully guar.
ahtesi al " saving OF so Der cent TO SO
seyerTl upright r!anos. standard makes.
''sh,s ARE az E1od ts new.
n5's.! mary i1h!e. quar;tred oak. IS
Several bedroom auite-. in walnut. ma.
nVtShy and OAK. Fenn!shcd and like new.
WIN wood. brass or .ron beds. chair to
match, az a SAVING Of one.half. Sec ines.
suites be.or" buying. ~
lo4 sSs' Ven ~ 40 SI V.,a fans:; ,hFeo-NurneT.
,owwae1" MS'.Sg iour-burnsr Ias range.
,.tG6,o boz it9.,onnd capacity. like new.
o,hef siisb'iy used re;riEera;Ors and ice
,,Lga,heF eouea in hrs,.class condition.
.,?ak s!deboara. reanished md like nov.
Kitchen cabinet. in good condition
oaH SxtensIon dining table. as good a,
/. loren chairs. lawn benches. rcnn!shed
and IKE new. al, on. half original cost.
Hhile iron beds. si.to to tA.5c.
good rs 'Hn: sw ,s.h5Se level gas range. as
Combined desk and book case. In nor
'eIi condition. S3i5o.
,eci condition: at a saving of 20 per cent
BABY carrsre. ruhbsr.tircd. in good
Erass bed. Finch most. 5000.
Tint,i white enamel desk. $3.50.
,,b?gh!e wardrobe. mahogany. finish
Liberal terms Oh all purchases.
Cash or credit.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry ana Supplies

PURiNA PIC CIiOw-The recognized mig
developer and hog fittcnur II pays to
Brauer q HASTEN. Distributors. 1908 Eas,
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REHL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban for Sale

QUIT PAYING RENT-Sct us about sew
era. nars"ins We have on street ear limo
Nice shad'. gardens. scYan-room dwelling
crChari, puthu!.dincs: - acrcs. Pollard
q nashS llt3 East Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fnrms nnn LlnI rur Snlo az


FAhMS-w have a sarx. number OF
. stock. rTasS truck. dairy ana poultry
farms on our l!s.. near railroad stations
sii On the best automobile roads in the
once. can be gotten at bargain prices.
I'"nt wa!; get in touch with US imtnc-
Sai y G Il X III. l. Dtnoon. 500 East
FISH roED Tor sale: heavily stocked with
Sass PIKE. silver perch. ring perch. etc:
iAnnot be" SURPASSED: on e. X .. near
i1Shtfopt Station; an unusual opuortupity
:, S"cur' one OF the best ponds In the
!.ss.AdIrSs n l2. care Times DISPATCH.
W nave numerous small places on the
o! which you can iini something 20 please
{Du. l.. I. Branch. = North Ninth street.
l75 A~ChEs-Farn OF l76 acres. located
Gu" ,Iro''he opnniy Va: 100 acres IN
, rooms write for catalogue ard other
Information. l.. ". Mills, T.. Fox ls53,
richmond. Va. Phone Randolph yt3.
Houses for Snlc 81
FOR HOMES or real estate Investments
don'f fan TO Sc. Chas. T.. Ruehrrnund
GU 80 AiI!so1 Finding. sos l-2 Eas
GL%TER -PARk-New. modern home
1877 Moss Sid. Avenue. Gintcr Park Ter
trace wEST-For sale bv owner. two
apartment house on West Grace near
broad street Station. six-room each:
modsfa eonyen.cnces. boulevard 22I!-J.
HOMES on. easy terms. Walter Schaaf.
central National Tank building.
ioMES-Fq ei'y and suburban., honts
Eighth Street.
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1UCTIONS-LEGILS
Legal Notices
81
COMMONWEALTH OF viRGINIA-
department v: the State CvrpoEatIo,
Commission.

commission.
City OF Richmond. May "a 1920.
., Wherc.s. pe1,on has TINS day been
Hisr Dy 'hs nj baltimore and onto Railroad
behalf OF Themselves AMI all other steam
, ,fori;y to "P iSyisnss al IL ii nifaa;ato iG irc. sh
rates spSroSltnaSeiy thirty per cent CA ~.
he Sc, down for hearing on Friday. The
2sih day OF June; 1870. at 10 o'clock y. 81.
mission. at Richmond. Va. at which linn.
the e-Hmm!ss!o4 will proceed to eonstdsr
i hrGis{nss'y rate, Of p Fssei'" isr the iS : ;asvP Dao N
S ami er prnper. 'n nSI VIII Is may a be pST,'n.nf
urged by any person interested In the
' 'T}is fur SiasF o a%E SAD ,h aaS1 aRs appilcan,
shal! cause to be published a copy OF his
published in The following .ei,les Wich.
,oi. winehestSr sitaunaSn' c :fholilStt; VIE.
Danviilc. Alcsandria and PETERSBURG.
rss.s: 4. T. WILSON.
Clerk OF the stat. CORPORATION Commission.
N0TIGEmA spSsial msss.nE Of ths West.
is com sn 1Hsn e sv w !hf p sSs 81 ManfESnsn,
81 E;ast Grace Street, RRichimaeoEnaao. o va. S on
ssms 3 o 5FY"s 81 IL i wSlcss Il VIII siH' b p NJ. cs she
elder the cons2!!dation of the westmorc-
OF R, oanns va; and 70 tass ae.ion unon
clubs, Robert y lancaster. Jr.. see.etsry..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
In the Clerks once OF the SUPREME,
Court OF Appeals: in tho Library, Bull.
Tim.a. on Thursday. the iOih day OF
,fnr; ivan 20 The provisions q SECTIONS
SnS undsCS.Tncd IN sad office until Il Nj.
OF Appeals. OF virginia. al Rtchmomd. may
- DAY Of 0 isly, sH is2o. 'Fs% Inc Inc
used at presently. printing. binding and
cover tnuch, az is used at presently. with
which tbs record comes nratiiV Vufn rinfnh
pac, form. without blank pages or blanks
charge. 10 be made for hgure work not
Exceeding three columns. small caps and
italics TO be used when required.
pfoofTeadtr fusTTnnisshttGd him When so re.
The rrint;ng is to be done in The City
G,isfS: az pEsscT nnsI by lay and seturned
time. after such records are delivered to
the printer. AN tho Court or. Clerk may re-
S&qiifsi t fsa ii!m Hps so re s@S ea.'9 The said az d p2,n 80
inE is TO be put out by the Clerk upon
tho best. terms he can procure. the con-
sponsible for the cost OF the same in eI-
cess Of his contrast nrice
II. STEWART ONES.
rOr aud think how many hundreds of
buyers arc now reading these specific
adj,
IL you want to rent a house uIo 'hes.
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1UCTIONS-LEC.4LS
Legal Notices

COMMONWEALTH C~LuB-NotIcc is herc-
bH given that a SDcC!al meeting OF the
members OF the Commonwealth Club VIII
h. hsld on Wednesday; June. %. 1920. at
OF Ricnmond. Va. to consider, and vote
the WcstInorcIand Club and The Com
mc,rwse IN, ;lnb and the terms. ;hcrcut |
and ~ the further PURPOSE of conaid-
ersng and acting upon any and all mat
tiers that NAV lie brought before said
meeting. l.. %. Ayictt. Secretary.
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% Acre
Suburban Farms

around Richmond. Fronts on the Mid
lothian Turnpike and Southern Rail
road 1T buckingham Crossing. in
Chesterfield County. Virginia.
by virtue Of a decree Of the Cir
the suit Of william y. Eastman VS..
Fred. NJ. Eastman. the undersigned
special commissioner will sell at Pub
lie Auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE IA. 1920,
at S O'Clock p. NJ.
the above farm. containing 90 acres.
more or less, and lying about Is
miles west of the City of Richmond,
fronts on one OF the best auto roads
into the city: The land lies well.
cultivat!on. balance in woods. large
dwelling of eight or ton rooms, bnrns.
stables Ind other outbuildings; largo
orchard. An unusually. attractive
hood; about 800 feet above tidewater,
with railroad running through the
place and railroad stop or station ON
the property, IL certainly should ap-
peal TO any one wanting u country
home.
TERMS: one.third cash. the bali
ance in one and two years, deferred
payments bearing interest; title re-
tanned by. the court till purchase
Z. E; PEYToN. IR.,-
Special CommissioHer.
Auctioneer.
The bond required of the commits
sioner by the above decree has been
executed. sSoeA
P. V. coGRILL
BY c. 1. & H. L. DENooN. INC.
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REX O. JONES CO., INC,
16 N. EIGHTH E
Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale 81

HIGHLAND SPRINGS-Four.roon COT
iase and , nfty-foot lots: house newly
painted: now renting for $40 pcr month.
price. $3.50. Apply 6o2 D.. North thirty.
second Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUCTION
OF
iHE ATTRACTIVE BRICK TENB-
MENT DWELLING
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MERCHANDISE
Wantcu-To buy

FEAIliERS-Spot cssh paid for feathers
ana altluucs aial.son 1901.
CURVATURE wanted. any quantity: beg.
prices paid Madison 1900.
FCRN lTCltE. "!anOs, household good,
bought, sOid ard exchanged. Andcrson's
broad at First, Madison 1881.
FcKNiTCEE-Best cash prices paid for
used household goods md oincc furni
tuI". CAL Handolph 1918
SEWING nacn!n.s. S~erond-hunI SI,rsy
sewing MACHINES bought. Call Ran
dolph i+il-W.
lMBElt-Wi pay cash FOR timber. OAK,
pine ter poplar. VIII consider any amount
from 50O.0o feet up. Alfred Neil & Com
pany. 10! North Eighth Stcet. l~tichmond.
Va.
WE Hu desks. office furniture and safes.
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HEN and chickens. young and old stock.
cheap. RaHdolph G0s5-W.
ONE new :ron-clad incubator ana brooder
Tor sale. boulevard 276.
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YOUNG MAN wanted. about is or 90
years OF age, for clerical position with
large corporation. A l0l. care Times
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Poultry and SUPPLIES

CHICK ENS--il Rhode Island baby chicks.
extra nne hen Matched: ! dozen young
hens and a very fine rooster. sos Semin-
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CLERk-Wantcd. AN expert
snced grocery CLERK. Good salary and
ge!ercncrs required. Apply r.. G. GIN d2
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EMPLOYMENT

GLECTR1c. wELDERS-wantcd. cleo
trio wclders. men with general cx-
pefience for work on boiler work and
on miscellaneous locomotive parts. Ap-
Ply at employment Once. American
1-ocoriotlfc Company. Seventh and Hos
pitai Streets. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-12

trustees Auction Sale OF nesir-
aoie west Enc Building Lots %frontjng
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NJ vow WnH' to r'n' . house use these
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PROPOSALS ron PRINTiNG.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Omca OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. in the Library Build
ing, In the. Cay OF Richmond. VIr-
gina, on Thursday. the lOih day OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-12

THE BEST AD In this column is the al
that tells all the facts about chs pro-
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THE quick way TO get what yon wasy is
te read and use Times-Dlsoltfh Wsaf
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bf Z. l.. & II. L. DENOON, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers. ~.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by a. l.. ADAMSON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Commissioners auction sale. of one
of the most attractive
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SEAuOARD SECURITY co.
lo,.N SEVENTH STREET
nos MADISON I3i..

MONEY -. lend on Improved city real
h %. errc Times. pisnetch
MONEY loaned to hcuhe6c, pers a, Icr.I
,.lni-FSst standard Credit Company, II.
THE Wonderful home purcha,r Mar 40
~hich the EGrithhle Life Assurance So.
Ticty u! IHt United States Is lending mill
lions, OF ,!o!!"Fs on homes In more than
one hundtoi and Nifty cities throuEhout
INT country Is now offered to horp. nr NJ
srs "a the clay Of Richmond. Condt,icns
10 nf9eeIase chaEees. no loan for more
IMAM 30 pSr cent Of APPRAISED value OF
house AaI lot loans only Ia good resi-
icnce sections on one and tno-!smliy
houses; 10 loan for more than 81. 500 ON
one nous. loans az. 6 per cent. repaya5!s
!h uniform monthly PAYMENTS over \
payment at any, time: death OF the Dor
rover cancels the loan aud refunIa TO
widow the, amour, repaid on principaI.
For partirulars write. .phone or call f 81,
kH.l1.nE- rhone MadIIon lT3G.
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SrOf and think how many hundreds of
buyers arc now reading these specific
ADJ
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AUCTIONS-LEG4LS
Legal Notices OF.
CONSOLIDATED NEvADA.uTAH con
a

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
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Machinery and Tools

sale. one S-foot binder
PRACTICALLY new with Fore truck and
fitted with TRANSFORMATION truck. cheap
Tor cash. Address ID Ill. care Times
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LEGAL RATE LOANS
o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: ASD
OTHER Personal. PROPERTY.

:. WI WILL ARRANGE YOUR PAY.
~ SNAIL ~MQSTuLY PAY
y r., , So G. Will: HAVE so
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
SHOWING VALUE OF 'FRONT.'
impecunous Author Wise in Expendi-
ture That Less Sighted
Friend Objected To.

There is young author who has ar
rived, and therefore has only, when he
wishes Il new suit or Il large steak or
set of automobile tires, to sit down ut
his typewriter and dash of few care
less lines, and eager editors do the
rest. once upon time, however,
and, unlike the fairy stories, that
doesn't mean long, long ago--thlS
worthy young mans assets were so
near the vanishing point that his nut
merouS creditors became uneasy ana
threatened total diScontnnaucc Of
supplies. Something had to be done,
and that quickly. The author did
something took famous tnancier
with whom he happened to be ac-
quaintcd to lunch at the most eX-
pcnsiyc and conspicuous restaurant III
town When it was over he walked
home for lack of another nickel.
You are not rs bright rs }ou might
be. my boy he patiently explained to
a protesting friend rs he chcerlully
borrowed a quarter, Several OF my
largest creditors always lunch at that
place, and knew they would recog-
nize the man | was with, Why, that
lunch is good for ut least 60 days eA-
tension on my accounts
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
ShoMinl RattIesnake'a Age.

Another ancient belief is shattered by
science. The nu.nbcr Of rattlcs Il rat
t!rsnakc has is determined not by his
age, but by Ike number of times he
sheds his S'>'n Is the decision given
out by the curator in charge of the
REPTILES in the New York 200. y baby
RATHER is born with only n button, but
soon afterWa' T. h sheds his skin and
has IL rattle. Every time he sheds his
skin he gains another. and he usual
~ does this three times year, al
though seasonal or food conditions
may vary this
"1hc rattle s rather a delicate or
gan" writes the curator. "1he snake
wears out the older rings dragging
them around over rough, rocky
ground. \ rattle seldom attainS a
length IF more than 10 or II rings, as
when that number has been acquired
the vibration ut the tip, when the or
gau is used, is 50 pronounced that 0d-
ditional spgmrntS are soon worn, bro
ken, or lost"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
PICTURESQUE IN THEIR RUIN
Famous Old Abbcys and Prories
Abound in the English County
Of Yorkshire.

When 1t comes to selecting the re-
eion of abbcyS and priorlcs in England
there is but one county to think Of.
That county is Yorkshire, which has
no less than - famous ahbeys and
priorirs within It's boundaries, several
Of them renowned all over the world
as being the finest and most beautiful
ruins and scenes one can possibly ex
pect to view in this connection.
twenty-five, at least, of these beauty
spots, the ancient founders of religious
houses selected In Yorkshire centuries
ago. OF course not all those %, In
their ruins and environment, are SO
amazingly beautiful and picturesque
today. KrkStall abbey, charming as
It Still appears In certain ways, is too
much oVershad0Wed by the smoke of
Leeds and the murky, smelling
water Of the Airc. But when the old
monks first came to this abbey, the
vale whore it rested was almost surely
as delightful rs Fountains wondrouS
scene is today, However, most of tho
Yorkshire ahbcys even vet retain their
pristine delightful surroundings, their
fairylike loneliness, and have thus won
Il worldwide rcnoWn, and are visited
by tens Of thousands of folk from
every quarter of the globe year by
year.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
.DDYJ EVENING
ksEA|E\Y TALL
SesSscrIA 81 nary Graham
DoNNer ey *
HASH AND WAITE RmElON.

"Did YOU hear what was saldT
asked the hash of the watermelon
"No, did not said the water
melon.
AS per usual have been insulted.'
what do You mean when ycu say
AS per usuulY Are you often insult
edf"
always" said the hash.
what an awful thing " said the wa
termclon.
Il lead a hard life" said the hash !;
"thoro is ms getting around that."
Has anyone ever tried to get
around it?' asked tle watermelon.
$50 one that l know OF" said the
hash.
What is the matter with your
asked the watermelon, "of course |
don't know how You taste or if there
10 anything wrong with you or not. |
am not an eater myself, though as
sIst at meals"
"Well, | am not an eater myself, so
for tia. reason 1 know It Is hard TO
judge or to decide what Is wrong with
me- said the hash, but our family
has never been popular"
81 believe ! am pretty we'll liked"
said the watermelon. Il hope ! ann"
it added. after pause.
"oh. yes almost everyone likes you.'
said the hash. You are 50 nice in the
s,,tntnpr tirnn In the first hlaCp Won