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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The new addition to the Clovis
Steam Laundry which has been un-
der construction for some time, has
been completed and the new machin-
cry viii be installed within a short
time, according to W. +, Swartz
proprietor.
The new addition is 25xl40 feet,
and with the new machinery, the
capacity OF the laundry will be
doubled
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The ST Louis syndicate which is
soing to drill a deep test well in
the LIE pasture east OF this city
has material in this city and work
OF building the bunk houses and
rut'ing the camp in shape started
Monday Work on the derrick will
b,gin Immediately and before many
ricre dlys have passed another deep
test will hs tn Ter way.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

cigarette butt thrown into a box of
sawdust started the fire. which was
quickly extinguished-Fort Summer
Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
LUNA

The Dering Steam Laundry re-
opened Monday morning under the
..i-er-iou of Iact CaurgeH. who wa.
f1-rnc-'v IN charge of tire base tos-
r---af '--ufrv ar Carn Cody Mr..
Campbell s au oli experienced iau1-
d-v r7a1 and e~pects ~ handle local
--= e ariv H sho- a 10 wei IN
'--= v~-v necessary business of the
comfnurity.-Dem.nc Headlight.
W. a'r-ost 80 certainty Of find
rnF oil sho-f of 2plo feet. TIE drill
% t-e sr--t~= 0i C--s17u~'s wi
east q f'lc ci-v h1s pssscd The I 600
fContinueI On rage four)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
CHAVES

Work has started on the pros
pcctiye oil well which is located near
Blackdom, south OF this city. The
work was started with rotary drill
which will take the hole down to
the water rock and then the drop
rig will be put in and with this the
well will be put on down
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

One OF the biggest deals that has
been consumated in New Mexico for
quite a while, was made a short time
age when Griggers, OF Chiekashs, Ok
lahoma. bought the interests OF John
T. Hicks in the Hicks & Jones
Ranch near Cueryo. Besides leases
and other interests that Mr.. Hicks
owned on The ranch, seven thousand
head OF cattle were sold, at $500 per
head Mr.. and Mrs Hicks have
bought the Long House in Cuervo
and will live there for the present,
anita Rosa Voice.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
COLFAX

The December term OF court will
have an unusually heavy docket and
there are number of very interest
ing cases to be tried before the grand
Jury.
The case OF the State VS.. E Mar
tinez, county clerk OF Taos county
and DR.. |. M. Woodman who are
held responsible for The death OF a
Mexican girl, formerly in the en-
pioy of the county clerk OF L
county, will be brought to Colfax
county Tor trial -Raton Range.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Is Carloads OF cattle moved out OF
jhl local yards Friday for the Pey-
r. Ials.r 90. Of Ei paso %. L
Finley shipped I cars, Thatcher &
E1erhart 3 cars; L. X. Lamay. 5
Carol Johnson. B. s. X Moss. L.
taIrl.lco Out oCk
A train load of beet cattle was
shipped from here. Several car load.
were added to the train az Ancho
Tie stock was consigned to the Kan
sas City market.
The Hatchlt Cattle Company Of
Three Rivers is shipping a full train
load OF cattle this week to eastern
markets -Carrizozo News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The town council is laying out a
road to connect with the state high
way which will enter Santa Rosa
from the east. This highway will
come into Fourth street by the most
practical route possible. Proposals
Tor bids have already been published
ard it is expected the successful bid
der5 will begin work some time IN
January Rosa Sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

An alfalfa seed buyer of Denver
is in Carlsbad interyie wing those
having seed to sell He reports hay-
iug bought about a car load, pay
ing between ga and II cents per
pound ior recleaned seed. He says
there are over quarter of a mill
on pounds Of seed being held by
farmers here tor better prices
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
OFFICIAL AND OTHER
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

The cattle sanitary board reports
that S4,l83 head Of cattle were cx-
ported from the state during the
month OF November.
All the Democratic candidates OF
Sandoval county have filed contests
against their Republican pponeuts
at the recent election.
The Baptists will make a ,irive
december l9 TO 20 to raise $4,000
to clear the indebtedness on ti.eir
orphanage at Portahs.
The city commissioners OF Al5u.
que-que approved the contract ter
tv.clve more blocks OF paving on
Wednesday evening.
New Mexico according to recent
estimates is now fifth in bean pro-
duction. being or;classed by Cal'fo.-
mia. Michigan. New York and Co.o-
RADIO in the order named
Union county is to have a full
iiuc HCditn utpdi tiltnl lOr lnc CDnH-
~ and city jointly. DIR. c. Wal
Ter has returned from a trip to Cl1y-
ton. where the matter was arr inse1.
The question OF the log rates De
tween Albuquerque and Thoreau
will be taken up when F. B. Hough-
ton, freight traffic manager OF t.'e
Santa Fe railroad, comes to Santa
Fe tomorrow for a meeting with
the state corporation commission. AL,
persons having complaints in rate
matters will be given a chance to
appear at the hearing.
Game Warden Thomas P. Gable
will recommend the constru -f,on of
state fish hatchery in his re2ori
q the governor, which in turn will
be submitted to the legislature
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The Santa Fe railroad company
has put on crew OF men al work
tearing up the pipe line which goe,
from town to the companys well
in Dark Canyon, about three miles
from town The entire equipment
will be moved away from there with
the exception CT the tanks The
company expects to retain the plant
and the pumper, J. +. Hart, sta.es
that line could be quickly laid H.
case the necessity ever arises, the
present line being entirely too small.
The company viii continue 70 use
water from the Public Utilities well
-l town FOR their engines a.
been done Tor over a year, the we-cr
having to be treated, however g.
order to make it safe to use for tfa.
purpose.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

country, is entirely modern and in
corporates the latest Developments
IN cyanide separation. II is almost
automatic and delivers the tailings
to the dump dry and freed from al
most every trace of cyanide.
Lawrence Gibney, son of Pat Glib
uey of Central. who has been taking
vocational training in Albuquerque
tie past year. has been appointed
to a position IN the internal revr-
nue department as field deputy.
The young man was one of the
first in this district to enlist for this
side able service in France He was
seriously wounded in action and spent
nltny months IN hospitals.
Judge K R. Ryan, s, w. Agee, Ed
Layne and r. T. Kellogg Of Silver
City and +. l. Gilmore K. E. Ham
ilton. Pierce Hughes and Henry Raj
thel OF Deming, were the members
of a party that visited the Lake
Palomas section OF Mexico the past
K Oh duck hunting trip.
The mild weather and the eariine7s
of the season probably counted for
TIE lack u bjrd, in the section vis-
ited iar they were not at all plenti-
ful
The trip was very pleasant one
and the travelling good by reason Of
me fact that Pershlng had built a
substantial road for many miles be-
low the border-Siyer City Enter
prise.
The saw nili Of the United States
Copper Company located north Of
Piuos Alto, Is one of the bcncficiar-
les OF the splendid weather Of his
I'll and is working full force turning
out lumber and timbers OF various
kinds. The output for the present
month will be close 10 10000 feet.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

! he new addition Is 2SXlf0 feet,
and with the new machinery, the
capacity OF the laundry will be
doubled.
The first case OF sleeping sick
ness" in the history OF Clovis was re-
ported this week when the illness OF
Miss Erpal Holloway, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. {. X. Holloway, OF this
city was diagnosed as lethargic en-
oephalitis,"
The girl who has been sick for
several days is reported 10 be on the
read to recovery.
Another case Of sleeping sickness
was reported at Merose, but it was
Oily slight and the patient is not IN
serious condltion.-Cloyis News.
In the statistical report Of the va
rious Boys and Girls clubs those
ot Eddy county occupy the second
place, with an average Of ~ per cent
o. financial benefit TO the state. The
county clubs OF Curry county had
III average oi 86Ls per cent which
was the highest made by any in the
state.
r-..-.-...-. ~ -.
z. wv, 20 DC l'ul ,l''''Ju oy t"', Clly
'N'''' " O' ''N''i' ''i- 'O'N''o''' "' 81
~ "l 1'.' -o"uI' s'a'e ll'a'
c!rsion ot installing big steam tur-
".'a,' ~ d" Nal"''.S ''' N''S u
t',''''i III, ,o...L. ,,,;,t, ,..,.
r'" ''' '''' ''s1'"e' WI" wv
-' loL t"e power p'11"t 10
ISP'"' ' ,l'e - present ones WIZ SOs'
a0o"' f'O'OOO'Oo' Il was stated
=, 49,.
HhoiHer blg wen oi the type "hi'n
Ao| luIhlsnes me oI'y WIN W. o
ssiI 10 De one 'I inc most teildI X
vi ING l1ct that d Is q aug wen 10
''e u.Pln OIL ul5 "'le' ".e'e d
concrete room anu supI'.' e'I pump
ny @H '.'' "i'0iA'
ing down a shaIt WA be started
'.'H uHN-' pan ""l-' -'Ii' ''
il' 'gi'i.1 .'l" "I' b" t''e months
-etotu,"B To HeHiNt!' ol l"e ''-!
&C ri1i,. =, -,
ne oig wen VIII COST IN the
..'."''a OF \-2'OoJ ana VIII -o'
I'e CITY wafer supply.
Inc lead cables together with the
MAN pole I'M. east ava west from
the new telephone exchange OF the
mountain states elephone Co. here
ta'e been installed, and the cables
are Oeing Sphced today, according
10 T. w. AltkGTs tnITldRtr OF the
exchange.
me new system however, VIII not
DC IN operation untiI about March
stated Mr. MeverS todav The
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The seven Albuquerque proprietors
who were caught in a raid by the
prohibition officers OF down town
cafes and small groceries last Fri
day we're arraigned before Judge
colin Acbletl in the federal court
this afternoon and held for the
January term Of the federal court
on $500 bonds which they furnish
cd.
The seven are Pete Dnell of the
Alamo grocery; Pete Lito; A. Barta
oi the Bellevue cafe and hotel, Lo-
rcnzo Nier OF the Albuquerque cafe !;
Pete Domenieali OF the White House
cafe and A. Dominioi and {. Domin-
ICI Ot the Montezuma grocery.
The seven are charged with hav-
ing ~ their possession and selling
medicine bitters for beverages They
pleaded not guilty.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Prayer Miller, o. Roswell. went
TO Washington, D. c, where he will
represent the New Mexico Wool
Growers Association in an effort 10
obtain favorable legislation for the
wool men OF the country. II is the
contention of the wool men that
tbey face ruination under the pres
en-; conditions and they are going
10 make every effort to remedy the
situation.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The Carnegie Library has received
gift OF 500 from Mrs. ]. Z. Rhea
to be used for the purchase OF juve-
tile books This most generous gift
fills a real want as this department
OF the library is in great need not
ouly OF additional books, but the old
ones are worn with much use. The
children of Roswell have acquired in
these years the library habit " and
it is of the greatest importance that
the shelves for juvenile books be
kept full of the best literature for
children. Mrs. Rhea's most generous
gift will bring many happy and pro-
fitable hours TO the children OF Ros-
well-Roswell Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
GUADALUPE

The work OF reflooring the ooun-
~ bridge across the Pecos is pro-
crossing nicely.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Cly Manager James n Gadding,
o.. .lbIqucque, has announced ihat
al paving work iu that city winch
involved new construction has been
..a ID Tor the winter. Patching bad
spot, will be tie onl5 work done
Tor The rest OF the cold weather
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Extensive improvement which will
cost about S250,O0 will be under
construction az the Ayarado hotel
~ Albuquerque after the first OF the
year he proposed Improvements
viii include the addition OF twenty
i've guest rooms. which will make
a total of 100 rooms, enlarged din
ing and lunch rooms, a new laundry,
q refrigerator room and dornliOry
for employees
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Fire ON the kob5 place two mites
east OF OTIS last Sunday morning
destroyed a hay barn containing
bout iory tons of first class hay.
and caused a total loss of building.
Do, bay belonged mostly to Mr..
Nichols, who has reuicd the farm.
beside the loss of hay 1900 lbs.
Of alfalfa seed burned which belong
,d 10 Dick Hays and Robcr, Lap
slcy and was stored in the barn tenn
fora-ily
The building is considered 70 haYc
been worth Sl,OO0O0 and Messrs.
Hays and Lapsley estimate their loss
- between five and six hundred
collars all the seed not being des-
troyed Mr.. Nichols has only re-
sided on the place about a year
The fire was caused by burning
ktass.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The county will start work i'm
mediately to repair the bridge over
the Pecos east of Hagerman, which
went down last week when a herd
OF cattle was being driven over the
structure Il will be a big job to put
the bridge back into shape again
and it probably will be several weeks
before traffic goes over the bridge
again.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The dirt work on the road from
Carlsbad to the Lea county line
almos, completed, and the contrac:
ors are getting ready to commence
or the cement work and the hard
stretch between the city and the
Nc.seu rauch--Carisbaa Argus
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The Baptists will make a irive
december l9 TO 20 to raise $4,000
to clear the indebtedness on their
orphanage at Portahs.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The city commissioners of Al5u.
que-que approved the contract ter
tvclve more blocks OF paving on
Wednesday evening.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The cattle sanitary board reports
that 84,lS3 head Of cattle were cx-
ported from the state during the
month OF November.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The cotton gin is now running
every day and vel, into the night
holidays and aiL From fifteen 20
twenty bales are giuned daily. The
cotton is now coming from a long
distance. several loads have eoms
,le present week drawn by tractors
rom the J. L. Graves farm near
Roswell while Thomas hckinstry
is hauling his crop as fast as puck
rI from Hagclman. Ii looks as
though the whole crop would not
uc uuucI until we'd into January -
.rLr.La ALNnIuLe
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

In the statistical report Of the va
rious Boys and Girls clubs those
oi Eddy county occupy the second
place, with an average Of 81 per cent
o. financial benefit to the state. The
county clubs OF Curry county had
AZ average OF 86I per cent which
was the highest made by any in the
state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

All the Democratic candidates OF
Sandoval county have filed contests
against their Republican pponents
at the recent election
The evening world., 1920-05-26
THE NEW PLAYS
fan Innocent Idea"
i A Harmless Farce
BY CHARLES DARNTON

IKE the spring onion. the Fulton
Theatre flourishes at this time
of year, and so there -sprouted
here last night "An Innocent Idea" !"
pSrOs by Martin Brown wholly in
aoCent OF humor.
Giving bad play a good name
means nothing. can Innocent Idea"
was obviously written to shock you,
yet you can yawn through 1t quite
comfortably. Three beds might be
an Improvement on Margaret Mayo's
amusing contrivance II there had
been = spring Of real humor in them.
The piece proved to be nothing more
than n harmless farce, in which a
manufacturer OF beds tried desper-
ately to display his wares.
Robert Emmett Keane acted the
leading role as though he were act
ing in q vaudeville sketch. Russell
Fillmore was fairly amusing. An
toinette Walker and other women
fell by the wayside-heaven help
them and the play!
The evening world., 1920-05-26
BRONX is BUILDING
MORE THEATRES
100000 Invested in Them in
Two Years and Building
! Boom Still Goes On.

The construction of theatres continues
the leading item In the building pro-
Nramme OF the Bronx. According to rec
ords on file In the office of Patrick j.
RAvelle, superintendent OF Buildings.
more than $4,000. 900 has been invested
an the past two years on new theatres
and improvements.
The theatre boom started with the
construction OF a movie house at
Washington Avenue and lSSth Street
new Keith house at Fordham Road and
Valentine, estimated to cost 1850, 900, and
with a capacity Of $500 B. s. Moss
next flled plans for a theatre to cost
G60O, 900 and seat 5000 persons, at Pros
pect Avenue and t6lst Street and an
ipther TO cost a quarter million dollars, To-
icnted at fremont an Webster Avenues.
Half dozen others we're put under way
with capacities Of from 1900 to 5000.
k-All told, the new theatres will seat over
H17,0 900 persons, practically all movie"
lhouseS.
The evening world., 1920-05-26
PLANS DUPLEX THEATRES.
A. L. ErIanger to BuIId IN West
AAth street.

Two new theatres, one above the other,
are shortly to be erected by A. l.. Erl-
anger in West 18th Street, adjoining the
Little Theatre, between Broadway and
Eighth Avenue. The plot for the new
playhouse was formerly part Of the
Astor estate and was obtained yesterday
by Mr., Erlanger from the Caesar Theat-
rlcal Company. whioh held II on a sixty
three year leasehold. The plot contains
1850 square feet.
The theatre to be erected on the
street level will be called the Model
Theatre and win have a seating capac-
ity of 100 The second playhouse,
Theatre and will seat 1000. f. Rich
ard Ande nson, who designed the New
Amsterdam Theatre. Is already at
work on plans for the duplex amuse-
ment structure.
The evening world., 1920-05-26

CENTRAL Thea. A. st. = BY. Evu. s.se.
SNAN Mats. We'd, Sat = Dec. DAJ.
ssa BERNARD a 'T'a' B0RD0NI
in "As VoU WE'RE"
The evening world., 1920-05-26

PLAYHOUSE ". .S,a; Ev:. .;SolIl...
wv Thing ~; ~; II;
The evening world., 1920-05-26
FOR SALE.

STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRS-RspAiEs tuf-
hiAhed 10 nt any make oi StoVe. range, steam o.
bot water heater manufaotured STOVE REPAIR
CORPORATION. 22s-28O water ~. corner
BsCtman New York phone hss5maA Htsi
The evening world., 1920-05-26

REF IACCO West 44th st. Eyes. At s3O
oEA4fA Mats. Thurs. Sat, a2O
LENORE URIC IN D,,1nn,Is %IaL son
The evening world., 1920-05-26

CnAHEnY tis,. nI. B'Way. EVs e.as.
NASasAA~S Mats Thurs .saLAD Day AaS
My Lady Friends 60 &c,
The evening world., 1920-05-26

RPPIIRI II Msta Wed. tPop. q sat. MAJ 81
AHA Yves, A2d ~. EVENINGS 8 sO
The evening world., 1920-05-26

q for tWo Yeers ne hft 4
Asst 80 WE ST
Asror = rjSflosss veg. y JaG
The evening world., 1920-05-26

MAXINE ElLIOTT'S ' Es..' W. " 'sth' 5.I Eva ,'S ,Is
John D Williams ALL SOULS EVE
with Lola FISHER and Cyril kEIsHTLGY.
The evening world., 1920-05-26

CARRIcK S5th s,. near B'Wly. Mats. thurs.
NTAANANASN 0roeley i5q2. EVs.s,so.l& sat- 2So.
THEATRE GUILDS Greatest suoosss.
"JANE CLEGG'
By 81. John Irtine, Author Of "John FsrpnSsn."
"A NlIAA HUMAN PLAY AGIEo
The evening world., 1920-05-26

l, AQkL C Thea.. nr. BWsy. Evs e.bol2egth
TCua SN' Mats. ThurA Bet, aSo.lTlme
S T 0 r M .!.EEtc.. .EEtc EiH
The evening world., 1920-05-26

q Liberty M.t. ", "a %.S. g. l,s.; Es.; ssS 20
ES THE NIGHT BOAT ,oY TtT,f sfiSAs" 4
NJ HOLIDAY MAT. NEXT MONDAY.
The evening world., 1920-05-26

uourg Millay's Thea. l24 W. 42d. Ewes. $50.
Henry Miller & Blanche Bates
in Jam S1meS p,iy Forbes The Famous Mrs. F air
The evening world., 1920-05-26

ELTINCE Thea. W. tad 81. Evas.sO. MstG
MaiA Wed. Popl 4 Sat $50.
ARTINIQUE
With IOssphlns Victor and Emmstt corrIuan.
The evening world., 1920-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

ESQ CoHAN Te:s S:. V.s'+''s w.s s.s s. : E',s ssS
WILLIAM COLLIER
az: 2 p; Rs,,. R;r 1.-THE HOTTENTOT"
The evening world., 1920-05-26

rVk Hun "sun Putting II Over" Mabel
Ill NWl Burke Middleton RtcllneyeT
Lllu HNIl Lewis Dody. llAuy Cooper. Jlfn
! Doherty. The I AmuranthS. Others
The evening world., 1920-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

39th 81. Ns.r B.ss{ ~. go ll9s'n .st,Ih, Tine
s,.. es.,l;: CHEN a.,,i,.,. s.' SCAND Al
The evening world., 1920-05-26

''lt IL worth a Great deal mOn thaa East is
west "--Broohiyn ENge.
Eyea.. $50. Matinee Thurs and Sat. 1.So.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-16
Little Benny's
Note Book
BY LEE PAPE.

Me and Pubs Simkins was wawking
along wondering if enything would hap
pin, and sumthing did, being a little short
man with big bag full of little pack
ldges coming up to US and saying, Boys,
do you wunt to have sum fun? Help me
give out these sample packages of Corn
Droplets. All you half to do is ring the
bell and hand packidge to whoever OPP
ems the door and say, Accept this with
the compliments of the Corn Droplets
company.
And he gave us each a hole armful of
packages, Pubs saying, Well wat do we
get for doing it, mister
You get the Satisfaction of doing a
good deed, wat more do you wunt? sed
the man. Me and Pubs not saying, and
we started to give out the packages, me
ringing one bell and Pubs ringing the
one rite next door, and some lady opened
the door and / handed her a packidge,
saying, Accept this with the compliments
of the Corn Droplets Compinny.
This dinky thing? sed the lady. And
she slammed the door and Jest then an
other lady opened the door next door
and Puds sed, Accept this with the com
pllments of the Corn Droplets compinny.
And me on the 3rd floor busting, well
of all the ignorant ugly looking fat
brats, sed the lady. Meening Pubs, and
she slammed her door even harder than
mine slammed hers. Pubs saying, Holey
smoaks, YOU mite think 1T was the in
suits Of the Corn Droplets compinny in
stcd of the compliments.
And we went up on the next . steps
and rang the bells, my door opening ferst
and me saying. Accept this with the com
pliments of the Corn Droplets compinny,
and the lady sed, Those mizerable things,
bawt a packidge once and the hole fam
lily nearly choakcd to deth trying not to
waste them, get down off there, you snub
nose neenut. Meening me, and she slam
med the door as if it was a habit in that
block. and Pubs sed, | amt going to wait
for mine. wat do you say we run like
heck?
WITCH we did. with the rest of the
packidges. me giving mine to ma saying.
Accept all these with the compliments
of the Corn Droplets compinny. And me
and pop tried them for breakfast this
morning, jest trying them for about one
spoonful and wishing we hadn't even tried
them that mulch.