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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
PRO sNlzENi DAM Y cEsk0sL ovENsku

Praha, A. Ma zvastn schulz lstredniho
cekosovenskych prmysnki bylo svoa valne
shomazden prmyslni ably vic Wade demonstrovana by
la povsechna stuace primyslu ably cd vlady pozadova
byla epsf kooperace Dr. Franek HodaG jakozto
rani taemnk zakoncil svo zpravu prohasenm: "My od
mitame zpdsob inace Aternavou jz chceme jest prsna
setrnost sran6 vlady strane prdmyslu!' dasm
pb6hu sve fec dr. Hodac pouaza re do konce brez
zboz pokesy AZ procenta kdezto mzdy snizen
byy procen zatm snzen zeleznicnich sazeb
obnaselo pouze 18 procent.
Prdmysnc zadaji podstatpe snizeni dani dpra-
zezncnh sazeb snzenf ella dpravu obchodnfch
stykI ciznou Soucasn6 zadaji zrusen dane kaptau
Dals fecnik, dr. Wagner pravl mez j.: Dane mohou by
koekovany jenom skutecneho zsku Jedinym rozese-
MIN probemu jest spravedve rozdeeni zsku mez podniky
samotne, stat samospravne korporace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
"a HoNBY Po PoDLouDNicicH.
DIVA MUzI ZABITI, JEDEN PORANEN
OKRESU DELAWARE

Delaware, o., 3. cervence Vaka prot whiskovym
podloudnikim okresu Delaware vzadaa ST dnes vecer Ii
voty dvou muzh vazne zran6ni tretiho -
Rea Horlocker, 4O-ety, slnGni straznk Sunbury
zde nemocnici nasledkem poran6n ez
utrpel kdyz by prejet domneym whskovym podoudnkem
ktereho stihal jizne cd tohoto mesa.
Jeden muz byl zastfeen ny poranen dnes vecer poll
cstou Elmerem Haeym kdyz byl yz imi napaden. Omen
raneny udal menuje Clayton Dole Newport Mich
dale sdel zaby by eho synovec jmenem STANDARD
sedm pegalonovych nadob whisky byo naezeno jejch
automobile.
Horlocker byl pree kdyz pokousel zastavti prcha
cho podoudnka Serif F. D. Harter eden eho pfiru
cch pokracoval honbe zaznamena 81 pry cislo auto
moblu
Coumbust o. g. POlicie ZdejSi Zatkla diva
muze iez podezreni by automobu, jimz by pre-
let a smrtelne zranen straznik Horlocker Sunbury
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
STAVEBNf PR0MYSL MA
VZESTUPU.

DIE Bradstreetovych zprav
poklesla v Clevelande prumy-
slova vyroba v zelezarskem, O.
celarskem, automobilnim a VII
bee v kovovem odboru as o SO
procent. Podobny pokles "a
znamenan jest v oboru striz.
niho zbozi, ozdobnickem a O.
buvnim. Jen primysl stavebni
Sc test dvouprocentnimu vzrd.
stu die letos v cervnu vyda-
nych stavebnich povoleni pro-
ii roku lonskemu. Sc staveb.
nictvim dobre Sc drzi obchod
stavebnim materialem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
DIVE zENY ZABITY PRI
NESTESTf.

Columbus, o., 8. eervence.
Dive osoby byly zabity a jed
ma vazn6 ranena vcera vecer,
kdyz automobil, V n6mz jelly,
cvalil Sc vysokeho naspu ma
ceste osm mil odtud. Zabity
byly: Pi. Rebecca Wolsonova
z Wichita. Tex. a pi. Golda
Chasinova z Marysville, 0.
Harry Chasin, manzel pani
Goldy Chasinove, byl vazne
poranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Ma pond9lnim zasedani NEST
ske rady podana bude petice
pozadujici opatfeni poulicnich
svitilen ma Superior ave. cd
vych. IL. az po 55. ul. Vetsi-
ma majitelu domd v okoli pro-
jevila ochotu nesti cast nakla-
du. Problem osvetleni byl sve-
rem k prostudovAni inzenyrdm
Nella parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
vkLEeNf Polenik 0DnALEN.

Alliance O.. A. cervence. - Dedikaci pomnfku vojakGm
valek '6 98 49, kteri zemel bitvach by havni ca
st programu narodnf svatek Alliance Tce d sjeo
zde dalek&ho okol privod pozdstava ze ctyr dvis
v cee jel major D. Cole MIN voenska kapea Can
ton nxkok vojenskych organsaci Nasedkem sineho de-
Ste byo vsak nuno konat program Prvnm presbyernm
kostele Pomnfk pozhstava veke skupny stoj upro-
stfed nam4s Posava Lnconova zdviha vysoko mad
stayami voak1, nichz jeden pfedstavue voaka
spanelsko- -amerck& v&lky druhy valky svetove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Dive byvaly to jenom dout.
Milky. jez rozd&vany v polite
kych kampanich delegaty neb
jejich lajtnanty. Nyni vsak,
kdy take zeny jsou delegaty
do konvencf, cukrovinky hraj;
svoji ulohu. Ma horejsim O.
brazku je sleena Emily Smith
ova, dcera new-yorskeho gu
'vernera Smitha, jez ochutnava
kampanni cukrovinky ma ca
stovanf delegatek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Pi. Arthur j. Wilsonova, pro
minentni DANA Ze spOlecEOsti
We Filadelfii, dlela po nekolik
mesicl v Madride a nedavno
byla "komandovana" zpivati
pred kralem Alfonsem a kra-
lovnou Viktorii span6lskou pfi
recepci davane velvyslancem
Moorem. Prijala to. avsak
obdrZevSi vzkaz cd svehO man
zela, ably pospisila domG, ode
jela okamzit6, ignorujic kra-
lovske "komando'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
Fascist ."HRDINOVE"

Rim, A. cevence. = Jisty
cestujici ma elektricke kare
byl zde Ztlucen vcera rOtOu
asi padesati fascistI, kdyz 81
dovolil kritisovati jejich stra-
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05


kiadni automobil obsazeny 46
detmi, znazornujici pocet dl-
tex zabitych v Clevelande pfi
automobilovych nestestich. Dit
ky byly chovanci sirotcince P.
Marie a mely standarty ma
pisy zdIraznujicimi vetsi pc
Gj pro rizeni motorovych vo-
zidel, nezli jest dosud prova-
dena, jakoz volani, aby po-
Get dopravnich policistd byl
zvetsen, hlavne ma rusnejsich
krizovatkach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
PRO VETSf BEZoEcNOST
DfTEK.

Organisace The Cleveland
Safe Drivers Club poradati
bude cd Ia. do %. cervence
kar:pan, jejinlz' lcelem bude
lid, aby sam byl
pametlivs bezpecnosti vlastnl
i CHI. Dnes poradana byla v
polednich hodinach slavnost
pfedh6zna ulicemi doleniho
kterymi projizden ma
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
500 Genuine Leather C.
Handbags, Special. y i

All genuine leather In pouch or envcl-
ope styles all have good metal fasteninGs;
all fitted with change purses and mirrors:
we'll lined black. brown. ian and Colors;
an acceptable gift for mother, wife.
daughter or sister.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
Women's Pure Silk Stock O
ings, Out Sizes, 3 Prs y
Women's Pure Silk Chiffon G.
Hose, 4 Pairs .... D !

Pure thread silk chiffon hose ~ real quail
~ mer"erized lisie top. heel and toes SIX
plated solo and scanned back and fashion
darts; black. Eunmeral and colors sizes S.,
20 lo. IrreGulars.
, 1924-05-24

nor MusSOiiui was declared by the Italian
Premier today to have resulted in the es.
tabliShment Of complete unity of action
and policy between Italy and Belgium in
the matter of reparations. SignOr Mus
solini made this declaration in the course
of a cabinet meeting.
Paris May 21st-The passage of the
Bonus Bill over President Coolidge veto
is regarded here as a most serious blow
to Frances hopes of l~ehieEcy toward her
debts on the part of her creditors. It is
exp cted that the United S ates will in.
siSt on prompt payment by England of
British debt, which will make it difficult
for France to expect any reduction OF her
debt to England. Nothing is said about
the money France owes the United
States. Saint Brice, writing in lie Jour
male" predicts that the passage of the
Bonus Bill will deprive France of all hope
OF recovering what she has spent on the
devastated regions. He f~oreseeS that it
will be difficult noW TO apply the experts
plan, because France cannot consent to a
reduction Of her claims against Germa-
ny.
Dublin. May 2lst. The Dali Eireann
tooight, President Cosgrave, opposing
a motion for the release, in the interest
of peace of all prisoners informed or
under sentence o. Imprisonment and
especially because of the approaching
Irish Olympic Games, said the Free
State Government had turned loose
/, 200 prisoners in IL months. The total
number Of men still held. Mr.. Cosgrave
added, was GIG, of whom 302 were under
sentence for criminal offences. One
hundred more prisoners were likely to
be released within a week. canon De
Valera, Mr.. Cosgrave declared, could
leave Jail tomorrow if he ordered the
surrender of aims that had been sur
repJitiOusly brought into Ireland.
Washington, May 21st.-The Senate
Daugh rty Committee was told today
that representatives of the Department
of Justice not only had sought to frame
Senator Wheeler" its prosecutor, but
had sried on its members and its wit
nesses and had spirited away the famous
diaries of CASTOR B. Means, working
with it as an investigator.
Bucharest, May 1st.-(United Press.
A Polish Turkish.Roumanian mutual de-
fence treaty against Russia of the great
est importance is now heing negotiated.
NJ. FiIarity, Roumanian Minister to Tur-
key, arrived here from Angora yester-
day to submit the final draft of the
treaty. By this treaty the three pow
ers give full support to each other in
case any Of them are attacked by Rus
STA, an attack upon Bessarabia notably,
, 1924-05-24

ing a dense fog, Captain I.arg WIS
driving in a twentyfour hour test. He
was a nephew of NJ Andrew Lang he
author.
London. May 22nd. The Labour GOV
Tnmen is facing another ordeal in tie
House Of Commons today. The Qups-
ton at issue is the Governments policy
toward unemDloynent. The ConSerya
tlVes and many OF me Liberals complain
that the Government mas done nothing
to justify the claim If lis spohcsueu
that LabOur alone has the remedy tor
uuem. loyment and some of the eAtte-
miSts among the LabOurites themselves
agree. all saving that the Government
has merely continued the policy Of It's
predecessors.
Berlin, May 22rd The negotisuons
between the middle parties and the Ger
man Nationa lists on the subject Of tire
formation Of a Government have failed.
owing to the Nationalist insistencp urOu
their right TO appoint Admiral Won III
pitz as the new Chancellor. The Other
parties refused 10 discuss a person.
question of this nature until the poi-
cy of the future government was SCI
tied. whereupOR the negotiations broke
down.
AOLIuOit A4dG &LbA LikuCE IleNIg as
expected to be made a Duke on June 3td
the Kings Birthday. II is expected that
he will take the title of Duke of EdinburE
and that during the visit Of the King anu
Queen Of Roumania the latter as d daugh-
ter of the late Duke of Edinburgh had
been found to have no objection to the
revival of the title.
NEW YORK, May 22nd.
Flour, (hard winter clears So 90.
hard winter straights $5.25
Meal, KilRdried per 100 pounds $40
New Seasons Pork per barrel $500
Heavy Mess Pork per brl. $26. so
Sugar-Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
SIS So
Mclasses Sugar SO maximum 4.50
Cotton, Middling, Upland, at Liverpool
per ID. II Sc 1000.
Exchange. New York and London, 81
days sight $4.324
Exchange New York and London, sight
$4.34s
LONDON. May 22nd.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, nominal per
exit 39s. Cd. -42s. Cd.
Muscavado nominal per cwt. 81.
0d.-385. Cd.
White Java's elf United Kingdom
Demerara Rum per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, good midd!ing red per
cwt. 55s. Cd. Sos. Cd.
Cotton, good medium West Indian Sea
, 1924-05-24

the result of Russian control Of BeSsara.
bia. Poland and Roumania each guar.
antee to put / 10000. eco we'll trained, we'll
equipped troops into the field against
Russia. aud turkey promises to throw
ESQ. 900 men into the Caucasus to seize
the Batum oil fields. Britain would be
expected 10 blockade Russia in the Baltic
and Black Seas and supply airplanes, ar
tillery and tanks to these three armies.
In t e face of this powerful combination
the Russian menarce against BeS3arabia
is undoubtedly dissiDated for the time
being
Special Star World Cable, Copyright,
London, May 20th-Increasld tension be-
tween the Turkish and Soviet Govern
ments is reported here today II is said
q movement; is gaining headway in Turk
ey for q special session OF the Assembly
to consider the situation. The Russians
are said to be expellipg Turks from the
Caucasus. In retaliation. the Turks
threatened to send all Russians out of
their country. 1t is also reported that
Russians have arrested the first Secreta-
ry of the Turkish Embassy on a charge
of smuggling. Turks threaten to hand
passports to the Soviet Fmbassy's Staff
at Angora. The Turks also complain that
Russia has failed to recognize the prep.
erty rights of the Turks in Russia as had
been agreed. The Communists agents
are spreading propaganda in Turkey that
the Russians are attacking the Moslem
Religion.
London, May 21st. The vexed ques.
ton Of the appointment of a Special Ca
madam Representative at Washington,
which has again come suddenly in the
limelight with a publication of a remark
able article in the Daily Telegraph and
which was expected TO come to a head
yesterday, is not yet to be settled, Lord
Selborne, had given notice that he would
ask in the house of Lords for statement
from the Government with regard to the
appointment Of a Free State Minister
Plenipotentiary at the United States Cap
ital, but when question time came the
answer was deferred by request"
on the grounds that the Govt. IS still
considering the question. II is believed
the matter is still the subject of nPgotia-
tions between the Foreign Office and the
American Ambassador, the United States
realizing fully the importance of the
question ard The possibiIi y that it may
prCCLce cen plicatitn Ms, slice, if a crisis
WtIe 10 arise. The tedtlal Govt. would
be compelled to deal with the rel resen-
tatIIts CT The NaIitUs CCmlniCts VITO lad
special ministers. as we'll as with Britain
herself. The United States also is be-
lieved to be nervous abou conserving to
= such an appointment and NAV possibly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

baked Alaska. but you never have II,
nerve TO do anything only grin and Sd
Oh fine that suits me. and etc.
Well anyways, after six weeks Or
all this ! thought well, now 1 Will
hunt up the same scales | weighed
on last time. and I'll bet l get big
surprise. We'll. I done SO and l die.
| had gain AZ pounds.
All the remnant Of that day mon
ped around the house with a floor
mon. wondering would ] end it all
and realizing how terrible it was THAI
while nobody loved a fat man, fat
up for discussion. and the future, il
any, looked fattcr and fatter TO me.
but not with promise.
BY the time George was due home
| had my mind about made up to Sa Y
come on let's move over to Turk . Y
where they admire fat women, and
the men only look at the Comfortabl,
overstuffed models.
But when Geo. had actually got
home and [ had told him j was will
ing to leave with him on the next
boat. why George looked kind of
foolish.
Well he; says. I guess ] won't re-
sign from the old job after all. l and
the boss is now both members OF the
same lodge he says.
And then commenced to set out u
nice diet supper of baked beans, hot
biscuit and jam.
copyright, 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

II think you arc all the sweet long
ing OF the waltzes I knew in my
youth time" the professor answered.
patting her hand. And I think you
are very wise. brave and sensible
girl, too, and think you know some
thing about sacrifice, even II you
won't admit it: and I think if Gussie
doesn't remember your kiss, deep in
his heart. all his life, he's no son Of
mine; and / think you'd better go
home now, and proceed 10 put him
out of your thoughts, and wait for a
fine, big chap who loves TO joke and
has a rumbling voice and d disorderly
mind and will love you distractedly."
Peggy looked up into his face with
misty eyes. Her adorable red mouth
was smiling.
II hope he knows a lot OF
geometry" she said.
"Oh. my poor foolish SON. the
professor sighed. smiling down at her,
and helping her to her feet.
They walked back across the green
fairway together. Mrs. Penhallow.
from the veranda, glanced UP from
her book and saw them coming.
Two people, taking tea at a near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

Oh, my dear, she says, what you
want is to eat nothing but whole foods.
No de-natured stuff. only whole foods,
and you will lose in no time.
i; x x
WELL. I thought that over good
w and plenty, but the only hole foods
I could think of was swiss cheese and
doughnuts. 1 realized where I might
add to that treatment by serving 'em
in colander, but somehow ! couldn't
bring myself to try it.
Then I read some place that a diet
Of all-starch would make a person
thin. but we send out our laundry. so
I never got around to that one, either.
But I did try the no-starch plan. 1t
was menu of chops and pineapple.
You ate a chop and slice Of pineap-
pie for breakfast, a slice of pineapple
and a chop for lunch. and licked your
chops for dinner while thinking about
pineapples.
I done this for two whole days. but
all l lost was my gfrlish laughter.
In the meantime I had read q book
about calories. and the next thing
tried was eating only them.
A calory is kind Of arithmetic
and the point is. by the time you have
counted up the no. of calories you are
allowed at lunch why 1T is time to
commence counting for dinner, with
the net result you never actually get
around to eating.
must admit this was a real thin
ming diet, and the only trouble with it
was I used to be positively obliged to
sneak down to the ice box In the mid
die Of the night for a little snack,
and this is when I learned how to
have my cake and eat it, too. BY
eating it in bed.
Well anyways, give up Galleries
for something just about as dry. The
all-nut diet, this was. In other words,
I joined the Nuts that eat only nuts,
and I would of qept this nutty idea
up for sure, only come to see that
it really amounted to cannibalism,
nuts eating nuts like that
Besides, about then I commenced
to realize that the only way really to
get thin was to give up eating every
thing ! liked, such as food, generally.
So I allowed myself one demi-tasse
portion of beef and three large help
ings of ice water day and plenty of
exercise, walking down town every
afternoon to look at the shop win
dows.
It's a peculiar thing, but in the old
days used to spend most OF my time
down town looking in Goldspigers
window at the jewelry and imagining
to myself how lovely II would be IL
only he would hold q sale Of his best
diamond and platinum wrist watches
at csc reduced from $4,000 for posi-
tive clearance.
Or else / would park myself ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
English "Toy Railway"

IRON Boot to Ranvengalass in
West Cumberland, England, there
has been in operation for some time
a most interesting TOY railway"
The gauge is but 10 inches. the s1ae
of track that appears in nearly all of
our American amusement parks, and
the engine and whole train are SO
tiny that when they are working at
full passenger capacity it would seem
that one strong man could pull the
combination behind him with a piece
of cord and not exert himself particu-
larry.
This railway. however. will not al
low itself to be held an object Of
laughter. 1t iss there for serious
purpose. 1t traverses miles Of
mountains and glens, the garden spot
of the Cumberland, in which regu-
lar railway would seem "a sacrileS"
against nature. Here and there alonS
the right of way small open spaces
come into view. These are the char
acteristic, well groomed ltttle-resi-
dence communities of western Eng
land, and from these the small rail-
way gets its patronage of sleek, we'll
groomed landlords, who only occa-
sionally find travel necessary in the
course Of their Well ordered lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
WOMEN ARE SO SILLY By Walter
By Walter Prichard Eaton

up good scrap. I should imagine
you could if you wanted to. You
could If / were Gussie.'
Now. just what do you mean by
tnAt?" Peggy demanded.
II mean you've disappointed me-"
Prof. PenhalIow smiled.
We'll. I'm darned" said Peggy. I'll
Gussie's mother
Frankly, Gussie's mother does not
approve Of you. I hardly approve OF
YOU rnysclf-for Gussie. To my son
life is real, life Is earnest. I ap-
plaud your action. Still, 1 am disap-
pointed
Aren't you assuming quite a
chunk ?" said Peggy.
Am II"
NO" She laughed mirthlessly.
you're a good scout-this Is the dope
When l was kid and the Emperor
that's what we all call him-was in
college / thought he was the whole
works. When he spoke to me, vaca-
tions, walked on air for days.
There isn't much highbrow stuff in
our house. Dads a good broker. but
he's short on the classicA Gus was
my-well. sort Of ideal. When he
cottoned to me this summer / fell
for it hard. And ! got bump. He's
been criticizing me the rest OF my
days"
There's much in that" the pro-
fessor agreed.
TIL tell the cock Keyed world there
Is. Oh, ! could fight, all right. But
what would [ fight with? My body,
against-against Lucy's golf and her
Radcliff diploma? ! won't fight with
my body, L won't. l won't
THE professor might perhaps have
been a little shocked had not the
sudden tears flowed from her large
brown eyes.
You will never have to-" he an
swered, gently. "All this means is
that Gussie was not the man for you.
No one will be long disappointed but
myself, and l dom matter"
"I-we-he kissed me, right here
on this bank" she half sobbed.
He did it," cried Prof. Penhallow.
We'll. well. Gussie is human, after
all. My dear girl. you have increased
my pride in my son-and my disap-
pointment. as we'll"
You keep talking about your dis
appointment--what do you mean?'
Her curiosity got the better Of her
tears.
Alas" the professor answered. 81
am an elderly man. The joy and the
irresponsible charm and the beauty
of youth appeal to me strangely. ]
thought less of your happiness, or my
sons happiness. than having such a
dear, lovely, laughing creature as you
in the house, to hear and to look at
You sweet old thing" said Peggy.
putting her hand into his. Then you
don't think I'm a rotter?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

Oh, my dear, she says, what you
want is to eat nothing but whole foods.
No de-natured stuff. only whole foods,
and you will lose in no time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

in front of the Emporium big win
| dow looking at the dress goods
French hats and special sales of win
ter weight chiffon underwear at slS15
and up.
But after I went on my one-straw-
a-day diet. Hot Bozot why the jew
elry window wasn't a patch for inter-
est compared to Katz Handy Kitchen,
| where candied cherries glistened to
my eyes far above rubieS. and a five
carat engagement rock set in genuine
white gold didn't appear half as ele-
CANT to me as hunk of rock candy
set in my own face. AS for dry
goods, the dryest cake in Ye Bake
, Shoppe windows was actually more
luscious in my opinion than IL yrds
of cream satin over to the Empo-
rum.
RUT you know how We girls like to
- suffer once we get started on it.
and so 1 not alone kept this diet up,
but deliberately added to it,
l seen an ad in the paper about a
rubber reducing girdle, and 1 at once
not only bought one, but actually put
it on, and went around all dressed up
like a bad tooth that the dentist is
about to crown queen of the painless
parlor as he jokingly calls it,
Inside this corset I felt just like a
oyster that had been dispossessed, or
jelly fish that had got all tired out
trying to find a jelly tumbler. But /
stuck to it in every sense Of the word
And / didn't stop at that girdle. I
felt where it was literally a mere sop
to my vanity. and SO ! also got me q
y portion photograph and a daily
| dozen of records, and every morning
after breakfast I would set in a big
armchair and play 'em all over. They
was real pretty, and while 1 can't say
I understood the recitation on the
first part, guess they was very ele-
waiting to listen to.
But this didn't exhaust either me
nor the ways Of reducing. I took to
putting not alone salt in my baths,
but pepper and vinegar as we'll. just
to make q good job Of it. And while
/ set and soaked, I would say one
hundred times. every day in every
weigh / am getting thinner and thin
ner. varied by repeating fifty times.
yes, we have no bananas today.
l resisted my cravings for Forbid
den Tutti-fruits and the only place
/ accepted a invitation out to lunch
was with that Joe Bush of the Haw-
thorne Club and his wife, and they
are the kind that grabs the menu and
ssSys ha hah l amt a bit hungry
somehow, what say let's have q nice
glass of ice water and a dill pickle,
or whatever happens to be tho cheap
est on the menu. And you know how
you feel under them circumstances.
You feaI like ordering roast duck and