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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

IdIuiIh Hihh HCtl SAdIiidDdIi
reszletesen foglalkoztunk Chris
tian polgarosit6 biztos vad ala
helyezesevel, aki sajat vallomasa
szerint a polgarieloltekt6l penz-
ajandekokat fogadott ell. Az iigy
osSzae,'zerte Macy hullamokat
vert fel mindenki Mvanicsian
varja a most foly6 nyomozas
ujabb reszleteit.
Evvel az iiggyel kapcsolatban
keszseggel adjuk k6zre DIR. Fried
man, Jozsef iigyved nyilatkoza-
tat:
Macy port vert fel multi he
tekben a Mahoning County Co
urt House-ban lejatsz6dott pol
garosit6 botrany. A polgarlevelek
mex penzert val6 arulasat ne
hany kotelessegtud6 tisztvisel6
Judge j II. Lyons vezetesevel
leplezte lie. A botrany kipattana-
sanak kapcsan joggal kerdezheti
nagykozonseg, hogy: "Igazan
lehetseges-e az, hogy az amerikai
polgarjogot, ext a Macy es kiva-
10 ajandekot, penzert lehessen
megvasarolni?'
Mem szabad figyelmen xviii
hagynunk AIT a tenyt, hogy a
vad szerint tisztvisel6 penzt TO-
gadott ell ennek elleneben kila-
tasba helyezte polgarpapirt. Val
lomasaban AIT allitja, hogy a
penzt mem mint megvesztegetest,
hanem mint ajandekot fogadta cl.
F sorok ir6janak mem lehet in
tencioja iteletet monllani.sa yaar
lott felett. Ellenkez6leg, t0rve-
nyeink szerint mindenki mindad-
dig, amig biin0ssege a t0rvenyes
es rendes bir6sagi targyalason
meg mines allapitva = artatlan-
max tekintend6.
A tenyeken azonban mem lehet
valtoztatni, egy bizonyos EFT sa-
jat vallomasaban is beismeri az
illeto, .hogy penzt fogadott ell. Els
ezt penzt akar mint ajandekot,
akar mint mast kapta kezhcz,
csak azert kapta, inert 8 t6le fig
gott a polgar-jeloltek levizsgaz-
tatasa.
A polgar-jel0ltek Sc menthe-
t6k ebben az esetben az al6l, hogy
ezeket az aiandekokat avval a
szandekkal adtak hogy ezal-
tai k0nnyebben juthassanak pol
parpapirjaikhoz.
Tudott dolog, hogy polgarpa-
pirosert folvamod6k legnagyobb
resze ismeretlen a bir6sagi szoka-
sokkal, mem ismeri a vizsgaztat6
biztost a t0bbi tisztviseloket.
Tgy azutan nagyon nehezen tete-
lezhet6 fel, hogy egy jelolt tiszt :
visel6nek penzt igerni vagy adni
merne, anelkul, hogy valamilyen
uton-m6don ne tudna arrol, hogy
a felajanlott 0sszeg elfogadasra
talal. Ez mindenesetre megerleli
benniik AIT a meggy6z6dest, hogy
tit valakinek mint kozbenjar6nak
kellett szerepelni.
Az EgyesGlt Allamok polgar-
jogat epp ugy mem lehet t0bb6
mar penzert megszerezni, mint a
|
hogy lehetetlen anyagi ellenszol-
galtatasert az 0r0k elethez jut-
nj. Azok, akik ehhez polgarjog-
hoz ezuton akartak jutni - mem
egyebek, mint csal6k. Minden-
esetre nagyon elite1end5 azoknak
a tette, akik oily mslyre siilyed-
TEX posvanyba hogy polgar-
jogot penzert adtak vagy szerez-
tex.
Minden ilyen alkalommal sza-
mos artatlan is szenved.. A jelen.
legi alkalommal is szamosan csc
lekedtek, anelkiil, hogy tudatA-
ban lennenek helytelen cseleke.
detuknek. Olyanok is gyanuba ke.
veredtek, akik igazan megerdem'
Ilik ! polgGriogot, erdemesek a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Pinanatf elvetelek
Amig ember eljut Detroitig Tapaszalatok uton,
meg Detroitban Kemeny Gyorgy bankettje alkalmaval
keszilt planat felveteek Melyk testilet rendez Ke
meny Gyorgy innepet Youngstown varosaban?

forgato embernek bizony ritkan
jut ki szerencse, hogy eljusson
messze, Youngstownt6l jo ketszaz
mertfoldre fekv6 helyre. Igaz,
hogy meg van modja az ingyen
ntazasnak is, de hat az ember mem
fl vele. Egyreszt nagyon vesze-
defines; masreszt, inert felo, hogy
agy jar az ember, mint az a BIZ
zonyos 6hazai felebaratja, aki
kassat6l- -Budapestig utazott in
gyen. "A kalauz, amikor a jegyet
kerte az illet0 AIT mem tudta fell
mutatni, a legk0zelebbi allomason
kisegitette a vonatb6l, de ugy,
hogy jaroszerve erintette az
utas iilaszervet. A k0vetkez6 yo-
natra megint felszallt jegy nelkul,
a k0vetkezo allomason ismet XII
segites tortent. Macy faradalmak
$ tobbsz0ri kisegitesek utan feler-
kezett kassai ingyenutas Buda-
pestre. Igaz egy krajcart Sc k0l-
t0tt vasuti jegyre, de mikor Pest
re- ert, harom napi: mem tudott
leiilni.
Pcdig a Kemeny Gyorgy tisz-
teletere rendezett banketten en- Is
szerettem volna resztvenni. Macy
6r0mmel vettem, amikor a "Yo-
ungstowni Keresked6k es Iparo-
sok K0re' megbizott avval, hocy
kepviseljem a testiiletet diszva-
csoran. Tgy azutan mem utaztam
ingyen de banketten, a teri
tett asztalhoz lie is tudtam iilni.
= A kedves $ k0zszerefefnek or
vend6 magyar iigyved, Warady
Ferenc jovoltabol gepen repii-
link Detroit fele. De csak repiil-
nenk, Akronig ment valahogy a
dolog, de Akron utan el0ttiink
csipett meg a rend6r egy sebes-
hajtot. Kenytelenek voltunk mi is
lelassitani. Szerencsetlensegiink-
re a reptile polic mem a helyszi-
men intezte ell gyorshajt6t, ha-
mem bekiserte k0vetkez0 varos-
kaba. Tgen am, csakhogy ez a va
ros j6 tiz mertf0ldre volt meg. A
megcsipett pasas, mem inert gyor-
san hajtani, 1915 mertf0ld Sc
besseggel vezette a kocsijat. A.
rend0r utanna, sorban mi le-
ven harmadik - szinte keny-
telenek voltunk lecsendesiteni.
Nevetett rend6r hatra t0bbszGr
is. Mi mem tehettiink egyebet,
mint vissza nevettiink men,
think - Is mile sebesseggel.
No mondtam is, ez kirandu-
las jol kezdSdik.
Toledoban elhagyom a ven
deglat6 .gepet S leszallok, mas
nap delutan, szombaton a ban
kett napjan indultam megint
Detroit fele - villamossaIl. De
csak indultam volna. .Kimegyek
az allomasra, a kett5kor indulo
villamoshoz varom, varom. Az
utcan nagy t0meg, a nap egetve
siit, villamos mem jon. Meg KEEL
lett varni, mig elvonul a Deco
ration Day-i nagv parade. Mas
fel oral keseSsel indultunk ell.
Macy volt meglepetesem, mi
kor beerJnk Detroitba, a villa
nyos MCCALL varos kils6 re-
szen. No mondom, mi ez megint
Hat kisiil, hogy a tarsasagnak
mem volt eleg a profit, meg job
ban ki akarja nyuzni magam-
fajta szegenyembert. A kiils5 ri
szeken csinaltak egy villamos
megall6t, oman azutan kiil0n ON
nibusszal szallitjak az utasokat be
a varosba. Exert kiil0n kell fizet
nj 80 tiz centet. Hat bizony mire
megerkeztem, szomjas voltam
Annyira szomjas, hogy a szep hi.
YES patakra szomjuhozo szar
vas kismislka hoxx&m kepest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
NAGYSZABASU PIKNIK A
WICKLIFFE PARKBAN.

A Kossuth Kor ciganyzenes pix.
MIKE varosunk Tegszebb parkja.
ban -Junius 28-an, vasarnap del.
utan lesz megtartva ez a pompas
nyari mulatsag- pompas kiran.
dul6hely, villamos mellett, a Ma.
honing Ave.-t6l par percnyire
fekszik.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

Could Joan of Arc make good bis cult?
 Nobody knows. History failed to state whether, in filling the place of man, the national heroine of France lost any of the crowning attributed of woman. But no such doubt will exist regarding a more modern Joan of Arc, who happens to be the heroine of the Yukon and the frozen North The multitudes who can testify as to her prowess as a miner, a hunter, a lum- Der man." or a pack train driver, are exceeded only by the immense and everincreasing number whose highest dreams of Heaven are of some blissful spot where Nellie's meals are always being served!
 Anyone in Alaska who does cct know Nellie is a rank outsider, a chechaco - tenderfoot! Twenty-Five years ago, when mems lives were cheap and dog sleds priceless, she arrived in the Dawson country as a part of the gold rush. And in the
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ord. The trophy is shown in the above picture.
 was killed by Buffalo Bill
 In addition to logging and hauling bridge decking in the early days, the woman whom all Alaska knows by her first name once commanded the pack train of a gold mine in which she was a stockholder. She later ran hotel for transients twenty-six miles from town or railroad and did her own hauling of all camp supplies both winter and summer On one such trip, with her horses, dog and pet bear, she was caught in a bliz- gard and had to dig deep under the snow to keep from freezing in a storm of several hours. Horses, dogs, bear and woman burrowed there together, her shovel punching air holes from time to time. Keeping herself dry with a rabbit robe and canvasses, she was able to dig a way out as soon as the storm was over. The animals were none the worse for the
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intervening years, she has always fill ed the place of a man-the place of a real "he-man along the outposts of great frontier.
 Address a letter simple to Nellie, Alaska" If it gets past Seattle, there isn't a chance but that it will safely reach Mrs. Nellie Lawing, Roosevelt, Alaska, p miles up the Alaska Rail road from Seward on Kenai lake.
 The walls of this modern loans unpretentious but comfortable log cabin are lined with the heads of bears, both black and brown and white and grizzly-wolves- mountain rs-seals-lynxes -leopards and many other animals, most of them having been killed with her own rifle!
 The original Joan of Arc, whose fame rests largely on the not uncom- mon womanly habit of subduing mere men, would probably feel outclassed in the presence of one who boards the beasts of the forest in their na- tive lair.
 Nellie's greatest trophy is the head of huge brown bear. On her way to the barn one day to feed a pet cub, she heard a menacing growl. Turning quickly, she saw her pet had been killed by the brown bear, which instantly made lunge for her. Dodging the blow, she ran for the barn, barely reaching it. Just as she was closing the door, long swipe from the beasts claws raked her hand open, breaking bones in two fingers. Although forced to wait an hour, she was finally able to slip into the house for her gun.
 Ignoring the pain in her hand, and filled with rage and sorrow at losing her pet, she took up the trail of the bagged a hide that nine and a half feet! She shows it to all corners, with light of righteous vengeance in her eye.
 Another of her treasures is moose head valued at $5,OO0. It has 54 points, which she believes is worlds record. And it boasts a spread of 56 inches, which is said to be within two and one-half inches of the rec
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
CHUGACH ROADS
 GET FUNDS FOR
 SEASONS, 9 -26
LARGE AMOUNT BECAME AVAIL ABLE LAST JULY, SEWARD,
 HOPE AND GIRDWOOD.

The sum of $203,000 has been al- lotted by the national forest service for extension and completion of road projects in the Chugach national for est during the fiscal year 1925-26. The total allotment for the two na- tional forests of Alaska is $353,00O, of which amount the Tongass for est will get $150,OO0.
 The sum of $135,OOO has been des- ignated for use in extending the Moose Pass road, of which 20 miles already has been constructed. This is also known as the Hope and Sun rise project and is helping material ly to develop that promising mineral district.
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experience, either.

experience, either.
 Running a frontier hotel during the construction of the Alaska Railroad for five years she was never late with meal for a single train crew: and she proved equal to the task of serving large numbers of unexpect- ed guests at any hour, day or night.
 During this period she had to feed many dog teams as we'll as men and often had to go hunting for dog feed. One day she put some porcu- pine meat on the stove to cook for the dogs and went out to shoot some more. When she returned, after sev- eral hours, the kettle was almost empty; but supposing it had sim- ply boiled dry, she put on more meat to cook, and thought no more of it. The next day, however, a bunch of prospectors trooped in and asked how much they owed her for the fine mulligan eaten in her ab- sence the day before, declaring they had been almost starved and that it was the finest mulligan stew they had ever tasted
 Making porcupine meat delicious, however, is one of Nellie's easiest miracles. Why, in a region where tomatoes cost fifty cents pound and bananas only three dollars a doz- en and where scrambled eggs retail for twenty-five to fifty cents each, Nellie lets you eat to your hearts content-and charges fifty cents for the meal!
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
Yukon River Is Second
 Largest United States

The second largest river in the territory of the United States is the Yukon, the source of which is in Can ada and fairly splits Alaska in twain. It is 2,300 miles in length.
 The largest, or rather longest riv- CT waterway in the world, is the Mississippi-Missouri river system. The length of the Mississippi from it's ex- treme source to it's mouth is 2,486 miles, while that of the Missouri is 2,945 miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
HUGE WATERFALL RIGHTS STAKED
 AT NUkA BAY
SUFFICIENT WATERPOWER DAILY IS GOING TO WASTE TO
 OPERATE MANY MILLS

Bob Hatcher, who with his partner, MT. T. McDougal, is interested in fine-looking quartz ground in the Nuka Bay district, 70 miles from Seward, staked during the past sum- mer, one of the largest falls of wa ter known to be in this part of the territory.
 A tremendously large size glacier, extending for miles at high altitude
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s constantly feeding this fall of wa

is constantly feeding this fall of wa ter.
 The torrent of probably ten feet in width, at the top, jumps off into sheer space to the first shelf 1000 feet below where a deep pool has been worn into the solid rock. From this shelf the stream falls for many hundreds of feet again, thence emp tying into the bay. There is ample power going to waste daily, it is stated, to keep hundreds of mills operating.
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Nellie Lawing An Alaskan Joan of Arc," Is Caption of Magazine Story Featured
 By C. M. Kilbourn, We'll Known Writer

An illustrated Sportfe entitled "An Alaskan M Mrs. Nellie the trophies adorning the roadhouses Nellie and two of her paymates"(a bea article picked to the writer's views his trip this printing the article she looked Klbourn:
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Last summer 12O Fords were sold in the Territory, but this year, ac- cording to F. w. Donoghue, assist ant general manager of the Seattle branch of the Ford Motor company, who was Seward visitor some months ago, the number sold exceed ed the previous year by far.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

George E. Buchanan, well known philanthropist and globe-trotter of Detroit, Mich, was visitor in Sew ard last summer. MT. Buchanan was so we'll pleased with his trip that he will bring party of boys back to this region next year.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

There are 40 moving picture thea ters in Alaska.
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 2
Evening star., 1925-10-24

George y. Mas. to build two frame
dwellings. 13S to 142 Nenia street
southeast: S3 600.
Norman Oyster, to build, 2101 Thir-
ty-second street; $40 .0h6.
Fred NJ. Hart. 10 erect private ga
racp. 1928 kilhourne street: II 900.
Dupont Laundry. Ia install boiler,
1885 sherman avenue: $4,000.
Carl NJ. Toerfer 10 'rIIid. G1lI Third
street mort beast: 81 600.
American Security and Trust Co. ~
repair G33 Massa chuSetts avenue:
$4,000
\. c. Tenley. to build. 32i Pea body
street northeast: si.n0o.
\. @. F'illman. to build. loS Ben
ming road northeast: $1,000.
w. ID. Sterrett. to build 3510 Rod
man street: Sl0.0nn.
Annie Ryan. to repair, 1l0S X
street: 81 900.
Goldsmith n CO.. to repair. I4o5
street: 81 600
Harry Stolar. to repair, 30l Tenth
street southwest 81 900
II. l.. Thornton. to build two frame
dwellings,. i0s and 41o Whittier street:
$40 900
Charles : White. to erect private
garage. li2H sixteenth street: $500
CHARLES =. White. 10 repair. ,142h
sixteenth street: $4,000.
G.. w. Scott. to repair. ltnf Twenty
first street: 81 nna.
y. Joseph Hnwar. to install Gle
vator. 2l11 to a11a n street: yt.tAn.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
REAL ESTATE MARKET
REACHES RECORD MARK

continued from Thirteenth PageD
tho high degree ~ activity which
chara Cterized August.
Building construction for the first
nine months Of the presnt year. &C
cordins to the figures compiled by
the r. w. Dodge Co., totaled within I
per cent Of the entire years total for
1924 The year 1924 was, of course.
itself a record year for construction.
The nine months total for 1925 Is
larger than the entire years total for
any year previous to 1929.
\ notable detail of September build
In% statistics Is the fact that the in
deN for residential construction took
a down trend The commercial build
Ing volume index also tell from An
gust 10 September The index for in
duStrial construction. on the other
hand. rose. and for the first time in
two years reached figure above
normal.
business throughout the country.
whose condition influences building
and real estate conditions and is in
turn Influenced by them Is in gen
erally satisfactory condition, II is
pointed out
Evening star., 1925-10-24
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
MARKET is ACTIVE
Sites for 20 Homes Sold by Single
Firm in Maryland
Suburb Of Capital.

An active market In Chevy Chase
residential and business property Is
indicated by the ONCE Of n. Tudor
Morsell. Recent transfers from this
firm include:
A large tract Of ground on Leland
street, i'm Chevy Chase, Md, comprls-
ing over half million square feet.
was sold for Charles A. Jones 10 In
vestors who. will develop the property
by building approximately 10 homes.
Powell r. browning purchased the
residence of EVELYN B. Maddox Al
1907 Newark street. Genuine Cslifnr-
mia redwood doors brought 10 We l.
ington for this home are one or the
interesting features Of this house.
Two lots at Thirty-seventh and Nor
rison streets. Chevy Chase. were
bought by I. p. Bronson from, Kern
don Morsell.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Approximately 10000 square feet OF
ground was sold to David
A. Raer. at the corner OF Connecticut
avenue and Macomb street. Another
lot in this development was
by Fred Mckenzie in con
Evening star., 1925-10-24

flow Of water for three powerful elsc
trio generators which will feed power
TO the electrical! transmission system
Of the state. Tn" lake will have
shore line 700 miles long and viii
cover $4,000 acres of farm and forest
and.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

junction with the ONCE Of II. Clifford
Bangs, and an unnamed investor was
sold the adjoining lot, which is being
developed for chain store
A large lot on Bradley Lane was
purchased from Edward Perry by Ma
riOn Preston
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Alabama Making Big Lake.

In remote section of Ala ba ma
there is being constructed lake
which when finished will he the larg-
EST artificial lake in the world. it is
said. The lake is to assure u constant
Evening star., 1925-10-24
S5()9,110 INCREASE
IN WEEKS PERMITS
Apartments. Dwellings and
Restaurant Building Among
B Larger Projects.

During the last seven days there
were gra nted SO permits for new build
ings and for alterations amounting to
Se1S, $50 This is an increase Of -
permits and S509.li0 over last week
when the total was s3oS.950 for 81 per
mIts
The largest projects were: Ken
nedy Brothers. who viii build five
story brick and concrete apartment At
aa1S Connecticut avenue to cos, S"75,.
900: Is brick dwellings,. valued At Ssa.-
oon. by n. !. Dunigsr on Emerson
street. and Chids Co. a one-Stor'y
stone restaurant. on North CAPITOL
street valued at S75. 900 Projects
valued at 81 900 or more authorised
by the ONCE Of the building Inspector
We're:
Repair Work to Cost $4,000.
Columbia Amusement Co. to repair
1014 Pennsylvania avenue: $1,000.
Childs Co., to build n one story stone
restaurant. 500 North Capitol street:
S75. 900.
Francis r. Smith to erect private
garage 1414 Buchanan street: S1,l60.
Mullen estate, to build one-Story
public brick garage. $3.50 tpshlir
street: 10000
Mary Thompson. to build. 1909 Ru-
cha nan street: S35 900.
A. G. Hermann. 10 huild. 1olS I
street southeast; s6.5oh.
Pearls NJ. Lucas. 10 build four brick
dwellings. t0na Ia ln15 Lincoln place
southeast: $40, 900.
Doris z. Rose. 70 build "l1o Nichols
avenue southeast: SO. 500.
David Feldman. to build. SOB Sec
ond street; S. 900
Oscar Baum. 10 repair 1922 Decatur
street: 81 500.
i. T. Pennehaker. 10 repair l1O4
and 11os T street. s. 900.
Robert A. Kline. ir.. TO build two
brick dwellings. 305 and 3I1 Rhode
Isla nd avenue northeast: 50 900.
D. j. Duniean. TO build Is brick
dwellings,. 500 10 $50 Emerson street:
$50 900.
Butts & Foley. to build 10 private
brick garages. 400 to 4l1S Jeniter
street: $4,000.
Charles Coon. 10 erect private sa.
rage. 2311 Eighteenth street: 81 900.
Rose Gate. to build. l12 Alabama
avenue southeast: t4.5nu.
g. w. e. Hill. to build. 4n1a Eight.
eorth street: si0.nn0
Poretsky E~sen < Silver. to build
five brick dwellings. 1919 ~ lsn7 4
street southeast: ts5 9nn
David 4. Eser. 70 erect three double
brick and tile private garages 2sS
Delaware avenue southwest: 900
Apartment Listed Mt s65. .HnN.
Raer & SChnlZ. to erect a three
story brick and concrete apa rtment.
! Eighteenth street southeast: ST.. 600.
Kennedy Brothers. to build 2 Ave
story brick and concrete apartment.
29l5 Connecticut avenue; so75.OOO
h. B. Wilson, TO build, 1871 *
street; $4,000
Robert W. Bliss. To build. Thirty
second and S streets: $4,000
n. w. Pike, to build l2N0 jackson
street northeast: $40. 900.
Gertrude l.. Reed to build five brick
dwellings,. 81 TO 31a Douglas street
northea 81; 5000.
Happiness Candy Stores. Inc. II
repair llG1 F street: sI2 .0on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
BEDTIME STORIES BY THORNTON
A0AAA1 - A4'AA| ~ - y ANAAAO ". BURGESS

Peter blinked several times. What
did I understand you to Say?" he cried.
Il said that I'm getting ready to
close my house up for the Winter" re-
piled Slowpoke. That's what I'm
over here for
Peter looked puzzled. He scratched
a long ear with a long hindfoot and
then he wobbled his nose In a puzzled
way. What do you mean by closing
your house," said he.
Slowpoke said nothing. His head
disappeared. His legs disappeared
His tail disappeared. He had with
drawn them entirely inside his shell
and then the halves of the lower shell
closed tight, shutting him in entirely
There was nothing whatever to be
seen of him except that shell. Peter
waited. In a moment Slowpoke's head
appeared. Then his. legs and tail APP
peared. That's what l mean," said
he. That's the way l shut my house
up. It's very handy to carry your
house with you wherever you go and
to be able to close it whenever you
feel like it,
But" cried Peter, 81 should think
you would be afraid of freezing to
death even if you do have the doors
closed. Do YOU just close the doors
whenever you happen to get ready,
wherever you may happen to be?"
Not exactly. Peter Rabbit, not ex.
actly. l prepare for the Winter just
as any sensible person will. AS said
before, that's what m here for" eX-
planned Slowpoke.
Copyright. 1920