The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-07-28

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The greater part of the civilized world had gone
newspapers Bunny turned themselves
telling every day battles campaigns which thousands
and perhaps tens of thousands of had lost their lives To
people in California peaceful and prosperous this tale
OF odd unhappy arof things impossible to make real to
yourself America had officially declared neutrality which
that in the current events class where Bunny learned what
going in the world the teacher expected to deal
with the effectively and rebuke any child who
partisanship offensive other child To business
like Dad it meant that they would make money of both
Sides they would sell to the Allies direct and they would sell
the Central powers by way agents
ava and they would raise howl when the British tried
this by the blockade
1t seemed to Bunny rather dreadful thing that Dads millions
should be multiplied of the collective agony the
the world but Dad said that rubbish wasn't his that
people in Europe insisted fighting and they wanted things
he had SELL they would pay him the market price
of cash. could make quick turnover buying Shoes ships
or seang-wax, other articles combat Dad reply
that he business, which
way in life by sticking to what he knew When representatives
of the warning invited him sign deliver
he would that nothing him pleasure
sign such contracts but they change their European bonds
into good American dollars and him with these latter He
would offer take them where
they could the sign arrangement with our
bank the bank does sell and cash checks
On the basis of his fathers reputation for unlimited
and nvncbe integrity Bunny had been
of the freshman team position grave respon-
cheereaders While the other side of the world
staggering about in darkness snow with
fatigue with their shot their entras dragging
the dirt the would be shining California Bunny
be facing crowd of thousand school children
benches shrieking Rah ah rah slippery
slam-waibazoo balm, bazam Beach City"
home radiant with barely enough left tell the scoe
Aunt Emma would sit beamnghe being like other boys
and the Ross family taking position in society
The Christmas holidays came and Dad was working
hard everybody declared and Bunny sad Lets after qua
wasn't hard to pull him now they their own
game preserve sounded magnificent obv-
ously be it.
under the live ranch and the Watkins
family the same as before, that the
couple OF inches taller and the girls each had
10 cover their growing brown legs Things whole lot
easier with the family they had dollars
month from the bank instead of outgo of ten dollars
Well Dad and Bunny went after the quail got a bag
full and incidentally they now grown
dry and hard and covered with sand back
to camp and had good feed and then Ruth get
soed dishes she taking Es place. explained
Eli had been called to attend Mrs. Per that pains
IN her head Eli had been doing of good with
over to have him lay hands them Bunny asked
had heard from Paul. and she to see
her couple OF months and getting along right
She seemed little shy, he
account of Dad lying there listening he
house with her. and the way that Paul
had brought her book to read to show her she
with that book and he had took and threw
and had whaed her good
Bunny Mortified. "You beat your" And Ruth
nodded she meant that what did he Bunny and
she answered that he had used strap harness And
did he hurt your She answered that right smart
had been week afore she able was
little surprised at his Indignation for didn't
the that girl almost years should behaed
by her Pap he meant for her good he thought
to her soul from helre could see that Ruth
wasn't sure but her Pap might be right.
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