The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-07-02
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whom should they meet but Mrs GroaT getting Gr out her aa
derby Ford front Bunny navey glad to
easiest and they scoded Bunny because of
his hord vulgar taste he might pick acquaintance with every
sort OF rraff he chose but certainly he
sister shake hands with them Bunny could not understand
he did succeed understand all his life long,
could fail to be interested in other people
He told BERTHE about Paul. and what wonderful fellow
was but BERTHE said just what Dad had sa that
Paul was hord fellow, she glad Bunny been
able to find him again That attitude which was
to show to Paul all through Pauls life at the
very first instant and Bunny utterly bewdered
truth was hardly reasonable to that Berte
going to school order to learn to admire moneyto
them accordngshoud be moved to admiration by who
insisted that had right money you it,
BERTHE was following her nature and Bunny followed
SSeI ndu the erect OF settng Pau upon lonely
eminence Bunnys imagination strange half-egendary fig
Dads money, had Every and then Bunny
would stop by and sit rabbthutch Groarty
Tor about her nephew time the
him badly scrawed note from Ruth Wakins-Paus sister,
that thew were b 6d t Iy mao nao mo WSi ALSO
ing to kill goat and thenand Groarty
literally eating up their capital there was another let
ter from Ruth saying that Paul had written her. up
north and still the get him
ne sent ye-doar bill in registered letter and specified that
was to go for food and not for missions wasn't easy
money when you only getting boys Paul
again Bunny moved off and did
strange secret took BILL and folded
fully sheet of paper and sealed plain envelope
addressed it to Miss Ruth Watkins Paradise California
dropped it into a mail box
alas knew why-she wanted to him for oi-wen
would y politely pay her with certain amount of information
-flushers; Bunny this information on
very they For Slipper and Wilkins proceeded
to sell the lease to syndicate and there
lot Groay home lunches being served to
crowds of people gathered the City by
balyhoo" man Bonanza Syndicate No l." called
and they hustled derrick and duly spudded drilled
hundred feet and Mrs Groary in heaven spent
other syndicate the Cooperative No. 81 The crowds amped
her lawn, but she didn't carethe company her
neighborhood that IN sweler"-so Bunny
But then, his next Wis., he trouble the ays
Fishing but the said tey FISHING pay
The selling of "uns" down. bay6oo stopped and
then the syndicate sold to what called holding
pany The drilling resumed however and poor Mrs
Groary tried ptuy get Bunny find from his father
what happening to them But Dad didn't know ana nobody
knewun six months so later long after Dad had brought
in his Ross-Ban triumphant success
newspapers appeared with headlines
grand jury about indc Bucket Kyber and his
cates of the Bonanza Syndicate for fraudulent sales of oil stock
Dad remarked to Bunny that this probably shake down.
some or the officials maybe some OF the de-
sired to be seem by Mr. Kyber Presumably they seem
for nothing heard Of the prosecution. Meantime the
Of the could continue the drilling
for the block next to them had brought in two hundred barrel
we'll which practically nothing the newspapers said
that the south slope looked decidedly "edgy."
So Bunny in the midst of his fathers glory would down
the and poor Mr. Dumpey coming home from
the trolley with dragging steps, after having driven thou
sands of shngenas into roof Mr. Sahm the pasterer
tending his little garden with its of and beans that
irrigated with hose Bunny would Mrs Groary feed
ing chickens and cleaning her
again did he see the fancy evening of yellow satn He
would inside and sit down and chat in order not
sucup and there the stairway that led to nowhere
the copy of "The Ladies Guide Practical Handbook
Genly still resting the center table its blue silk fin
rsoed its gold letters furnished Bunnys took