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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
u RACKET

A mindig talalekony crookok
egy Vi racketet talaltak maguk-
max.
Mikor lattak, hogy a milliar-
dos municios crook, Du Pont
szazezreket siilyesztett belle a
Liberty League-be Is kilonosen
mikor lattak, hogy tobbi nagy-
t6kes sietve salad dollarjaival
hogy azokbol "letejeljen" az Al
Smith fele liganak, gyorsan hoz-
zalatott minden nagyobb still
racketeer, hogy egy mask, egy
harmadik, egy tizedik ligat csi-
naljon.
"America First, Inc" a leg
ujabb ilyen racket, amely nap
nap utan neki rohan az elnok-
mex es az vi dealnek Is penzt
ker a modosabb emberektol, hogy
a scent "keresztes haborut" a
kommunizmus ellen annal ma
gyobb erovel birjak folytatni.
A Klu Klux volt az elso ilyen
racket az orszagban, Legiobol
csinalta masodik nagy racke-
tet a nagytoke, de ait mar nem
maga penzelte, hanem kincstar-
boil szavaztatta meg a milliardo-
kat a szamara.
Azutan jottek zold ingesek.
az eziist ingesek, a p:szkos inge-
SEX, meg a tobbi kisebb csirke-
fogasok, amig a hirhedt Liberty
Leauge XII mem bontotta aranyo-
zott szarnyait, hogy az vi deal
nyakat elvagja.
Hat eek racketeerek es
racketek egyelore eret rajtunk
mem vagnak, inert egytol-egyig a
penzes zsakok zsebeire utaznak.
De azert senki ne gondolja,
hogy a racketek arat nem a nep
fOgja megadni.
Merit a sok larmanak, a sok
megfizetett izgatasnak valami
eredmenye megis lesz ameny-
nyit lie tudnak a Macy hadjarat-
tai faragni az vi dealbol, ait
veszik Ell mitoliink.
Vagyis a nagytoke soha mem
szokta penzet ugy fektetni be,
hogy az kamatot, profitot ne
hozzon.
Ha az vi deal hatbaszurasara
penzt koltenek, akkor az abb
Dol kifolyo yer, eleter6 lesz a
profit szamukra. Es EFT a YER
dijat mi adjuk
Minden helyen, minden id6ben,
minden formaban fel kell tehat
vennunk a kizdelmet ezzef a
piszkos rackettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

tereket lie akarjak leplezni.
nekem szavazni.
DE tudtuk, hogy a Colonel in
tezi az ugyeket, nekunk tehat
mines NIT busulni.
Vagy negy het valasztott el
benniinket szavazas napiatol
es EFT a par hetet nagyon vigan
toltottuk.
Kiki a maga mesterseget foly-
tatta, de csodalatoskeppen a CO.
lionel allandoan itatott es pen
zelt benniinket.
| S minthogy akkoriban egy-
egy nadrag nem keriilt tobbe
egy dollarnal, egy par cipo master
dollarnal, = mar t. i. olyan ru-
hanemu, amilyeneket mi ambi-
cionaltunk magunknak, - a fla
tai hobok lassan egeszen kivet-
koztiink a mivo1tunkbol es fer
voltunk egesz rendesen ruhazva-
Nekiink harmunknak egesz kis
vagyon,lnk volt mar a hasamra
kotott ovemben.
A hoboknak volt penzuk es.
! Mike a seven-elevent napestig
ute, de este is folytatta dzsun-
gelban.
Volt mar vagy harminc dolla-
runk Mike-nak mem fert a b6-
rebe a szerencse, ugy. hogy las
san mar kezdett "szerencsere"
jatszani, vagyis a megfikszolt
dice-jat eltette. Minthogy azon-
ban en- penzen er6sen rata ILL
tenn, illetve rata hasaltam, a
szerencsere valo jatekot csakha-
mar abbahagyta es "rendes"
jatekat folytatta.
Id6kozben azonban eszrevet-
Tux, hogy a halaszok kezdtek
benntinket sokallni, ami gondol-
kodoba ejtett minket.
! Odaig az orleansi halaszok
nemcsak szivesen, de orommel
lattak a hobokat.
Mikor delfele a barkaikkal-
megjottek, hobok a segitsegiik-
re siettek, hogy a halat bar
kakbol kiszedjek es ait idejeben
vihessek a french market" "-ra.
| Exert fizetest nem vettunk el
soha egy halasztol sem es ait
mem is kinaltak. De halat kap-
tunk toliik, amennyit akartunk,
palinkat pedig hol 6k adtak ne
kiink, hol mi lattuk Ell 6ket.
| Estenkent egyutt pipaztunk Is
egyiitt ittunk, ejjel pedig ha-
lasz barkakon aludtunk.
| Hat mem ertettiik, hogy mi
esett belejik es ait hittiik, hogy
,okalljak vendegeket, ami azon-
ban nekik legfeljebb AIT je1en-
tette, hogy harminc-negyven hal
lal tobb kellett naponta, amiert
arrafele mem megy senki szom-
| szedba.
Lassan aztan rajottunk, hogy
mi bantja 6ket es hogy mi
halasz barataink mem estek a fe-
jiikre, de soka tartott, amig a
helyzetet mi is meg tudtuk err
teni, akik meg mem ertettiik ma
gyon dorgest ebben az or
szagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

Kulonos levelet kaptunk egy
sep szeptemberi napon New
Yorkban.
A Colonel irt New Orleans
Dol es ARA kert bennunket, hogy
minel tobbedmagunkkal azonnal
induljunk ell a magnolia virag
varosa fele es hivjunk utkozben
is minden hobot magunkkal.
Nemetul irt, inert abban mem
volt biztos, hogy az angol leve-
let megertjiik, de ait tudta, hogy
Two Bits Mike, a becsi szinesz-
gyerek a nemet levelet megerti
es akkoriban meg en- sem felej-
tettem Ell, amit Turoc Scent Mar
tonban ebbol tudomanybol
nagynehezen belevertek a feiem-
be.
AIT irta, hogy "mindent meg
tudunk', mikor leeriink, a meg
hivas okat mem irhatja meg le-
velben.
A titokzatos iizenet nagyon
meglepett es megdobbentett ben
niinket.
FL mem tudtuk .kepzelni, hogy
merit van Colonelnak szuksege
az osszes hobokra, inert ait tud-
TUX. hogy hobo-kongress zus mem
volt esedekes, csak a kOvetkezo
tavasszal es a kongresszus szin-
helyenek amugy is Cincinnati
volt valasztva.
Attol feltiink, hogy bajban van
a mi Greg baratunk es ARA gon-
doltunk, hogy ITALIAN "ostrom ala"
kell fognunk New Orleanst, ami
mex mem nagyon oriltiink.
Mar egy parszor megirtam,
hogy NIT ielent az, amikor a
ktilonben artalmatlan hobok COS
from ALA vesznek egy varost.
Olyankor felre van teve min
den becsiilet, minden ovatossag
es minden tisztesseg.
Olyankor mines biztonsagban
semmi egy varosban, inert amt
a hobok meglatnak, ait elvisz-
mex. Es a zaloghazak meg a
''fencek' (lopott hoimit vasarlo
orgazdak) aratnak.
Ostromot akkor szoktak egy-
egy varos ellen csinalni, ha hir-
telen sok penzre van a hobo
tarsadalomnak sziiksege. Ha va
lakit nagy baj er, ha valaki nyo-
morek lesz es penzt akarnak ne
XII adni, hogy iiz1etet szerezzen
maganak. vagy ha egynehany ell
fogott bajtarsat XII kell valiant a
bortonbol.
Nagyon megdobbentett ben
ntinket az a gondolat, hogy a
Colonel esetleg New Orleanst
akarja ostrom ala fogni, inert AIT
a varost legjobban szerettlik
az volt nagyon sokunknak az
igazi hazaja. -
De azert termeszetesen egy
pillanatig sem haboztunk.
Mike-nak ugyan egy kicsit
megszakadt a szive, inert eppen
szerelmes volt Coney Islandor
egy kis muszka-zsido lanyba
aki limonadet arult egy stand-en
de Spotty, ragyas kis mexico
cimbora oriilt dolognak. Mert
Spottyval azon a nyaron nehs
alaposan kibantunk.
Rossz vilag volt akkor, a oO8
as valasztasra keszultek IS Z
oO7-es panik mindent lehervasz
tott az orszagban.
Neha hat mem jutottunk napo
kig sem egy dime-hoz es mayor
gyakran coney islandi homok
ban aludtunk. Ami ugyan men
nagyon kel1emetlen, mikor a;
ember 1920 ewes, de amibol /;
sok megis megart az embernek.
Mikor mar veglegesen letor
think, mikor mem tudtunk egy
ket dime-ra sehogyanse seer
tenni, akkor Spotty segitett k
benniinket. o kapott olyan mum
kat, amire minket mem akartal
felvenni. 0t Sc vettek nagyo1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

| SASNH HSS MiNN0Ol tdHllOlt,
hogy tanult emberekbol mi min
den lehet ebben a nagyszeru or
szagban.
Colonel Holden szive volt
annak nagy szervezetnek,
amelynek a tagjai ossze-vissza
csavarogtak az orszagban es a
hobok szazai ITALIAN orommel hal
tax volna meg erte vagy he
lyette, ha ugy kivanta volna a
helyzet valamikor.
Ez az ember iizent erttink, ez
irta siirgos levelben, hogy azon-
nal induljunk a magnolia fax
varosaba, ahova minden osszel
ugyis lementiink; hogyne vag-
tunk volna azonnal, habozas nell
kul nagy utnak.
| Maskor ugyan igyekeztiink
| ilyen ut elott egy par dollart
szerezni, de mikor a Colonel le-
velet megkaptuk, ilyen csekely-
segekkel ne1n torodtiink, hanem
azonnal, meg aznap indultunk.
| Mike ugyan szeretett volna meg
egy estet eltolteni a limonades
leanyaval, de ere mem adtuk
meg neki az alkalmat.
Mire New Orleansba leertiink.
lehettunk vagy negyvenen es
ugy lattuk, hogy a Colonel a
meghivot masoknak is elkuld-
te. Mert a halaszbarkak, nagyon
nepesek voltak mire leertiink,
lehettunk osszesen korulbelul
ketszazan.
Egy-ket napig mem tudtuk,
hogy NIT akar t6liink az ere
des. (Nem kell nevetni rata,
inert igazan louisiana colonel
volt baratunk. Akkoriban meg
nagyon sok colonel volt Dixie
orszagban.)
Csak ait lattuk, hogy penzzel
van ellatva, ami ritkasag volt,
inert 8 mem torodott a penzzel.
Most megis volt nala annyi, hogy
! estere jutott a nagy tabornak
palinkara.
Es minthogy a hobo-orszag
tagjai tudnak inni, mikor van
NIT es mikor akarnak, ketszaz
hobot itatni, akarki elhigyje,
mem trefa.
| Vagy ket nap mulva aztan
megmondta a Colonel, hogy NIT
akar tolunk.
Kozeledett kilencszaznyolcas
valasztas.
Es abban kellett mindannyi-
unknak szavaznunk.
Hogy hogyan, mikeppen, mire
vagy kire, arrol mem akart sokat
beszelni; at mondta, hogy a
valasztas napjan az utasitast
megadja.
Akik ezt az iigyet egy kicsit
furcsanak talaljak, azoknak te-
kintetbe kell venni, hogy meg
napjainkban is mindenutt sza-
vaztatjak egy "pinchben" a ho-
bokat.
| New Yorkban egy-egy hobo
ot-hat helyen is szokott szavaz-
nj, Chicagoban ezen a rekordon
is tultesznek.
| A delen abban az idoben ne
ger embernek meg mem volt sza-
bad, illetve mar mem volt sza-
bad kozeledni valasztasi bodek-
hoz, inert a polgarhaboru utan
csak a carpet-baggerek meg a
fnegerek szavaztak, de a feher
ember jogossagat sehol mem vi
tattak.
| S meg abban az id6ben az is
| szavazott Louisianaban, aki mem
volt polgara az al1amnak.
| Hogy a hobok kozul XII tar
tozkodott oft allandoan es XII
nem, ait kimutatni mem tudtak
volna Is ITALIAN mem is akartak.
! Elt OFT a Sorrento-nak nevezett
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-05
LATEST STORE
OF STANDARD
STARTS CAREER
Modern Grocery Opened on
North Side: Food Pro-
lection Stressed.

The Standard Grocery Company
today announced the opening Of its
latest modernized store at Twenty
sixth street and Capitol avenue, the
interior Of which is arranged, COM
pany officials explained, to insure
absolute food protection and GUS
toner convenience.
Features of the new store are its
electric refrigeration system, sani-
tary shelving, daylight lighting, all
metal cases constructed with stain
less steel and what company Off
Gals describe as a perfect ventilat-
ing system.
Standard, an Indianapolis owned
and operated company, with a per-
sonnet Of 1900, feels that its mod
ernization program, initiated just
before the bank holiday last year,
and continued steadily since then, is
proof of its faith in the city.
The program has given added en-
ployment to hundreds of men in the
building trades, Standard officials
say. The grocery company was
founded thirty-seven years ago by
L. A. Jackson.
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CANAPES WILL
Give VARIETY
TO CHILD Diet
Tasty Filings Suggested
for Sandwiches Used
in School Lunch.

School children have right to
expect nicer sandwiches in their
new lunch boxes than ever before,
especially those whose modern
mothers do lot Of dashing around
to late afternoon parties.
Most of the sandwich and canape
filings at the smartest affairs.
though they contain less than one
good bite, are wholesome enough
for husky sandwiches and so deli
cious that they would be welcome
change from the good old standbys.
Don't neglect such wholesome
fare as ham with mustard, ground
beef with Worcestershire, veal,
tongue, jelly andA cream cheese,
using different varieties of bread.
Grated carrots, chopped celery or
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budded. with no open spaces be-
tween the white fiowerets. The COM
pact surface should be smooth.
While shopping for broccoli you
should look for almost the same
qualities as in caulifower. to which
It is related. The delicate little buds
should be close and compact, and
they should be green, fresh, tender
and Juicy. Broccoli that has begun
to fade and grow grassy is hardly
worth ordering.
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ROAST OF PORK MAY
GIVE DOUBLE SERVICE
Slicing Cold or Combination With
Peppers Suggested.

S1cIng Cold or combination WIZ
Peppers Suggested.
Pork roast is a more practical in
vestment than it might appear at
first sight, because it can be depend
ed upon to be good for another meal
or two. For return appearances II
might be sliced cold or cut fine and
stuffed into green peppers.
Have the shoulder bone removed
and I'LL this cavity with stufang
of bread and onions, seasoned with
sage, pepper and salt. Rub grated
rind Of lemon over the surface of
the meat, then squeeze a lemon over
it just before putting it into the
oven.
Bake in a moderate oven and al
low at least twenty minutes a
pound. Serve apple sauce with it,;
also potatoes, sweet or white.
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PAGE 80
PROTECTS cAUuFLoWER
Paper Wrapping Prevents Damage
of Tender Vegetable.

The reason caulifiower nearly al
ways comes with tissue paper tucked
in around its fair head Is because It
Is about the most delicate Of all
vegetables and susceptible to
bruises. Good caulifower Is thickly
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shredded lettuce make the meat
sandwiches more palatable.
No lunch box Is complete without
fresh fruit or some celery or raw
carrots to nibble. The children viii
enjoy their noon meal more If you
also put in a cookie or cup cake.
The following sandwich recipes
we're adapted from party food:
Watercress Sandwich
Health experts have been pushing
watercress to the front as an i'm
pogtant food. There are scientists
who say that one could live indeh-
nitely on.milk and watercress, be-
cause the cress contains the few
important elements that milk lacks.
Dark bread is best. Spread butter
as thin as possible, then put in a
generous amount of filing, cress
leaves cut small with the scissors
and slightly moiStened with mayon-
naise.
Cucumber and Cream Cheese
Soften cream cheese with a fork
and mix with cropped cucumber.
On one piece Of the buttered bread
spread mayonnaise, then lay on
some shredded lettuce. Spread the
companion slice with the cucumber
and cheese mixture.
Olive and Nut Sandwich
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Spread thin slices of cooked ham
with chopped sweet pickles mixed
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OCT. 5, 1894

with a little mayonnaise. Use mus
tard pickles with the ham or dash
Of horseradish.
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Cucumber and Cream Cheese
Olive and Nut Sandwich

Chop olives and nuts fine and
moisten with mayonnaise or cream
cheese. Don't be stingy with the
filing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-02

family, Greenville, S. c.; Miss
Rosa Kennedy, York, S. c.; Miss
Mary John Carson, Woodruff, S.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Galloway
and son, Due West, S. c.; Miss
Josie Brown, Columbia, S. c.;
Mrs. ]. Z. Hearon, Sumter, S. G.;
DR.. Janet Alexander, Montgom-
ery, India; Miss Nancy Dan
bridge, Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Haltiwanger and sons, Co.
lumbia, S. c.; Miss Frances Reid,
Blackstock, S. c.; Miss Margaret
Kennedy, Mooresville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Belzer, Columbia, ).
c.; Mrs. J. NJ. Wallace, Charlotte
Mrs. w. NJ. Davis, Monroe; MISS
jamie Davis, Monroe; Mr.. Paul
Miller, Charlotte; Miss Annette
Shannon, Blackstock, S. c.; Miss
Neva Shannon, Blackstock, 5. {. ;
Mr.. VIM. S. Gaud, Charleston, 5.
C: Mr.. w. C. A. Barden, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Thorn
ton, Elberton, Ga; Mr.. and MIS-
PentacoSt, Charlotte.
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BONCLARKEN HOTEL
ARRIVALS REPORTED

Recent arrivals at Bonclarken
hotel, at Flat Rock, are reported
as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Clemmer.
GastOnia; Mr.. and Mrs. Meggur-
son, Washington, D. c.; Mr.. R. P.
Fair, Newberry, S. c.; Mr.. A. j.
Ard, Sumter, S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Kennedy and daughter, Of
Rock Hill, S. c.; Mr.. Arthur j.
Ransom, New Albany, Miss; Miss
Ruth Walters, Charlotte; Miss
Naomi Rogers, Greenville, S. c.;
Miss Frances Ethridge, Green
vile, S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Walter and family, Anderson, 5,
c.; Mr.. Russell Kerr, Salisbury;
Miss Charlotte Pharr, Charlotte;
Miss Helen Hood, Chester, S. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brinkley- and
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At the end of the week Mr..
HANDEL had forgotten his inten-
' ton to ease Jane out. Three
things had proved her value to
him., her capacity for work, her
deliberate and delicate brow
beating of contractor who had
come to the Handel office intent
on having a row with the head
Of the firm (Mr. Handel had lis
tened to this from his secret SAN
ctum) and finally, but not least
, important, the verdict of Mrs.
HANDEL, who one day clanked her
diamond bracelets into the place,
looked Jane, over from head to
feet, talked with her a few min
utes and told her husband later,
"That girls ALI right. She's got
class"
Jane had not the slightest
idea that she was under observa-
ton, or that there was any ques-
ton of her permanence. The
place suited her and that had
settled it in her own mind. it
was all the better to have so
much to learn. She couldn't
agoniZe over Amy and Howard
Jackson, when the mysteries of
contracts, leases and mortgages,
| plot-books and appraisals and
building code were waiting to
/ be absorbed. She was secretly
surprised by her ignorance, it
seemed odd that such a large
field of important subjects should
somehow have been entirely omit
ted from her vision. At times
she almost doubted her ability to
ever know it all, but these
doubts were not serious. She
studied much harder than she
had stuffed at the school. and
learned one invaluable thing
how and where to look for infor-
nation when she needed it. This
acquired. she began to realize
the she couldn't possibly know
everything about the business by
study alone. She would need
time and much experience, and
even then there might be a few
items left to. be attained. The
long sustained effort began to
wear down her vitality. 1t was
spring and she was tired and
restless. She wanted a change
but couldn't define the kind
hadn't the energy to seek it.
In the Handel offices it was
conceded from her first appear
ance that the boss's new secre-
tarv was a peach for looks but
a lemon for disposition and
there was no use trying to get
next to her or put anything over
on her. Also that she wasn't
even ordinarily friendly. This
was not quite fair. Jane had
taken to heart Bliss Jardine's
precepts and tried hard to be CO.
operative and polite and all the
rest ofp olltic office behavior,
But it was too superficial to de.
ceive her fellow-workers. They
left her alone unless they had
business in her province. Even
Allen Calvert, who looked after
the HANDEL special development
projects, and who was large, loud
and happy with a laugh and a
| iollying joking way which got
him out of many a bad spot with
the Board of Estimate and Blu
reau Of Inspection, even Allen
was cautious when he approached
Jane. Only Roger Thorpe, whom
she had met on her first day
with HANDEL, tried to keep a lit
tie warmer current going be-
tween them, because in the realN,
of office intrigue it would be tC
| hi. oJ,,op+ora - l,ouo Kendall.
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on her way home to buy ANEW
hat and that tonic act and, the
excitement of going out witht the
good-looking, agreeable Thorpe
turned her dull mood into one so
elated and gay that Thorpe stared
when he saw her. "And pretty
darned clever of me to pick her
out" he thought complacently.
"even if she doesn't help me .
bit with the boss
THAT seems a good little ho-
TEL" he began as they started off.
"even if you are tired Of it. I've
often heard of it as a well-run,
quiet residential place, but, I've
never actually been in it before"
81 want an apartment for my
own" said Jane. "I've never had
time to hunt one, and my aunt
and other people ! know think it's
frightful for me to live. alone.
But good heavens, why not? Wo-
men who earn their own mohey
certainly ought to live as: they
like" 49,
"Ought to. They do! Packs
of 'em. What amazes me is, that
you say you want an apartment.
and you're in the Handel organ
ization, and this is the first Werd
that the head of Kandel's Rental
and Management has heard 0f,it"
"You-why of course, the very
first day was in. the loMife.s4r.
Handel said if HAnte ~
ment to come t0tylrs "
at still holds n {5
here, I know the VII e
nice rooms and q big ,bftl!ss -
real honest-to-God kitchenI in a
: made-over house on Tenth Street,
the very latest thing. Third floor
and no elevator, but that makes
it better.
How do you mean, that makes
it better?" ;.
"No elevator boy checking. up
on your callers. I'm joking, OF
course, about that. but all the
same it is agreeable to feel,that
everything you do isn't being
spied on and talked about, as II
is in a small town. hi
But that's what / hate about
small towns! I'd like to see that
apartment. Unless it costs great
deal" ~.
Thorpe had a point to make:
THE office is like small town,
too, YOU know. Everyone looking
and commenting, little cIques
forming, some people trying. 70
get Mr.. Kandels ear to boost
themselves - it's all wrong, 1t
ought to be- -n - .: FL,
"All for one and one for; az,
like the Three Musketeers." :She
glanced up, smiling, provocative
ready. a..
81 can't imagine why we're
talking office shop said Thorpe.
returning the glance. 81 want 70
know something about you, your
self. how come you're so awtuliy
clever-and so awfully pretty!
They don't usually team up, you
know" :.
Copyright, 1884, by Sophie Kerr
(To Be Continued)
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