The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-13

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and the M,
child's play compared to what your
mother n I accomplished. I'm dead,
NIT that I don't quite share your
mothers love for trees.
But I am having such a good time;
it would be perfect if only you were
here, and if we were a little less con-
cerned with the cleaning and dyeing
business. My dear, what about this MI.
meant by your mother and her ideas;
morning, noon and night I have to
hear about some sort Of protection
racket, and apparently your mother
has some thought of calling in the
marines. I suppose you know that such
things can become just a little bit tire
some.
But otherwise everything is grand
and I O v you and come soon.
New, York City
IL F. 68th St.,
February 16.
Lila, my dear:
The gardening sounds fine. I wish I
palms around here are in pots-but
you've probably seen them.
It's cold and wet and just about as
nasty as I have ever felt it in New
York. I work hard so that I can get
down to you, I even work at night.
About mother, my dear, please try
to be a little %forbearing. After all she
portant to her which don't matter at
all to you or me. Try to understand
that.
Be good, darling, and love me.
FRED.
PALM BEACH FLO 276 A IF 42O P
FREDERICK LEONARD
II EAST 68 ST N YK
PLEASE DON'T misunderstood
ME YOUR MOTHER is A LAMB
HOWEVER LET ME TELL YOU THE
ING ACUTE LOVE LILA
The Cloisters
Ocean Drive, Palm Beach
February 16.
My dear Mr.. Ambrogio,
Forgive my delay in answering your
letter. I assure you I have not dis
mentioned therein. On the contrary,
your problems have been the subject
of my deepest concern for several days,
since, in fact, the day I received your
communication.
After much thoughtful consideration.
and many talks with the members of
my household, it has occurred to me
that perhaps if some prominent citizen
of the community were to state, dip
lomatically but firmly, her disapproval
of this way of doing business, well, I
believe that would go far toward putting
an end to the nuisance.
Accordingly, I take the liberty of en-
closing a note which I suggest you de-
liver to those "gangsters" the next time
Naturally, after your letter of eX-
PLANTATION, I should not think of with
drawing my trade from you at such a
time.
Do not despair, MI. Ambrogio, I am
behind you.
Hattie LEONARD.
(EncloSure)
The Cloisters
Ocean Drive, Palm Beach
February 16.
Sirs,
1t has come to my attention that YOU
have been annoying my cleaner, Mr.. v.
Ambrogio, by the method of exacting
I believe, as protection" Being a read
er, from time to time, of the daily
papers. I am aware that the term is
a euphemism, and that the procedure
so described is definitely frowned upon
by the law.
I have been doing business with Mr..
Ambrogio over a period of years, and
and upright man. I do not wish to have
him annoyed.
Trusting that this reminder will prove
sufficient.
HATTIE LEONARD.
February ID.
Dear Mrs. Leonard,
when he come as usual on Monday
and I gave him the 81 to as I thot +
better do so until the mater Is armed
out. To be on safe sides.
I and my little ones and the woman
bless you many times for you're favor
n assistance.
Enclosed find reply I am asked to
Greatfully,
V. AMBROGIO.
(EncloSure)
February IT.
Dear Madam:
Listen, lady, you fry your eggs and
we will fry ours see. We have a liveing
to make and them as interferes with
us is not always glad they don so. Our
dealing with old Ambrogio has always
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