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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01
(Gortietung)

nDos Gut? - Iber oas tpiir6e
niht binreihen, bette Gante!"
syr6ulein b. ®uenoc'b's blaiies
@eii1t iibergoB iid NIT Burpur,
bolb aus Gurht, balb aus Sham.
o@ie nahIt OH es benn, Sngo?"
fragte iie angitlid.
rNnn," entgegnete er IN einem
i6erabnften Gone, vbie Meitgift Clio
mems fann bieIes fleine Sod ers
tragen."
sSrGulein Soscelpnbe idtpieg. sic
fonnte traurig, ielbit entriiitet iein,
aber lie .par su ianft, gu idiidtern,
nm in bittere @orte ai1s5ubre1en.
Sugo iab, tpie Die groBe eefreuste
Salte ouf ibrer Stirn tiefer tpuroe,
pie ibr Ingelid)t Ieine alte 8laiie
1pieber ge1pann, inoem lie ibr Inge
poller &limmer an linn aitflding.
gr riidte lebbaft ieinen Stlbl 81.
oem ibrieen unb ersriff ibre Sano.
sd tpeiB es tpobl, Sante, es lit
niht i1on gebanoelt, aber mas ion
man maiden? gs lit cine SoIge elmer
8ernunftbeirat. 4ae Wdnner in mel.
ner Gage tun 6as @leihe Sn
ser Welt, in tpelder Sraulein 0ar-
np lebt, nerlangt man 8rautgei6en-
fe; i9 babe fetn 8ermogen. $50 ion
man es allo bernebmen?"
.8eiB :. tueiB lie esq"
8ugo errotete allfs reue.
,Natiirlib babe i6 Dieie Srage
niat er0rtert. slber ipie iolte tie es
ni1t 1piiien? Sd babe aus meiner
slrnut fein Sebl gema6t; in iolAen
Sdnen gibt es elm idpeigenbes Gin.
pernebmen. Sic tit au iebr 5rau bon
8elt, Inn mir Elm ein5iges 8ort
bariiber au iasen. lle6rigens tDeroe
i1 nit Ser 8eripaltuns ibres Ser
mogens betraut ,perben, l,no Damn
nlaht iib aIles bon ielbit."
Sugo bielt inne; er bate idnell
gelprohen, tpie Inn ii6 lelbit 5lI be-
t1rben. aber in oieiem frieoliden
!Seitn ge,pannen ood alle bie Grim
rerungen Der gbre, Der 0elifateiie,
ole sufri6tigfeit i,nb aaer gbelmlt
ieiner Natnr oie Sberbanb. gr barg
eir,en Mugenblid bas @eiidt in feline
9droe uno begann Damn tpie6er nit
tiefer, i,nii6erer Gimme:
rseun pobl, ia, in ser Belt, in
Ser ih lebe, gibt es boiiensiperte
Ginge, Dinge, melde mir tpioeritre-
ben SD banole tpie Die iibri-
gen utto id frage mid ni6t INNER,
Oh bieie unrebt tl,n. Sd berii9ere
oid, i6 babe fein 2aiter auf mid
gelaoeu; aber Sorbeiten babe id be-
eangen, ih bin nerldtpenoeriid] ge-
poroen uno i6 fiible es, baB 6as
moraIii6e Ripeau nibt mebr 6as al
te lit. Sd bin oeiner 2ie6e tpeniger
inert, Eante, als emit"
Sic tpeinte, obne baB iie es bin-
bern fonnte, mie Witter peinen,
menn iie entoeden, bob Die Sugeno
ibrer teuren S0bne I'M Sample bes
2ebens ner1Dnn0et ooer gar get0tet
,puroe. 9ann ipra6 iie in ibrer ein-
fahen @eiie bon ben erbabenen 9in-
gen, bon Gugenb uno @bre, Die EMIT
mails fem 2inoesbera geriibrt batten.
l1nb als er an bieiem Mbeno ibr
nsute Naht" tpiinidte uno feline fie.
berbeiben 2tppen lanse auf hire be-
triibte Stirn preBte, ba iagte Tie lei
ie au ibm nit ibrer 10 ianften, ein-
oringliden Stimme:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01
HIM ntr Mttgtft
Trei nadJ N. Warpan bearbeitet
BON @altber bon Gm6en

nSugo, bu ,nuBt beine Srau bop-
pelt gliidlif MAIDEN, benn on bort
ibr ih1peres llnrebt setan: gu tp1bl.
|teIt tie tpegen ibrer Miteift."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

ltnlrnterbrodeneS 8asengeroliel!
Sn rauldenoen 6eierfldngen ertont
Die Srgel; Der Sofaltar itroblt I'M
S6eine bon tal1ieno 2t6tern; ct.
Seperin fiiut iid nit elmer elegan-
ten @elt, uelde idarf fo11traI Itiert
gegen Die 0toiie oes geluobnli6en
SolteS, Oas reltgierig iid IN oas Got
tesbaus orangt. 9ie @elibter 9laer
penoen iiG slr Bforte, bor5iiglid Die
Der iungen Sffi5iere, welfe, nit Sen
2orgnetten a1f ser geaie, ltngeouloig
Die Intunft oes 8aares ertparten, INN
gu ieben, 'pel6e 8abl ser @lan5enoIte
unter ibnen getroffen bate.
(Jortiesung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01


bon 6eoern uno unter einem Ser
ge bon Spisen, pel6en iie uSut"
nannte.
$50 nenig @itlpe ols moglid,
lrno rei5enoer als ie," entgegnete sic
Game oes Saules, Die beute in ibrer
liebenstpiiroisIten 2aune NOR.
rl1no gliune2"
~Slt natiirli6 bel ibrer Soilette.
Sd babe iie bieien Nforeen follnl
geieben, i6 bate piel 81 piel sln<
oronungen gu treffen 8lanbe,
befeItige mir oteies slrmbmo! .
Sucte, glib mir Buoer ltno Sic,
Sennp," ipanote tie iid an tire &am-
mer5ofe, ~lalien Sic iett aQes lie
gen, Sic fonnen nadber oronen. 8e=
ben Sic iebt uno ieben Sic nod, Oh
Srdulein 9arnp balo fertig lit; ih
meroe gleid 81 ibr fommen!"
sd mill ielbIt geben," fiel Sralt
bon Altpran lebbaft Elm. uSie beiitt
nidt INNER iidern @eldmad, unO
id rpiinide, Bob beute alles taoellos
iei."
~Mtama, oarf id 5u gliane ee-
benz" fragte oie iiingere ser beioen
ShmeItern. sd m0dte ibr germ be-
'bIflih fem"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR RENT-Room for married
couple. ia Krug st. Flu 1905.
T-158.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

gro leader here, is very intelli-
gent and is a successful business
man, operating a motor court, a
barber shop, a taxicab company
and a grocery store"
In telling of his decision to
take his family's names off the
books the paper said. "He wanted
his white friends to know that
he asked that his name and that
Of his wife be taken off the roll.
"The Negroes and whites are
on good terms here and Charlie
says they will continue to get
along together in the SOUTH"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

attempt to destroy not only the
Progressive Party, but the mem
DRY of Franklin Roosevelt. Guilt
by association, character assassi-
nation and all the tricks of
smear will not succeed in accomp-
fishing either objective.
The Progressive Party, concen-
trating on obtaining American
solutions to American problems
through the machinery of our de-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19
HERE AND There
FOR AMP

MORE POLITICS.: They say
the old line Republican Negro err
rand boys are attempting to open
ly sheer at Congressman Daw-
sons committee for it's efforts to
raise a million dollars for the
Truman campaign. (Okay, Repubs
sepia, let's see you collect a mil
lion bucks kitty for Dewey, hail.
BET: Five will get you ten
that practically every major pro
football team will have Negroes
on their rosters by 1850. To say
nothing of big league baseball
clubs, yes?
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR RENT-Room with twin
beds. Flu 9165 or RIA 2642.
T-159.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR SALE-5 rooms semi-mod-
ern. Summer cottage and gar
age located at $500 Germantown
st. $1,000. $4,000 down. Many
others to choose from. Frank
Jones, Broker. HE 7798.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT furnished room
for christian couple. AD-4986.
T-158.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19
Two Good"
Zee included from page II

Zee Included from page II
and will continue to do so if the
"cheap politicians and outside ag-
itators leave us alone"
Despite his noble act Mr.. Fitz-
gerald was referred to in the
States, South Cardinals largest
newspaper, as Charlie" and the
paper did not call his wife Mrs.
This newspaper characterizes him
as follows:
"Fitzgerald, a we'll known Ne
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

mocracy will stand as a bnlwarA
against the attempts to do to our'
country what militarists and car
telists did to Germany and much
of Europe.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19
WALLACE CALLS
(continude from page ID

(continude from page u
one in a series ranging back over
a three year period. There have
been half a dozen headlin cases
with Implications of espionage,
plus almost innumerable cred
menace" stories. Yet there has
not been a single conviction for
espionage or traditorous activity
of any sort.
The currant proceedings are
not new or unique. They r the
continuation of a course follow
ed by both old parties since Roos-
evelt's death. They not only pro-
vided diversion from real prob
lens, but a method for intimida-
ting those who fight back.
Meeting with the State Direc-
tors of the Progressive Party, two
weeks ago, l told them they
would go home from Philadelph-
ia to meet the most extraordinary
red-baiting campaign which had
ever been seen in the United
States. A tremendous effort is
being made to substitute news
paper headlines for courts and
tribunal before which to try in
nocent people. Acres of news
print and tons of printers ink
are now being used in a futile
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19
CLASSIFIED

BISHOP q. w. BAKER is back
from the holy hills of Illinois.
Bring your troubles and prob
lens. If discouraged over illness,
home troubles, finances, he God,
through him has helped thous-
ands. Why not you? 1872 Haw-
thorne st. AID 4312. T-158
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

SPIRITUAL MEETING There
will be a spiritual meeting at
1241 South Broadway. Friday,
August goth at 8 p. m. Bishop R.
T. Primm of Baltimore, Md. If
you need luck, success and hap
piness, meet him there. T-158
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR RENT-Room for couple or
girls. Flu 5239. T-158
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR SALE-6 room house. Ex-
ira lot. Newly decorated. Tile
bath. Breakfast alcove. HE 7945.
IF
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-19

FOR SALE-5 rooms semi-mod-
ern. Summer cottage and gar
age located at $500 Germantown
st. $1,000. 5000 down. Many
others to choose from. Frank
Jones, Broker. HE 7798. T-159
Evening star., 1948-10-26

Dorothy Lamour is trying to wind
up her Paramount contract now in
stead of waiting. She owes them
one movie year for the next two.
"A clean break is what want" says
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
Ambassador Johnny Belinda"

Ambassador Johnny Belinda;
1, $40, $40, 7:30 and Gas pm.
Capitol-"Cry of the City; 10:4s
am, 1870, 4:2O, 7:10 and 10 pm
Stage shows: 1880, $40, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The secret Land;
1910, $40, 6:15 and pm.
Dupont-"Naked Fury; 1:10, 3:15
$40, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Adventures" -;
2, $40 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"One Touch Of Venus; T.;
1850 am; 1850, $50, $50, 7:50 and
$50.
LittIe-"Hamlet": 2:3O and s:3C
pm.
Metropolitan - Sorry, Wrong
Number; 11:10 am. lis, $40,
$50, 7:35 and Gas pm.
National-"Red Shoes: 2::30 and
$3.50 pm.
Palace--"Julia Misbehaves";; las
am. 2:15. 4:40, 7:05 and 9:35 pm
Pix-"No Greater Sin: 2:25, 7:3s
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse Hamlet; 2:3o and
$3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 1918 am.
Warner -" Johnny Belinda; Il
am, 1:10, 1920, $40, 7:25 and 9:4(
pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

Dotty at the Hollywood Brown
Derby. II don't like it when they
loan me out without telling me first.
Dotty has been loaned to Pine and
Thomas for Betrayal"
Sterling Hayden on the set Of "El
Paso," tells me, 1--WE live on boat.
And my wife can't get baby sitter.
So there she Is, stuck" So is Mr..
Hayden-he drives so miles a day
from his boat to his studio. Won
der what happened to Sterling's
movie career. 1t started with a
bang. Now it's doing a bit of a
fizzle.
Johnny Weissmuller and Colum-
bia have reached an impasse over
his picture price. Johnny was paid
$35, 900 apiece for his two jungle
Jim" pictures plus 10 per cent of
the profits. Now he wants $45, 900
with the same plus. I hope he
gets it.
Joan Crawford's picture, Ella
mtngo Road" will wind up at War
ner Bros. 10 days ahead of sched-
ule-a saving to the studio of more
than 100000.
= X X X
Claude Rains would be absolutely
right for the Soames role in 1.-THE
Forsyte Saga" with Greer Carson.
But boys who think they know at
Evening star., 1948-10-26
B-1o* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
rs,
Cliff Only Hollywood Male
Named in Early Prize Talk
By Joy Cormody

bit Academy Award talk in Hollywood but even now
colony male performers have had ndif-
year preliminary chatter heard the subject Of
best acting by with the dstaf
eventual nominations the latter category
Havland performance the hero
Evening star., 1948-10-26

play. 1t all began, Of course, when
he stepped in three seasons ago for
Frank Fay in Harvey"
Next of Stewards Broadway stand
in jobs will be that for Henry Fonda,
now playing the lead in Mr.. Rob-
erts."
BY next Summer, Fonda antici-
pates that he will want to take time
off, perhaps several months. Stew
art already has applied for the job
II \
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is a world
ly wise old studio which has an
aversion to coming between a man
and his wife. Nevertheless, that
probably Is what 1t will have to do
in the case of June Allyson, its
favorite youngster, and Dick Pow
ell, Miss Allyson's mate.
Powell, a zealot for new-type
roles, is about ready to do Mrs.
Mike" a fiction whose hero is an
alcoholic on a dramatic par with
the chap in Lost Week End" played
by Ray Milland. He would like
to borrow his wife from Metro for
the leading feminine role. but
since the studio has protected June
from all such tawdry items in the
past, it probably will go right on
protecting her.
Powell will have to finG another
girl. probably Ida Lupino, who is
in the market for just that sort OF
role.
Death Valley Scotty," who has
been sitting pretty all these years.
is sitting even prettier these days.
Two Hollywood studios are reported
bidding for his life story, and
Scotty can see no reason why he
should not sell 1t while he is alive
to make use of the money.
He Is waiting principally to see
how high the bids will 60.
Jimmy Dykes, whose name was
in the headlines for a day or two
before the close Of the major league
baseball season-as a possible sue
cessor to Bucky Harris as Yankee
managers doing a spot Of acting
in Hollywood instead.
Dykes is playing a character
named Jimmy Dykes in 1.-THE Story
Of Monty Stratton," starring James
Stewart. Dykes was manager Of the
White Sox when Stratton was just
hitting his peak, before the acci-
dent which resulted in amputation
of his leg and the end of his career
as a big Lacquer.
Sports writer's have set It down
for years that Dykes was one of the
best actors that ever wore a base
ball uniform
From the Associated Press Holly
wood columnist, Bob Thomas. Para
mount Is retitling half a dozen of
its films. The right title is increas-
ingly important with the pupbnc,
which is no longer awed by some
star names"
Or, as he might have said, fs
distinctly unawed by many star
names"
II Il II
days of Wrath" which will come
to the Dupont theater Nov. 8, will
be screened for critics tomorrow.
Carmen" Warmers next, was
screened last week. RED Rivers"
screening, set for today, ran afoul
RKO's new, but temporary, opening
date on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

"Days Of Wrath" which will come
to the Dupont theater Nov. 8, will
be screened for critics tomorrow. d. /.
Carmen" Warmers next, was
screened last week. RED Rivers"
screening, set for today, ran afoul
RKO's new, but temporary, opening
date on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Hollywood:
Ingrid to Attend
Joan Premiere
In Gotham
By SheiIoh Grohom

Ingrid Bergman, just back from
Sweden, flies to New York next week
for the mammoth opening of Joan
of Arc" Did you know that In
grid's price for making this picture
was $175,000 plus so per cent Of the
profits?
Glenn Ford is raising the roof at
Columbia. He wants the same deal
as Larry Parks-or he won't sign a
new contract. Glenn says he Is
always good boy, makes every pic
ture they want him to, never sues
or tries to break his contract-so he
wants to be treated in the same nice
way as Larry, who is not always
good, who refused several pictures,
sued the studio, and for his pains
was given a wonderful new deal.
Il
Larry Parks, by the way, picked
up all his back pay last week,
amounting to more than $4,000.
This was money Larry wouldn't
touch while he was battling with
Columbia.
Harold Lloyd's blond daughter
Gloria is the preferred young lady
in Bob Meals life. Bob, son of
Texas millionaire, has no visible
form Of work in Hollywood. But
you can see him every night In a
different night club.
Claudette Colbert could have
starred in Sorry. Wrong Number"
but her price, 100000, was too high.
Barbara Stanwyck did it for $780,
900. Now she is sure to get an
academy award nomination. And
that's as good as money in the bank.
Olivia de Havilland, who also is
sure of an academy nomination for
her great performance as an insane
woman in THE Snake Pit" was
resting on her croquet laurels this
week end with the Daryl zanucks
in Palm Springs.
Il Il 4 Il
Dorothy Lamour Is trying to wind
up her Paramount contract now in
stead of waiting. She owes them
one movie a year for the next two.
"a clean break is what want" says
Evening star., 1948-10-26

inc in THE Snake PITT; Jane Wy
man for her work in Johnny Be-
linda" and Barbara Stanwyck fol
"Sorry, Wrong Number" The first
picture has not been released in this
area, but Hollywood is enthusiastic
over Miss De Havilland's perform
ance.
On the masculine side. the single
performance that has aroused en-
thusiasm among the film colony
members is that of Montgomery
Cliff In 'The Search"
Unless something exciting devel-
ops near the year end, young Mr.
Gift can pick up his Oscar by de-
fault.
When the once new look" caught
Hollywood with a lot Of badly
dressed women stars in pictures that
were already canned, but not re-
leased, the cinema set vowed 1t
never would happen again.
BY way of seeing that it does not,
the movie designer set Is reported
busy now on the newest look, or the
next new look, or whatever its title
shall be. AS this group anticipates
the future, skirts will be shorter,
necklines will be higher in front and
lower behind, and there will be a
tendency toward greater simplicity
of line.
Hollywood, of course, could be
wrong.
Best trick of getting back to
Broadway among those practiced by
film actors is that of James Stewart.
Stewards willing to be the vacation
stand-in for any Broadway hit per-
former whose role he would like to
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Mes's Name Trouble
Finally Adjusted
BY the Assoeiofed Press
HOLLYWOOD.

Meg Randall, a newcomer, has
really had name trouble. They
called her Miss x" at Universal
International for a while, because
her true name Gene Roberts) didn't
sound just right to the producers.
Before "Criss Cross" she was known
as Tene Thorpe cher married name)
Meg's oldest brother is named
Juarez and her. older sister is Juan
although the family is Welsh.
To complicate things further, her
younger sister is named Cleo. 1t
seems her father, Charles Patrick
Roberts, just had yen for exotic
names. But he did revert to Welsh
conservatism when Meg's younger
brother came along. He's named
Robert Roberts.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

some sound advice-to give up fire
water. It would be the best bit of
advice Bob has ever taken, If he
does.
Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1948-10-26

MGM are thumbing him down, be-
cause they say he doesn't have
enough sex appeal.
Jerry Wald has cut his trip to
England with Danny Kaye. He
thinks he will have more fun in
New York instead. How right he is.
Philip Dorm is just back from
Holland and tells me that his
native country is full Of optimism
for the future and already has
cleared away most Of its war debris.
But in France" says Philip, "they
are pessimistic and lethargic. They
fear another war so they don't
seem to bother about anything"
Linda Darnell refused to let her
Evening star., 1948-10-26
CIon MacLennun to Meet

The Washington Scottish Bagpipe
Band and its troupe of dancers will
perform at a meeting Of Clan Mac
Lehman, Order of Scottish Clans
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and r streets
NE. Color movies of Great Britain
also will be shown.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

adopted infant pose full face for
all those photographs you have been
seeing lately. She is afraid that
the real parents might recognize
the child and make trouble.
Jennifer Jones called Robert
Walker after his arrest last week
on q drunken charge and gave him
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Get Dusty TO the
pIone. he sold 80.
TIE WALKED little st1y damp day. His left
hind leg bothered him. His muzze had little as
had been frosted Several of his teeth down. 50 took
him long time eat dog biscuit His eyeds dropped trie.
although the dark eyes still clear.
He eight years DID, compact deepcoated black cocker
spaniel noby shaped head low sweeping and the big
generations fine breeding He was listed as Champion
Dusty Night of Old Rock Kennels.
ribbons cups salad bowls and paes and pitchers
made nice display the office but some of them were getting
color had ebbed from the purple the
For they old.
This morning by kennel gate, quverng
For the station rolled out the show being
piled and the Master hurng around the yard The old
routine beginning and Dusty lifted his head and watched and
waited
Now the put him up give him last brush and polish
wrap his bath towel around him. tuck him his An old
traveller he would sleep while the station buckeed
country.
Then show anticipation up lifting his right
front slightly the he did when he excited The show
was his life, had always been his life
That day when the puppy the Master
had trimmed him. brushed him. posed him. combed the long eath
ers, carried him to the edge of the ring.
Il expect lot of you' he said.
Dusty heard the urgency his voice. tail answered In
the ring the smell of the other dogs eady lights
sharp the of the spectators loud He stood quietly looking
with that open candid gaze the judge he posed
the lovely hind quarters anged just though slightly
uncomfortable to have ones paws so far back that
And when he moved down the ring his gait perfect
excitement of the whole thing swept him that he waggd his
tail, and his nose was proud and eager.
"A born show dog" said the Master.
LEAVING the show. wrapped his towel Dusty looked back
And suddenly he uttered bark rich with triumph you did
it, said the Master rubbing his sleek head How'd you like
be a champ?"
He took his responsibilities seriously he grave dog He
learned not to lower his head when he moving
matter what special might be there He
little when the judge down his hind quarters empa
sizing his solid strength And he always into ring
swift purposefl gait, his tail whipping, eyes shining
This was his life the of it, and had always been
And ten day. the Master off and left him
Half dozen other dogs got the wagon away
barking like fools And Dusty stayed home with couple twelve
weekod bitches that had to be snapped swinging
He watched all day the gate Maybe Master had forgotten
HIM and would come swinging up the drive and him
In the end when dark he up and down with his
muzze on his trying still to figure what he
wrong. so he had to be punished dreadfully
Alter that day, he taken along the show trips
Always ne knew when the time and panced to the gate and
bounded up against it. He used to find of the puppy red balls
C0,tffn, hnop3J