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WILLIE WESTINGHOUSE INDUCES A TRAMP TO WORK AND BATHE
"Dear Papa The tramps are awful fresh out here; they sass Auntie - But I fixed one so heMVemember this place. We made a big trap on "And run him to the woodpile "and made him saw all the'wood.wot
and make her give 'em everything when Uncle Tom and the hired wheels .like a pincers, and.caught the next one that scared Auntie Uncle gave us to cut. He swore fearful when we made him work
worse-'
man's away,.
- fThan-our ashman does when the can'i pretty full but we encour- "Werave film a bath .fa the pond. You ought to heard him thenf . "Guessed thered be different kind of marks on the ratix?,:
Laged him with a sharp besnpole whm M$toppe? andjmen uncJUncle cm chased him dowathe road with a pctchjorfe and said -ti , J:; sajd i was a smart coy, wwcouia stay xu scnc c4