The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 14

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I keeck you face in, if you | no shut up!” snarled ‘Tony Erb's 4 ‘Erb cry out in ‘terror ax “they merged in the black- shuddered violently ning to strengthen that us feeling of bell meh finished their work, and atch below was dismissed. ‘Erb | touay and fearfully demanded of the mate that he be permitted to change | his quarters. “That Tony sex eried him fi ake Steven the man Plan Pacific Coast Inventors’ Conclave! Inventors of the Pacific coast will have an opportunity to get together in conv if plana of R. C,| rat!’ growle Clark, E., are car. | disgust with ried thru. uing: a gen- | 5 eral invitation to those who have atent issued by the patent ir credit to meet at some ture. He is asking 1 to write: him at ‘Erb. OF all those inter the above ad ddre ) NO. 6—GETTING March’ Hare place’ where jaway down South They sat on his back and he cov. ered the ground with leaps and |bounds until he got there took the Twins the circus was, WEDDED Down South it was summer jthe circus was yery altho {t wasn't doing is just sitting still, , in winter quarter w jump off,” sald the March e business to attend to." : wins were off, |he put on his glasses and took out Ja little book and began to turn the | pages very fast “Where's the to the gate “In there the gate man polnting over his shoulder with hit thumb, po Hare jin.” “Hi, there!’ called “Yogre not allowed—" iry Queen's orders,” and comfortable unything, It you might manager?” man. called Twins, the “We're on," to the the M of them went right qany more words. Pretty soon they came with a sign over it The sign said, “Circus Manager His Tent,” in they without knocking. 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