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As per: This mom. ing an old drunkard came after potatoes, The cellar window was open, and he was right by it; so when we went down after *em, I said, ‘‘Here’s the biggest ones for John,’’ at the same time pointing at the littlest ones. Whereupon brother and I fell over on the crates and giggled vio. lently by wireless. Now, that made three people happy. The man went away whis- tling at the tip end of his lung power, Either he'll get drunk quicker or wait longer. Tuesday—I have not added anything to my mahogany veneer to-day. I have been in the cellar sprouting potatoes—sixteen bushels. If you don't think that’s many by the side of the census report of the United States crop, it’s because you never sat down before a that sized pile and manicured ’em one by one. At breakfast brother tried to get me interested enough so I'd spray the potatoes in the field, by showing me how the old bug would kee! over and die the minute the poison hit him. But after seeing brother die his arsenate-of-lead death and giving one more feeble kick (working for encores) after I supposed him dead so many times, any bug performance would be tame; and I went into the cellar. It does not work as quick on bugs. I was up there to- night, and they were serenely feeding. Wednesday—Went right off to replant corn this morning, leaving little sister with all the work—little sister who was going fishing this afternoon and had ber hair done in curl papers so tight she couldn't wink, so the fish would bite. Thursday—I presume all cultivators are alike. This one dearly loves to argue with peach stumps and hidden stones, with me for referee. If I should Septem ber Morn right on Broadway, Antbooy Comstock wouldn't notice me. Hed think my bruises a hamper of eggplant Brother’s bugs are not among those pres ent to-day. Friday—Aggravated all day, so I haves lot of new fluted-with-orange-and-purples and a lot of the old ones retouched. I'é prefer to be hit in a new place any time. I’m too fat to look brainy, but I’m not padded any too much for the cornfield. One of the pigs is wearing a new nose ring. He's not very used to it yet, and this noon, when I turned some ice water on it, he began to do handsprings. Com- ing down, he hit it on the trough; ther he did loop the loop. Saturday—In the field again. The Lord had His electric fan going all day for me, and this afternoon He shaded His bet light. It looks as if He would be out with the sprinkler before morning. Sunday—Well, the sprinkler was out, also the artillery and the bass drums All along the parade route there Ws great breaking of camps to run and shut windows. ' —Lynette Freemire me a aa ae ox comicbooks.com