Judge — July 7, 1928 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

JUDGE LETTERS FROM HERE AND THERE bi | Who that out there is that | you Eddy? | This are George [says and 1 have just bust a burglar on the conk, Se she come outside in very pretty night dress and look a at that burglar. Then she turn (Editor's note—Everybody re- members good old George Perel man who used to be the life of the embling room, George left the company last month for Detroit and today we reprint a letter from our Armenvid friend to Lester Follinshee, the U-known (7) foreman of the assembling room. George would like to hear from all the boys and we may add, all the girls too, hey, George?) ind to me and say some very word like the boys in the room always was. si Well she says the next time you mind your own —— business and » hitting my friends over the rowith shovel IT guess. All this do not make sense to your friend George. So after this the burglar call every eve ning. But the ne 5 Dear Mr. Follinsbee, How are you kirro like we use to say every morning ight o'clock sharp in the locker room! Well husband 1 »my pan in hand on these Good old George (“Our George) home from trip in two three four bolmy summer evening and hope Porelnan. . days so TE have not seen hint sinc you are’the same, Well [guess These are very st kind of Maybe he are in those funny story I will not soon forg: wuess. funny times we h all those So [quick sneck on my pants and burs Il together ck around « there is a fella ie there in the assembl, Room and sking in the back door, allat hey I or that different boys and girls all Hey where are you gone I says. © not iceman but just together there in. the assemblage Mind your own —— business like you and me he Room. [do not think [ will soon the fella says or LT will poke in . forget it. your —— snook you ——, Two three day later after hus Well what do you think hey. All these word that are blank — band me he and that lady 1, T have landed here in Detroit two are) Armenian) word, very un- are eating supper and [just gone F y got good job healthy word. So [smack him to start te say Well, that are a sorting garb Not so clean over the head with a shovel and funny burglar when the lady turn work maybe like in ass’blge Room — while [tap him thus the door red in the face and give me sharp but ish ka Bibble. The lady who | open and that kind Iady who are winks so LT shott up and after own the garbage give me nice my boss says supper that) lady very” kindly small house to sleep in sho R100 bill that she could 1 eT want nyMore sine y friend to who live ther [ start talking | the fleas before. about those burglar. is very kind : x let me keep any gar- hbage who she do not t. Vv fine lady. Funny thing happen one night last) week which do not) make My boss this re married to n who sell rugs and is allatime gone y for two three four days le her wife all alone. Well last night [am in’ my small house > T will call up taking forty winks lady friend and go for when there are a loud good cheap walk, Be noise so I says Hey “Ediwin's name is Anathema to his college in- good and do not take George w rtors.”” any flannel burglar gone to burgle "hat's a funny nickname—tee used to call him Your old times pall, in the boss's house. “Cock-eye’ in Fort Wayne. June George Perelman. new lady friend that I ‘et in bobber shop where [go for hair cuts. Her husba rug salesmnd wi sense, - boliy so [think this are stru comicbooks.com