Show t 1 Oliver Really Works Hard 1 AN A N r hours hour's worry over overa a woman Is as ashard ast t t hard on the system as two years years' 1 work muses musts Oliver Osborne who has haa hasp p 1 earned a comfortable livelihood by fascinatIng Ing women and getting their monc money away I 1 I from them by various means that Included i I even marriage e If it the case was desperate I Nobody but an optimist could c succeed i at Osbornes Osborne's trade and he could scarcely J I be expected to follow the pessimists pessimist's advice I never neTer to run after a woman or a a. street car J because there will be another one along in ina ina a tL few minutes As a modern Lothario he ap apI appears apt ap- ap t I pears to have been a success but It is obvious I that he lacked concentration to which his I. I occupancy of a Now New York prison testifies 1 Man Many have havo sought but few ev have found a a. satisfactory substitute for work as a means I of guaranteeing food tood clothing and andL L shelter Osborne Is among the great majority mal ma ma- l for most men find the task pleasIng pleas- pleas i lag Ing one woman woman BO so exacting that flitting from one ono to another as he has been doing I 1 is Is a Job to which the tho hardest work seems by comparison a summer holiday Villas Villa's knowledge of ogy Is obviously ob oh- b- b wr very rudimentary He continues to 1 kill although the they do not look at atall atall all like Americans |