Logan Republican | 1904-08-06 | Page 8 | From Postal Perplexities

From Postal Perplexities. When a suburb Is taken Into a city. It duplicates the streets and Increases the postal perplexities. One letter containing con-taining $50 was sent to the dead letter ofllco on account of no aildrpss on the outside, and tho (lend letter office found no address on the Inside. A very exact Chicago man called at the postoffice several times, and every time abused tho clerk for not rinding n lost letter, and then camo around and confessed that the loiter hart been found In one of bis overcoats and had never been mallei). Ho was hotheaded, hot-headed, but his confession means that ho Is good-hearted. Earl Pratt.