Bingham Bulletin | 1929-07-11 | Page 2 | Grass-Hook Might Help to Mend Broken Heart

Grass-Hook Might Help - to Mead Broken Heart Germahy paid the AUIea e blllloo end half marks In reparations last year," aald Representative Homer Hocn, of Kansas. "That's a lot of money, tfa money that Germany can 111 spare, but the only sympathy that goes oat to her In her bard luck Is iike the feed man's. ... "A feed man went to a neighbor's borne one morning, knocked, snd said: "Is Jake tar " 'Goodness, not said Mrs. Jake. Haven't you beard Poor Jake passed out this morning at balf past three.' "'Well, well, well! That snre Is bad news. Why, 1 dldnt even know old Jake was sick.' ' " It waa rery sudden. Very sudden, sud-den, Indeed.' "'Dear met I can hardly bear It Tm heartbroken, to tell you the truth. By the way, did Jake say anything about that grass book he borrowed from me, before he died?'" Detroit Free Press. .