(xx) Who's Who in Kitchenware

It's been over only a little while as I've seen open power. And here in the living room of the small house, halfway up on the next block, we find Mrs. Victor Gotekin, young Mr. Rushbrook.

Mother and son are seated side by side in the Devon port in sections of the newspaper. Rush is speaking at the moment and we hear him say... I ain't going to hear about YIIY Skieber.

Yeah, I thought. Uh, YIIY Skieber returned yesterday after a business day. I said I read that. Go do old town and Stacy Yogg gets his name in the paper. Stacy Yogg, our barber at the Butler House Hotel barbershop, is Nathan Landon.

I read this for an extended visit in power of Michigan. Mr. Yogg expects to stand six weeks. I read it. I'm quite into asking the person. Fishing in the waters of the Greasy Indian River.

He will be accompanied by his cousin Alfred Gugler of New Auburn, Wisconsin and his uncle Harry's doing a Westside Kentucky. I read that. Well, so much. Hi, what are you doing? Well, we're in Charlotte, we just come back here, we discuss this, that, and the other thing.

Got any plans on the docket for this evening? Uh-oh, why? I have a little job of work to get out of the way. What's that? The central New York office is getting out a little book, who's who, and kitchenware.

My name is to be included. They want me to send them a brief sketch about myself. Oh? You know, just there's doesn't lines or so. Uh-huh. What do I want them to be? Good lines.

Oh. Really quite a trickless assignment. assignment. I want to be modest of course but not too much. You don't want to start out. Mr. Victor Gok is the smartest and handsomeest man east of the Mississippi.