(xx) Uncle Fletcher Arranges Phone Calls

Well, sir, it's early evening as I've seen opens now, and here in the living role of the small house halfway up on the next block, we find Mr. Victor Gugg and his neighbor from across the alley, Mr. Mervins, for all.

The gentleman I've seated on the Davenport and the conversation is going along in this wise. I spent two summers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, I'm pretty fairly acquainted with the city myself. Oh, I can't say I know it like a book or anything, but I've been through there frequently enough so that I know my way around.

It's on the lake. Yes, and you can see some mighty previews of the lake. It's on Lake Erie there. No straw. It's on Lake Erie there. On a clear day, a man can see right across the Canada.

No walkie Wisconsin is on Lake Michigan's straw. This is Toledo, Ohio. You're talking about Toledo, Ohio? Yes. I was under the impression we were discussing the walkie was constant to lead Ohio. Okay, let's discuss to lead Ohio. Yes to lead it is on Lake Erie. I was born Borsamast, Chewits. I see. I was born Borsamast, Chewits, but I spent considerable time

down south of there. I guess our friends have finished the separate dishes. Yes, you finished the separate dishes friend? Yes. I brought my usual saucer. He considers that funny. Every time he helps me with the dishes he drops a saucer and breaks it and then laughs.

Why on the news? Because it shows human weak arms. Don't see a news. You two gentlemen, having a lovely conversation? Only moderately lovely. We started out talking about Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and all of a sudden we discovered we were talking about Toledo, how you doing?