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Draping Pension. --"Well ny lad where
are you travelling this stormy wea ther,
alone ?" asked an inqnisitive landlord, in the
north of Vermonr, during the last war. Of a
small lad, whose father was engaged Ia SNUG
pliag, and had sent him as young as he was,
with an important message in advance of the
party.


"Gong to draw my pension" was the
reply. 1, aaa i. r,t K ..a,a, .a.,..


" Pension 2" echoed the astonished land
lord, "whal does so small boy as you draw a
pension f,r q" e'u d IJf1 aa yta1


"Mindug my own business, and letting thai
OF others alone" gs 4


The landlord sloped. 1927 HoI