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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WHY DIDN’T MR. ROLL GET HIS
MAGAZINE?
The following letter has been re
ed vert :
Dear Sir: My subscription to the
Jeff and Magazine are paid for until
June 1914, and I have received the
Jeff all right, but the Magazine I
have missed for three months. Please
send me the September and Octo
ber numbers. You will find en
closed 20 cents for the same, and
oblige. W. M. ROLL.
Peoria, 111.
Our new P. M. is all o k, and if
I do not get them I will start in
vestigation here.
Comment:
This case is one of many similar
cases which have given us a world of
trouble. The subscriber’s name had
been received, put on the mailing
list, and his Magazine sent to him
for several months. Without any
notice from Mr. Roll as to change of
address, a card, such as is provided
for postmasters by the Government
was received at The Jeffs office,
stating that the Magazine was un
delivered, because uncalled for, and
for three months Mr. Roll has been
deprived of his Magazine.
Why?
Why did the postmaster order a
discontinuance of the Magazine to
Mr. Roll?
There have been several cases of
this sort, and judging from the P. S.
of Mr. Roll's letter, it would seem
there has been a recent change in
postmaster’s in Peoria, 111., and it
is quite likely Mr. Roll will get his
copy of Watson’s Magazine each
month, provided it reaches Peoria
without any interruptions in its
journey westward. T. E. W.
THIS FRIEND IS HELPING TO IN-
TEREST THE PUBLIC IN
THE JEFFS.
