Hookers

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PRINTED & BOUND IN U. S. A.
TO EVELYN
Copyright 1932
RAE BOURBON
All Rights and Translations Reserved
PUBLISHED BY HOUSE OF BOURBON PHILADELPHIA
In writing this preface, it seems that I have followed the old Mexican custom of Manana, and waited until the book was finished, before writing it, then I discovered that it was a necessity.
The characters in this story are real, live, and living people, and most of them are still in the fair city of Juarez, plying the oldest trade in the world, and were known personally by the Author, who studied them for several months in pop-eyed amazement.
All of the incidents in this story actually happened, and are taken right from the bare facts of life; in fact, the Author has had to tone down some of the descriptions of the parties herein mentioned.
The Author has not meant to be vicious in his statements of either country, but has merely stated conditions as they were found.