Friends
Since
you
have
just
purchased
this
booklet
I
presume
you
are
no
interested
in
my
private
life
and
doubtless
many
questions
of a
private
nature
have
risen
in
your
mind.
My
aim
and
purpose
in
writing
this
concise
explanation
booklet
is
to
endeavor
to
give
you
a a
brief
but
informative
glimpse
into
my
private
life
since
birth.
I
was
born
on
April
26th
1911
in
Bayamon,
Puerto
Rico,
of
perfectly
normal
parents,
being
born
in
the
exactly
the
same
condition
depicted
on
the
cover
of
this
pamphlet.
At
the
age
of 5
years
I
was
brought
by
my
parents
to
New
York
City
at
the
request
of
several
noted
physicians
to
be
examined
and
studied
in
the
interest
and
advancement
of
science.
After
a
period
of
seven
months
we
returned
to
my
native
land
where
my
mother
bore
her
5th
and
last
child,
of
which
I
was
forth
and
the
only
one
born
in
the
curious
condition.
Upon
our
second
sojourn
to
the
United
States
my
father
was
killed
and
my
mother,
in
her
grief
returned
to
Puerto
Rico.
I
was
subsequent
adopted
by
Carl
L.
Lauhter,
the
operate
of
the
organization
I
was
being
featured
with.
While
on
tour
with
the
Johnny
J.
Jones
Exposition
I
become
acquainted
with
a
most
attentive
young
man,
after
a
courtship
of
several
month
we
eloped
in
1938,
and
have
been
living
happily
married
ever
since.
During
our
first
year
of
wedded
bliss
I
became
the
mother
of a
baby
girl.
Through
a
grievous
miss
fortune
my
child
was
stricken
with
bronchial
Pneumonia
at
the
age
of
four
months
which
resulted
in
her
death.
This
was
the
most
serve
blow
of
my
life,
but
perhaps
someday
I
will
be
blessed
with
another
child
to
fulfill
and
make
my
life
compete
as
anyone
would
want.
Having
be
on
expositions
practically
all
of
my
life,
I've
received
not
only
the
normal
education
of
normal
children
but
in
re
of
my
profession
procured
a
thorough
and
expensive
worldly
knowledge
garnered
while
touring
with
various
and
sundry
organizations.
All
grant
my
exterior
appearance
is
strange
and
unusual
but
that
does
not
hinder
me
from
enjoying
life
to
the
fullest
extent
and
from
participating
in
the
goodness
life
has
to
offer
the
same
as
yourself.
To
sum
up
this
epistle,
I'd
like
to
say
I
think
fate
hasn't
treated
me
unkindly
in
view
of
my
many
blessings
of
good
health,
a
fine
husband
and
many
friends.
I'd
like
to
thank
you
for
your
kind
interest
in
my
case
and
for
your
patronage,
and
trust
you've
enjoyed
reading
this
little
booklet
as
much
as I
did
writing
it.
Thank
You
The
Monkey
Girl
Photograph
Percilla
Bejano
private
collection
