New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
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Listen 20 this" salI "A vouug business woman.
reading from a current periodical.
.G5rye ~ American girls scout over Europ"
together unprotected seiz'rg ou amy chance man
~ act as their courier. 80 mother is in sight
Thev look as u th-y never aad mother some
times they escape uuharfuel'
,,-,v- isn't that just too severe f"E aTF thing .
she inquired. With droIl expression i' her 'y~-
And Was Il quite necessary or quit, called Cor.
7 ,-,-4-- f5 speak of American -Ir.- travelling
a., r,,.-.-. as gangs, and 20 tell of their ssfzug
ans. chance man to scot as courier Do makes INC
,Fi-k ~ she continued "of my "trip t' Europe ms
one trip Mary and had been saving ioT II for
long time Mary "a teacher. ".u AHoW' I'm
great nig public school bur though +n' gers
,t.,..ssrs dollars every year 10 takes quite a
900 %, s,ya enough 10 take european trip.
T}rf she got away two weeks before school closed.
ana We took slow steamer On sac money on
,b. other side W. got wheels. and spent two weeks
,bssrf,r through England. h1" roads rural VIII
lagos English te3Toom~ ancient 'f-,.'S. h'i-'-
rows hawthorn buds oli English Edfdens' village
inns a. 7fzrr Stratford -nu-Ayo1 cathedral toNf5-
v-. wheeled through 10 20. Two weeks
Then We went over 'o Paris ard Joined Jane
and beatrice They had been in.I" o. thr year
s,,,i,,rr art ana th,y lived iu the Lain Quarter
n. -, ,bsrs and l,vad with them for while,
az. gi,. YOU my word. we never saw anything
tr the Quarter that YOU might NOT see any "here-
They are used 10 American girls thFi' -uS.u 70
their going about alone. ana t"'ti -'''-s 0''"e'
tHafr fuisgeutelt ways. anu ti-.. t' ---
-, 20 ,ber3 never shall forget Josephines
90 rosapnfDe and Jeanne were Two nice tld
t,-.-.b sriusters who Kept cafe, "nich the
a-,.-tra- girls had taken possession ot anu made
tn.,- ovr Jeanne Gld the cooking. but Josephine
- The presding genius Of the pace she could
-, s,e.L one word OF English. except Cherry
Me The Girls said they could no longer endure
,,,,fs,. ssparstion from the national institution
a., ,nay must teach Jeanne how 10 make PIE
:, r.. taught her now 10 maxi cherry PIE ana
tbev taught Josephine how 10 sing
o.. 90, ,o,, make cherry pie. uilly boy, By ooyt
80 yyo1 make a cherry pie, charming biiiy
we 20, there in cherry pie season, and II was
sigb, ~ see d roomful Of American slr's' each
- ,-,s--f. Of the delectable pastry m tTont
Ntin a ~ -;,g a. old Josephine who had been
S,,s,Il5 1r,6 = chair and made 20 sing cAaFtnant
Iyti,..S Tba- would an come III on ne IrvltttL
80 thap t6ev would applaud with lHeit Anl e
On the table Perhaps theN, loohrd a. ' ne ~
Ts,sr bad snv mother but never h-a'u Oh any
haILl 80 80, uarrn 90 20 into Italy. but the four
81. -. - : Httlg bit of rural France OF SNllZeE-
SS--1s % q - t5i,a and the Low Countries before
- ,,,-,,,sr vrss over and We ddn need even one
- az a We secuted W We We're
10 Il,i' - -, -o,,risrs Everywhere our protection Vas
-. - We were American women. that settled
,, - svervwhere supposed that We knew
.p,t N = y-s-s bout and how 90 take care OF our
ssl,es think Uefe p'c.iSt'l'lih $500 ~
suaI chang U-t that's t.e worst 'I't happened
10 III rr,lstirg s,er,-tbiog .,
,ha yirl hss is DISADVANTAGES but mink II -
80 -, IN the long run II presumes decency
ara common sense ana IN n., ~ as1 Hia'S'lS OF
cases the presurapSoS - sS'''