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The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Ths Thomas Taxicab Company, of
this CITY, is now in the hands OF +. W.
Thomas. q brother OF the Z r Thomas
who manufactures the taxicabs used
here. as well as the Thomas cars. two
OF which VIII compete in The Times
auto run.
The importance attached 10 this
branch Of the Thomas interests Is at
tested by the choice OF Mr.. Thomas 10
manage the taxiCab company recently
established here. He has been closely
identified with the company OF which
bis brother is president since its incep-
ton, and has a wide knowledge Of the
automobile industry. Since the Thomas
Company has taken up the taXcab Mr..
Thomas has made this branch spe-
cialty and has closely studied the de-
tails OF the routine clerical work OF
taxicao service as well as the technical
side o. the business. The perfect or
ganization OF the forces in the taXicab
companies now IN operation is largely
due % his efforts, and his assumption
or direct charge over the local system
should mark an even higher efficiency
81 the conduct OF tho plant.
In speaking OF the progress made IN
this city, Mr.. Thomas said: THE place
the taXicAb has already carved out for
itself in the Capital IS little short or
marvellous when It is considered that
81 has been in operation here but few
months. The success OF tho enterprise
exceeds our expectations and from pres
ent prospects We shall need at least
nffy cars for next winters business.
These We expect to have here In Sep
tcmbe-. There are but sixteen now IN
active service, but this number Is being
supplemented Is fast as the factory
can supply US with the cars.
cone feature which wa hope 70 In
troduce BY fan Is the Thomas town car,
designed for family use. The machine
is a four-Cyiinder car, IN appearance re-
sGu3bilnz tbs taXicab. but finished much
more handsomely. These Will be rented
20 one family and should make a hit II
tneir record elsewhere counts for any
thing"
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
BENEFITS OF GLIDDEN.

For both the user and the mauufactur-
ct. the great value OF a big inteFna-
tional road contest, such as the A a A.
tour for the Gudden trophy. IS that 1t
furnishes an opportunity OF seeing not
only what a car viii do. but what IL
Will do I'm comparison with others. IN
one aspect. the makers OF the cars which
fail get more out OF IL than 90 those
Of the cars that make good, because
they learn wherein their cars are weak
ana how 20 improve their product in
time, without suffering the damage q
reputation that would come from hay
ing such cars put into general use for
a year.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

in this cause he found the farmer an
ever willing confederate. AS a result
good roads organizations sprang UP all
over the country. and instead Of ind
ing these organizations contributed 10
almost exclusively by the motorist, we
find the farmer a strong supporter
And yet these organizations are IN
their infancy. but It Is expected. and IS
as we'll an assured act. that the move
ment will DO a success. and that in the
comparative near future the highways
of the United States viii equal the eX-
eupIary roadways Of France and otner
foreign countries.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

OF all the paramount issues or mo-
tcring perhaps none is deserving OF
more confederation or at times causes
more evaporation and expense than
the highways over which che u.otorist
must travel.
Although 90 be driving a car OF great
horsepower and although the maker Of
this motor may extOI the hill-climbiug
and mud-fghting virtues or his product
TO the skies. the nnotorist does not think
OF anything Ike this when no is
stalled" in mud or sand or when his
car has been damaged by ''chuck
hole" Ths most the automobilist thinks
OF then is silhouetted against q par
tlcuIarly blue background. He does not
consider then the horsepower OF the car
nor its ability 10 do stunts on the sec
ond speed. nor does the man that made
the car for a second enter into the
trend OF his thoughts. he thinks
mostly OF tho man or men who have
not made the roads,
Farmers interested.
There is another consideration Of the
greatest national Importance in this In
spection OF the highways Of the United
States. This is the American farmer,
and he cannot be called a secondary
consideration. Without good roads the
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
LIST OF ENTRIES IN TIMES RUN, JUNE 9
Observer

Observer. Entered by
j. A.
& StOddard Company
StOddaTd
NJ Howard Gill.
TsuJtreH Garage.
. Dupont Garage
Company
d. Moore
Miller Bro
J.
A Thomas & TOlman
C.. Pttman. Thomas Tolman.
]. A. d. Lonler
Joseph Berberich. Thomas Tolman.
G. Newman. )roit
Walshe, Company.
Motor Company
a. Goldsmith. A. L Mccormick.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

dollar has the farmer lost as a conse-
QuenCt.
Speed Regulations.
Not until the careless motorist yielded
to the sage advice OF his more consid-
crate fellows was the cooperation OF
the farmer in a movement for better
roads possible, and without the help OF
the farmer such an accomplishment
were nearly f apOssibIe, for the farmer
still outnumbsrs tho mOtorist. AS a
natural result OF this situation the care
less mOtorist was forced by his careful
contemporaries. as well as by the con-
diJiOus existing. 10 modify his speed
and other unreasonable tendencies.
Then came more consistent road rules
for mOtorist and the farmer, and the
latter, always a man with q code OF
highway regulations, no matter how
ignorant he might be In other matters,
met the men IN the automobile half
way. This compromise toward more
consistent use of the roads was the
first step toward the cooperation that
would result in eventual highway inn
movement
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Good Road Bodies.

FIattered By the success in the mat
ter of road use. the motorist then de-
voted his energy toward legislation for
the reconstruction of the highways, and
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Driver.
John A. Lutz-----.-....... o.
....F. S. Bliven..................
Jase...........-......
Howard Gill;. 900.
....S, A. Lutrell.....-....-. .---..
&c 7. Aldrich........-...... Of.
....A. Stanley Zell..............
....Lester y, Mo0re...............
r. Miller.
....Joe WdtsOh.--.-.s-'s..s..ss -.
....J. r. ThOmas.........-........
Guy II. Tolman.......-.......
....A. y. LoftieT...............-
George Padgett.....-.......
....LeO Shdab.................
..-.R- ". Nichols,,.,.sss.........
....ROgeT Flynn
....Gardiuer Orme.
....RN. p. Shuler.-.....-..........
ia. /. McCormick.............
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Speed Regulations.

dollar has the farmer lost as a conse-
QuenCf
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

mockingly and disappear in wood.
Elsie reties hair ribbon, shaking
head sadiy.)
No good will come of this!
PAT (agreeing) No.
MAY agreeing)-Oh, no.
ELSIE-As says the rhyme, in course
of time
Bad children must to Upside Down
Land goi
tThe scene gradually becomes dark.)
PAT-What's this? The sunny moon is
growing chill?
Heaven is dark as night. And. bark,
The birds, the very leaves, forbode
some i'll!
MAY (fearfully)-T aged crone
perchance may be witch
ELSIE-No, little deari You need not
feari
And yet. the trembling earth, the sky
like pitchl
(They huddle together, frightened
The scene grows black. There is a
flash of, lightning. then a thunderclap
over the wod. Susan and Johnny are
come running from the wood as if
driven. light billets being thrown
after them. Susan has a ragged frock
slipped over her finery; Johnny is on
all fours. with a dog disguise buttoned
about him and tin can tied to his
tail A gloomy half light is thrown on
the scene.)
JOHNNY (yelps. then speaks)-Oh,
pity dog that is driven mad
By the wanton joke of a thoughtless
lad!
sUsAN-oh. pity the suferings. i'm
plore.
OF a beggar that is turned from door
to door.
ELSI IE-What monster is this?
JOHNNY-Im Johnny My yelp
Is cry for help
As your hand I kiss.
PAT-What pauper are you?
SUSAN-Tm Susan! For aims
With my pleading palms
I would humbly sue!
ELSIE-Are these our playmates In
this guise;
This dreadful cur, this wretched
wight?
PAT-By magic. changed before our
eyes.
1t serves them right!
MAY-It serves them right, (Johnny
and Susan sob, the former sitting
on hind legs. begging)
ELSIE-And yet it grieves my heart
to see their pain.
PAT-Lets beg the witch to change
them back again.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

Emil Rudiger. 444 Fell street. San
Francisco, age 10 years.
Gene Harvey. Lundy apartments, No
-. san Francisco, age years
irene klipstein. 207 Castro street, San
francisco, age years
Gertrude Harrington. S51 Fourteenth
street, San Francisco, age 10 years.
Vernon Huesby. Gil Howard street.
san Francisco, age 5 years
Bernhard Proctor, Piedmont. age s
years
Erie HellwLg. AIvarado. age 10 years.
Eva Euoanks. l10I Oak street, Ala
Martin Hansen. Ills Fremont avenue.
Fruitvale. age 8 years
Cecil Bell 5S1 Guerrero street. San
Francisco, age Z years.
Edith Loretz. Ninth avenue and East
Twelfth street, East Oakland. age 3
Eleanor Larrony. Redwood City. age
years.
Walker Hunsaker. 3OS Laurel street,
San Francisco. age years.
Edgar Reite, 1851 Fifth street Ala
media. age 10 years.
Agnes Erickson. 553 Thirty-seventh
street, Oakland. age s years:
street. San Francisco, age years.
Elsie Rosenthal. 4419 California
street. San Francisco. age years.
Evelyn RosenthaI 4419 California
street, San Francisco. age Z years.
Grace Lundy, s47 Stany avenue. San
Francisco.
ElZdDeln stone, Monterey.
Florence POStel. 95S Oak street. San
Francisco, age 10 years
teusseu ,slevers, 6l3 Fourth avenue,
san n FRANCISCO. age years.
nue.. San Francisco, age years.
Margaret Cartee, Tolo, age years.
Myrtle King, box 1S5, Concord. age 3
Ellis Moody. Moody p. O.. age years.
Milton Davies, 22O Fremont avenue.
san Francisco age years
street. age years
Vera Matthews. 5s1 South Eleventh
street. San Jose. age 8 years.
fred Levens. Valley Ford. age years.
Inez Wilson. Dixon. age years
Babe Patterson, Valley Ford. age 9
Laura Julio. 4S1 Guerrero street. San
francisco, age years
Marion Farrington- 1117 Morton
Jessie aaa stimson ags fs 70 yssrs avenue
R Rowan aeiSnS; Knowison. dSs ssos SsS Bush street
san Francisco, age 10 years.
Eleanor Forbes. San Mateo, age 10
Calvin Bell Hicks. s21 street.
Fresno, age 10 years.
Adella Grissel Nevada City, age
Ethel NJ. cowling. Walsh street. Grass
Marjorie Keefs. $3.50 Twenty second
street. San Francisco. age 10 years.
Harvey Berry. 1881 San Antonio
CCts <alclutCud. axe wears.
Wallace Smith. 623 Tennessee street
San Francisco. age 10 years
Walter RiciOli. Nicasis. age years
Frank Slattery. Bloomfield. age 10
years
GLADYS Clark. Dixon. age years.
Eddie Ewig. Watsonville. age wears
Melba Graves. Willows, age s years
Adolph Givanovich. 10S4A Capp
street, San Francisco. age 10 years
Joseph Murray. 1347 Tenth street.
Richmond. age years.
George Grant, 341 Lincoln avenue.
Alameda. age 3 years
Josie Grandi. Valley Ford age 10
years
Emma Gribbin, Crockett. age 9 wears.
Hiram Prather Fairfield age years
Oscar Buletti. Novato, age years.
warren Clintsman. 1893 Park avenue.
Alameda -
Georgie Carsley. Woodland
Myrtle Franke. 1909 South Sixteenfh
avenue, san Francisco. age years
Leo Hummer, 254 Page street Saa
francisco. age years
Ruth Enlow. 1900 California street
san francisco. age 10 years.
Donald Browne. 1922 Oxford st.sat
Berkeley- age years.
Joseph Tsukan. $500 Twenty-third
street. San francisco, age 10 years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

They are torn from fathers, mothers,
Banished from life's sunny crownland
To the depths of UPSIDE DOWN
LAND,
Where the wrong time is the right
time,
Night is day and day is nighttime;
Rivers run from sea TO sources,
While the people draw the horses;
Dress, in spite of early training,
Back to front without complaining,
And. their blood with fear congeallng,
Walk like flies upon the ceiling!
OUT spell Out, (Out falls to
Johnny)
THE OTHERS Dancing about him.
clapping hands, Johnny is out!
Johnny is it, johnny the sport
shall name!
SUSAN uggests)-Puss in the corner!
PAT gests)-Prisoner's base!
JOHNNY have thought of a game!
(The others gather round him
while he explains)
Gust as he points toward wood a
rustling is heard and the branches
stir.)
See! There she goes, fuel to fndI
ELSIE (gently)s-Old poor, decrepit.
MAY (gently)-All alone!
PAT (gently)-With just her faithful
dog behind,
catch that beast and
to it's tail kettle tie!
SUSAN (claps hands)-Bravo! What
fun
To hear its angry mistress rail
And watch the hunted creature run!
GA pause)
MAY (shocked) How crueli
TT IE,-(tr1ialf Truly said
In such sport ! could not join.
PAT (to Susan)-If not a girl, If boy
instead,
I'd pay you out in your own coinl
SUSAN-Whether you play or not, who
cares?
My mother yours disdains to know!
EI.SIE-You shall not do it! (Seizes
Johnnys arm)
JOHNNY-Ho, What airsl
And you girl! Here, let me go.
CF'rees himself, gives Elsie's hair
ribbon tug and runs with Susan
toward wood.)
PAT (calls)--A wretched beggar l
would you were,
Food, shelter, yainly to implorei
ELSIE (calls)-I would you were a
hunted cur
That 1 might drive you from my
door. (Johnny and Susan laugh
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

THE OTHERS -Furrah,
JOHNNY-Why. tbs the girls and boys.
Some one at last with whom TO play,
If only some one comes this way!
Enter. laughing and chatting, Elsie.
susan. May and Pat John whistles
and aims a twig. They stop and ex-
claipn.)
PAT-Why. Johnny, Pray. what do
you here?
ELsIE-And are you all alone. my
dear2
JoHNNY-To be called dear do not
care,
And what ] do is my affair."
(Ofended. the others are about to
pass on. Johnny coughs to detain them
and speaks.)
If you want to very much / will let
you stay with me.
ELSIE tcoldly)-Thank you but 1 can't
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

third street, Fruitvale. age 8 years.
Theodore Luefen. 1912 East Ninth
street. East Oakland.
Ruth McCorkle, Watsontille, age 8
years.
Estelle Engquist. 1888 Milvia street.
Berkeley. age 10 years.
Kathleen Trousdale. 81 Scott street.
age S years.
Walter Anderson. Rio Vista. age s
Emily o'Duyer. ITO Noe street. San
francisco. age years.
Edith Butler. 100 Marin street. VAL
Douglas Hamilton. 145 webster
street. Sah Francisco, age years.
Willard c. Fleming, San Francisco.
Helen Gay. Dolores apartments. san
Bernice Meyers. PleasantOn. age 8
Ernest Nelson, sausalito. age 10
velma Bolton. Salinas. age 10 years.
Victoria Blackwood. 1923 SOnoma
street. Vallejo, age years
Arthur w. Rogers. Elmhurst. age 6
years.
clara Monroe. Point Richmond. age s
James Arthur Marritt, Tancred. age :
Eula Dee smith. 2aO9 Howe street.
Berkeley. age s years.
Elise HoughtOn. 2633 Benvenue ave-
nue.. Berkeley. age years.
Lille Luhrs. 2496 Mission street, San
Francisco. age Z years.
John Bernard. Tiburon age 8 years.
Irwin Andersen. r. f. d. 4. Watson
Vile. age 10 years.
Ethel Fake, 1924 Twenty fifth ave-
nue.. San Francisco. age 10 years.
Flossie Nickson. AIS Sixth street,
Petaluma. age 10 years
Ralph S. Smith. 1t3 Fifteenth street.
Pacific Grove. age years.
Rosie A. Kohler, 1870 Addison street.
1r1la
Worth Dikeman. 25t1 Dwight way.
Berkeley. age s years
Mildred Watkins, 947 Arlington ave-
nue.. Oakland, age 9 years.
Audrey Vance. 222 Second street,
Marysville, age z years.
Catherine Zurich. n Peralta avenue.
San Francisco, age s years.
Isabel Roberts. 223O Forty-eighth
avenue. San Francisco, age years
Herbert Water. 1861 Twenty
street, San Francisco. age IA years
Nav Heavens, 221 ParnasSuS avenue,
San Francisco. age 9 years
Hazel Knight. $50 Haight avenue.
Alameda. age years.
avenue. Oakland, age years.
Arthur Poulin. 1510A Fell street. San
Francisco
Nose Levitt. 4O6 Thirtieth street. San
Francisco. age 9 years.
Anita Perazzi. 969 Lombard street
San Francisco, age s years
Olive Kenny, 1929 Fell street, San
francisco, age years
Charlie C1eary 500 Fell street, San
Francisco. age S years
Robert e. Gemetti box 1sS Martinez.
age years.
Willie Jordan. 1916 Leavenworth
street. San Francisco age 10 wears.
Dorothy Howard. 1859 Fifteenth
street. Oakland. age years
Florence Guenzel. 1409 Church street,
San Francisco. age years.
Shewin Smith. Live Oak creamery.
Salinas.
Carrie Smith. 1909 Central avenue.
Alameda, age years.
Romona Campbell. 1927 McAllister
street. San Francisco.
Waldo Martinelli. Point Reyes. sta
ton. age years.
Alan Mohr. 250s Clay street. San
francisco. age s years.
Clara Rita Urbanus. 455 Sanchez
street, San Francisco. age years.
Henry Codoni, Tocaloma, age 10
years.
Grace coutts. San Rafael. age I
years.
Mildred Mal1oy. 1442 Valencia street.
San Francisco, age 6 years.
F. 3. McGrath. box 121 Watsonvil1e
Robert Boyle. 155 Lowell street. San
Francisco. age years
Edna Schimpf. 81 Valparaiso street,
San Francisco. age ye q
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12


let such as you play with me.
SUSAN tto PaD-I, too, must really
hold myself aloof,
Since you, tbs said, are poor as
church mouse
And we have a fine. new, red painted
roof!
PAT-wen. we have got a mortgage
on our housei
And though church mice are al
Though fortune leaves them in the
lurch,
Their lives they need never insure.
Since cats are not allowed in church.
CThe others laugh.)
ELSIE Come, rich or poor, this lovely
weather.
Let's all be friends and play together.
THE OTHERS-Aye, let us be friends
and play together (They stack
books, etc, in corner.l
PAT-Now who shall choose the game?
JOHNNY Wilt
MAY-Oh, please let me.
SUSAN-I really have a claim!
ELSIE-By counting out we'll see!
Line up according to your height;
John, Susan, Pat, May. That's right!
SUSAN-To stand by Pat l really must
refuse;
His clothes are patched
IEs--lIlty lt NlCelli, my NciA w
file,
sUs1N-But wear shining buckles on
my shoes;
My frock is hounced and frilled in
latest style.
Then. feathers gay my mothers hats
adorn;
Pats mother tolls. her garb is shah
by old
PAT (clenching fst)fTis well for
you that you a girl were born.
My blessed mammy's worth her
weight in gold
MAY (placing herself between them.
takes Pats hand, addresses SUSAN
Upon her hand your mother
wears her Wings
Ny mothers wings upon her shoul-
ders grow.
Sweet dreams from heaven in my
sleep she brings.
She is an angel. Granny told me so!
ELSIE Czisses May)-Come, line up in
row;
John. Pat. May, Susan. So (She
counts out.0
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
All good children go to heaven,
Live on sweets, wear rainbow dresses,
And are princes and princessesl
What becomes of all the others?
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12
A play for
Children
By
Marguerite Merington

Twas by your wish and mine these
twain
Were forced such graceless shapes to
wear.
So let us unwish our wish again.
PAT (agreeing)-So they true re-
pentance swear.
SUSAN Gifts right hand solemnly) )-f'N
from this pauper state IN freed'
To all Gods creatures in their neeU
III be friend. world without end!
ALI. (sOlemnly)7Ameni
JOHNNY Gifts right paw solemnly)-
If from this dog state I'm re-
leased
OF all Gods creatures. man and beast.
I'll be the friend. world without end
ALL (solemnly)-Amen'
(The stage suddenly becomes pitch
dark Another lightning fash and
thunder clap over wood. Then bright
sunshine fills the scene. as at first
Johnny and Susan are now without
disguise All the children rub eyes.
as If waking. and gaze. bewildered, at
one another. Susan feels fearfully for
her rags, Johnny for his tail Both
show delight at finding these gone.
All laugh happily)
JOHNNY-Elsie,
ELSIE-WeIl. Johnny boy?
JOHNNY-Tis queer.
But 1 like work; T hate q shirk.
And / like you TO call me dear tThey
shake hands while the others ap-
plaud them.)
SUSAN=Pat,
PAT-Susan. dear?
SUSAN-'Tis really so:
am not vain, Your clothes are
plain,
But you're the incest boy 7 know
CThey shake hands --hile the others
applaud them Just then in the wood
the branches stir1
MAY (pointsl-Why. there's that poor
old dame with faithful dog
JOHNNY have some sandwiches for
lunch:
Wen take them to that dog to
munchi
SUSAN-Let's get that dear some fuel,
MAY (runs TO lOg)-Aye, the log!
ALL-Aye, let's take her the log, (AlI
run and lift log on shoulders and
prepare to carry ii 10 the wood
They pause to address the audience.
standing in a row-Johnny. Elsie
May. Susan Sam.)
Was it a dream. or is il true2
Were we banished from this town
land
To the depths OF UPSIDE DOWN
LAND?
I'm sure I do not know. Do you?
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

street. San Francisco. age 9 years.
Katherine III. Hounsell. i Terrace
avenue. Point Richmond. age years
years.
MurieI Gattorna. box 96. Milpitas
road, San Jose. age 6 years.
Gustave Bernhard Week, 74S Eliza
beth street. San Francisco, age years.
Bessie Kelton, Sebastopol, age 10
years.
Mary Phillips Vacaville, age years.
Henry Jepsen, 241 ID street, San Ra-
fael. age 9 years.
Logan Wagner. San Mateo.
Martha Gehrnan, 1913 South Chan
mel street Stockton age s years.
Irving Blowers 1901 North Douty
street. Banford. age 8 years
Amy Horn, Georgetown, age 9 years.
Marguerite Perry. 1904 Central ave-
nue.. age 10 years Alameda.
Hazel III Stewart Mill Valley azs
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

10 years
Charlotte Deas. 1928 Clinton avenue.
Alan eda, age 10 years.
George Daeweritz, st. Helena age
s years.
Elizabeth Leonard 1876 Duncan
street, San Francisco. age. 10 years
Paul Treanton, Whitehouse, age 9
years.
Flossie Hughes. 1853 Guerrero street
San Francisco, age o years.
Kenneth Thompson, Kenwood, age z
years.
Elmo Corda, Petaluma, age 10 years
Norma Jones. 1880 Adeline street,
Oakland, aged years.
Alice Allen, Mt. Eden. aged s years.
George Guglielmoni, No. Juri street,
San Francisco, age 10 years.
Mabel Hansen. San Mateo. age 10
years
Mary Mendoza. 4sf Summer street.
Oakland. age I years
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

them is noted for its beauty, but the
mormop has very expressive face
and the natterjack has rich deep
voice, capable of expressing almost
any emotion.
fourth street, East Oakland. age s
years.
Chester Thorp Santa Cruz.
Jean Walker, Betteravia, age s years.
Arthur Stange, 295 Laguna street.
San Francisco
Nellie Pedenboy, 715 NJ street, San
Francisco
Evelyn Lendelob. s14 Cherry streer.
age years.
wilhelmine weisshand, Martinez. age
years.
Fred Tessin. SIS Main street, Napa.
Freddy Hibrand, San Rafael, age 8
years.
Talton stealey. 321 Lyon street. San
Francisco, age 8 years.
Dorothy Boreitenbach. sonoma. age
years.
Frank Nora 3104 Putnam street,
Fruitvale, age 10 years.
Joseph Wilson. aoss East Twenty
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12

MAY-Aye. beg the witch
JOHNNY and SUSAN-Aye, change US
back again
(Elsie and Pat run toward the wood,
while May comforts Johnny and
Susan.)
ELSIE (exclaims)-How strange!
THE OTHERS-What is IT?
ELSIE-Like a dream,
Both witch and dog have vanished
quitel
THE OTHERS-What shall we do? "a
despairing pause)
ELSIE have a scheme.
If heaven please will set things right.
(All listen hopefully as she ex
plains. addressing Pat)