The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-01-15

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TO gel real enjoyment QUE OF
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and wife should & IN lcno, rim. -.
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The flrst sign 81 rea, interest the CIR,
showed after starting was when the
vacht ca,st an1.hor n tho broad horhor
Of Ponce, Porto Rico, and she learned
quite BY accident that the cruiser
Roanoke was expected there in a few
days :..=.. Z .>#.-. :.
Then. to the intense astonishment of
Mrs. Durant and Pincknev Frances
once more asserted herself. she de-.
clared. that. she; loved the old spanish
town. Even the dirty plaza. two miles
away from the main citv. Interested
her. she insisted on STAYING over. be-
cause, she. declared, she was deter
mined to study tile town and the peo-
pie and even ride over the famous mil
itary road constructed by the Span
iards at terrible. cost of labor and
life from Ponce through the mountains
to San Juan. :,it' j.: "-- -. =
Nothing that her mother or Pinck-
ney could do would move her. She was
interested, excited, eager all the time,
and each day, without the knowledge
Of the others, she managed to. slip
over to the government house to find
out when the cruiser Roanoke was ex-
pected.: az ~; =: |.=%
1t was very pretty game Of hide
and 60 seek that the girl and Pinck-
ney played Without realizing it. Pinck-
ney also every day had inquired about
the coming OF the Roanoke. He knew
that. Sommersa was attached to the
cruiser, and EEhet ,was determined that
the naval officer and Frances should
not by any chance meet
His orders were quietly given, and
the captain Of the Irvessa was ready
the moment the Roanoke should ap-
pear in the harbor to get up steam
preparatory to leaving.
Then, with these plans all laid,
Pinckney began his owl, plans for de-
parture: First he approached Mrs. Du-
rant and found her only too glad to
go. AT his suggestion she spoke to
Frances, only to meet fat refusal. :
Il don't want to 80 yet, mother, -
protested the girl. "rm having 4
splendid time here In my own way,
and can't see any reason for leav-
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