The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-14
LIES WEARY WHIRL
JUST AN INCIDENT ON THE EAR,
LY MORNING TRAIN.
Proof That the Wearing of Furs and
Velvet Hat Do Not Make for Hap
piness-Lesson That Jennie
Took to Heart.

LYON lt FNCdlbs
The Commuters Crochet club.
which assembled every morning in
facing seats on the 1855, had become
a familiar sight to their fellow-com-
muters, who seldom paid much atten-
ton to them and didn't even know
that Sadies bed-spread was one-third
done. or that Mary had given up in
despair and returned to the less ardu-
Gus task OF making wash-rags, relates
the New York Post.
But il the other commuters had for
gotten the crocheters, the latter were
still very much interested in their
fellow passengers and had worked
out al elaborate scheme - , elation-
ships and probable characteristics to
fit each one. There was the stout
old gentleman with the gold-headed
cane who, they were sure, was bank
err, with a fair young daughter at
home. who was to wed the tall dark
young man who sat with her father
every morning. There was the thin,
tall, angular woman with eyeglasses,
who was the principal of a school,
The commuters wished that the in
tellectual looking man with irongray
hair who sat in back of her would fall
In love with the principal, who looked
rs if she needed a change from school
room atmosphere, but as yet there
seemed to be no imminent danger.
On this particular morning, as soon
as they had drawn out their needles
and set to work, Maude noticed new
face among the passengers,
look at that girl with the black
fErs ang relve4 hal" She whispered
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