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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

NV '"N' f""N ~ ihthNfs tue AltNI'N
70" Is back In the
same home, ana his mother paid By
the princess for caring for him.
II IL assumed that the child was
weaned at the age OF four years. Then
he was claimed by the princess as her
own. He was given the name Moses
or which Professor Sayce says: The
Greek form of the Hebrew Hosh,h
AOVses-ls derived by Josephus from
the Coptic ancient Egyptian No Owu
teri and uses Saved out OF IT.. In 9th
or words, the princess made Il pun ol
the name as though she had said
This IL my son, because brought
him forth-Out OF the water"
Truly, wa never know when Divine
Wisdom IL working human wool into
the Divine web, or plan Gods people
Ire ever 10 remember that lie is
working all things according 10 the
counsel OF His own will" While using
human instrumentalities, God never.
theless respects the human viii, aud
merely co-operates with II, And who
ever most z~ealously co-operntcs with
God receives proportionately the larger
share Of the Divine blessing. This sim
Pile lesson. received into good and hon
sst hearts, gives us greater faith IN God
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

a protection, be-
cause Goshen lay
eastward, and an
invading IN y
would encounter
the lsra elites
1rst. x
only antagonist In
those days was
Assyrin. w h q n
the IIsTa elites
would outnumber
the Egyptians, an
lpAuItnu - 80 a.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04
GUARANTEED ECZEMA REMEDY

I.D ,uu-an' telling, burning, red
~ rash and lisoarccnhla effects Of
.'|T., 'u''u.. salt rhrum, itch, piles
MI |'I'ating skin oruptions can be
cni.lN cured ana 'hc skin made clear
-m".'. win Dr. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. Mr. H. g.. Evclaud, Of Bath,
M, says: 81 Lad eczema twenty-five
""'. md had tried everything, All
.n.lrJ. When found DR.. uobson' =
eczema Ointment | found Il cure,
.Ij- uO''mor, 81. the formula Of a phys
lrtau and has been in usc for ycars-not
an experiment, That il why we can
a|Iorau.ru ~. Al druggists, OF by mail
Irr.0 -u, plcror Chemical Co. Phila'
I,In.o and y Louis.
Elk Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

JULY


know , place where cold blue skjrs
Await tu, Iur,v ,omcr.
And aar,4 IL, like .o Paradise
T.r .irN \, ,u,n a, never lacked
F.r wondering hrbolarr..
Ami aI our irc,m, become It .u,r-
n. .l. railroad folders.
I..r enc. q place. IL you'd appeal
4. r,.t,ou. -, ,.paiug
Anon, ,n,. season II me year
When ,nr populu.e D.. rocking.
Tine sweet. .uol Ntrrr. ever play
ANON. ne messy nouldcr..
And In. T., one long ruuuIclay-
T.. rh. railroad folders.
In his blc,. place avail "a, rest
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

danger ia ms par
ents' home \,
ANY moment iII
presence NIGH, IT,
discovered. and wee
would be Killed..
Possibly his pan.
ents would also
10 put to death
for ~disoheyIng Toe
royal edict The
next day, through
Divine prov.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04
81 BROKLYN -
TlABERNACLD

MOSES, THE GooDLY CHILD

Exodus ti2~2--2 to.-July 6.
'"Who,o r~ccotrsih ono suoh lfic chHd IN w
name. rcccivCih Ne " hdnheio 1875.
~OSEPH WINS the Grand Nlzlcr of
Egypt FOR eighty ~ycars-dylug
A the aga Of one hundred and
ten years surely the lsracllter
suffered no oppression during that time
Shortly thereafter, however, another
Pharaoh came into power who knew
not Jo~scph"-who ignored his services
to Egypt and the tentative covenant
with tho lsraolitos. This Pharaoh IL
supposed To have been Harnesses IL, n
hard. hearted. selfish desput.
This Pharaoh perceived that the IL
raalltes were multiplying much more
RAPIDLY than were the Egyptians
Therefore he considered them Il men.
c At nrst they had been viewed ~
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

the mamma bird Who disappeared will
rrappoar with birdie, ten. 'hc tat man.
pi,ving he thin, will float around upon
the sen. The ucw efficiency will pin %
medal ON the busy bee. the special SEES
sion will debate the truths of lariT aud
]iuauoc. the uimhlo colt viii dcmons'r rate
'uc new here comes your daddy dance.
'pp pirturc show will .'ill the eat with
weird canned music from u tent aud the
grape Juice ho'tled ON the Platte will
pop 'br stopper and Torment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-07-04

might bribe them, and thus the rule OF
the pharnohs be OvcrthrOwn
To meet this contingency, various cN
pedlcnts were tried. First. an "dic'
compelled the Israclites To perform ~
duous labors. which Il was hoped
would undermine their strength on
the contrary, they seemed {" flourish
Increasingly with every burden. tn"
next repressivc measure was the rIirt
TINT every male child Of the lsrnrlitus
should be strangled nj birth But this
command was disrcgardcd, the mid
wives claiming that they arrived too
Int. The final resort was the rulhI
edict that the Israelites must drown
every new. born male infant Failure
To 10 this was made II punlshnhI"
crime.
Il was under these conditions that
Moses was born. The account ludI
Gates that both his parents w"r" piols
and hence va are not surprised that
the babe twas n good', CHILD beau
tiful Comparatively few parents real
lie that where children are otherwise
than 'goodly"-Rraccful In feature ana
%character-a responsibility FOR the d"
fects rests upon them We do not
mean that any human pair could bring
forth absolutely perfect children
who can bring a clean thing out OF
nm unclean? Dob 144.
what we mean Is that AZ car"tu'
breeding affects the form, features and
character OF the lower animals, and
improves both fruit and flowers, 50
also II IL potent IN respect to human
fly. Parents have in their con
troll the most wonderful power whore
by 20 Influence the character and form
Of their children before birth. and not
to be ignored after birth-thc power Of
the mind Were this law ~ nature
clearly recognized by Intelligent, con
scientious people, what II change would
speedily hc effected!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
THE n1oHxoND vIBo1N1AN-sUNDAY, AUaUsr :, 1913

Randolph-Macon Academy
Fer DOY0 ana YOUNG MEN.
Bedford City, Va
Offers quick and thorough preparation
ness life. The liberal endowment Of
the Rendolph-1Gacon System. OF which
this school Ii . branch, permits OF un-
usually low terms, $3.50 covers all ex-
pence No extras. For catalogue and
further information address
Il. SUMTER SMITH. Principal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

BRIDGEwATER COLLEGE,
Brfdgewater, Va
Loeafion.-Tn the famous Shenandoah
Valley, ! 200 feet above sea level; I'M
surpassed for healthfulness and
beauty.
Equipment.--Six commodious buildings
with modern equipment: good labora-
tories: library of 10000 volumes,
Tnstruction.--Able and experienced fac
ulty; standard college entrance re-
quirements; courses leading to the
degrees of B, A.. B. s. and M. A, also
preparatory department and courses
in Music, Business. Bible and Art.
Distfnctfve Features-High moral
standard: good discipline; positive re-
1igtous influence; clean town. without
factories or barrooms: beautiful cul-
tural surroundings.
For catalogue or other Information
address
JOHN S. FLoRY. Pm. d.
President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
JOHN P. MCGUIRE. Principal.

and thorough preparation which
marked men in, the classes"
During the past ten years no
FIVE have been entered from the SCI
the senior bachelor of arts course
and their uniform success In this
unmistakable terms of the thoro'
preparation"
ut liz one OF the few schools in
the old-time thoroughnees OF pref
fully maintained"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

The Chamberlayne School
A Country School for Boys at Rich
mond. Va Third session begins Sep
tember 20, 1918. Terms: Boarding
department. $500. Day department,
upper school, $500; lower school. sos.
For catalogue address
c. G. Chamberlayne, A. NJ, PHI. D.,
Headmaster.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
HARDSHIP CLUB WALKS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
GOTHAM IN THREE DAYS
Students of University of
Pennsylvania Form Organiza.
lion to "Harden" Selves.

Eleven very bedraggied and tired
youths. who looked as IL they had Just
emerged from the cyclone belt, arrived
At the World Building to-day and said
that they were members of the Hard
ship Club Of the University OF Penn
sylvania and had Just completed their
first real STUNT walk from Phila-
delphia to New York. The party was
in charge Of William J. Cromfe. in.
structor III gymnastics at the univer-
sity.
Pennsylvania students are too soft"
said the symnastic teacher. land the
Hardship Club has been formed to
harden the boys by a kind Of Spartan
treatment. We intend to follow this
UP BY sleeping outdoors. BY q so-called
monotony walk-ten miles around the
running track at Franklin Field-and
by other feats calculated to give the
boys more endurance and courage"
There are five requirements which
must be fulfilled before one may become
eligible to the Hardship Club: You must
climb a rope hand-over-hand for twenty
feet, walk mile under thirteen minutes,
run q mile In less than seven minutes,
swim q hundred yards and be able to
dip ten times on the parallel bars.
All members Of the club are required
The evening world., 1913-03-27
FRANK ]. GOULD SAILS
FOR HIS DEAR FRANCE
TO RAISE AR7|CHOKES
New York "Bores Him Stiff, "
He Says, So He'll Become
a Farmer.

Frank Jay Gould sailed away to-day
to be n Frenchman. taking y 18th him
his new wife and her three smartly uni
formed sisters and leaving behind mis-
cryptic reply to those who asked II II
were true he would be an expatriate:
MY residence has been changed long
ago. but my domicile has not"
The Goulds stood by 10 repei reporters
on the deck Of La France OF the French
line looking very much like an army.
Tor the former Edith Kelly. VINO IL now
Mrs. Gould. and her three sisters
Hetty, Mabel and Mathiide. who 10 only
ten-swere dressed exactly alike, and car
ried their dfminutive chins at an exact
military angle.
A green ribbon iuttered In Mr.. 0ouid's
lapel-thc ornament Of the French Order
Of Chevaiier Merit DAsricoie. meaning
Knight OF the Plough"
"And I'm a ballly good farmer TOO"
he boosted. AT Maison IAftte, my
homo IN France. we raise the most Ia
nous and most delicate artichokes In the
world. want to get back to the farm.
There's positively nothing to do In
New York. The city bores me stiff.
There isn't any offering Of pleasure and
there isn't any chance TO get INTO BUSH
ness. The Government controls every
thing. 10 there isn't any large amount
of money In circulation"
Are you going to como back to Amer
Tea agadn 2" ne was asked.
II hardly think So" he replied.
An immense swimming pool that has
been constructed In the gardens of
Maison Lahtte Is calling the Kelly girls
back to France. 1t Is to be the most
elaborate plunge in the world. A forsai
Of palms will fringe II and over a.
will be . roof Of glass.
The evening world., 1913-03-27

rather than consciously
bad. She trusts tho man she loves 10
her own undoinE. and then he or others
attempt to persuade her that there 10
no going back. This 10 the time for the
social workers to intervene with q gen.
tie appeal to her better nature, for II
such a girl can be convinced that her
recla ton Is possible she IL usually
willing to attempt II.
"Ths girl who deliberately Yields
for what she oan get ont Of Il u
more difnoult TO reach. She has ~.
ualiy bssn allowed to grow mp with
lot OF false ideals. 70 her, ans
clothes. rich food ana plenty Of
spending money are the things for
which she must strive. She sees Q
rich woman wearing . $50 hat,
she tries to make her 7s-osut head.
gear an imitation Of IL, ana whom
she fails she 10 miserable. she sells
herself not because she 10 starving
on her low wages. but because she
cannot buy with them the ansry
she Graves.
What this girl needs Is not q few
dollars more q week. but . few moro
standards And the time to prepare her
against temptation 10 In her childhood,
Just as a nation devotes It's time of
peace to preparing the defsnses which
shan protect II when war comes. Little
girls should learn such rightness and
purity OF thought at their mothers
Knee that no future privation or temp
talon VIII have any power over them
And ! don't put It all on the women.
The feminine nature 10 naturally hnsr
tenderer. ptrer than the masculine
Therefore the moral training Of boys
should proceed unrelentingly from their
very babyhood. For. In the last analy.
sis. It is the inward principle Of virtue
and not any outward influence. which
determines the rise or tall Of woman o.
man. ....,..,a..,t..s,
The evening world., 1913-03-27

ATLANTIC CITY. March N.-w1ne
making search of Titles q proDss>v =
Sullivan County. Pa. Agents q ~
Marine Trust CompAny. this city. -.
eartbed . freak deed dated IN 1854 ~
provisions Of, which still Stan6
Peter r. Armstrong. disguised b. -
fight among neishbors for land and ~
operations Of land sharks. decided -
remove nearly TOO acres Of land fFsO
the temptation Of svsrybedy fsem thoo
on. He and his wife duly executes .
deed In which they conveyed the spleo.
did property 10 ''0o6 ana HIS hsirS Il
Jesus Messiah"
The evening world., 1913-03-27

lance; II he should force his atten.
lions and become insulting advise
him that she Is . young lady and ~
such should be treated accordingly.
II he should take no heed and be-
come SO annoying that II becomes
unbearable Tor her to continue her
work would advise her to demand
her salary; II she has done her work
properly and saved as much OF her
earnings as possible. she need not
worry about another opening-there
are . great many concerns In New
York City who want bright young
women who are willing to work hard
a giri should remember that she
must preserve self-respect: few men
care what becomes Of her II she does
not. A working girl can only attain
success by conscientious work and
self-respect. A. p.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
ADVICE ON RETAINING ONES
sELF.REsPEcT.

Dear Madam: / have been q sten.
osrapher for the last six years, and
am not surprised to read that girls
ind employers insolent One Of my
duties - to interview men daily, and
I have learned a great deal about
the other sex. ! would advise girls
to dress plainly but neatly at busl-
meas "a mannish shirtwaist and tai
lored skirt Is always good taste).
Have the hair cOmbed neatly. avoid
ing. puffs. curls. rats. velvet bands
and gay ribbons. etc. Do not powder
the face: men will form poor op!n.
ions Of q girl who sits at a desk In
a costume resembling an actress.
The trouble with a good many
girls 10 that they encourage hirta-
lions and then blame the man. In
one OF the letters It was stated that
many employers prefer the tyne o:
a girl who will "fiirt." True. there
are such men for I have met tiien,
often, but II n girl Is wise she will
know how to treat them. I would
advise her to avoid him as much as
possible without his noticing T.. 9TH
erwise he will probably try to make
things unpleasant; .f he Jokes take
II In good humor as though II was
meant well. but keep him at a dis
The evening world., 1913-03-27
GETTING GRAY?
How to Restore Youthful Color
... Of Your Hair.

There 10 no ionRsr any need Of eeeno
ashamsA Of gray or faded hair sno fessSeo
that zee isek older than yoa really 'e{s.
Science has found simple end easy ~
70 quickly restore ths natural ,esiss 81 the
hair. Anyone cAn uss the Queen 0ray
Halt Rsstorss. . LIQUID prepafation tees
package. leaving the hair soft and nuffy
and making Q ia6tinR color ana y ~
oticky ana does net rub eft.
The Queen Gray HAIR Rssto.er dese ~
work 90 Quickly and easily that u 70 uses
and sold b. the best hair drssssrs. oat
one application IL NEEDED TO rsstore TIE
natural color Of ysur hair: they asS
Heceman's and the leading drug ana -.
vartment storss throuGhout thA -Poustry.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
FATAL TEXTILE RIOT
CASE IN jURY'S HANDS.
Out After Midnight to Decide Fate
of Boccini, Accused as Leader
in Little Falls Battle.

HDRKIMER. ". T.. March T.-The
case Of Filippo Boccini. charged with
rioting during the textile strike At
Little Falls. last october. was given to
the jury shortly after 8 o'clock last
evening. As nothing had been heard
from them at midnight. the Presiding
Judge went home. There was q great
crowd In the court room at that time.
Tho case was turned over to the jur.
ors after . day Of oratory. Mr.. Moore,
attorney for the defense. insisted that
the entire prosecution was . frame
up" Little Falls. he asserted, was IN
control OF the manufacturing interests
OF the city and At their behest this
trouble was started.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
Sea Service Regime d. Navy.

WASHINGTON. March N.-6ecretary
Daniels gave the navy another surprise
to-day when he ordered that sea service
be an absolute condition for promotion
OF naval officers. 1t Is said that the
Bureau OF Navigation has in spirit
adopted the principle OF selecting Of
ficers on the basis OF peculiar fitness
for duty and ability rather than upon
seniority. which has resulted In officers
serving at sea under others who have
seen less service.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

tho cauac .ppd II: public .nnounosmsnt Of Csstors that
gsaae Os.oS we rspciuly cali the
fats mothe Wheo pycng
III In black rcmoved the
who
I'd little ones - ys!s warning
limitations but ca the attention Of tho
great oducing families spurious
70 BE- nss @ there are people who are now ENGAGED the
sea pscpey o termed oantsrfs for medicinal preparations mot
closely gives
hat for themselves but the Child has to rely II
tie mothers watchfulpes. " <NlZlA
The evening world., 1913-03-27

this commission hold that so or
$l2 . week 10 the least sum upon
which . young woman can support
herself. and they view the IS or
SO girl a. lowering perpetually on
the brink Of . precipioe. This sug'
sestion 10 repudiated BY the Now
York girl who earns IS weekly. Her
letter shows. In fact. an amazing
lack Of sympathy for former com.
rades who have fallen by the way.
aide. II do not blame the men" y
the burden OF her philosophy. why
should . man take . girl at any val.
uation higher than that abe sets upon
herselff"
The writer Of this Communication
tells Of insults offered her while she
was In the pursuit Of work, and still
she says: II do not blame these men.
only the women who formerly had
been employed by them"
The evening world., 1913-03-27

women who haA So9aes1y been en-.
paoyea b. him"
Evidently this young woman thinks
that men are only n moral a. they have
TO be. ! don't agree with her. Granting
that contact with INSCRIPTIONS women
may tend TO make men INSCRIPTIONS
The evening world., 1913-03-27
Here 10 an account Of one OF them:
PREFERe TO LIVE HONESTLY ON
% A WEEK,

Dear Madam: We all know that Il
u q dinicult problem to exist on S6
. week. and some people declare It
to be an impossibility. Well. no It
seems. and II certainly In very hard
to make 80 70 far enough to cover
all expenses.
That Is all ! earn. Out OF It I pay
a a week for room and board. sixty
cents goes to pay my carfare. which
leaves me $40 to dress on. OF
course. ] am fortunate enough to
know how to make my own clothes.
which Is thing. think, every girl
ought to know how to do. Recently
: made myself u dress by saving 81
each week for three weeks had
s.; the material cost me S2.79. thread
10 cents. I cut out OF cardboard lit
tie round pieces In the shape OF but
tons, covered them with scraps OF
the material left over. That was all
the necessary trimming required to
make tho dress attractive. though
plain. Girls who earn barely enough
TO exist ought TO make themselves
little inexpensive dresses the way I
do. They should know how to sew
for themselves. and that would help
them a great deal
But l have found that the average
girls OF To-day. instead OF setting
themselves to the task OF learning
how to make "a dress. prefer running
out of AN evening and Gsnsr aiiv
The evening world., 1913-03-27
FIRE CHAPLAIN
GIVES NEW CAUSE
FOR SOCIAL EVIL
Lack Of Home Training More
Responsible Than Low
Wages, Says Rev. Mclean.
GIRLS NEED STRENGTH.
If Moral Principles Are O K.
Il Makes No Difference If
She Earns IS or $50.
GIRLS NEED STRENGTH.

Rl~1aesne Moosvs Marshall.
- there Il not the slightest con-
GoDoa between low wasss end . low
6onDdard Of morality for women. end
~ even the implication Of such .
ooanoot3on q aa insult 70 IN womaa-
hse1--Asrs you have the answer Of the
~. Vincent Dc Paul Mo0san to the
cAasOs We have been hserins - often.
~ . woman's seif.rsspsct stands o.
fal1D acoordinG to the oontents OF her
~ savsiop&
- UnlnSls Vice Commlasion and
GGA1 @sH-msaning men ana Wu0sa
hoSs sun6 the changes a this SAarss
unny omeo. duNaG ne laee FEW Wesks.
- ysehsr Nc0saa. VINO Aas bssn
idDe1asd Win several Of Ne large re.
- 01ssions. draws . 0nsssat ooaclv.
40 eassd on hrst Aaad stories q The
un1bstunaAss.
soas sAiA6 WAAsA = not ~
0eaos fos ~ IRA vssaG 80 =
- snail salasy," - sonAs1 60
yAaA1sal1y. 'xAs unt1aes1 lavestl.
gaess vAs lesks fss ~ ssuaA V0l
"a SAas n ysaseAsaa1y svssy -.
A10uVu1AAso uvo0 W0gO oas11AG
go salaz1ss bsfsss ~ saesss1
tAsoe l3vee. 4 slasAnsso g 0sgal
AAss aaA faalsy hsos tsa1n1n6 -
~ nsss iin1sssaas fsseesO = ~
sDssaA q ~ ses1aa "a. -
"Ana the homo u rsspoas11le n ~
majority Of cases for Ne nerollty that
10 weak and easily ovsstAsoWa. TIE gisi
who has developed IN he pFoDss AZ
mosphers. whose father ed mother
have given her the proper training. b
not going to the bed wdstAP shs earns
y Q week or 40 Or ~ Ana iikswiss
the boy who he's bssa SeoaSht W -
boys should b. brought " y not ooins
70 play the part q tsm1tas. In the
long run sducation. mental. moral end
physical. u the strongest Toe a this evil,
~ Of all he others.
NOT oPPooGo 10 hioHgN
WAGES ron WORKING oiRla.
Il wouldn't have aaybody understand
,has I am OPPOSED 70 SivinG higher
wages to working giF1s and women.
believe that HUNDREDS a thsn receive
far too little for ths1r health "a hsopl.
nsss. hut put IL moven.ans - inersass
wagss on the 6aAs q hsa1tA ~ AumAa
49, : " ~" u. - s.-.",s..
' ..-..-~'w.
.S - y.
Val "
tysns 70 Guy - eeesa1 o ~
Wv 49, a -
ea1salnsa y estnass on Ne essen
thes NJ pr's seanet temeah 49, 49,
hSv secssvs oeoe'-tnAs esseooeo
In ssse8 y an snsem 70 Ne esmy q 0ese'
vosSinS s1Tse Woe eee ese0ao6 osnr
sesvse GOD. a-.
~ SaaA0 = DaAs - - -
~ = ~ - - . veek ~ -
Ooo1 - oao.e Wee& - 1aqee.
any - voaA - ~ ueDe ~
- Joseeee q ~ Wsse oveo .
vee1ay vo0V - ooeI ~ oo4oo
- - aAeaSeqB
Ten year, ~ these were posnky OF
swvant 0orls. uotsaaneA - eager -
learn, who could b he'd loe 10 q
meath. Now eosh gaseD 81 - auo
on anyone prove that ~ ~ tWeee
- moral to-day on - - tAey wsee .
decade ago on tlef
The evening world., 1913-03-27

~ sun hold number
much certain cas Of what the
~ for and against It
ne TO Be apparent at that that take
poverty
having morals
ssot those which impose them This
The evening world., 1913-03-27
BY NIXOLA CREELEY.SMlTR.

To-day the opinions Of
The the Illinois Vice
ss responsible
The evening world., 1913-03-27

men. But do not blame them.
blame the girls previously employed
by these men.
Last autumn looked for a position
-ofice work. The owner Of the place.
. man somewhere around the age
OF forty. was rather pleasant look
ing. He engaged me for the week to
follow. and felt happy to have OBJ
tained work. A. was about to
leave the place he took hold OF my
arm. At my look Of alarm he ex-
claimed: We'll. you know. IL you
are 30 particular 1t IL Of no use for
you to come and work for me. All
the girls have previously employed
have always been willing to do
whatever / say"
would much rather have my &c
earned by honest work. even II I
must do without pleasures. and beau
tiful clothes. A plain little dress Is
good enough. and knowing that | am
allowed to live In this beautiful world.
to breathe each morning the fresh,
pure air. 10 happiness enough for me,