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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17

wczat, a 124 placi mniej niz SIS
tygodniowo.
Kobiety przesiuchiwane "a
przeczyiy i faktani dowiodly, IL
nedzne wynagrodzenia, wyp}aca-
ne przez pracodawc6w nedza
popchnela je do upadku.
Pozar w zakfadach dla oblaka-
nych.
Peoria, ILL.,, II marca. - Wczo-
raj o godz. 2ej po polnocy wy
bucff pozar w zakladach dla obla-
kanych W Bartonville. Plomienie
ukazafy sic w budynku, nr. c.
), lecz na szczeScie okaza} sic
mniej groznym, niz poczatkowo
sadzono. Chwilowo jednakowoz
zycie $50 pacyent6w bylo zagro-
zone. Dwoch pacyentow pod
czas gaszenia pozaru uszlo bacz-
nej stray dozorczyh schronilo
sic do innego budynku,gdzie ich
pzniej mocno przestraszonych,
znaleziono. Miedzy pacyentkami
powstala nieopisana panika, tax,
ze trudnoScia zdolano je utrzy-
mac w budynku. Wiadze sadza,
IL pozar zostal podlozony. Posa-
dzony to jest pewien murzyn,
ktory miaf spora iloSc papieru i
szmat powpychac pod podioge i
zapalic.
Sprawa sufrazystek postepuje
naprzod.
Washington, II marca. - Sc
nat onegdaj wskrzesi} komitet
glosowania dla kobiet, powie-
kszajac skiad jego pieciu do
dziewieciu czionk6w i dajQc mu
przewodniczacego w osobie sena-
tora Thomasa re Stanu Colorado,
W ktorym kcbiety juz maja pra-
wo glosowania. Komitet ten jest
W wiekszosci przychylny temu
prawu ME ulega zadnej watpli-
woSci, re pred kohcem roku Cd
noSny projekt poprawki do kon-
stytucyi stanowej bedzie wniesio-
ny.
Senator Thomas .oSwiadczy}, re
tvlko pod tym warunkiem przy-
jaf prezesostwo komitetu, re be
die komitetowi dozwolonem O.
pracowac projekt poprawki do
konstytucyi, nadajacej kobietom
prawo glosowania ma prezydenta
vice prezydenta Stanow Zjed-
noczonych.
Reprezentantki stowarzy szenla
.,,f-o1vS+e1, National American
Woman Suffrage Association"
odwiedzily prez. Wilsona dis
przed poludniem stara}y sic ma
klonit go do polecenia kognreso-
wi w oredziu projektu poprawki
do konstytucyi, nadajacej kobie-
tom prawo glosowania.
Kobiety bronily sic W pochodzie
sufrazystek.
Washington, Il marca.
Pred komitetem sledczym To-
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17

Toxic, II marca. -Przebywa-
iaca tn iona dawniejszego Prowi-
zorycznego prezydenta i tworcy
republiki chihskiej, pani Sun
Yuat-Sen zostala tn powaznie
skaleczona w kolizya automobilu
ktorym jechala tramwaJem
Wzieto ia do szpitala Sw. Luka'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17

Jeien potrzebujecie pieniedzy ma
budowe albo ma splacenie starej hy-
poteki idtcie do Hatternnan CLAM.
lilo Milwaukee ave.. DO takoTe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17
Te|sgTamy kIajowe'
sledztwo w sprawie niemoralno-
sci kobiet.

Peoria, ILL.,, II marca. Sic
dztwo W sprawie bia}ego niewol-
nictwa iniemoralnosci kobiet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17

Turcyi cywilizowaniu jej, wy
wa do przywrocenia dawnych O.
byczajow - azyatyckich...
Londyn, II marca. W koiacl
mocarstwowej diplomacy uwa-
zaja zadania Ligi Balkanskiej "a
zbyt wygorowane; wvkluczaja O.
ne mozliwoSc interwencyi, sy-
tuacya NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jest
tego rodzaju. re zadna Z poteg ME
Smie Emusic sila ludy balkanskie
do pokoju zawarcia, bo inne tez-
| by sic natychmiast do woJny
wmieszaly. Mocarstwa moga tylko
pieniedzy odmawiac sprzymierzo-
nym i Turkom,, to tez czynia. A
lie wSrod samych sprzymierzonych
wzmagaja sic dawne nieporozu-
mienia: Bulgarzy protestuia juz
przeciwko zajeciu przez Grekow
portu Salonik, Grecy ani slyszec
ME chca o wyrzeczeniu sic tego
waznego punktu. Miedzy Serbia
Grecya panuje zupelne porozu-
mienie, zato przeciwko Bulgarom
| i ich przewodnim uroszczeniom
zwraca sic opinia tych narodow.
Onegdaj W sejmie bulgarskim dy-
skutowano sprawy owych nlepo-
rozumien gdy premier Guczow
oSwiadczyf. re wSrod Ligi zgoda
panuje. opozycyoniSci zaznaczyli,
&c maiq dowody, IL jest inaczej,
bo Serbowie i Grecy uciskaja lu-
dnoSc bulgarskq po zajetych miej-
scowoSciach chca ja wynarodo-
vic: we wielu miastach / wio-
skach przySzlo nawet do krwa-
wych stare pomiedzy Bu}garami
Serbami i Grekami, ma co opo-
zycya zwraca rzadowi uwage,
wzywajac go, by w sposob wiecej
stanowczy postepowaf re sprzy-
mierzonymi. Niedobre to dla
sprzymierzonych oznaki....
z MEXYKU.
! Mexyk, miasto, l. marca. -
!Rewolucya w Stanie Coahuilla
iwydaje sic bye o wiele grozniej-
sza, niz rad Huerty to przyzna-
je: podaje on, re Carran-
Ia dowodzacy tam rewo-
lucyonistami. ma najwyzej
400 ludzi stale ucieka przed
wojskiem rzadowem; tymczasem
prywatne wieSci podaja silly Car
ranzy ma 1000 ludzi i dodaja, ze
zajai on kilka waznych miast, a
w kilku starciach zadai kleski zol-
nierzom rzadowym. Kontroluja
tam rewolucyonisci linie kolejo-
wa glowna, a w dwu wypadkacf
zoinierze rzadowi odmowili Posfu
szenstwa i polaczyli sic I Caran'
ziStami. Rad zamierza wysiac dc
Coahuila wszystkie zbywajace
wojska, ably "a jednym zamachem
zgnieSc grozna te rewolucye.
- w Stanie Coahuila rewolu'
eye prowadzi gen. Safazar dawny
podkomendny Orozka. ktory gdy
ow poddai sic sic Huercie, ogiosi5
sic wodzem rewolucyi ma reke
wlasna. Salazar zbliza sic w SOC
ludzi do Juarez, gdzie W okolicy
spodziewaja sic bitwy. .
w Sonora walki trwaja I'd
pograniczu amerykahskiem: W
| Naco ludnosc ma noe przechodz'
Ina strone amerykansks, Genera
IOledo, dowodzacy tam silami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17
Wojna potrwa dalej.
WIOSNA Ma BAtKAN|E.
Protest Ex-Su4tana.
Nieporozumienia w Lidze Balka1skiej.
SYTUACYA W. MEXYKU.
ZE SPRAW ANGIELSKICH.
K}opot re Sufrazystkami.
.JUBUEUSZ KOSCIOLA.
z TRYPOuSU.
Militaryzm we Francyi.
z Japonii z Rosyi.
K4opot re Sufrazystkami.
.JUBILEUSZ KOSCIOLA.
z TRYPOLISU.
Militaryzm we Francyi.
z Japonii i z Rosyi.

nood6w kobet Peoria Polar "a
ksdzie dla obakanyc sufrazystek postepue
brony sic pochodzie
Low zevczeca przewiezonO do innych miast - PrOgreySci
orea,izuia sic. - lime weSci WaszyngtOnu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-17

rZadu, maJaC ZaledWle oUU luQZl
uderzy} ma rewolucyonistow po-
mad tysiac liczacych pobil ich
w Smiaiym ataku ma glove! BIZ
twa trwala / godziny: mimo tego
zwyciestwa Naco jest narazone
SLIME ma dalsze ataki rewolucyo-
nistow, ktorych jest wielu W tel
okolicy. Ojedo stara sic o scia-
gniecie wieccj wojsk do Naco.
Z ANGLII.
Londyn, II marca. - Wczoraj-
sly dzieh zaznaczy} sic W Londy-
ME niebywala awantura antisu-
frazystowskq; sufrazystki wojo-
wnicze chciaiy w HYDE -Parku cd
bye zebranie masowe, ale tlumy
publicznoSci, zebrane tam. zwro-
silly sic przeciwko sufrazystkom
i wyszydzily je, obrzuciay zgni-
lemi jajami, blotem itp. halas byl
ME do opiSania policya by1a bez-
silna wobec wzburzonego tiumu.
Gdy prowodyrki sufrazystek
chcialy przemawiac, wQlano do
Mich. by szly do dzieci, opuszczo-
nych W domu ME dano i'm slowa
wyrzec: w kohcu gdy zasz}a O.
bawa, re sic ma tenn ME skonczy,
ale ze pospolstwo pobije panic a
gitatcrki, policya kazala zam-
knac zgromadzenie... Sensacya
chwili jest wykryty przez policye
spisek. kt6ry miaf ma celu upro-
wadzenie kanclerza Lloyd Geor-
ge'a. kt6rego sufrazystki zamie-
rzaly uprowadzic i trzymac W
zamknieciu: postaraiy sic juz o
loch dla niego i urzadzily go ma
wet dosyt wygodnie. gdy spisek
caly zostai wykryty do osmie-
szenia szalonych agitatorek tenn
wiekszego sic przyczynil.
Wczoraj arcybiskup angli-
kanski Canterbury bierzmowal
jedyna c6rke parry krolewskieJ,
.ksiezniczke Marye.
w Plantyre, W Szkocyi OBJ
chodzono uroczyscie setna roczni-
ce urodzin znakomitego badacza
Afryki dra Lawido Livingstone'a,
- Uwage powszechna budzi tu
fakt uleczenia dziewczynki Lotto
letniej, chorej ma obiakanie ma
tie nerwowem biskup Ion
dynski, DIR. Ingram modlitwa IL
spokoii dziewczyne uspil ia, po-
czem Slady choroby odrazu mine
iy.
WLoCH.
Rzym, II marca. - OJclec
Swiety Plus X. ogfosit ma jubi-
leusz okazyi 1600-nej rocznlcy
ogloszenia dekretu cesarza rzym-
skiego KonStantyna, uprawnlaJa-
cego Kosci6l w panstwie rzym-
skiem: w dniach cd poczatku sier-
pnia do Sgo pazdziernika odbeda
sic w Rzymie ztej okazyi Specyal-
ne wspania}e uroczystosci OBJ
chody.
Donosza Trypolisu, re W
poblizu granicy tunetahskiej kra-
iowcv napadli na oddziai stray
w}oskiej oficera i kilku zoanle-
rzy w starClu zablll.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, Il marca. - Ma polach
pod Vincennes odbyla sic nader
okazale wielka parada woJskowa
i przeglad garnizonu paryskiego;
przygladaly sic tiumy, wynoszace
Z cora twierc miliona glow, wzno-
szac okrzyki ma Geese arrnii l
3-letniej w niej sluzby; dowod to
silnego zapanowania uczuc mill
tarnych W narodzie francuSkim.W
wniu tym w Paryzu socyaliSci u
rzadzili kilka wielkich zebrah an
timilitarnych.
Pod Amberieu zabi} sic aero
nauta Marcier, spad}szy re znacz-
nej wysokoSci.
z JAPoNII.
Toxic, II marca. -Przebywa-
iaca tn iona dawniejszego prowi-
zorvcznego prezydenta i tworcy
republiki chinskiej, pani Sum
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-10

Hesuiu ilom 1oaruai ~aal Ads
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LESSON FOR ARDENT SWAIN
Startling Experience Cures Him OF
Making Love to Maidens
ii Balls.

II happened at n public ball. lie
was a man OF serious intentions and
numerous attentions, and she was
rich and w~eddable, They sat In the
hall under the stairway. II was a
nook for lovers. There was not a
soul In sight and. and he thought his
golden opportunity had arrived. Down
he Topped or his knees. and clasped
her hand.
Dear one" he whispered. not very
loud. but loud enough. II have loved
you with the whole strength and
ardour OF a mans nature when Il Is
reused by all that Ia pure and good
and lovely In woman. and I can no
longer restrain my pent.up feelings.
I must tell you what 10 In my heart.
and assure you that never yet has
m heard from my lips the Sc
crets that are throbbing and"
Just then a rustic was heard on
the stairs above them. and a card
fastened to a thread swung down and
dangled not two inches from the low.
er's nose, On It were these porten.
tous words:
I'm n bit of o liar myself"
Then the awful truth Mashed upon
MIN. and he ned. Az he went M OF
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imagination to keep from copying
after your biographical sketch IN the
newspaper? don't believe she Is
your friends daughter. don't be-
lieve you could v G have liked the
father OF a girl like Fran-thas he
could have been your intimate friend
well" faltered Gregory. But why
should he defend Fran?
"Mr. Gregory" she asked. as n what
she was about to say belonged to what
had gone before. would It greatly In.
convenience you for me TO leave your
employment"
He was electrified. Grace! lncon.
venience me!-wouid you-could . -
II have not decided--not yet.
Speaking OF being yoked with unbe.
~lievers-I have never told you that Mr..
Robert Clinton has wanted me 10 mar.
ry him. As long as he was outside OF
the church. OF course II was impos
sible. But now that he Ia converted
"Grace!" groaned the pallid listener
"He would like me to go with him
to Chicago"
But you couldn't love Bob Clinton
he isn't worthy of you. Grace. It's
impossible. Heasen knows I've had
disappointments enough" He tart.
ed up and came toward her. his eyes
glowing. "Will you make my lite u
complete failure. after ALE"
love him." Grace repeated calmly.
This Is merely a question OF doing
the most good. l know nothing about
love-"
Then let me teach you. Grace.
let"
Shall we not discuss ~" she said
gently. "That Is best. I think. II l de.
eide to marry Mr.. Clinton. ! will tell
you even before I tell him. don't
know what ] shall choose as NV best
course"
"But. Grace! What could do
without"
shall We Just agree TO say no more
about ~" she softly i%nterposed. THAT
Ia wisest until my decision Is made.
We were talking about Fran--do you
think this a good opportunity for Mrs.
Gregory to attend services? Fran can
stay with Mrs. Jefferson"
II have no doubt" he said. still agi.
tated. that my wife would find It easy
enough to 90 to church. II she really
wanted to co."
mr.. Gregory" she reproved him.
WELL" he cried, somewhat defiant.
ly, don't you think she could go. II
she wanted TOT"
WELL" Grace answered slowly,
this girl will leave her withou, any
ANY excuse"
"oh. Miss Grace, II my wife were
only-llke you'll mean. about going
TO church,"
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SYNOPSIS.

Fran arrives at Hamilton Gregory's
home In Littleburg. but nnds him absent
conducting the choir at n camp meeting.
She repairs thlther In search OF him.
laughs during the service and IN asked to
leave, Abbott Ashton, superintendent OF
scnoois, escorts Fran from the tent. lie
,ells her Gregory IN n wealthy man.
deeply Interested In charity work. and a
pillar OF the church. Ashton becomes
greatly Interested In Fran and while TAX
Ing leave OF her. holds her hand and II
seen by Sapphire clinton, sister OF Rob-
srt clinton. chairman OF the school board.
ran tells Gregory she wants q home
With him. Grace Noir. Gregory's private
secretary. takes q violent dislike 20 Fran
ana advises her 20 20 away at once.
iran hints at q twenty-year-oid secret.
snd Gregory In agitation asks Grace TO
Ieaye the room. Fran relates the story
or how Gregory married n u girl nj
springfield while attending college and
then deserted her. Fran is the child OF
Wat marriage; Gregory had married his
present wife three years before the death
ot fran's mother. Fran takes a liking to
mrs. Gregory. Gregory explains that
Fran IL the daughter Of a very dear friend
who In dead. Fran agrees to the story.
Mrs. Gergory insists on her making her
arms. The breach bet ween Fran and
Grace widens. II In decided that Fran
must 70 to school.
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II consider IT," she responded. "the
most important thing In the world"
Her emphatic tone proved her sin.
certify. The church on Walnut street
stood. for her. as the ark; those who
remained outside, at the call OF the
bell. were In danger OF engulfment.
After a lorg silence. Grace looked
up from her typewriter. "Mr. Greg.
ory." she said pausingly. you are un.
happy"
Nothing could have been sweeter to
him than her sympathy. except happi.
ness itself. YES" he admitted. with
a great sigh. Il am very unhappy. but
you understand me. and that IL a little
comfort. II you should marry Bob
Clinton-Grace. tell ms you'll not
think OF II again"
And you are unhappy" said Grace.
steadfastly ruling Bob Clinton out OF
the discussion. ION account OF Fran"
lie burst forth impulsively--"Ever
since she came to town." lie checked
himself. But owe Il to my friend
to shelter her. She wants to stay and
and she'll have to. II she demands
t."
DO you owe more to your dead
friend" Grace asked. with passionate
solemnity, than to the living God?"
He shrank back. But I can't send
her away" he persisted In nervous
haste. II can't. but heaven bless you.
Grace. for your dear thought Of me-"
You will bless me with more rea.
son." said Grace softly, when Fran
decides to go away. She'll tire Of this
house, promise Il. She'll go--just
wait!-shell go. as unceremoniously
as she came. Leave II to me. Mr.. Greg.
ory." In her earnestness she started
mp. and then. as II to conceal her
growing resolution. she walked swiftly
to the window az IL to hold her manu-.
script to the light. Gregory followed
her.
~ she would only go!" he groaned.
Grace! DO you think you could?-
Yes. I will leave everything to you"
She'll co." Grace repeated flxedly.
The window ut which they stood
overlooked the garden into which Fran
had wheeled old Mrs. jefferson.
Fran. speaking through the ear.
trumpet with as much caution as deaf.
ness would tolerate. said. Dear old
lady. look up at the library window.
II you please. for the muezzin has
climbed his minaretto call to prayers"
Very little OF this reached It's desti.
nation-muezzin was In great danger
OF c~omplicating matters. but tha old
lady caught library window" and held
II securely. She looked up. Ham.
ilton Gregory and Grace Noir were
standing at the tower window, to
catch the last rays OF the sun. The
flag OF truce between them was only
n typewriter sheet Of manuscript.
Grace held the paper o~bliquely toward
the west: Hamilton leaned nearer and,
with his delicate white finger, pointed
out "A word. Grace nodded ner head
In gentle acquiescence.
Amen muttered Fran. Nov let
everybody sing!"
The choir leader and his secretary
vanished from sight.
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teacher In a college. and that you were
graduated from his college. Don't you
think Il marvellous. this claim OF Fran.
who says that her father. when a
young man. went to live with a cousin
who was n college professor. and that
he was graduated from that college?
And she says that her fathers father
was a rich man-just az yours was
and that the cousin Is dead-just a.
yours is"
At these piercing words. Gregory
bowed his head to conceal his ngita.
ton. Could It be possible that she
had guessed all and yet. In spite Of all.
could use that tone Of kindness7 II
burst upon him that II he and she
could hold this fatal secret In common.
they might. In sweetest comradcship.
form an alliance against fate itself.
She persisted: The account that
Fran gives Of her father Is really your
own history. What does that show?"
He spoke almost in a whisper. MY
friend and I were much alike" Then
he looked up swiftly to catch q look
OF comprehension by surprise. II such
a look were there.
Grace smiled coolly. "But hardly
Identical. presume. Don't you see
that Fran has invented her whole
story. and that she didn't have enough
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CHAPTER vsa.-cortIrusd.

Fran's quick eye caught the express.
J OF bafled reaching.forth, OF un.
certain striving after sympathetic un.
derstanding. You darling LADY," she
cried. clasping her hands to keep her
arms from fiyins about the others
neck. "don't you be- troubled about me.
Bless your heart. I can take care Of
myseif-and you. too! DO you think
I'D add q straw TO your . Now
you hear me: II you want to do II, Just
put me in long trains with Pullman
sleepers. for I'll do whatever you gay
II you wan to show people how tame
j am. just hold up your hand. and III
crawl Into my cage"
The laughter OF Mrs. Gregory sound.
ed wholesome and deepthroated-the
child was 30 deliciously ridiculous.
Come. then" she cried. with a light.
ness she had not felt for months,
"come. crawl into your cage!" AND
she opened her arms.
With a fash OF her 1.-the body, Fran
was ir her cage. and. for a time. rest.
ed there. while the FIRE In her dark
eyes burned tears TO all sorts OF rain
bow colors. II seemed to her that Of
all the people In the world. Mrs. Greg.
DRY was the last TO hold her In affec.
tionate embrace. She cried out with a
sob. M II In answer to her dark mis-
g~ivings--"Oh. but l want to belong to
somebody"
you shall belong TO met" ex.
claimed Mrs. Gregory. folding her
closer.
ITO your" Fran sobbed. overcome
by the wonder OF II. ITO you. dear
hearth" With a desperate effort she
crowded back i%ntruding thoughts. and
grew calm. Looking over her shout.
der at Simon Jefferson-"No more
short dresses, Mr.. Simon" she called.
you know your heart mustn't be *.
cited"
"Fran!" gasped Mrs. Gregory In dis.
may. hush"
but Simon Jefferson beamed with
pleasure at the girls artlesS ways. He
knew what was bad for his heart. and
Fran wasn't. Her smiles made him
feel himself q m%onopolist In sunshine.
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Marine Telescope.

Make an oblong narrow box out of
four pieces OF quarterback board about
two feet long by sixteen inches wide,
and ut a piece OF clear. clean glass
across n end. held in place by brass.
headed tacks. driven into the wood
and overlapping the glass. Fill all the
cracks with sealing wax to keep out
the light. Then plunge the glass end
two or three inches into the water and
look through the open end. This sim.
pie marine telescope is made on the
principle OF the more elaborate glasses
through which to look at the famous
gardens under the sea near the Gaia.
lima Standardization Herald.
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storekeepers In Difficulties.

A number OF shopkeepers were
summoned at the Grimsby police court
recently for contravening the closing
order under the shops act. They com.
planned that they had difficulty In un.
Outstanding what they could and
could not sell. One OF the defendants
admitted selling soap to a man who
was very dirty. Thinking cleanliness
was next to godliness. I let him have
n packet" said the defendant Lon,
don Mail.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-12-17

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Simon Jefferson might be nifty. but he
still had \ lose for roses.
Old Mira. Jefferson was present. and
from her wheel.chair bright eyes read
much that dull ear missed, "How
gay Simon Isl" smiled the mother-he
was always her spoiled boy.
Mrs. Gregory called through the
trumpet. IL believe Fran has given
brother a fresh interest In life."
Old Mrs. jefferson beamed upon
Fran aud added her commeudation:
"She pushes me when l want In be
pushed. and pulls me when want TO
be pulled"
Fran clapped her hands like a child.
indeed. "Oh, what a gay old world!"
she cried. There are so many people
IN It that like me-" She danced before
the old lady. then wheeled about with
such energy that her skirts threat
ened to level TO the breeze.
Don't. DON'T" cried Mrs. Gregory
precipitately. "Frn!"