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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

ranged before hand This occasion
showed the esteenl In which Miss Say
|sage Isl held BY her pupils who will
greatly miss her when the school Is
closed. RS
81 Harry Lemon and family spent
Sunday at the Gus. Schultz home near
| Henry Issls s
p o. Lewis and family. Mr. and
Mrs. William Ostranier and little
/ William and Master Archie we're
guests Aat the home al Mr.. and MA
Bert Lewis Sunday. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pougf n we're
callers at the homes DIT Carl Zwefg
and I'D Lentz Sunday,
Fred Brownell Roy Wellington aud
blanche Wellington are having the
measles Just to be iii fash ZION.
Mrs. McDougall has been seriously
sick with the measles but Is Slowly
improving
Harold Wing ana sister Margaret,
spent Friday evening at the John
Molln home.
arthur Schwandt was business
lcaler At the John Molln home We'd
|. Nrs. John Molln spent rriday'
evening at the Vim. Ellis home near
the
Little FRANKLIN Ellis WIS i guest
at the John Schultz home Saturday
and Sunday G III A
Mrs johnson of Raymond lady
surprised her brother, Charles Wei
1ington, Saturday by coming to helm
care for the family who are among
f1,ts meg q lag sstf n YafsalSe sc
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

OF q trench. AT EpargsS the French
have mot advanced beyond the posi-
tions captured by them Friday Paris
admits also that the Germans have
recovered some ground temporarily
lost BY them between Ponta- Ndousson
and st Mihie1, but even there the
French say they held most Of their
gain.
undinriaished vigor.
The fighting ia the Carpathians
continues along a seventy ntymile front
with apparently undiminished yigor,
with Russia reporting it has repuIsed
ii determined counter offensive OH the
part of The Austrian pig and the Ger
mans.
On the eastern hank the Russians
are drawing near 10 Uzsok pass. II
yahey carry this position thew will
command another easy road to Hun
gar
nispatches spur Interest
INTEREST in the near eastern ii sit,iaz
stion has been u tiInuia tied BIZ the res
Eeeipt Ia Lonion of Two special dis
patches, one of which declares that
the recent n fssion to Berlin of Field
Marsha yOn Der s0itx WAS insfi igat.
ed the YOung IIslrks, slio have
declared that aerraaiy must send &
strong force to de
threaten Bull gazia that mum itf0ds
var rligh be 4 ssf,t rkey
WhQ the ytl1Ses prime
min ter of Hui za as H new
sitsdat lion az ss,soug ghk about by
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TODAY
Martell A. Wilcox. \ \
MetropoI oIitan Cash Meat Market N

MarteIi a Wilcox.
I Metropolitan Cash Meat Market
WnIf Auto co. s5.S
& 3. M Andrews,
u N. MacLactiiai1.
y stover constructio, co.
syeyman-RrutoE CO.
e. r Litsle,
1estas's Shoe store.
Robert w Kreiser.
Z. n, Pritrtard.
ToWslee q ToSslee.
I Tcrney's Grocery. l|s
Miller q Williams.
n. Cook Il co.
Or, r. N. BurIingame, card,
calmenson CD
schaiIsr Department Store.
Natertown Light 4 Power CO.
The Foto Pia Theater. Y
n g. Jesup Garment co.
Farmers Provision co, S
st. Paul Bargain Store.
Meihan Bros. Lumber co.
WatertoWn Feed and ruel co.
Dakota Sales co.
tiayes-Lncas Lumber co.
l ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
GEL PRIS
4 A
EEL RED FOR
French Fear sernan (,are,
Germans Feal French
Care 81 soners
Noted lossa Editor Fsays peFsona III
Visit ~ Erench Prison con.
centratio on amp,

fssE ne aItlcies punNHneu E6HlpW dSI VI 4 Ils
account of the first jour- alisttG
spectson OF detention camps for prisss
oners OF war IN France sanctioiicd by
tho French government &. is writ item
specially for the N esY ork World
and the Pioneer Press Lafayette
2onng former tied S tss senator
fIpIn iowa, and esIi Tor ana publ liEller
of the Des M0fnes Capital
Paris The people ~ France ara
afraid that French sold iArs ili t3ers
man prisons rs NOT well cared for.
and the peopla OF q ermany are 4 fratdl
the German ptisoners are not we'll
cared for
Newspaper men acting as corres
spDndSnts In Paris have been invited
TO visit prison CAM nps sghere German
soldiers are held A number OF thaEn
have Just returned from their iirst
tour Of Investigation.
Work titt Soldiers
The party proceeded tog Tours oil
March 80 and AL thu place they
found GerHaan prisoners uf wal work
ing alongside of French no Hers who
had charge of hem we're uIls
loading su pTlies tor he rsnch army.
Their work was iii q large building
erected for rai ilway purposes. ii was
4 brtg ght, clean place.
s When not al work the German pris.
oners are vel housed some III build
|ings and \ some tn tent There are
500 prisoners in this camp
\.
1e Netsl Rlaala N oass a ood
ARE iveii splHnfy III sui,stan
Iftfai food Including
Only one prisoner Irnplained of mol
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
.AnTNEY BLAMED FOR THE
FAILURE or TROLLEY LINE

4 Muskogee, okla. The jitney has
ftrinmphed It was the sole trans
por<ation system toasly to East Ok
imulgee and Fondulac, following the
abandonment Of trolley lines to those
points. The street railway manager
charged the jitngys with the failure.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
they Cost Money.

Young Doctor: 4 took my new car
10 have it repaired and ahe garage
man charged me $500. z,
Old Medic: on could get a new
bus for that. 81
Young Doctor: ell. you see, he
.tdltSglsaast kaaow what was the matter
With it SO he called q consultation. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
MEXICO CONSIDER
OVERTURES LOOK
ING TO HARMON
Circulating That
Warning Factions May
Agree on President
Auerta Said to Have Come Here in
4. Furtherance sf the
Plan.

Philadelp phia. The Press prints the
following today:
accredited agents ID the United
States of the belligerent factions in
Mexico have met in this country and
decided on union candidate for the
presidency of the war-torn republic
His name, with the Endorsement
of the various fact lions, has been pre-
sented to President Wilson and the
latter has been asked to allow him to-
take office. 8358 ss
Story Well Founded.
This information comes from a
Philadelphian thoroughly sconversant
with Mexican affairs in that nation,
and also in this country.
This explains the mission OF Vice
storiano Huerta, the exiled president
OF Mexico, in the United States at
the present time, this authority fur
ther assarts. ~ y
sssuerta Will Advise.
While 15uerta win not be allowed
to dicker Ia Mexican affairs within
the southern republ lie, he will he call
ed on to <lend his aid and advice to
the envovs of the yarions factions
who hayeFpatrhed up a trace and are
trying to obtain ssttled government
for the sreRuhl lic.
'-The man who HAS been selected
|for this hon as sEsne Of the closest
advisers Of General Francisco villa;
in fact, is one of the valued mem
bers nf that warriors staff He is a
Mexican of wealth, highly educated
and a soldier, who has graduated .at
the Mexican west Point at Ghapul
tepec. Ss
Viii End Fighting.
t.He 10 favored by all the factions,
and is the one man Of destiny in Mex
leo at the present time. SO this Phila-
degphinn declares that the various
revuluti utionary leaders will ascept
without a tight.
The PhiladeIphi asserts that far
from being wealth II, former President
Huerta is IN reality q poor mar. He
Ehas been living In a S 10-a-week board
ing house Ia Barcelona, Spain, since
Aais fight from this country. /"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
!. g;Alusttrian Attaeks .subside.

Peuograd, (via London Austrian
attacks on sne height Of the Mexol-
aboroz district Of Hungary, where the
Austrians for six days have been fur
iously attempting to regain positions
recently taken by the Russians, ap-
pear to have dc efiniteiy subsidet
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
sunk EhY subnaYif1e.

London, April 19.The British
trawIer Vanilla was sunk by a tor
pedo from "a German submarine in ahe
North sea yesterday, according to q
report made by Captain Hill skipper
sof the trawaer Fermo.
London neither the negotiations
between Rome and Vienna concern
ing Italy's demands for territorial
concessions have been broken off re-
mains for the moment an official sec
ret, gbut it appears fc be universally "
agreed that the tension Is approach
ing the breaking point.
Itis suggested here that the Italian
foreign office is awaiting an ultimatalm
4 IRON senna on the subject Of Italy $
military preparations along the IRON
tier as ID pretext tx, sever the remain
ing ties BARRING an out reak of hos
tilitaes
Sudden Embargo Placed.
It is asserted today that d sudden
embargo has been placed at Como on
/ a train load Of copper. iron. antimony
j and sufpha1e and that italy and Ku-
q mania have taken joint action in Tes
fusing to allow food dstuffs for the civ
\ ilian population OF Austria Hungary
4 is traverse their territories.
Although there had been much
Z sagiltfnp ID both the eastern and west
ern fields, operations on a big scale
4 are still awaiting Improvement in the
4 \ weather on one side and adequate
Y supplies On the ot her indications
are. however, III both the Gar rpat thians
{ ana Poland that the create battle
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

ID ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

London, prsl To- The British
trawIer Vanilla was sunk by a tor
pedo from "a German submarine in ahe3
North sea yesterday, according to q
report made BY Captain Hill, skipper
aof the trawaer Fermo. ss
The evening world., 1915-03-16
Sayings of
Mrs. Solomon!
BY Helen Rowland

sPru.p o. ssvYe WasO.
DAuoHrER hear now tn. parse.e Of The
~'~ panion and his Little
Lo there dwt in Babylon Clever Damse. ALL admired
her and
companionship their inspiration.
For she so sensible -
secrets and seeking advice consolation dn times Of uea
oveweariness the widowe 1
her blessed when she led them out of bondage
And whensoever
he brought her unto the Wise Damse(sayi =
10 prihee teach her
she such frivolous little thing and needeth SUPERIOR
guide her" --.,
Yo BRAINS bs n,sess,
neither the curls head
Ter inside not be easily supplied from without aFs
And the SENSIBLE
tnued be admired" "respected"-snd d
And in her heart she rebeled, crying:
why left I things
admreth. theoretically; spoken
practically Of marriage! Alas. aas.
tree!" FHa#
evening youth
moonit piazza and the
NOT
weariy youth her, sayins:
unto ne
tonsht to tell thee great srs-evsn that am in love-"
hopefully
Then the youth continued, saying ,.-...N
verify. would that she whom adore like TIInr
while with
I
And. thereupon him.
And when she appeared upon the morrow she was clad k
esrins
jnsns tule and patches
tsuasr
smiles and bantered them with
they astery sA
talk with her.
seeblemind)d questions s.leaysl
an Uwagers exceeding shocked
pered among "She hath DAFTYi"
at ENGA0nlDle1,
and the weds day was set And the Dam's re'oicsd in her h
verify verify Is better than reversd and 10 bs raA
admired and to be MARRIED than superior And Ils Hus
desired than much Paonsc Tendship!" A
6elah = -
The evening world., 1915-03-16
The Joy Rider.

rLoRA o'FLLNN. with her vain
little heart,
. Feathered and furred. in . gas
Rides up the avenue:
Babyish blue is the light In the eyes
90 Of her.
Fit to be true the wide look of sur
prise Of her.
Golden the hair that's the radiant
crown Of her,
Fetching. that fleeting. bewildering
frown OF her.
Trim and expensive from toe to tho
toque Of her,
High costs of living no worries
Avoke Of her;
Fashion and Folly, the first and last
word Of her. =.
Fiji with their frivols the day all
absurd Of her,
Man, Born of woman, the ultimate
fool OF her,
Flies, a. sparks upward, to suffer
the rule Of her:
GlanceA adoring. from left and from
right Of her,
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Strict Parents
~ ieiS. ~ NJ Psiins tTss Nv Yess ersans wsl,
a Esuu Thst Bvin0s Ns Oson Punishrssnt
By Sophie Irene Loeb

daushter. promotes n sense Of -.
crsCv ana vith n iater sufSorinri
When. Oh. when win parents realise
nat II n much bettsr Tor Mary to
sntSrtsin her calisrs At home than
10 mset them ON nc cornarsf
Whcn. Oh. when Vtii they under.
stsnd that Il n better 10 countsnancs
n.w" h:r .oStiv st.si into thc house
~ ths n.cS 'HcorS WhSn. Oh. vhen
The evening world., 1915-03-16
The Jarr Family
By Roy L. McC Cardell
css isis : n ~. ras o. IN ~ Yos I...,.s wosal

- 0IAAWN9KY. the Slasisr
x around the corner. came
down the street with .
cheerful smile on his face.
Good evening. Mr.. Sls-
vinsky." said Mr.. Jarr.
did you see them boys from school
get IN hght, the two crowds. and
throw rocks on each other till the
police was sent fort" asked Ne. Sia.
whisky.
PITY the police weren't ON the Job
when the thing began" said Mr. Jar.
80 help mel Don't you vast any.
body to have any funf Boys will bs
boys" remarked Mr.. olavinsky. 1T
only breaks . few windsrs. and that
don't hurt nobody. Only whom my
little Sollis hollsrs names at other
boys and runs when they throw, rocks
at him he runs homs. and that Amt
good business when my windsrs 10
broke"
II thought little soiNs was . very
good boy" said Mr.. JarT.
80 hs L." said Mr.. slavinsky
proudly. "what you think he gets
In school-hs brings II homo on =
card--ninety per cent! sure! Ninety
per cent. for his studies and ninety
per cent. for his conduct and ninety
per cent. because ~ don't play
hockey. Ny. that shows he 10 going
70 be . good business man! Ninety
per cent. 70 . good profitl"
80 when Mr.. Jarr gained his apart
msnt hs asked casually about the
children's monthly school cards.
"Thsy are around some place." said
Mrs. Jarr quietly. II don't pay much
attention to them. Those teachers aA
have their pets and show Vartia!ity 10
thsm."
''oh. they can hardly DO that In .
big school," SAID Mr.. Jar.
The btgUsr the sohooi the more psta
and tsAdhsrs' favorltssi" declared
Mrs.. Jarr. Thank goodness. our vii.
lis u spirited and indspsndsnt."
II take Il from tlAs his report Isn't
very flattsrins." said Mr.. Jar.
wiiiis's report showed bargain
rates. He had twenty for attendance
and fftssn for nsatnsss., In his W.
rious studies he ranged from forty tc
ftfty. ''why. wiiiis." said Mr.. Jarr
'1ittis sollie Slavinsky got ninety
per cent. foe svsrythins."
willie won't keep his ansss oui
Of bis mouth" cried the ltttis giri
Teacher scoids him for that. and hs
gets his hands dirty at rscsss, and hs
don't care. And he puts his pencils
In his mouth. tool" added little sister,
"rhs teacher 10 right" sai6 Mr.
Jarr. .seat y AsW. ohllAroa ~ a..
,easoe NnD llun1naGlaaon111 ,11nGlll
The evening world., 1915-03-16

Tie ran away from homo at
. tender ass. We were too strict
With him. We were % anxious for
him 70 make high marks In hi school
we were % proud Of him.
I'VE kept him At his studies every
night. and finally. when examination
time came and he failed. no could
not bear TO face us. In those early
days he ran away to some friends and
rimanded. Then. later on. during the
adventurous age. he went out one
evening with some companions. mis-
chievous neighbor 6oyv. II was .
harmless, boyish escapade. but, know
ing how strict wo were. and being Of
q very sensitive nature. our possible
rebuke was unbearable to him and
he went away.
FOR years We did not know where
he was. but now ! know much Of the
fault was with his parents. We could
not see with tho boys eyes. We
looked ct life only In its realities, and
foRlfot that youth and tts frtvolities
arc TO be taken into consideration
With all the lsniency possible"
This woman had her experisnce and
therefore saw the fohy OF It al. But
there are many mothers and fathers
who have not suffered % keenly and
who might proht BY such experience
Speed the day when mothers should
see that being too strict with theiI
The evening world., 1915-03-16
By E. ". Osbor,x

Autely declare the ail-conaueFau6
might Of her. lI-
Day unto day utters flattsring spessh1
Of hAr SSf
(Ah! but the cost tust TO ~ wssAA
reach Of herD, ~" 10 ~
Runneth the world. By the oolfsVyoo.
ten creed OF her. FfL :.
But to yield Joy to the uncoasend
need Of her.
wilful the way and capricious ~
(What shall We say Of the ocattoyinGA
waste Of her7): III
Gay-winging butterfly: tridtns a
use of her '.'
STU less the use Of this ShyuaAs
abuse Of her. -
On with the Joy ride. the trtum0haa
way Of herl "a 80.
No Fate's tomorrow bsclopd - -.
day Of her! Sf
Flora O'Flinn. with her vain ue0A
heart.
Fsathered and furrsd. In . ssssnkS
Rides up the avenusi
The evening world., 1915-03-16
TOO MANY OF THE SAME KIND.

H0HT d0ui with stendant Tire end smoko continue to be
suzsut danger In the subway yesterdays socdcnt had
occurred ok hours lsAer the the morning Of Jan.
have bean sstsd Az subway streets and hotels
Md Win fumes traffic hated sovesnd below ground telephones
&GkAut of business and Thousands Of people disturbed
NJ comqcstsd work tho subwsy go with.
ssasl ap understandable But that the Of yes
yb ouh b Of exactly he nsure that claimed to
1eve started s base Of Jan ct lest warming Moreover
10y fan 10 remark the fact that there have been subway
odsuts resulting from circuits in the Hnsce months
y any ether time since the subway opened.
For not far to SEEK the Public Service Comm
sn may have relaxed i former standards Of vigilance Who
pso e pabc from the consequences Of careless work in
urge upon the Ineboough the necessity for rcpscs-
0snt and renewal in the old?
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Spring Will Hit New York At ll.43 A. M. Sunday

Soon we may stroll the neids and
see the lambkins' sktpping Decisltoe.
Soon We may lsarn how spriny un-
folds . golden argosy Of colds: how
daffodias and chilblains blend 10
Spring her ragtime course doth wend;
how Joys are intertwfnsd With Ills and
sunny days with agus pills-
still Springs at hand (as We shall
see. Sunday. i1.&O: and with u
comes the Easter hat to smash some
sesser's bankroll nat. And with II,
too, come ptomaines glad to rolliclx
In the boneful shad. Hut. anyhow,
tho news Is good. Lots hail.tt mAdiy
=. we should. sy ysll!ns 70 ss6,ln:
MN GlaA xsniss Gssssis
The evening world., 1915-03-16

Thus. 100 was . leap year. but 100.
ieoo and 1900 were not.
- Dssyels - PhilsAsIDAia.
TO ths Edatss = Ths esaias w&As, 1885,
Our bicycle club intends 10 take q
trip to PHILADELPHIA. What blcycilgt
OF experience can inform us the beet
and shortest way 70 90: also The dls.
tancs from Tomptlnsviils. 3. l.!
THIS should interest many bicyclists,
think. W. n,
Gevepunest lsad.
70 ~ Edeor q Ths Evsaias wesid;
Whore may obtain full informa-
g. rsSessiac r. s the distr'saties e q Qev'
- n 9 sessssssy sf ~ zstssisr,
00pb - q sss s.
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y
ming . little too pronounced h ~
attentions. ~ -.
OF late whom Jane haA been sut
that she had . sort Of hilarious soo1
nature that ! could not account foe
until one night she voluntsegol ~
information that she had been drink.
Ing champagne.
y shouidn't drink much of SAaa
stun" I told her. TT Int sesS Soe
,.n',:s nxs:' IT is. 1T make. IN. ssrs..- =.
Forget what?" asked, pusslea.
you wouldn't understand II I to,a
YOU" she replied. >.
turned. - 80
mo danger Of that, I don't ses
dropped.
!! now know that In spite Of ~
coldness-a coldness fostered By ny
actions-that Jane At this time etiil
loved me dearly. And had aocorded
her one 1.-THE Of the attention. the ~.
preston Of love that I felt and thsS
was her due. should never hay
written this story-the story olk5
mans mistakes. forgot that cIIco
| married isn't always caged, and mt 4
sublime faith in the comfortable nm
culine theory of woman's love ma
her abnormal power to forgive anv
KIND OF III treatment or neGIeot fhst
man gives her. and still 90 o. ipv-
Ing him. -
Unfortunately for me, my Win "a
not belong to the clasS 20 whisH M
treatment could be applied. xn6I
believe that the principal rsaSon ehaf
90 many women stand for non3ooE'
and many other things, from -. *
because of their children. Jana Wns,i6
have endured anything. stood for. NV
thing. for Johns sake, but moi -
mine. =.
A look back. the great mista,es
of my early married life soom noW ~
have been due TO the fact that I con-
stantly thought Of myself, cav thlnSn
only from my own viewpoint ~
failed to realise that Jane Was adssf-
Ing herself to . new and untpSo6 -,
istence, and that. naturally. eVery-
thing was strange to her. WkS&
long after-I came to think fpoa ~
standpoint In matters coucsrnine ~.
everything was differSnt. LooS1SS ~
things from . viewpoint Of yo1ar -.
and adapting yourself q the y1Nv-
point g anetAer Deroons aso to1oily
oiffproot 0AttoBa - S'-'7 =
] lTs - aCsaatuoe1 u
The evening world., 1915-03-16

was antagonistic TO all theories abe
dad not advance herself.
It's true" said Mr.. Jarr. ''Now,
willis." he continved. turning to
Young Hopeful. "if papa gives you .
nickel will you try TO get . better
report at schoolf And. above all,
will you promise you won't put PEN
ellis or money In your mouth-any-
thing any other child has handledT'
Willie seized the coin and rushed
The evening world., 1915-03-16

n TEXT Sunday morning sprins win
IN be here at eleven forty three
to clout old Winter In the head
and chase him 70 his Arctic bed: TO
Scrub the snowdrtfts on the map ana
set the trees TO making sep: TO render
droary hillsidss glad and start .
run on book and shad.
Just at eleven forty three fair
Spring within In our mongst will bs.
For at that moment. rain or shine,
or Sol will cross the vernal line.
Wherefore In verse the bard tmparts
the news that then the 0pringttms
aeaytA So greet the tt6inOo With .
eAeer end hall tie olreh1sv - tAo
0R .t.. 81 ,.,'sss :. :. .-.1s.. $3.50
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Hits From Sharp Wits.

1hsse Asvsr 10 an office with jinx
- U&&toua 'as =, prevent somebody
&tesa running for it.-sioux City
.
4 Can any one explain why q sharp
aeto should b. couched In blunt Ian
Wa neasy talks It's apt TO drown
- san, anall voice Of conscaence.--
91asooueea News and Courier.
X, Uneing thear own words wouldn't
The evening world., 1915-03-16

ceeded to show me. Now
instead of remaining ~
homo or consulting me A. to making
engag gsments. she went her own sweet
way, accepting all invitations ana D.
coming suddenly very gay.
I'VE must give dinner. 9eoree.
she said one morning. II can't accept
continually ana not reVuro
peoples hospitality" ~
"Do, give one by all means: Wnom
will you havef" I asked.
before We decide whom we Will have
I should like you to make up your
mind N you will grace the occasion
by your presence?" Jane replied sar-
casticaiIy, q tone she often used TO
me at this time Il now know 10 hioe
O deeper feeling).
Certainly. I shall be home when
ever you decide to entertain formally
that is. II you let me know IN time
to make my arrangements ana tnore
are no accidents"
She made no reply, but began to
name the guests she would invite.
made no remark until she mentioned
4 woman of whom l very much dis
approved and whom Jane knew ! dis
liked.
Il certainly shall invite her." she
told me. II have accepted nor INVITA-.
tions several times. she 10 all right;
just has Q good time. You can't blame
her for that. II 1t weren't for John
she doesn't do a thing I wouldn't dol''
I thought this mere braggadocio
and paid no attention. although sew
eral times or late I had been annoyed
by what Jane did.
"What would you like me to dor
Jane asked on bne occasion when
had objected to her going with q
ray party OF some OF whose members
/ disapproved. "Stay at homo and
tviddiS my thumbs a. I used tot
That time 10 over for me. There are
plenty Of people that enjoy my 90
ciety, even II you don't"
Jane gave her dinner and II wa
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