The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

become a suffraget after your baby
Is born. What you have just said
10 me sounds like one OF those
speeches that are dubbed spell.
binders
She laughed. and then continued
earnestly. We'll. it's my earnest
opinion Just the same. and as soon
as Bulge and Teddy set biz enough
| am going to plan their education
for this life work"
Just then tho Riddles were
brought In by their nurse for their
goodnight frolic with their father.
They were loud In their dlsappolnt.
ment when told that their father
would not be home to play with
them. However as they are very
fond OF me. they consented TO be
placated.
Bulge. who II the ringieader OF
all their activities. aitho he does
not speak as plainly as Teddy.
rushed over and climbed Into my
lap. With both his chubby hands.
he could look Into II closely. his
he could look into II closely. His
big eyes. so like his fathers. open.
ing wide. IA he impaired the news.
I'm doin TO have little thlsrer. :"
NO. Is that SOL"
'Ess. I'm dom 10 have her right
here in thith houthe very thoon.
Thces my own little thister. Teddy
don't like her. tho he ithent dom to
have her at ALL"
What's this. what's this. you're
talking about7" demanded Eliene.
I'm talking about my title
thlster that Teddy don't want"
answered Bulge. so heth's Invaded
her off to me for my new dog daddy
bwought home yethterday. ! don't
care II my nothe It'll bwoke. the
doctor can mend II. and II won't
hurt muth."
Who's been talking 10 you
about your nose being broken?'
again asked Eliene sharply.
ALBERT who takes us widing."
answered To-day "He said our
noses would be broke when we got
our little sister. and told him !
didn't want n little sister II had
TO have my nose all broke. Bulge
said he would be glad TO have her.
cause sisters grew up into ladies'
and ladies made mammas. and
mammas were the bestest things a
little boy could have. but ! thought
I'd raver have a nose"
Teddy was awfully funny Ms he
held on TO his little stub nose and
declared for II instead of a sister.
He talks much palmer than Bulge
and L. the bigger boy OF the two.
altho Bulge was born first.
Isn't It a terrible thing to tell n
child these awful stories? Albert
shall be discharged tomorrow. /"
said Ellene. and then she took both
children In her arms and told them
that neither OF them would have
broken noses when little sister
came. she is coming for you to
love and take care OF. my DEAR
she said.
win there be more than one?'
asked To-day. n little awed
II think not. said Elicne with
a laugh: "at least | hope not"
But there's two OF u.s." he pro.
tested, not being able 10 realize
that children were not habitually
born In pairs.
III will take two OF you 10 care
| for little sister" said Eliene.
Isn't It strange" she said to me.
that even the most prudish and
old-fashlonea person can see no
harm IN preiudlcing the mind OF a
child against his coming brother
or sister, by telling him his nose
will be broken, when these same
persons seem to feel that speaking
OF coming child In a sensible and
tender way Is immodest."
have begun to think that n our
ancestors put the pure In purity,
they also put great deal OF I'm
purity In the minds OF their d
scendants.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow