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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17
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10 aor.
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belt meaem Sc isrite 70 Setter al
bette dnr. Sioite Sai0Oel aSelpe
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paa. al Oenne artifel fom no blanOt
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muIig Image meO at aimale 5or.
boIoene. iom Be pirfelig er. 9ele
artifeltrpffen of bare ianme
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nof en- al Rrpitcrnc. Tom bol6er oct
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al Den Slaas, nan life ieIo 9eutn.
ger. Sra ct Bar Seminarier i Qme.
ia Com Der geitiaing til 6orlagge-
rem ON en- iprfig ll0eape. i~nobunoen
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/ Sapan.
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for artifIer Of 0en Slags2') Seq
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emo iee tun6e iige / Ell ballot 3un.
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ON, boao ieg t9nfer paa og fortqI-
Ter ON core egne imaa 5orbolo. 5
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tore 1rpf at male ct 8iaeoe al
5orhoI0ene berloe.
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til at ifripe ilittigere til glaoene
oe iortpGe mere ON arbeioet beru.
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6enoiIes berbe0 til oisie TO artifler.
9gfns
5prger Sapan nriten uaibrnot. 6or
to 9lar ii0en maatte ct afnOemi meo
800 Stuoenter lltffes | Here ll1er,
ga 1ofus trqnste oerino; eae5e
gtu0enter 0s0e. gigeitoler bar
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mere 3io. Ser % Der optrpoer ben
oqIaa enfeltuis: TO friitne arbeiocre
Der / almdmoto er lige fommen 10
al Soipitalerne eiter en- baarO Ramp
meo 0en % mi er, Iom tioligere
msooeIt, Dor egen fare Natiumoto
.alfet til Speeleiet.
> so, Ri ifal ie at Ifaffe Dem OF
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17

8ait. 5. u. 9aaien. Staple3arit
g9ebr., ifal / oenne llge molpgges
paa Quauitana 6oiuitaI j @biea8o
for at undertakes en- Operation. @du
neuier. GpholOet Der Uii rare 10
llaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17

9ait. 5. II. 2arieu, Siour Gin,
So, bar iagt ia til aaIOet ira Fri
nitatis Menig6eo og 9rorion Sci
ifoIe peo aenmare, q, ., 0os Bar
ban fun looet al tage Sfoleu for eet
Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17
Gn 5raftat.

Watiumoto bar pGret Re0ntter
al oct balpe al port iapnnif. Iutberite
airtebIoO og fit iie meget goOt ire
set. Ru lit ban 8 Dollars ira en-
goo Ben i Blair til at trDffe oa
uo0ele en- Iraftat, Der beitoo al
Gagsitpftet / @os8ners Sfatfiite
Tor 6. Snnuar. Ratiumoto ger
fine Eager net. 9an fit lat / ct
9iaeoe al glocfs: uaommer Bis til
mig, ale 8, iom nrbeioer."
9oa en- Doerit tiltnIen0e Naaoe
bar ban tilfeict ct 6orOrO, bUori ban
ger Neoe ior. bpem @iueren er, %
9eniigten meo Den life Eraftat
Zen bar oo / alt Bnio giort SnO.
trof pao pore ariitne allereoe. Den
bringer nof oaiaa geIiignelie til
andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17

Nen boa6 ioa. nanr ri fonmier
oDer poa R~enneifelipets Omraa0e2
Get er oette 0mraaoe, Di t9nfer
pao Deo SpergsmaaIet: or Ragt
Get?
Man bar oeTao Der billet b9uoe
oct, og BET er 10 BET, Der gnas 10
ira, nnnr man forisger at afgsre
Itore internationaIe Weaempprenoer
Oeo arig.
Spergsmaalet er fife iaa let be.
ioaret, iom mango maaife er til
beielige I'll at meme.
3pbeit iet, ioenlt iet er ri tilbeie.
Iige iii at beioore Spergsmaalet
befr9ftenOe - Rngt er Ret.
Ibi - @uO er aImnstis. % 5nn
er 4prligbeo; o9 oct er nbioIrt ret
% rigtigt, at aprIigbeoen iaar Con
at ruaoe. iaa soes Der Ret og get-
iproigbeo.
9eriom Neuneifet M leDeOe i
CUBS gide6e, iao par BET rigtigt
at De itRrfeite, De met aan0sfplote
og ooerlegne iful0e rna0e.
Men at Sp6rgsmaolet er iao
omifeligt at beioare, oct fOmmer al,
at aprligbeoen, iom Den ! 4lmin,
Oeligbeo ger iig gqloenoe ! 8eroen,
er 6leben ct 8rpngebine6e al Den
Ian0e aqrIigbeo, err bIeoen Ggen.
terIigbeo.
Spis Rogten 6lep brugt til at
i0tte Neutrality-suspicious. 5orOringer
igennem, ino par Wngten Ret, BET
par Der oa ilet ingen 5are De6 at
bRooe.
Nien netop ior6i granddaughter
tager Moeten / fin 9ieneite. oerior
CT Utagten netop life Hef.
De fpmpen6e merrer nnturliguis
6Der Tor fla, at Sc famper for.
6Dao ser err Ret og rigtigt, mener
nItiaa. at Tlogt er get.
9ette funoe bog fun ppre Ill
ipIoet ! en- 9rig, boor gietten ab.
Ioliit par p1o ben enc SIDE os
llretten paa Den an0eu.
Den 6pis nh Nagten - ia BLOT
inoenfor cen Notion ~ Dirfelig par
Het. f1n Diloe De imaa og Iuase !
Samfumoet alorig fomme til at II
De llret, tbi Raeten OiIOe bliue
6ruet til at foriuare De imaa og
ipdge.
Wen foroi - tDertimoo - @gen.
frrIighcoen toger Wagten ! I'm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17

De hinges 9lao = 5anuar 1911.
De hinges 9lao - Snni 1913.
0onIferen g9r. 5-19. SUM 1912.
Ganiferen 92r. So. Sui 1912.
GanIferen 9er. Il - %. Oft. 1918.
Ganiferen Gr. ID. 6ebr. 1914.
Daniteren g1r. s. %. 6ebr. 1914.
Meo Oisie iDo samle Blade. eaer
ieI0 ct cufeIt al oeml er Der cen elIer
fIere. iom fan asre mig me8et gIaO-
Get er al. bpao lea mangler Al ale
pore Blade belt ii0en en- @an9 Mot
+. 5alpiemierne, 0erior letter 20
gnonu mere 9ri5 paa Dem. i
ian ienoes oirefte I'll mig. e1er DC
fan Ienoes til .. 6. 4. 0ouie. 9t}ir.
3ebr., iaa oil Or. Zion }tieliet
gore mig Den @Ipoe at ien0e Dem
oioere, % ON Der fomnier ior man.
sc, r%eturneres DC ouerileoiee, al
fan ban ienoe mig Re9ninBen.
Nleo 5iertelia Silien.
GOers esen lloienoin1,
I. ~. I. @tnt6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17
spp aamle glnbe.

@etop iaa mango oilOe iea gerne
beoe ON for at ina mine aargan-
ae uofplOte. ct Bar al Dem bar
ieg beOt ON isr, men ieg fiji fin ct
gar. al .. Il. 8laO Com ieg biertis
for). &DnO ie9 enonu mang.
Ter er:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17
.Gr Mag&ht!

6or nogen Ei0 iioen ina ri bet
6puoet. at baaOe / 8lanteriget %
0nreriaet aialt Ben 2oo, at Nagt
er Het.
San, iom bpDoe0e BET. ieste ian
uatilrligois ogiaa at beoiie lin @aa.
itnno. nprmeit no ira Den AuIfitel.
ie, at De beore og itarfere i en-
6per 9[rt tnaer Nagten ooer De
ioaaere. oisie goar nn0er og btne
teoer.
Suor plot bette fan oeIOe oe
nerfenoes in0en for beer 4rt ior
ia, oct ifaI 81 life fomme n9rme-
re mo paa emo At iiae, at ielu on
set fan panOiies. at Oct ~ior6olOer
ia iaaleoes. iaa er oermeo fife be.
pit. at Ragt er 8et.
Wten goar ri iaa o0er til Re
trnqtning al Arternes ForhoIo I'll
hoeron6rp. ioo oiier Set fla fIarere,
at Raat life or Ret.
5aq ct Bar gfsempler ira 4In.
t~eDeroenen.
Epnf pon 9sgeitooene oerhieui-
me o. iaa paa Sfoomgrfen unoer
set rationale 0anIfe Srp. 6oorior
iflil0e set tore. ItoIte 9sgetrr e0e.
Ieqqe Sfoomarfen? Greet aIp0er
0e0 lit lloieenoe. 6en oelifate 4Ian.
te ueo i'm 7uft.
Ponqe tore 6rugttrper 10er M
belize % gapnliae 6rugtar. men
huem oil paaitaa. al iIere a De
Irper, Der bGrer Smooirugt, full.
Sc uiae 9laoien ior DC tore
d tanf m0eu Tor 9lanteriget
paa 9Iomiteriamilien. 9i 6oIoer a
at ie be itorc, :. @fs. 9ioner, men
hoem Uiloe life glroe iig lige iaa
meaet oe0 1iiinofrDaeni
d / 1preoer0en2 Ge tore %
fraitiae gfsempIarer er al itor Be
noning, +. CTS. tore 1%rat5eite;
men 5rnoen og aatten er 5ener
fife u0en 9etp0ning.
De tore 5ugIe er nDttioe, men
boem oil paaitaa. at Sc iutna Gang
iugle fife er BET.
8ariationen, 0en tore RPng0e
af forifeIiae arter oe al fort oa
fmaat irDoer o9 gsr 2ipet riet.
Oct er fort ingt life alene oct
tore % mpgtige. Der bar 9etponing
I 2ioet og Tor 9toet. oct er megei
mere oet, Der msoer 2iuets
forffelIige gebou. Der bar
9%etDoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-17

> so. hi ffaI ie at Ifaffe Dem oa
rfaffe Tlnos for benz. Reo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11
HARDLY DEAD YET

The compilation of returns on the
income tax collections shows, for the
year ending June 80, 316, 900 corpora
tons, with $64,O71, 319,185 capital
stock, and bonded and other indebt-
edness sS7, 1876 ,215, O96. The net in
comes were nearly per cent on the
capital
Moreover, the gain in net income
over the previous year was over a
half billion dollars.
We guess that the country has not
yet gone to the dogs" .-.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11

Whatever the state utilities cOm-
mission decides te-do for the strap
hangers of Chicago will take months
of investigation and when it's all over
will be knocked out or tied up in the
federal courts. This view of the trac-
ton situation was given Day Book
reporter by a member of the city de-
partment of public service.
Nothing but municipal ownership
will give the people of Chicago a real
control of their street car lines so
they can have decent service" said
this official. eff some relief doesn't
come soon through the city operating
motor bus lines in competition with
the traction companies, that hope of
better service will fade away"
To-day the state utilities commits
sion is starting on the job of forcing
the surface lines to give the service
they promised when they got their
franchise. After months of inVesti-
cation, checking up and getting evil
dence. the commission will order the
car companies to make changes. The
companies will then take the whole
case to the federal courts just as they
did with the Oak Park case.
"The people of Oak Park held mass
meetings, hired lawyers and went be-
fore the utilities commission. After
months of hearing the commission
ordered the Oak Park elevated to
raise it's tracks so as to save human
life. Sam insult, the roads receiver,
took the case to Federal Judge Kohl
saat. don't know just what the lat
est legal tangle of the case is now
but I know the tracks haven't been
raised. And the people Of Oak Park
are today exactly where they were
when they started. If they get the
tracks raised they will have the fares
raised. too. If the fare isn't raised
the tracks won't be"
Tbren local bodies have been han
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11

oANIES HAVE DROP ON
CHICAGO
Ferry as commissioner, has
secured evidence in hundreds of cas-
es wheer the companies are violating
the city ordinances on signs, lights,
transfers, ventilation. Right after
several of these cases prosecuted by
Asst Corporation Counsel George
Reker were won and the companies
fined about a month ago, the Tribune
started a straphangers' crusade. The
big point here is that the whole case
of street railway regulation will be
snagged in federal courts.
The board of supervising engi-
neers created by ordinances of 1907
has pulled down S980,667.77 in sal
aries since 1907, Bion J. Arnold alone
getting $4,000 in this time. Result:
Cars crowded worse than ever.
Mayor Harrison and the city coun-
Gil granted the surface companies the
right to merge financially last year.
In exchange for this right. the COM
NAMES promised unified" service,
better service. The promise was
bunk"
The companies have room on their
tracks for 20 per cent more care dur
ing rush hours. They can cut the
crowding of cars down 20 per cent
any time they want to spend the
money for cars and operation. Will
the state utilities commission be able
tn force them? Or will it all end in
the pigeon holes of the federal
courts?
HARDLY DEAD YET
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24
The terrified little blond looked up

The terrified little blond looked up
1ncredulously. 1t was as 1t she had
been given drink Of some strong
stimulant, and she clutched eagerly at
the memorandum slip. Perhaps with
that she could win back all that she
had lost!
THANK your she gasped and hur-
ried from the room.
The other woman grabbed her phone.
'Eight-o eight-O Gardenv' she called.
Hello! Mr.. Perry. please This Is his
wife's friend"
June moved for her hat and coat.
Hello, Mr.. Perry! Say, your wife
is at 4S Kingsley court gambling, and
she's going to be exposed In half an
hour if you aren't here to pay her
debts"
The man at the other end of the wire
apparently took a moment to gasp for
breath then the wire doomed
IAN right. bring the police IL you
want snapped the yellow haired wom-
an II guess can stand the nOtoriety
if You and your wife can. And. say,
checks don't go Bring cash. It's eight.
fifty now"
June stood aghast. gambling house!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24

"A guy with black whiskers," and the
human being illustrated the Vandyke
by motion of his hand. asked me the
same thing!'' l'sos
Blye again! Ned clinched his fist
Did you see the girl?'' $50.
The object winked. So
rs none of your business,.' he. an
swered with great dignity and reeled
away. 3.s
Ned gazed after him in perpIexity.
There was no use to question that fel-
low any further. but 1t was certain
that the man had seen June. She had
passed this way then She was. some
where near. And bye! Blye; too, had
passed this way: Ned chose the most
direct street. the one which led to q lit
tie fountain. where another street an
gled sharply into it. And this foun.
tain was visible from the third floor
windows of the Widow O'Keefe's
house. Ned Warmers heart was fun
of murder. :.
Bye had passed that way, but he
had gone up another street. Now he.
too in his wandering search Tor the
runaway bride came down toward the
little fountain from the other angle.
June looked out Of the window. In
the gathering dusk she. saw without
recognizing them the. two men ap-
preaching each other. with the sharp
cornered building between
At the point and under the light they
would meet Gilbert Blye and Ned
Warner And the husband Of June
had murder In his heart!.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24

you, Marie" screamed Aunt Deb.
BY, you say you don't know me?"
go on about your business or
dered the big policeman.
Il don't leave this spot without that
girl" declared Aunt Debby, planting
her fists on her hips and spreading
her feet apart. Then the outraged
majesty Of the law asserted itself.
Hey, Billy! Call the wagon!" it
yelled.
please don't arrest herw begged
Marie.
r She was too late: the wagon had
been called.
Sorry. MISS" said the officer who
had first interfered. but this party
went too far" And he turned to help
toss the culprit in.
''Oh. Mr.. Dowd" The voice of Ma.
RE was suddenly bright and care free.
The three policemen who had been
assisting Aunt Debby turned quickly
as Officer Dowd pushed smilingly
through the crowd to the side OF Ma
RE.
What's the trouble?" he inquired.
Marie whispered her explanation.
LET the smoke go, boys" requested
Officer Dowd carelessly. Its all a
mistake"
Now you hike!' ordered the police.
man and gave Aunt Debby poke in
the ribs.
Slowly she waddled to the chicken
market. where she found her basket
intact in the stall of the poultryman.
and slowly she walked up block to
the adjacent avenue. where stood the
Moore limousine.
Jerry" she called as she climbed
breathlessly to her seat by the driver.
Il done seed Marie! And whah she
goes Miss JUNE is!'
The car was already started.
"Where?" asked Jerry. all quivering
eagerness.
Aunt Debby's eyes rolled. She could
talk no more. but she made circular
motion with her hand. and Jerry un.
derstoOd
There seemed to be small profit in cir.
culating. and after few minutes Of
this tedious process Aunt Debby. who
seemed to be tremendously prolific of
ideas today. said:
"Mistah Nedy'
To Ned's they drove. and within FIVE
minutes after Aunt Debby's excited re-
port Ned Warner and John Moore and
three long and lanky detectives were
headed for the market, with Jerry and
Aunt Debby up in front At that point
they scattered. and it was Ned whose
inquiries after Marie led all the way
to Officer Dowd.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24

IN ~ tue SOlueT uedT MFS. ~ heeIe B
home Officer Grady walked
II over to lift his cap politely and
- to help Marie across the street
with her empty market basket Two
blocks up Officer Dowd carried her
basket two blocks off his beat to
where Officer Herman held up the traf
hc both ways while she described the
chicken potpie she intended to make
for dinner All this was. first, because
the Widow O'Keefe's husband had
been the most popular man on the
force and, second, because Marie. plain
OF feature though she was. had found
in herself an unexpected knack for
pleasing policemen
In the market .June's maid, compan-
ion and protector wandered from stall
to stall. selecting her tiny purchases
of fruit and vegetables She was just
deciding on the tremendously impor-
tant selection of the chicken itself
when suddenly an avalanche Of dam
ing color fell upon her and voice
cried:
You. Marie: Wha's Miss JUNE? /
say. What's Miss Junie?"
Aunt Debby: Her two fat black
hands We're gripped on Marie's arm.
crowd began to gather Immediately
Marie Strengthened herself stitf1y.
Il do not know you" she declared.
You don't know me" Aunt Debby
WheeZed. her broad bosom jumping up
and down. You say you don't know
me: Amt | Debby! Amt you Ma
rie?''
Marie with a sudden jerk freed her
self from that earnest grasp and would
have been far down the street had it
not been for the rhickening crowd
Aunt Debby. plungins forward with
unbelievable agility. threw both arms
around her.
WHATS the matter here?" The
gruff voice OF a big policeman.
IL want that woman took in charger
painted Aunt Debby. and she rolled her
eyes.
''Oh. you dor And the officer of the
law turned on Marie an eye which was
perfectly ready to be suspicious in
spite of its dissemination whats the
charger
The voice of Aunt Debby rose shrilly
triumphant:
"She done stole my pocketbo0k!
1t was Marie's turn to look aStounded.
''Oh. she did. When: Here in the
market?"
''Yas. sir, she did. Right up hyah at
the chicken stand"
well. what's that on your armY'
And Aunt Debby's eyes dropped as she
saw the stern gaze OF the Policeman
fixed on the rusty old hand bag which
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24

losing 81 IN Y friendly penny auction
game. and she's been trying to over.
take 1t ever since"
gentle hand was laid on the mans
arm.
You will help herr' The low. sweet
voice was full of more. than appeal; it
was full Of trust and confidence.
There was a slight convulsive heav.
ing of Perry's shoulders, but that was
all. He drew out pocketbook and
counted some money into the yellow
haired woman's hand.
Now, bring Gwen to me-" be said,
and bis voice had no harshness. his
eyes no sternness, his smile no bitter
ness.
With moist eyes June hurried from
the room. She was glad that she had
stayed here. glad that she had come.
very glad indeed, but now she was in
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-24

ried down the cross street At an II.
regular corner, where half q dozen
dingy streets and alleys plunged to-
gether and, apparently dizzied by the
impact, wandered angularly and aim
lessly of, June met on q narrow CROSS
ing being fairly juggling with alco-
hOl. Her heart popped into her throat,
aad she was about to turn back, for
she would have died rather than to
have brushed clothes with the object,
when the creature, catching sight of
her. Immediately stepped far over into
the mud. jerked of his battered cap
and with 1t made a courtesy 80 sweep
ing that he was unable to rise up for
five minutes afterward.
L That was enough for one day, and
June ran down the street, past the lit
tie fountain, into the sanctuary of the
Widow O'Keefe's house, up the two
fights of stairs and dropped into the
wicker chair.
Slippers" was all she said.
Marie was on her knees in an in.
slant, showing every gum.
Aunt Debby" she cried, and from
then on until long after the wonder
full chicken potpie had been consumed
the conversation flowed with never an
ebb.
1t was good to have found a refuge
like this. 1t seemed far. far away from
the New York which these two knew,
ard it was as II no one could ever find
them here. They were safe Safe!
Is one ever safe? As Ned Warner
stood trying vainly to extract informa-
ton from Officer Dowd June's car
flashed by him and he caught glimpse
Of her.
Officer Dowd was astonished to have
his particularly insistent questioner
stop abruptly in the middle Of sen.
tence and go dashing madly after
street car. In half block the young
man gave up that absurd chase.
The traffic thickened just beyond. so
that for three or four blocks Ned was
able to keep sight of the car as it
stopped and started. Finally It was
blocked. and Ned was able to catch up
with it. June was no. longer among
the passengers!
There was girl on your car wear
ing fur cap with green tassely'
breathlessly said Ned to the conductor.
bet your life"
Where did she leave your carp
"On the track"
Ned dropped off the car. left to his
own logic. June had alighted some
where within these last two blocks
One going farther west would in all
probability have taken more conven-
lent car line. To the east lay q tene-
ment district of old, small houses. On
the chance Ned struck east.
Have you seen girl wearing fur
cap with green tassel?"
The young man with the yellow der
by over one ear shifted his cigarette.
I'll be the Patsy. What's the an.
swer?"
He asked that question of countless
people. On corner where half doz-
en- streets and alleys had staggered
themselves by running into each other.
Ned found human being swaying
gently in the breeze.
Have you seem
Ned stopped after one glance into
that vacuous face and one Whit from
that far from vacuous breath.
Pipe up. pal" husked the jiggled
one. Ned went over his formula.
Have you seen girl wearing a fur
cap with green tassel?'' -
We'll. what do you think of that?'
And it stopped swaying for moment.
Nv, q.