The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30


Z tfas with Teae1e''-s s,,.- 20. 80
slush' that sem Pec,t' a.. -
norses down constantly, s"Ft'uk' s'o'N' -1.,,L '
- oI.en as they ksP' ,t'F.' 80 80 -. - - -
Gay, dangerous 70 hea m. fF|ihs ~ 'le
ITS swfuI! sa1a 24afF' G.''-''1H =, :. vac VIZ
cow and looking out win @H.'eI ~ ~, 60.
We ought 70 Re' away, 20 -. --...a-s
We go SOUTH MARY" .'"l - '''
i wouldn't care vhich-e1thsr sunshine or
STEADY cola Toola oe pe1t1 nan r. a.,
we cam aa'e sl'.s-' - 20 a., -
We can aIoTo q 1"'@y.s-' ~ So =. .. -.
nins pretty low N'o17' '7 >@- "@' ' ~
4 any.
suppose n7't sag MONA FeSTetL4It a..
anyone WAC was S11'Siel''. - -, - "a.
sSo glraS 70 - ...4tF 49, o. -
nave suppose 1a@t s.st - -,
income They were cot yvhat IS 'z1'To as work
ing women aeF 7z-v@ A'''H ~ an -N'
Tor fhe1r neeas' a. ~ yes t-e ~ =. d. p.
ton fhst trey Posse .e3- u hs' q inc N9'-
tcFTaee ane 152efe1ss. means a. "a a.,
. Yet notsi2s c7sa hs,e 9eeA urine fro ls
tne sF9tA- fo'a ls4. 10 5.V - ..,-,..s ~
~ os sssGTSa G, l-S& S-S~ q eo-s'1'' tHN,
tfcted life IS slc1 ea1ls t}71s insure. ron n@o
4 peen tEr1"1 lF<E Ta7T own Ef>'- anu 7..'''
tnanks 70 Ter -5+s. ga "a" ,.t
pffter an1 cst#='>-sa5'S tAFf.'s..F 2'sH 'h'
sonEht 70 P-ey 47a7 t5eza, aaT1,.ng 70 allow
D Them 20 Dc 'T@st tasF waa,ea-"hlae was 70 earn
hv1Eg ~ s1fa Work as tasF were at'ed 10 40
Ter eAa '~e7 Ts$2tA'e enough 20 us
sssgy saAre. every trap iaat hao berh esi'ea iot
tlseTA A2c t2FS Gao come III 'ie efR'' 20 itti ma
theT were justified N obtaining rom ihe "oFlo.
~ ire exercise 81 superior ~ 'e'-'Eeh,e ma
living which they frit IT owed them ana "hl'h
i they bad been unwilling - accept ar the price
they had heen asked 10 pay Iney hed TOT some
time levied tribute u9on those who had believed
them likely to r. easy Ne'lns. Ihef haa playee
anon the credulify. the desires, the weakness OF
certain people who had made It pracuce' IN one
/ way or another to take advantage oil precisely
| suchtweakness In others.
50 TO speak by their Wis had they arsPoi.ed
anyone who did not richly deserve to suffer for
some meanness of character. More than once, in
3 deed, they had. with only incidental profit to
themselres, righfed wrongs and brought happiness
Il to those who greatly needles II. Their methods
had been nn'on'enhonai, pnt they haa avoided -o1
conflict with their own eonsclenoes as well as
with the law.
Oh cheer up, said Mary, after time.
Something VIII turn up, Mona. '"a know
were pretty lucky, and believe that we Wooldnf
De II we were so altogether wrong II some
people would call us adyenturesSes If they knew.
Let them" said Mona. We've never taken
advantage OF anyone who didn't deserve H. but
OH wish IL would clear up
With a firm gesture Mary drew down the
shades and switched on the electro Iight'
"A little mental science IL the treatment for
you" she said, with discrimination, "Now-it's
cold and clear outside and It's late, so that ite
dark We're glad to be home after a oriSk walk
and wei READ the evening papers m
mona iaugheu' ana sdhA, sun SHINING lhoo
chair while Mary teIephoned down Tor me af.er-
& noon papers TO oe sem up 70 mem IN rev mo mo
L ments they were pom SNtued IN easy chalr"'
mn ~ US w us
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c., - - ~, D'
NJ -nou I'LL go ooa a., on -, 800. -
"nA' Ho" ""' ' - "''lF'"h ~" Nv"
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- 800 IN -, ~ !.
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nc note. eorre9ponoe"'S sent '''' WARY levy
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