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SPECULAT|VEL|ST
OF BONDS LOWER
Trade Restricted by Ragged
Stock Market and Boost
in Money Rate.
ny CHARLES r. SPEARE.

SUpcIal DlspHttn w Iho
NEW YORK. January 10.-An ad.
vance in the renewal rate OF call
money today to Az per cent and a
fractional rise in time money restrict.
ed operations in bonds, and with
ragged stock list led to some reaction
in speculative issues.
The confidence that has been ex.
pressed in continued easy money was
modified by the general talk Of pos.
sibly higher re.discount rates. One
effect of this might be to turn the
flow Of capital from stocks into bonds.
40 that in spite Of sitter rates the
bond market would benefit and it
would still be possible to continue
along the line Of refunding high.inter.
est bearing bonds and preferred stocks
with AZ. per cent and s per cent Is.
sues. obviously the position OF a
great number of speculative bonds
would be adversely affected by any
definite change in the money situa.
ton.
All Sugars Are Weak.
The widest swing today was in this
type OF issue. All Of the sugar bonds
we're weak So were Andes Copper
convertible Is and Anaconda Z. Like
wise LIQUID Carbonic 6s. Dodge 6s and
Remington Rand 5hs. An exception
TO the general tendency were the
Anglo. Chilean Nitrate Is. which ad-
vanced Ia points. approaching par.
The oil list was also fractionally
higher.
Increased activity was shown in the
French municipals and rails. with the
government Is and 7ias at approxi.
mately their highest on the move
10 nrcyA tyfy ~ -
the French City 6s at par. German
municipals and bank bonds were
strong. One of the arguments for
buying them at this time Is the lack
of new German financing. and the
probability that comparatively few
German issues will come into the mar
ket in the first quarter of this year.
permitting the old bonds to stabilize
themselves again. Argentine 6s ad-
vanced to par. as did Toxic Electric
6s. which are due in August. and have
been heavily accumulated as a short
term issue International Railways of
Central Africa 6i2s were up about a
point. Copenhagen 5s and 512s.
Dutch East Indies 6s and New South
Wales SIS gained fractionally.
Junior Rails Irregular.
The market for Junior rails was ir.
regular. Ontario & Western 4s. Terre
Haute & Southeastern Income SIS. Sea.
board Adjustments. Rock Island,
Louisiana 4 Arkansas 4las, and Chi.
cago a. Eastern Illinois SIS gained mod
erately. There was little change in
the market for high-grade rails or
public utilities. Except for decline
in United States Liberty 3l3s. the
market for governments was steady
early and then reacted. Specialists re.
ported a good response to the proposal
Of exchange OF third 4As for short.
term 3i2s.
The feature OF today's new offerings
was the large proportion represented
by public utility s per cent preferred
stocks.
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After Call.

Washington Gas 6s ''A"-$100 at 10s.
Barber & Ross. com.--10 at 81.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.--l0 at 121l
City & Suburban 5s-$300 at 80.
Potomac Electric 5Lss pfd.-5 at 10S!t.
Capital Traction Colo at 109Ss.
Washington Gas 5s-$500 at 106A II.
Potomac Electric Is pfd.-l0 at 1ieL
80 at 112k. 10 at I12L.
Washington Rwy. & Eiec. com.-10 at
465.
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PARIS, January 10 Ap. -~ Prices
we've nrm on The Bonrse today. Three
per cent rentes, 81 francs, Ekchanse
on London, ia francs : esntines.
Five per cent loan. 10 francs 30 cen,
t,g.s: IT The ..,is ae,,!sr W. Vel1. ~
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Following is the list OF stocks and
bonds traded in on the New YORK
Curb Market today:
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loans. S and 6 per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Bid Asked.
$%sF $% % i 5HsI H Il; 5s'ss s ;a;: ,sss 80:
Am. lrl isL. c!i. U. 2sss 1uo sssss
Anacostia & Pot. X. n. 6a.. Qei, .....
Ana. 4 Pot. guar. 5s. ....... oen 80.
G. & T. Telephone 5s..,..... 1ools 101A
O. & T.. Tel. OF Va. 6s.... i04 .....
Capital Traction r. r. 6s... 10& .,,..
City & suburban 5s.....,.s ~ 100
Potomac Elsc. Isl 80, ::.: ..:::...:: ioi ioiH
Potomac Elec. cons. bs..... 103 103h
Potomac Elcc, Sc 1883. ..s 1osX ....s
Wash. Alex. b M. Yer. S.. .....
Wash. Alex. Il Nj. v. ctfs.. 3 .....
Wash. Bait. 4 Annap. bs.... so .....
wash. Ga: g. .sris. 49,: iSsx i6dH
Wssh. R@y. 4 Flee As: aii. 'p@h
Wash. Rwy. & Flee. gen. 6s.. 1854 .....
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STOCKS.
pIBLlC Utility

Amer. Tel. 4 TclgA. ..,.,
Capital Traction. on........... IuaZ ito
Washington Gas. .......... s3L, sS
Norfolk L. Wash. Steamboat. .p5 3nh
Potomac Flee. 6es ufd iliis IiaL
Potomac Elec 8 !, e ptd los i0k /,
Wash. Rwy. a Eleo. cnm..s 4o0 4T0
Wash. Rwy. a. Flee. pfd..... i0l lOl Il
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REPORT OF CONDITION
OF the
BANK OF COMMERCE
& SAVINGS
RESOURCES

Al Washington. IN the District Of Columbia
o. the close OF business on December 81
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Il REPORT OF CONDITION
WASHINGTON SAVINGS
sf}. BANK

"A Warrington in the District of Columhla
a. ,hs ,Insa Of business on December 81, ~.
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TVt7aT COMpANTY
SAVINGS hanks

Barber 4 Ross Inc. come. "A 40
Chevy chase Dairy pfd 80. 1un ...s.
Eon,merciai San Cg, pt.... iob ..sss
y e, Payer Mig. ptd. t.... 40 .Aiss
Col, sand h Gravel pfd. ln5M l0t
Fedora Storage pfd ...s...st0h 1lh..
FEDERAL 4 Am1Tlean gort.. ..... aen huM
ksdsr al. American pfd. ...... 10l :. sxAv
EAnstoa Monotype. .....ss lusM tuph
Msroh. Trans n storage. ~ l.h 1sA
Msfnh. Trans. 4 Storage pfd 100 aIxss
NstksnthaleF Linotype t..... f0p 1ia
Natl MtFe. q Inv. ptd,.... hA ..eM
Peoples Dfus stores pfd...s lgn isA
hActliiiS storage. .,...t.s., iah Ian
SANITARY uroeers ca. pfd.... 1na y lUhM
Ter. Aefs l. WIS. Carp. ,,,,t hU .AA.s
Wash. Convention Hall Go. ~. lif.s w
Wash MBahanles' Mtss. cam. IL
Wash Medical blts 10 90. lhA ...
W0ud ~ anf 4 Ipthfpp pfd,., l0hh see.
sEk, dividend.
n%~-rn~-Ns@-s~s
The shortest people In the world are
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fns~atx.lee,

(Buu1eys1O0D
Of Il. 5 ;sisSn states s"i for e.
Of North Dakota. continued and bald
Gnissa se states ccu ;su Room. IN the city
'1xs ii sss iSsA S aaS Ss nMisf .s
being present and presiding in aaid
Court, the following. among other
proceedings. were had and done. to-.
Uaitsd States Of America. Piaintisf.
Estate OF George ,Thuet ana the
Unknown Heirs or George Thuet,
Defendants.
u = suit brought for. the purpose Of
FORGETTING and cancclling a reservoir
easement affecting. certain public
lands OF the United States: and It
United States Marshal attached to tho
subpoena on file herein that no estate
or heirs Of said George Thuet can be
found within tho District OF North
Dakota sn and tnIs nome Of f.s said heirs
now. on motion OF Seth ". Richard.
son. Esquire. solicitor for the plain.
ORDERED that said Unknown
file their answer to tho bill Of com.
PLANT herein within thirty days after
the service OF this order upon them,
anu tnAL III UeIAulL tnereOt H1IO OIL
he taken ~ confessed. And 1t ~ fur
ther
ORDERED that service OF this or.
der be made by tho publication Of
the same once each week for six
consecutive weeks. In the Bismarck
Trthune. = daily newspaper published
In the City OF Bismarck, North Da.
kota.
The United States or America-sA
District OF North Dakota
!. J. A. Montgomery. Clerk OF the
District Court or the UnitNd states
for the District Of North Dakota. do
hereby. certify that tho above and
foregoing is Il true copy OF order on
absent defendants entered upon the
Journal of tho proceedings OF said
Court, In the cause therein entitled:
that have compared tho same with
The original entry of said order on
absent defe ndants and IL Is IL true
thercfrom. and or the
whole thereof.
WITNESS my Official Signature.
and Seal ct said Court, at Fargo. in
said District. this goth day of March,
1923.
J.. A. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk
(SeAD BY j. r. STEELE.
Deputy.
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were like a magic incantatiOn, en-.
downing an orphaned girl with re.
spectability, happiness. family. an
honored place in society as the wife
Of David Mash
A bell shrilled loudly. SCATTERING
the beauty and the solsmuity OF
the greatest moment in 6ally's life,
Behind her. on the sofa. she heard
tho faint rustic Of Mrs. Creer's
stt6 silk skirt. whispers as the
two witnesses conferred. The
preachers voice, which had fal.
tered, went on. more hurried.
Mustered:
DO you. David. take this wo-
man"
Again the bell clamored. . long,
shrill. angry demand. The preach.
er's voice faltered again, the mo-
Mentoua question left halt asked.
He looked at his wife over tho ton
at Aia spectacles and nodded
slishtly. Mrs. Greer's skirts rus,
tied alphabetically a. she hurried
out Of the room. Sally forced her
eyea to travel upward to David's
stern. Get young face: their eyes
locked for = moment, Hally's piteous
with fright, hen David answered
that half-asked question loudly. en-.
phaticslly. ~ II with tho words he
would defeat fate:
Il do"
A clamor Of voices suddenly filled
the little entrance hall beyond the
patronage parlor. Sally. recosnis.
ing both of the voices. vas al.
vshjasd TO witt, un,dallylike mi,
tiatlve. Stepptng swiftly out OF
the circle Of David's arm, but still
clinging to his hand. she sprang
toward the preacher. her eyes
blazing. her face punched with fear
aud drained Of eA color.
"Plsase 20 ont" she gasped.
"Please. Mr.. Greer. Don't let them
stop us now! Ask me-'Do you
take this man. Please. do.
I dol"
"Gally. darling" David was
trying to restrain her. his voice
heavy with. pity.
I'm sorry. children" the old
preacher shook his head. Il shall
have to investiGate this disturb
ance. but promise you to continue
with the ceremony IL there Is NO
legal impeachment to your marriage.
Just stand whore you are"
The door was hung open and
Mrs. Stone. matron Of the orphan.
age. strobe into the room. painting.
her heavy face red with anger and
exsrtion. She was followed By Z
clustered. weeping Mrs. Greer and
By = small. smartly dressed little
figure that halted In the doorway.
Even IN that Arst dreadful moment
when Sally knew that che waa
trapped. that the hslf-performsd
Wedding ceremony would not b
completed. she was conscious Of
that shock Of amazement and de.
light which had always tingled
along her nerves Whenever she had
seen Enid Barr. But Why had Enid
Barr Joined In the cruel pursuit
Of . luckleaa orphaA whose worst
stn had bean running away from
charity? lf pavid's arms had not
been 80 tightly about her. she
would have tried 70 run away
again
Are We too late?" Mrs. Stone
demanded In the loud, harsh voice
that had been. : wh1p.lash upon
Sally Ford's sensitive nerves tor
=. yeays. Are they mar1iedf''
II was reading the service when
you INTERRUPTED, madam" tho Rev.
erenQ Mr.. Greer said With 6u1pria.
ing severity. And I shall continue
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It IL you cannot show Just cause
why these two young people should
not be married. May I ask who
you are. madam"
Certainly! am Mrs. Miranda
Stone. matrOn Of the State Orphans
Asylum Of Capital City. and Sally
Ford II one Of my charges. Z minor.
q ward Of the state until her eight.
zenith birthday. She is only sixteen
years old and cannot bs married
without the permission Of her
guardians. the trustees Of the or.
phanage. Is 1t clear that you cannot
go on with the CEREMONY" she con.
cluded In her hard. brisk voice.
rs this true, Sally" the old man
asked Sally gently.
Eyes" she nodded. then laid her
head YEARLY and hopelessly upon
David's shoulder.
Mrs, Stone" David began to
plead with passionate intensity.
ono Of his hands trembling upon
Sally's bowed head. "for Gods sake
let ~ 20 on with this marriage!
! love Sally and she loves me. l
have never harmed her and never
will. tn not right for you to drag
her back to the asylum, to spend
two more years Of dependence upon
charity. ! can support her. I'm
streng. ] lore her"
~Will Ill ef you kindly leave the
roam and lot me talk with Sally?"
Mrs. Stone out across hts appeal
ruthlesaly. II may ~ we'll tell you.
Mr.. Greer. that my friend here. Mrs.
Barr. = very rich woman. intends
to adopt this girl and provide her
with all the advantages that wealth
makes possible. She has been hunt.
ing for Sally for weeks. and 1t is
only through her persistence and
the power which her wealth com.
mands that we have been able to
prevent this ridiculous marriage
today"
1--WE shall be glad to let you talk
privately with tho young couple"
the old minister. answered with
punctilious politeness. Come.
Mama, Coral"
"Will you please leave the room
also, Mr.. Nash!" Mrs. Stone went
on ruthleasly. without taking time
to acknowledge the old mans
courtesy.
6ally's arms elung moro tightly
to David. Hes going to stay. Mrs.
Stone," she gasped. amased ct her
own temerity. III you don't let me
marry David now. I shall marry
him when I en- eighteen, ! don't
want to b adopted. I only want
David"
II think the boy had better
stay" Enid Harr's lovely voice.
strangely not at oil arrogant now.
called from the doorway. =
Whan the minister and his wife
and daughter-in.law had LOFT the
room. Enid Barr softly closed the
door against which she had been
leaning. O. II she had little interest
In the drama taking place. and
walked slowly toward DAVID and
Sally. who wora still In each others
arms. Gene from her small. e..
Quislte lace vas tho look oe aloof
ipdi&eFanee. and In IT. place we're
embarrassment. wistful appeal.
tenderness and. to Sally's bewilders
ment. tho most profound humility.
"Oh. Sally. SALLY" The beautiful
centralto veice Was husky with
t>ers. Cant you guess why ! want
y6u. Why i've hunted ron down like
thisl In yeur neither. Sally"
to ~ Ceoeinued)
In the merit chsptsr 66lly hears
her mothers story.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Modern house. 24xSs
5 rooms, "a #. square basement
on a fifty foot lot, double garage
and many other improvements
Will sell or trad~ for farm prop
erty. For full information write
Box 2la, nismarck. n. y.
FOR SALE-Seven room modern
home in Riverview addition and
one improved building lot. Also
income property In business dis
trict. Apply 42S w. Broadway.
Phone 1899.
FOR RENT-Six room and s room
modern house. modern 4 room
flat with hath. Furnished three
rooms and bath at Dale Apis. For
Sale: Coal range. Phone 2O5.
FOR RENT-Five room house
partly modern, freshly painted,
reasonable. Call after 10 o'clock.
22O West Rosser Ave.
FOR RENT-Six room. modern
house by May LIST. Dhone TILL.
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I SaIIy8 0eorl. IL DAVID nAd moi
been 80 hne. 80 tender. % good
She shivered and clung more
tightly to his hand. In Z few min
utes she would be his wife and
safe. safe from. Mys. Stone. the or
phANs' home. the rsformstory.
n hear Mr.. Greer coming in
Mr.. Greer beamed upon them and
busted from the room. She re
turned Immediately, Z plump hand
resting aRectionately on the shout
der OF q tall. thin, stopped old man
whose sweet, bloodless. wrinkled
face glowed with q faint radiance
Of kindness and benediction.
This Is little Miss Sally Ford
and David Nash, Papa" Mrs. Greer
told him. They've been WAITING
patiently for two hours to get mar
ried. I've been entertaining them
the best could with some Of cul
very ewp xapaucea. Il often tell
Papa ~ ought IN wyltG st6tjea FOL
the Megaslaes-v" '''-s- -.
well. wsll!" The "msrFyjpa
Dsrson" rubbed bio beautiful. this
hands tossther and smiled upon
Sally and David. "Yov'ra pretty
$euRG. osea't yeu? But Mama end
believe In youthful marriages,
va - and she wsa II when W
teek tho bic etep. and we've never
rogretted Il. yeu have your u
eeaae. ] pyeaumey
pevld'e hand shook noticeahly
% he drew the precious docuytlnt
from biz breast pocket and offered
4 TO the minister. Through I'd
fashioned 0old'simmsd spece9clsa
the minister studied the paper
briefly, his lips twitching slightly
with q smile.
well. well. Mams." no glanced
over biz spsctacles ct his heamine
wife. everything seems to be IN
order. Where II Cora? She's 60
Ing to enjoy this wedding eoor,
mously, The more she enjoys At,
the more she weeps." hs explatnAd
twinkliug at Sally and David,
When Mrs. Greer had left the room,
tho old minister bent his eyes
gravely upon David. DO you know
Of any real reason why You two
children should not be married. my
hoy?"
David Aushsd but bio eyes md
voice were steady % he answered:
mo reason 1t all. sir. We, are
both orphans. and We love each
other" -
Mrs.. Greer and her daughtef a.
lew entered before the old preiakSr
could ask any further questions. ut
10 6eeme6 to b quite satisfied.
Taking Z mueh.wegn. limp leather
black beok from his pocket, he
eummoAad tbe pair to stand before
him. Sally trsmbllngly adjusted the
little dark blue lelt Ast that atked
elesely over the masses ot her Ane
black hair. and smoothed the crisp
lells Of her new blue tafeta drees.
Join right hands" the minister
directed. ts:,'
A. Sally placed her icy. .lrelm.
bling little hand IN psvid's. IL
0ftt o( the youngsr Mr.. Crews
promised eebs startled her - that
che swayed against David. 'almdst
fainti1g. The boys lett arm went
about her shoulders. held her close.
. the openipg words Of the mar.
r1age ceremony fell slowly and In.
pressiyely from the marrying par.
sons ljpts
'Depsly helevel-
Ieaee tn sso1enly upon the
GIRLS 1eoft o1o aoy1og. All fear
hit 1eP: thero No. pethiug In the
world but BEAUTIFUL words which
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DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store sostl
this county. Experience unnscsa,
cary. No selllag. distribute and
collect. Should net $4,000 weekly
PERlS MFG. CO., Flor n. Pa
800 Neutrality-suspicious. agents
Mother Hubbard fOods. No can.
wasting. delivering or investment
MOTHER HUBBARD PROD.
VCTS, $50 Congress. Chicago.
SIS WEEKLY dealing with Mfr. q
CLEANEASY Linen Damaskoid
Table Cloth. Sample free. De.
pendablc Co, 7l6 W.. Madison
Chicago.
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IN 0AplNUpTCT TS4p-l38
In the District Court Of the United
States. for the District OF North
In the matter u Otto HeFue,
70 che creditors Of otto Hosne ss 81
Baldwin, CouNty ct, ,HWrleiQh and
Distrlct aforesaid. 4 bshkrupt:
Notice "a, !: hereby s 1--we; that -. on
duly. adiudicated haakrupt and that
the first meeting OF his creditors will
be held In the office 81 Alfred Huger.
No. 1 Webb Block. In bismarck. N. y.
on Tuesday. May I. 1923 At $3.50
o'clock A. NJ, At which tirre the cred
itors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint n truatee, txeNine the hank
rupt and transact such other business
A. may properly come before such
meeting.
DATED: Bisn,srck. N. D.. April IS.
ALFRED zUGER,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
(t-2H
Playing With Birmingham
Jimmy Johnston, for many years
an infielder with Brooklyn, is now
playing third base for Birmingham
in the Southern League.
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sAI.EsAi EN- WANTED

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from national ad> ertising. Com.
monwealth Casualty Co., Dept. p,
Is Montgomery st., Jersey City,
N. ].
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CALENDAR AND NOVELTY
Statesmen

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Calendars. Signs. Labels, Adv.
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Dealers always repeat. Big prof
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

1AR0 .11AB Ab&V11O
The summer she is 10. SALLY
nyr. 10 alarmed out' to GLEN
: CARSON. she meets DAVID
NASH, athlete nnd student. work.
ing On the Carson farm fer The
sumMer. When Carson makeo
Eemere! a4Snt: Dsvtd'a 1rleDeahle
Tor sally. maym mis- Atsa. 9Ae}
n s: s. :: ea ses Isl: :S..: IS. :'7s :;1
In Capital City, locatIsa sc the
when the little erpAans ee.s
ttOopsng into her tent. chapereneA
by a beautiful 'Laay 3ountlioI.~
: s,:k :s::n By the the e :. 81. =:
Lady Rou.tifui - ENip SAIH,
wife Of a wealthy View YeykeS.
The carnival moves 70 ~ aA)eln.
Ing statu and sally ana Davi1 ~
last feel free freM 1eteettes. Ona
night sally 70 petrioee g ses
s MRS. stone me-; .a .s e ;sse e.
gives the dis&ress al01SS ana
GUS. tho hnrlssv. helps. sally pet
awny. sally nai lbav11 zee. T6ey
intend t. be married. A. he "
ccnses .hsifeau the clerk 1ygee0o
them TO the marrying Papses"
and they hurry away q AuA Ne
they will have 20 wait tive hsvvc.
NOW GO ON WITH T>gU STONY
CHAPTER Xxxlx
DURING the two hours that they
waited for the .ReveFeaa NJ,
Greer. the marryiag psysoa.'
David and Sally sat stialy eide b
side on har.ehair se)s. Only their
fingers touchiHg pAyly. ilstsaias 70
countless romaaeea Of slopius
couples with which old Mr., Greer
RECALLED them In . .kladly. effort -
help them pass the tedious time g
waiting. Her daushter.in.law. r.
Gently widowed By the death ee tho
only son Of the family, trailed
weakly In and, out Of tho living
room. her big, mournful black eyes
devouring David'a magnificent
youth and vigor. 49,
you remind her u esury Bob
Mrs. Greer leaned forward IN her
arm chair to- whisper to David.
KILLED In the war he was. end
Cora just cant become rsceucjled.
Seems like tho only pleasure she
gets out Of life now 10 aeting %
witness for weddings. And ! must
say she cries ~ beautiful and sweet
- any brides mother could. Some
q the eiopins bsidsS' app,rtcises II
and some, don't. but, Cora. means
well. Once. ! yecollect. she spoiled
. wedding. Il seems thst the girls
mother Was dead set against this
boy. and vhsns Cora started to cry.
Just like . mother"
The story went On and On. but
Sally heard little ee Il. los her
heart was suddenly deeelate with
need Of her own. malAes.. Ieeky
girls who had mothers 20 cyy Ios
them at their wsddiRsst ,Hsr cell
fingers Stripped David's comtostine,
warm hand epodically. Doue'
where in the world there Was .
woman who was her m6ther. .
woman who had not waited Tor the
marriage ceremony before. sue
cumbing to just such lore % that
woman's unwanted daughter now
felt for David.
Understanding and pity for that
harassed. shame stricksa girl that
her mother must hare been Just
1e years ago Eushed suddenly into