A CAPITAL STORY.
Abram. married Ida More. ' Brning was his smile before. Crious his visage now. Dply lined with care his brow. Eger friends, with brimming cup, Fforfcs make to cheer him up, Gnial ho used to be. Heerful man no longer he. Ida is a suffragette. Jded Abe minds kid quartette. Kpnbly—ne'er Ida. doubts' — Loquence for votes she spouts. Mbracing every chance, .she likes Nergy to waste on hikes. Openly upon the way, Pple scoff, to her dismay. Qlinary work is Abe's, Rduous as 'tending babes, Specially as he must do Tdious work enough for two. Usually mild, oh, how Vhemont his language now! Wwould see, the rage Xpreased each day, with naught t'assuage. Yfey's Teached, we hope, the drea-r Znith of her fool oareer. # —Fanny Byrne. N-.Y. Life.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 11
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130A CAPITAL STORY. Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 11
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