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Patea Mail, Volume XXXIX, 24 June 1914, Page 3

In a certain home missionary movement every participant was to contribute a shilling that she had earned herself by hard work, The night of the collection of the shillings oame, and various and droll were the stories of earning the money. One woman had shampooed hair, another had made doughnuts, another had secured newspaper subscriptions, and so on. The chairman turned to a handsome woman in the front row. " Now, madam, it is your turn," he said. *' How did you earn your dollar ? " "1 got it from my husband." she answered. "Oh 1" bo said. " Prom your husband ? There was no hard work about that." The woman smiled faintly. "You don't know my husband," she «aid.

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