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And then my heart stood still, and my recently developed powers of self-control received a severe shock. A familiar little yap had given me the first warning, I turned sharply round towards the door. Adele, followed by a small elderly gentleman with a red ribbon in his buttonhole, had just entered. I hastened towards them, and I addressed Adele without a flicker of recognition in my face.

The genuine, heartfelt cry restored her confidence in Celia. "Some one who means harm!" she whispered, trembling with excitement. "Ah, mademoiselle is already under control," said Helene, using the jargon which she had learnt from Celia's lips. Adele Rossignol grinned.

For a moment Adele faced her angrily. Then her real nature seemed slowly to come to the surface. "Yes," she murmured frankly. "Then why don't you?" pleaded Constance. "I haven't the power. There is an indescribable excitement to do something great, to make a mark.

And, indeed, Adele had no sooner recovered her, balance, than she resigned it once more into the arms of the startled Pole, who was happily at hand. In the meantime, the German stranger, who had saved himself from falling by coming with his full force upon the toes of Mr. Higgins, again advanced to the spot, and, rudely seizing the fair bride by the arm, exclaimed,

Adele turned and walked out of the room. She was married six weeks later. They had a regular prewar wedding veil, flowers, dinner, and all. Aunt Sophy arranged the folds of her gown and draped her veil. The girl stood looking at herself in the mirror, a curious half smile twisting her lips. She seemed slighter and darker than ever.

Rupert held out his hand, which his companion grasped, and the two galloped rapidly along the road towards London. In the meantime all was consternation at the Chace. Colonel Holliday and Monsieur Dessin were deeply engaged in conversation when Adele burst in upon them. "Quick, quick!" she exclaimed, "Monsieur Rupert is fighting with a wicked young man!"

I am afraid I shall be told that for Admiral Fisher to abandon his visit to Kiel now, without some very definite reason, would be impossible." Adele shrugged her shoulders. "After all," she said, "it is your affair. England has no claims upon me. I have never lived here, I never shall now! My work lies in France. Still, take my advice! Do what you can with your ministers."

Adele begged him to wait, as her sobs almost choked her. I was furious with everything, but having received one look from her beautiful eyes I could not withstand her sorrow any longer, and said, "Calm yourself, mademoiselle. It shall never be said that I remained unmoved while beauty wept. I yield to your request, for if I did not I should not be able to sleep all night.

"My dear love, you will tell them at the fort how things are with us, and they will bring us help." "Let the others do that, and I will stay. I will not be useless, Amory. Onega has taught me to load a gun. I will not be afraid, indeed I will not, if you will only let me stay." "You must not ask it, Adele. It is impossible, child I could not let you stay."

Edith Clark Cowles, Executive and Press Secretary; Miss Adele Clark, Legislative Chairman, and Miss Ida Mae Thompson, Headquarters Secretary of the State Equal Suffrage League. From year to year delegates from the Equal Suffrage League went to the State political conventions, asking for an endorsement of woman suffrage.