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CLAWY ' 'ONS and Service Telephone 612 MWMSOI W 162 3 “I have roughed it with men in one {Wilderness after another, in camp and Ion the trail,, in the air and on the mater, in W abrond and in peace " {home A follower and not a leader, " have been scared to death more Mme: than I can runeniben- t hats 1 high ‘_places, bugs, airplanes, Ind i canned food. Led by the"exfirmtelets of ‘my profession, by femitsinreurituitr', 1 or by the determination not to be left lt" home, I have been swam/thrown, P.ittem, sunbutned, rained on, shot " :itstone-bruitsed, frown, boiled, lured, jwith monotonous regnln-lty." Mary Roberts ‘Rinehutfhu given as 1 travel .book, but an Out Trail fluke: up tn interact, excitement and Stun 'for the intern! of waiting. The aeren parts relate In. kit-chew: " ’venture| camping out with the men of herjemily in ttil part; of the West and in Mexico. There is tho a col- orful description of houtetroating and, Wine in new. s'/'r1tistumn,otttteyotuortty personality of the authar, completely Expressed in the 'opening MW of “Roughing It With The Mm," when Mrs. Rinebart'uys: '_, - . T l "No woman ever rally known h man until the lm amped with him; watched him shave out of doom with the wind blown); his mirror about; seen his nation to I month of tried food; learned his mental condition when his tobacco is running lore-a situation which always raven]: a cer- tain avarice; his wakinghttitude do 'ter I night on the ground; and his tolerance or intolerance of mosqui- lm. block Mer, ito-ttee-lettttr, and other wild life in the wilderness. . . . . . For many families in Illinois the Thanksgiving MtM0tt is ‘a time of home coming and family reunions. For many of the homeleap children in the care of the Illinois *Children’l Home and Aid society it is e qreriod of special sadness because of, their great hunger for the home life thick has 'been denied them. Berqft of their own parents they desire more than anything else a place in a tan- ilrhytt1s.1 A l, V - - The aoéiety is in mock! need at homes for boys from new to twain years of In. A'ddreu Illinois Chil- dren'. Rome ind Aid society, 808 No. Michigan Blvd., Chicago, NEW 11111an BOOK I _ in MRS. BINEHART Famous Writer Tells of Exper- iences in “The Out 1111]”; . 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