Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchwhile Redding lifted Europena in besideher.*^We 've seed a good time fer onct inour lives/ ^ said Asia. It was the firsttime she had spoken since they left thetheater.**Lemme ride up on top, ma!'' demandedBilly, eagerly.*^Lemme, too, lemme!" came fromthe sleepy Australia, who did not knowwhat new attraction was being offered,but was resolved not to miss anything.**A11 right, Billy; but, Austry, youmust stay with ma.Good-by, Mr. Bob,and thanks— thanks fer one an' all!"Redding stood on the corner wherethey had left him, and the smile diedout of his face. Within a block wasa jollycrowd and a hearty welcome;across the street was the big apartmenthouse where his dark and cheerless windowpromised him nothing. For a mo-96