y stories for a quarter of an hour. Mr. Dithridge then spoke as follows: During the past day or two I have been in theclutches of the conflicting emotions of pleasure and ap-prehension—pleasure in the thought of meeting you allhere; apprehension because of the dread of losing mymemory or my voice… … J. DUNCAN DITHRIDGE, PRESIDENT. As I came upstairs I thought of the story of themouse who had been pursued all day by a belligerentand ruthless cat. He finally made his escape into thewine cellar, and in the course of his flight found himselfin a pool of wine which a careless butler had spilled…
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